Wichita State track and field has qualified three athletes for the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon. Jason and Josh Parrish will compete in multiple events, starting with Josh in the 110-meter hurdles and long jump, followed by Jason in the 400-meter hurdles. Jelese Alexander will also represent the Shockers in the high jump, marking her first appearance at the championships. The competition begins on June 10 and features several critical qualifying rounds leading to finals later in the week.

By the Numbers
  • Jason Parrish currently ranks 14th in the NCAA for the 400 hurdles.
  • Josh Parrish ranks 6th in the 110 hurdles and 11th in long jump entering the competition.
State of Play
  • The Parrish twins have qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships for the second consecutive year.
  • Jelese Alexander ties for 6th in the NCAA with a high jump of 1.87m.
What's Next

The Parrish twins will commence their events on June 10, with both aiming to advance to the finals on June 12. Alexander's competition in the high jump follows on June 13, as she seeks recognition in her first NCAA appearance.

Bottom Line

Wichita State's athletes are poised for strong performances at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, with each aiming for All-American honors and favorable placements in their respective events. Watch for the Parrish twins' competitive edge as they attempt to improve upon their past performances.