We are here at the Hutsell-Rosen Track on the campus of Auburn University for the 2026 SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships — one of the premier and most competitive meets in all of collegiate athletics.
Over the next three days, some of the best athletes in the NCAA will battle for conference supremacy, and the Caribbean presence will once again be strong, with more than 25 Jamaicans set to compete across multiple events.
Among the names to watch are Georgia Bulldogs standout Dejanea Oakley, the NCAA indoor 400m champion, and Texas A&M’s Kimar Farquharson, who was part of Jamaica’s silver medal-winning 4x400m relay team at the World Indoor Championships.
Also expected to command plenty of attention is British Virgin Islands sprint star Adaejah Hodge of Georgia, currently the fastest woman in the world this season with 10.77, but she will only run the 200m, which has has a season and personal best of 22.10.
Stay with Trackalerts across all social media platforms for full coverage, breaking updates, interviews, and results from the SEC Championships here in Auburn, Alabama.
