Levings was victorious for the second time in the men’s 3,000-meter steeplechase, after recording a new personal best and moving up to fifth all-time in program history with a time of 8:42.02. Neo Mosebi finished in the top three in a tough field of the men’s 100, placing third overall with a time of 10.17. Tyler Azcano placed ninth at 10.35. Lucy May Sleeman competed in the women’s 100, crossing the line in eighth with a new personal best of 11.24 before finishing her day in the 200 with a career time of 23.11. Andre Korbmacher stormed to a personal best and second place finish in the men’s 110 hurdles at 13.35, followed by Zach Extine at 13.45. Braeden Ofosu-Kwarteng led the men’s sprints in the 400, placing fourth with a new personal-best time of 45.94.
Aidan Ryan finished in sixth at 3:48.35, followed by Hudson Betts in ninth (3:51.28) and Finn Thomas finished in tenth at 3:51.71. Parker Adams completed the scoring for Florida State in 16th for a time of 4:07.25. Nicole Dinan captured her first victory of the season in the women’s 1,500 after finishing with a time of 4:19.09. Leah Taylor finished third in the race at 4:22.76. Oakley Olson participated in the women’s 3,000 steeplechase, placing second with a time of 10:19.90. Ella Menke captured fourth place at 10:37.40 and Lindy White in 10th with a time of 10:58.35. Shamar Reid recorded his third win in the discus throw after tossing a mark of 58.17 meters, before placing second in the shotput at 17.51 meters. Ana Bulat capped off the field events for Florida State in the women’s triple jump, placing first with a new personal best of 12.86 meters, followed by Oluwadara Soremi in second at 12.61 meters.