Arman Hall was one of four men to nab three first-team All-America honors this outdoor season.
Gators Total Nation-Leading 31 USTFCCCA First-Team All-Americans
Tuesday, June 14, 2016 | Track and Field
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The University of Florida track and field program totaled 34 United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association All-America honors for the 2016 outdoor season, including a nation-leading 31 first-team honorees. The Gators also nabbed three USTFCCCA Honorable Mention accolades.
UF's men, who won the program's third NCAA Outdoor Championships crown since 2012 and sixth overall national title since 2010—both of which lead Division I during their respective timeframes—boasted a nation-leading 16 first-team honorees and a pair of second-team laurels.
National champions Arman Hall (400 meters) and Eric Futch (400-meter hurdles), along with runner-up finishers KeAndre Bates (triple jump), TJ Holmes (400-meter hurdles), and the 4x400 relay team of Kunle Fasasi, Hall, Hugh Graham Jr., and Najee Glass, headlined the group of 16 first-teamers.
Florida's women amassed 15 first-team nods, another nation-leading figure, as well as one second-team plaudit.
Freshman Yanis David turned in the highest finish on the women's side, placing third in the triple jump.
Hall was one of four men to collect at least three first-team accolades, while Claudia Francis and Robin Reynolds were two of the nine women with three such honors.
First-team honors were awarded to all eight finalists, while second-team honors were awarded to the other eight competitors who cracked the top 16 at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
A full listing of the USTFCCCA All-America teams can be found here.
Men's First-Team All-Americans
KeAndre Bates – Long Jump (third place)
KeAndre Bates – Triple Jump (second place)
Ryan Clark – 4x100-meter Relay (fourth place)
Anders Eriksson – Hammer Throw (fifth place)
Kunle Fasasi – 400 meters (sixth place)
Kunle Fasasi – 4x400-meter Relay (second place)
Eric Futch – 400-meter Hurdles (champion)
Najee Glass – 400 meters (DQ, finalist)
Najee Glass – 4x400-meter Relay (second place)
Hugh Graham Jr. – 4x100-meter Relay (fourth place)
Hugh Graham Jr. – 4x400-meter Relay (second place)
Arman Hall – 400 meters (champion)
Arman Hall – 4x100-meter Relay (fourth place)
Arman Hall – 4x400-meter Relay (second place)
TJ Holmes – 400-meter Hurdles (second place)
Antwan Wright – 4x100-meter Relay (fourth place)
Men's Second-Team All-Americans
Ryan Clark – 100 meters (11th place)
Yanick Hart – 110-meter Hurdles (16th place)
Women's First-Team All-Americans
Sharrika Barnett – 4x400-meter Relay (fifth place)
Lloydricia Cameron – Shot Put (seventh place)
Yanis David – Long Jump (eighth place)
Yanis David – Triple Jump (third place)
Claudia Francis – 400-meter Hurdles (seventh place)
Claudia Francis – 4x100-meter Relay (seventh place)
Claudia Francis – 4x400-meter Relay (fifth place)
Darrielle McQueen – Long Jump (fifth place)
Robin Reynolds – 400 meters (sixth place)
Robin Reynolds – 4x100-meter Relay (seventh place)
Robin Reynolds – 4x400-meter Relay (fifth place)
Skylar Ross-Ransom – 4x100-meter Relay (seventh place)
Shayla Sanders – 4x100-meter Relay (seventh place)
Taylor Sharpe – 4x400-meter Relay (fifth place)
Marija Vucenovic – Javelin Throw (fifth place)
Women's Second-Team All-Americans
Jayla Bostic – Hammer Throw (13th place)
Women's Honorable Mentions
Jontavia Dykes – Discus Throw (21st place)
Shayla Sanders – 100 meters (DQ—false start)
Taylor Tubbs – 5,000 meters (DNF)
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UF's men, who won the program's third NCAA Outdoor Championships crown since 2012 and sixth overall national title since 2010—both of which lead Division I during their respective timeframes—boasted a nation-leading 16 first-team honorees and a pair of second-team laurels.
National champions Arman Hall (400 meters) and Eric Futch (400-meter hurdles), along with runner-up finishers KeAndre Bates (triple jump), TJ Holmes (400-meter hurdles), and the 4x400 relay team of Kunle Fasasi, Hall, Hugh Graham Jr., and Najee Glass, headlined the group of 16 first-teamers.
Florida's women amassed 15 first-team nods, another nation-leading figure, as well as one second-team plaudit.
Freshman Yanis David turned in the highest finish on the women's side, placing third in the triple jump.
Hall was one of four men to collect at least three first-team accolades, while Claudia Francis and Robin Reynolds were two of the nine women with three such honors.
First-team honors were awarded to all eight finalists, while second-team honors were awarded to the other eight competitors who cracked the top 16 at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
A full listing of the USTFCCCA All-America teams can be found here.
Men's First-Team All-Americans
KeAndre Bates – Long Jump (third place)
KeAndre Bates – Triple Jump (second place)
Ryan Clark – 4x100-meter Relay (fourth place)
Anders Eriksson – Hammer Throw (fifth place)
Kunle Fasasi – 400 meters (sixth place)
Kunle Fasasi – 4x400-meter Relay (second place)
Eric Futch – 400-meter Hurdles (champion)
Najee Glass – 400 meters (DQ, finalist)
Najee Glass – 4x400-meter Relay (second place)
Hugh Graham Jr. – 4x100-meter Relay (fourth place)
Hugh Graham Jr. – 4x400-meter Relay (second place)
Arman Hall – 400 meters (champion)
Arman Hall – 4x100-meter Relay (fourth place)
Arman Hall – 4x400-meter Relay (second place)
TJ Holmes – 400-meter Hurdles (second place)
Antwan Wright – 4x100-meter Relay (fourth place)
Men's Second-Team All-Americans
Ryan Clark – 100 meters (11th place)
Yanick Hart – 110-meter Hurdles (16th place)
Women's First-Team All-Americans
Sharrika Barnett – 4x400-meter Relay (fifth place)
Lloydricia Cameron – Shot Put (seventh place)
Yanis David – Long Jump (eighth place)
Yanis David – Triple Jump (third place)
Claudia Francis – 400-meter Hurdles (seventh place)
Claudia Francis – 4x100-meter Relay (seventh place)
Claudia Francis – 4x400-meter Relay (fifth place)
Darrielle McQueen – Long Jump (fifth place)
Robin Reynolds – 400 meters (sixth place)
Robin Reynolds – 4x100-meter Relay (seventh place)
Robin Reynolds – 4x400-meter Relay (fifth place)
Skylar Ross-Ransom – 4x100-meter Relay (seventh place)
Shayla Sanders – 4x100-meter Relay (seventh place)
Taylor Sharpe – 4x400-meter Relay (fifth place)
Marija Vucenovic – Javelin Throw (fifth place)
Women's Second-Team All-Americans
Jayla Bostic – Hammer Throw (13th place)
Women's Honorable Mentions
Jontavia Dykes – Discus Throw (21st place)
Shayla Sanders – 100 meters (DQ—false start)
Taylor Tubbs – 5,000 meters (DNF)
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To watch the top performances from the 2016 outdoor season, subscribe to the Florida Gators Track and Field YouTube page, follow us on Twitter (@GatorsTF), or like us on Facebook.
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