US Trials with multiple qualifiers for Paris 2024. GETTY IMAGES

Results and qualifiers for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games have been announced from the US Athletics Trials. Sha'Carri Richardson and Noah Lylesstood out in the 100 metres, while Heath Baldwin led in the decathlon.


In Eugene, Oregon, the exciting Track and Field Trials are underway to determine the United States' representatives at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

From 21 to 30 June, athletes from the most recent Olympic Games will compete for a place at the world's premier sporting event.

Sha'Carri Richardson excelled in the women's 100 metres with a time of 10.71 seconds, securing her place in the Olympic team alongside Melissa Jefferson (10.80) and TeeTee Terry (10.89), who will also be competing at the 33rd Olympic Games.

Over the same distance, but in the men's category, Noah Lyles triumphedwith a time of 9.83 seconds and will represent the United States at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. Lyles clocked an impressive 9.83 seconds. Kenny Bednarek was second with a time of 9.87 seconds, while Fred Kerley completed the podium with a time of 9.88 seconds, also securing a place on the Olympic team for the world's leading sporting power.

In the men's 10,000 metres, Grant Fisher, Woody Kincaid and Nico Young secured their places in the Olympic team. Fisher led the race with a time of 27:49.47, closely followed by Kincaid in 27:50.74. Young completed the trio of qualifiers with a time of 27:52.40.

Sha'Carri Richardson celebrates after winning the women's 100 metre final in Eugene, Oregon. GETTY IMAGES
Sha'Carri Richardson celebrates after winning the women's 100 metre final in Eugene, Oregon. GETTY IMAGES


In the decathlon, Heath Baldwin led the way with a total of 8,625 points, demonstrating his superiority in this challenging event and outperforming the likes of Zach Ziemek and Harrison Williams, who finished with 8,516 and 8,384 points respectively to qualify for Paris 2024.


Results:

According to the official U.S. Track and Field Olympic Team Trials 2024 website, athletes in bold have qualified for Paris 2024.


Women’s 100m
 1. Sha’Carri Richardson -- 10.71
 2. Melissa Jefferson -- 10.80
 3. TeeTee Terry -- 10.89
 4. Tamari Davis -- 10.91
 5. Aleia Hobbs -- 10.93
 6. Tamara Clark -- 10.95
 7. Candace Hill -- 11.00
 8. Jenna Prandini -- 11.02

Women’s 400m
 1. Kendall Ellis -- 49.46
 2. Aaliyah Butler -- 49.71
 3. Alexis Holmes -- 49.78
 4. Kaylyn Brown -- 50.07
 5. Quanera Hayes -- 50.55
 6. Isabella Whittaker -- 50.68
 7. Lynna Irby-Jackson -- 50.74
 8. JaMeesia Ford -- 50.80

Women’s Hammer Throw
 1. Annette Echikunwoke -- 74.68 metres
2. DeAnna Price -- 74.52
 3. Erin Reese -- 71.21 (currently has world ranking)
4. Rachel Tanczos -- 70.98
 5. Janeah Stewart -- 70.34
 6. Janee Kassanavoid -- 69.46
 7. Shelby Frank -- 68.68
 8. Madi Malone -- 67.25

Women’s Triple Jump
 1. Jasmine Moore -- 14.26 metres (currently has world ranking)
2. Keturah Orji -- 14.22 (currently has world ranking)
3. Tori Franklin -- 13.72 (currently has world ranking)
4. Imani Oliver -- 13.70
 5. Xiamara Young -- 13.51
 6. Titiana Marsh -- 13.49
 7. Euphenie Andre -- 13.38
 8. Ryann Porter -- 13.27

Men’s 100m
 1. Noah Lyles -- 9.83
 2. Kenny Bednarek -- 9.87
 3. Fred Kerley -- 9.88
 4. Christian Coleman -- 9.93
 5. Christian Miller -- 9.98
 6. Courtney Lindsey -- 10.02
 7. Brandon Hicklin -- 10.03
 8. Kendal Williams -- 10.04


Woody Kincaid, second place, Grant Fisher, first place, and Nicolas Young, third place, pose on the podium after the men's 10,000 metre. GETTY IMAGES
Woody Kincaid, second place, Grant Fisher, first place, and Nicolas Young, third place, pose on the podium after the men's 10,000 metre. GETTY IMAGES

Men’s 10,000m
1. Grant Fisher -- 27:49.47
 2. Woody Kincaid -- 27:50.74
 3. Nico Young -- 27:52.40
4. Drew Hunter -- 27:53.35
 5. Casey Clinger -- 27:59.71
 6. Conner Mantz -- 28:00.90
 7. Sam Chelanga -- 28:04.36
 8. Andrew Colley -- 28:05.05

Men’s 3000m Steeplechase
 1. Kenneth Rooks -- 8:21.92 (currently has world ranking)
2. Matthew Wilkinson -- 8:23.00 (currently has world ranking)
3. James Corrigan -- 8:26.78 (currently doesn’t have world ranking)
4. Evan Jager -- 8:28.73 (currently has world ranking)
5. Yasin Sado -- 8:29.04
 6. Duncan Hamilton -- 8:29.20
 7. Joey Berriatua -- 8:29.95
 8. Anthony Rotich -- 8:30.14

Men’s Decathlon
1. Heath Baldwin -- 8,625 points
 2. Zach Ziemek -- 8,516
 3. Harrison Williams -- 8,384
 4. Devon Williams -- 8,211
 5. Jack Flood -- 8,178
 6. Austin West -- 8,018
 7. Samuel Black -- 7,952
 8. Ryan Talbot -- 7,872

Men’s Javelin
 1. Curtis Thompson -- 83.04 metres (currently has world ranking)
2. Capers Williamson -- 79.57 (currently doesn’t have world ranking)
3. Donavon Banks -- 79.19 (currently doesn’t have world ranking)
4. Dash Sirmon -- 76.83
 5. James Kotowski -- 75.69
 6. Jordan Davis -- 75.10
 7. David Friedberg -- 75.06
 8. Marc Anthony Minichello -- 73.07 (currently has world ranking)

Men’s Pole Vault
 1. Sam Kendricks -- 5.92 metres
 2. Chris Nilsen -- 5.87
 2. Jacob Wooten -- 5.87
 4. Keaton Daniel -- 5.82
 5. Matt Ludwig -- 5.72
 6. Zach Bradford -- 5.62
 6. Luke Winder -- 5.62
 8. Austin Miller -- 5.62
 8. Nathan Richartz -- 5.62

Men’s Shot Put
 1. Ryan Crouser -- 22.84 metres
 2. Joe Kovacs -- 22.43
 3. Payton Otterdahl -- 22.26
 4. Jordan Geist -- 21.79
 5. Josh Awotunde -- 21.77
 6. Roger Steen -- 21.51
 7. Tripp Piperi -- 21.05
 8. Tarik O’Hagan -- 20.98