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Friday, June 12
Eugene, Ore.
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NCAA Championships
Banks Finishes Third to Close Historic Weekend
6/13/2026 12:28:00 AM | Track and Field
EUGENE, Ore. – The Indiana University track and field team closed the NCAA Outdoor National Championship with a historic performance from Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore. The Hoosiers closed the weekend scoring in two events, finishing T-35th overall.
Following Wednesday's semifinal rounds, Trelee Banks Rose competed in the 200-meter final where he would record several landmarks to close his collegiate career.
"It would be impossible for me to be any more thrilled or proud of Trelee," said head coach Ed Beathea. "He executed his race very well in a very competitive field."
Banks finished the race third overall, earning bronze with a time of 20.02. His finish set a new school record, previously set in 1984 breaking the 42-year-old record and his fourth school record this indoor and outdoor season.
Looking into the record books, Trelee became the first Hoosier to earn first-team All-American honors in the 200-meter event in the same indoor and outdoor season. He is also the first Hoosier to earn first-team All-American status in the indoor and outdoor seasons since 2019.
Final Men's Results
Tyler Carrel (Pole Vault) – 8th (First-Team All-American)
Camden Marshall (800m) – 11th (Second-Team All-American)
John Colquitt (400mH) – 21st (All-American Honorable Mention)
Trelee banks Rose (200m) – 3rd (First-Team All-American)
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Following Wednesday's semifinal rounds, Trelee Banks Rose competed in the 200-meter final where he would record several landmarks to close his collegiate career.
"It would be impossible for me to be any more thrilled or proud of Trelee," said head coach Ed Beathea. "He executed his race very well in a very competitive field."
Banks finished the race third overall, earning bronze with a time of 20.02. His finish set a new school record, previously set in 1984 breaking the 42-year-old record and his fourth school record this indoor and outdoor season.
Looking into the record books, Trelee became the first Hoosier to earn first-team All-American honors in the 200-meter event in the same indoor and outdoor season. He is also the first Hoosier to earn first-team All-American status in the indoor and outdoor seasons since 2019.
Final Men's Results
Tyler Carrel (Pole Vault) – 8th (First-Team All-American)
Camden Marshall (800m) – 11th (Second-Team All-American)
John Colquitt (400mH) – 21st (All-American Honorable Mention)
Trelee banks Rose (200m) – 3rd (First-Team All-American)
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#NeverDaunted
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