U.S. Collegiate Men’s Indoor Athlete Of The Year — Grant Holloway
March 17, 2019by T&FN
A national record in the hurdles was just part of Grant Holloway’s all-around excellence. (ERROL ANDERSON/THE SPORTING IMAGE)
GRANT HOLLOWAY’S FINGERPRINTS were all over the NCAA Championships, making him a slam-dunk choice. He didn’t just win a 60/60H double (6.50 AL & 7.35 AR), the Gator junior also added a 3rd in the long jump and relayed 45.99. The 7.35 was also a Collegiate Record, breaking his own 7.42 from last year.
Honorable Mention: Tyrell Richard (South Carolina State), Morgan McDonald (Wisconsin), Mondo Duplantis (LSU) & Payton Otterdahl (North Dakota State). Duplantis (19-5/5.92 pole vault) and Otterdahl (71-6¾/21.81 shot) claimed Collegiate Records, while Richard moved to No. 4 on the all-time collegiate list in the 400 (44.82) and McDonald scored a 3000/5000 double at Nationals. Otterdahl also won the NCAA weight (79-1¼/24.11) and rose to No. 4 collegian ever.
Previous Collegiate Men’s Indoor Athletes Of The Year
Grant Holloway is the second Florida Gator ever to win here, following horizontal jumper Will Claye in ’11. Our last 20 No. 1s: