Gabriel McNeil wins OSU Wexner Boys Athlete of the Week award
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 9:44 PM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
Gabriel McNeil, a track and field athlete from Lancaster, has been named the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Boys Athlete of the Week for June 1-7. McNeil achieved this honor by winning the 800 meters with a time of 1:52.46 at the Division I state meet. He garnered 44.9% of the votes in the selection process, surpassing runner-up Chase Bergsten, who received 25.2% for his performance in the 110 hurdles. Other nominees included athletes from various schools, competing in multiple events across the state meets. Voting for the Athlete of the Week occurs weekly, providing opportunities for athletes who have not previously won to be recognized.
- •Gabriel McNeil won the 800 at the Division I state meet.
- •He received 44.9% of the votes for the award.
- •Chase Bergsten was the runner-up with 25.2% of the votes.
- •Nominees included athletes from various track and field events.
- •Voting for the awards occurs weekly, allowing for athlete recognition.
- 9:44 PMYahoo Sports — Lancaster's Gabriel McNeil named OSU Wexner Boys Athlete of the Week
"The track and field star won the 800 (1:52.46) at the Division I state meet.
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