Add another NCAA Championship to the University of Wisconsin Athletics program, and for that matter, another title for the entire hacker family.
Olin Hacker won the 5,000-meter title at the NCAA Outdoor Championships on Friday. He crossed the finish line with a 1st place time of 13 minutes 27.73 seconds.
OLIN HACKER takes home for victory 🙌🙌👏🏼 Let’s Go Badgers 🦡, smiles tell the whole story !! pic.twitter.com/gmvY9hjf0S
— Wisconsin Track & Field (@BadgerTrackXC) June 11, 2022
A graduate hacker has also invested himself in an elite company because he is the 30th athlete in the school to win the NCAA Men’s Athletics title. To UW release When The record book of the men’s athletics. He previously won the Big Ten outdoor title at 5,000 meters last month and won first place in the conference’s indoor championships in both 3,000 and 5,000 meters this February.
Madison West graduates also claimed national honors in 2021 cross-country.
People are also reading …
Tim, the hacker’s father 2002 UW Athletic Hall of Fame He won the NCAA Cross-Country title in 1985 and ended his badger career as an all-American three times in the sport. Tim Hacker also won the 1985 NCAA Indoor Track title as a member of the UW Distance Medley Team.
Photo: Tuesday’s Badger Conference Challenge athletics action
At the Badger Conference Challenge on Tuesday at Bob Maelfield in Portage, the final heat of the boys’ 100-meter dash quickly plummeted.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Stoughton’s Colton Hansen (left) and De Forest’s Matthew Vander Meer raced alongside the 3,200-meter men at the Badger Conference Challenge on Tuesday at Bob Mael Field in Portage.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Waunakee’s Matthew Comins soared to hand off with Nathan Lanham during the second heat of the 800-meter men’s relay at the Badger Conference Challenge at Portage’s Bob Mael Field on Tuesday.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Waunakee’s Samantha Cook tried to clear the 4’10 inch during the women’s high jump at the Badger Conference Challenge last Tuesday at Bob Maelfield in Portage.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Soak Prairie Natalie Curtis keeps pace with two Mount Holebrunners in front of her in the second heat of a 1,600-meter girl at the Badger Conference Challenge on Tuesday at Portage’s Bob Maelfield. will do.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Dasha Borontsov, Oregon, took the lead early on Tuesday at the 3,200-meter women’s relay at the Badger Conference Challenge in Bob Maelfield, Portage.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Sydney Batner (left) on Mount Horeb, Samantha Benson on Milton and Jordan Paccard (right) on Storton left the starting line at a 3,200-meter women’s relay at the Badger Conference Challenge on Tuesday at Bob Maelfield in Portage. rice field.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Waunakee’s Kylie Gravalski will race towards the finish line in the final leg of the women’s 800-meter relay at the Badger Conference Challenge on Tuesday at Bob Maelfield in Portage.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Madison Edgewood’s senior Amberg Rosse jumps towards the pits while attempting a women’s long jump at the Badger Conference Challenge on Tuesday at Portage’s Bob Maelfield.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Portage’s Senior Greg Hammer fires from the block of the opening leg of the 800-meter relay at the Badger Conference Challenge at Portage’s Bob Maelfield on Tuesday.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Beaver Dam’s Amiya Jackson will be competing during the women’s high jump at the Badger Conference Challenge last Tuesday at Portage’s Bob Maelfield.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Madison Edgewood’s Noakoon leads a herd of runners trying to keep pace in the 1,600-meter men’s second heat at the Badger Conference Challenge at Portage’s Bob Maelfield on Tuesday.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Baraboo’s Teflon Lee competes during the boys’ triple jump at the Badger Conference Challenge on Tuesday at Bob Maelfield in Portage.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
DeForest’s Eastyn Long-Powell pitched during the second flight of the women’s discus at the Badger Conference Challenge on Tuesday at Bob Mael Field in Portage.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Beaver Dam’s Cole Pettersen tried to clear 11 feet 6 inches during the men’s pole vault at the Badger Conference Challenge on Tuesday at Portage’s Bob Maelfield.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Baraboo’s Casey Philip tried to clear the bar during the men’s high jump at the Badger Conference Challenge at Portage’s Bob Maelfield last Tuesday.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Garrett Richards of Mount Horeb discovered a long jump attempt at Portage’s Bob Mael Field on Tuesday.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Storton’s Senior Annie Tangerman will perform a scissor kick on the bar during the women’s high jump at the Badger Conference Challenge last Tuesday at Bob Maelfield in Portage.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Miescha Thompson on Mount Horeb speeds up to the finish line in the final heat of the women’s 200m dash at the Badger Conference Challenge on Tuesday at Portage’s Bob Maelfield.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
Leedsberg’s Brian Janke will compete during the final heat of the boys’ 110 hurdles at the Badger Conference Challenge on Tuesday at Bob Maelfield in Portage.
SEAN DAVIS / Lee Sports Wisconsin
