Olympic champion Cole Hocker, combined events star Anna Hall and two-time world shot put champion Chase Jackson headline a strong US team for the World Athletics Indoor Championships Kujawy Pomorze 26 on 20-22 March.

Hocker, the Olympic champion over 1500m and world champion over 5000m, will be looking to secure another global title over a different distance as he contests the 3000m.

World heptathlon champion Hall owns the two highest pentathlon scores in US history and will be looking to make an impact in her first appearance at the World Indoor Championships. World bronze medallists Kyle Garland and Taliyah Brooks will also contest the combined events in Kujawy Pomorze.

Jackson, who recently set an indoor shot put PB of 20.44m, will be seeking her first world indoor title after reaching the podium at the past three editions.

The US will also be strongly represented in the jumps by double Olympic medallist Jasmine Moore, who will contest both the long jump and triple jump.

Rising talent Cooper Lutkenhaus will contest the men’s 800m, following his world U20 short track record of 1:44.03.

In the men’s 1500m, Luke Houser returns to the global stage after earning bronze at the previous World Indoor Championships.

USA team for Kujawy Pomorze:

WOMEN
60m: Jaslyn Gardner, Jacious Sears
400m: Bailey Lear, Rosey Effiong
800m: Valery Tobias, Addison Wiley
1500m: Nikki Hiltz, Gracie Morris
3000m: Margot Appleton, Emily Mackay
60m hurdles: Alia Armstrong, Danae Dyer
High jump: Vashti Cunningham, Charity Hufnagel
Pole vault: Jessica Mercier, Chloe Timberg
Long jump: Jasmine Moore, Monaé Nichols
Triple jump: Jasmine Moore, Ryann Porter
Shot put: Chase Jackson, Abria Smith
Pentathlon: Taliyah Brooks, Anna Hall
4x400m: Abigail Glynn, Shamier Little, Paris Peoples, Sara Reifenrath, Taiya Shelby, Brianna White

MEN
60m: Jordan Anthony, Trayvon Bromell
400m: Elija Godwin, Khaleb McRae
800m: Sean Dolan, Cooper Lutkenhaus
1500m: Nathan Green, Luke Houser
3000m: Cole Hocker, Yared Nuguse
60m hurdles: Dylan Beard, Trey Cunningham
Pole vault: Zach Bradford, Chris Nilsen
Long jump: Jeremiah Davis, Steffin McCarter
Triple jump: Russell Robinson
Shot put: Josh Awotunde, Jordan Geist, Roger Steen
Heptathlon: Heath Baldwin, Kyle Garland
4x400m: Steven McElroy, Jevon O’Bryant, Justin Robinson, Demarius Smith, TJ Tomlyanovich