Kenneth Rooks fails to advance in steeplechase at U.S. championships
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 4:01 AM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Day 1 of the U.S. track and field championships at Icahn Stadium in New York City featured unexpected results for athletes with BYU connections. Kenneth Rooks, an Olympic silver medalist and three-time national champion, finished 20th in the steeplechase and did not advance to the finals. His training partners James Corrigan and Dan Michalski successfully qualified for the finals. Other notable BYU athletes, including Jaslyn Gardner and Paje Rasmussen, advanced in the 100-meter dash, while Carlee Hansen moved forward in the 1,500-meter run with a personal-best time.
- •Kenneth Rooks finishes 20th overall in the steeplechase.
- •James Corrigan and Dan Michalski advance to the finals.
- •Jaslyn Gardner and Paje Rasmussen qualify in the 100 meters.
- •Carlee Hansen sets a personal record in the 1,500 meters.
- •Sadie Sargent does not qualify for the finals.
- 4:01 AMYahoo Sports — How runners with BYU ties fared during Day 1 at U.S. track and field championships
"Olympic silver medalist and former BYU star Kenneth Rooks fails to advance in the steeplechase, while training partners James Corrigan and Dan Michalski advanced.
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