Lexy Halladay defends steeplechase title at U.S. championships

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Lexy Halladay defends steeplechase title at U.S. championships
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Lexy Halladay defended her title in the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase at the U.S. track and field championships in New York on July 25, 2026. Halladay finished with a time of 9:12.54, five seconds ahead of runner-up Gabbi Jennings, who clocked 9:17.42. Courtney Wayment, another former BYU athlete, finished fifth with 9:19.90. Kenneth Rooks, a former NCAA champion, did not qualify for the final after failing to advance. Other results included Nathan Green winning the 1,500-meter race and Carter Cutting finishing 12th in that event.

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  • Halladay wins 3,000m steeplechase with 9:12.54
  • Gabbi Jennings finishes second in 9:17.42
  • Courtney Wayment places fifth at 9:19.90
  • Kenneth Rooks does not qualify for steeplechase final
  • Nathan Green wins the 1,500m race with 3:50.27
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Halladay, the BYU school record-holder in the steeplechase, ran away from the field, beating runner-up Gabbi Jennings by five seconds.

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