LEXINGTON, Ky.\u2013\u00a0The Florida State men’s outdoor track and field team saw six more student-athletes qualify for the 2026 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships at the East Preliminaries on Friday.
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\u00a0Kyvon Tatham, Neo Mosebi, Durian Moss, Zach Extine, Shamar Reid and Andre Korbmacher will represent Florida State on the big stage.
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Reid was crowned the east regional champion in the men’s discus throw, qualifying for his first NCAA Division I National Championship after being victorious with a mark of 64.22 meters. Redi becomes FSU’s first qualifier in the event since Milton Ingraham in 2023.
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The pair of Mosebi and Moss qualified in the 100. Moss punched his first ever individual ticket after placing fifth with a new personal best and the ninth-fastest time in program history at 10.03. Mosebi returns to the big stage with the 11th-fastest time at 10.12.
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Korbmacher and Extine earned bids to the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships after strong performances in the men’s 110-meter hurdles. Korbmacher qualified for his first NCAA Outdoor Championship, placing ninth with a time of 13.44 seconds. Extine, who was the NCAA Outdoor Championship runner-up in the event last season, secured his second consecutive national championship berth by finishing 11th with a time of 13.46.
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Tatham advanced to the Outdoor National Championship for the third straight year in the men’s triple jump. The senior finished in 11th with a mark of 15.83 meters.
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Kaden Levings wrapped up his junior season in the men’s 3,000 steeplechase, placing 17th with a new personal best and remaining at fourth all-time in FSU history at 8:45.24.<\/p>\n
Florida State will have seven individuals including the 4×100-meter relay team in Saturday’s women’s quarterfinals starting at 5:00 p.m. \u00a0Expanded coverage will air on ESPN+ and can be accessed at Seminoles.com. Live Results will be\u00a0available\u00a0here<\/a>.\u00a0 -Men’s 4×100-meters (quarterfinals): -Men’s 3,000-meter steeplechase (quarterfinals) -Men’s triple jump (first round): -Men’s 110-meter hurdles (quarterfinals):
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NOLE SUMMARY:
-men’s discus throw (first round)
*Shamar Reid<\/a>\u00a0| 1st | 64.22m<\/p>\n
Neo Mosebi<\/a>, Micahi Danzy<\/a>, Durian Moss<\/a>, Justin Woulard\u00a0|14th | 39.08<\/p>\n
Kaden Levings<\/a>| 17th | 8:45.24
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*Kyvon Tatham<\/a>| 11th | 15.83m<\/p>\n
*Andre Korbmacher<\/a>\u00a0|9th| 13.44
*Zach Extine<\/a> | 11th | 13.46
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-Men’s 100-meters (quarterfinals):
*Durian Moss<\/a>\u00a0|5th |10.03
*Neo Mosebi<\/a> | 11th | 10.12<\/p>\n