UKTF Earns Twenty-Three USTFCCCA All-America Honors

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Fourteen Kentucky track & field student-athletes have earned 23 All-America honors for their performances at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, announced by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.

The men’s team led the way with eight total honorees while the women had six honorees. The women, who had 11 first-team honors, collected a total of 12 awards with Masai Russell earning first team honors in all four events she competed in this weekend. Karimah Davis had three honors from her three competitions as well.

The men’s team earned a total of 11 All-America honors with two first-team honors and seven second-team honors. Brian Faust, Wayne Lawrence Jr. and Kennedy Lightner all earned two awards from the weekend.

Below is a list of UKTF’s 2023 Outdoor All-Americans, which honors they earned, and in what events.

Women

• Anthaya Charlton
  • First-team All-America – 4x100m Relay
  • Second-team All-America – 100m
• Karimah Davis
  • First-team All-America – 200m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay
• Dajour Miles
  • First-team All-America – 4x400m Relay
• Megan Moss
  • First-team All-America – 4x400m Relay
• Victoria Perrow
  • First-team All-America – 4x100m Relay
• Masai Russell
  • First-team All-America – 100H, 400H, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Men

• Keaton Daniel
  • First-team All-America – Pole Vault
• Brian Faust
  • Second-team All-America – 400m, 4x400m Relay
• Wayne Lawrence Jr.
  • Second-team All-America – 4x400m Relay
  • Honorable Mention – 400m
• Kennedy Lightner
  • Second-team All-America – 4x400m Relay
  • Honorable Mention – 200m
• Josh Sobota
  • Second-team All-America – Shot Put
• Robbie Springfield
  • Second-team All-America – Long Jump
• Justin Swann
  • Second-team All-America – 4x400m Relay
• Jordan Turner
  • First-team All-America – Long Jump

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