The Bowerman Set To Shine At 2023 World Athletics Championships
The Bowerman Family will be well-represented at the 2023 World Athletics Championships.
Track & field fans will see 28 athletes who either won The Bowerman or were a finalist for collegiate track & field’s highest individual honor at the National Athletics Center in Budapest over the next week. In fact, nine winners and 19 finalists are included in that number.
From The Bowerman: Past Winners & Finalists | On The World Stage
To break it down further, male athletes from the Class of 2015 onward will vie for global glory, as will female athletes from the Class of 2016 onward. Tina Sutej, who was a finalist for The Bowerman in 2011 after a stellar year at Arkansas, is the oldest athlete in the field representing the award.
The Bowerman Family – 2023 World Athletics Championships |
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| The following is a list of athletes competing at the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest, who either won The Bowerman or were a finalist for collegiate track & field’s highest individual honor. | ||||
| Men’s Events | ||||
| Name | Event(s) | Program | Federation | Relation |
| Christian Coleman | 100, 4×100 | Tennessee | USA | 2017 Winner |
| Fred Kerley | 100 | Texas A&M | USA | 2017 Finalist |
| Cole Hocker | 1500 | Oregon | USA | 2021 Finalist |
| Grant Holloway | 110H | Florida | USA | 2019 Winner 2018 Finalist |
| Rai Benjamin | 400H | Southern California | USA | 2018 Finalist |
| JuVaughn Harrison | HJ | LSU | USA | 2021 Winner |
| Mondo Duplantis | PV | LSU | SWE | 2019 Finalist |
| Marquis Dendy | LJ | Florida | USA | 2015 Winner |
| Jarrion Lawson | LJ | Arkansas | USA | 2016 Winner |
| Jaydon Hibbert | TJ | Arkansas | JAM | 2023 Finalist |
| Turner Washinton | DT | Arizona State | USA | 2021 Finalist |
| Leo Neugebauer | Dec | Texas | GER | 2023 Finalist |
| Lindon Victor | Dec | Texas A&M | GRN | 2017 Finalist |
| Ayden Owens-Delerme | Dec | Arkansas | PUR | 2022 Finalist |
| Kyle Garland | Dec | Georgia | USA | 2023 Finalist |
| Women’s Events | ||||
| Name | Event(s) | Program | Federation | Relation |
| Julien Alfred | 100, 200 | Texas | LCA | 2023 Finalist |
| Sha’Carri Richardson | 100, 200, 4×100 | LSU | USA | 2019 Winner |
| Britton Wilson | 400, 4×400 | Arkansas | USA | 2023 Finalist |
| Athing Mu | 800 | Texas A&M | USA | 2021 Winner |
| Raevyn Rogers | 800 | Oregon | USA | 2017 Winner |
| Kendra Harrison | 100H | Kentucky | USA | 2015 Finalist |
| Tina Sutej | PV | Arkansas | SLO | 2011 Finalist |
| Tara Davis-Woodhall | LJ | Texas | USA | 2021 Finalist |
| Jasmine Moore | LJ, TJ | Florida | USA | 2023 Finalist |
| Keturah Orji | TJ | Georgia | USA | 2018 Winner 2017 Finalist 2016 Finalist |
| Maggie Ewen | SP | Arizona State | USA | 2017 Finalist 2018 Finalist |
| Camryn Rogers | HT | California | CAN | 2022 Finalist |
| Anna Hall | Hept | Florida | USA | 2022 Finalist |
Be sure to check back throughout the next week as we update you on how many medals The Bowerman Family racks up in Budapest. We’ll see if they can top the 16 medals amassed in Eugene last year.
