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Sam Rodman Earns First Team All-America Honors as Tigers Conclude NCAA Outdoor Championships
June 13, 2025 | Men's Track and Field
EUGENE, ORE. – Sam Rodman earned First Team All-America honors in the 800m as the Tigers closed out competition at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Rodman, who graduated from Princeton last month, ran an outstanding race to conclude his career as a Tiger. Clocking in at 1:46.86, Rodman sprinted hard in the final turn of the race to kick out several runners and take fourth place.
It is Rodman's third time earning the distinction of First Team All-American, also receiving the honor in the DMR at the 2022 indoor championships and in the 800 at the 2022 outdoor championships.
Rodman's achievement marks the highest placement for a Tiger in the 800m since 1940, when Ed Burrowes was the runner-up.
As the Tigers closed out the season, two more earned Second Team All-America Honors.
In the 1500m, fellow 2025 graduate Harrison Witt clocked in at 3:47.92 to take tenth place. It is his third time earning All-American honors.
Casey Helm was also named to the Second Team All-America in the discus after throwing 57.79m/189-7" for 13th place. It is his second time earning the distinction.
As the Princeton men's track and field team ends their time in Eugene, they conclude a year of exceptional success, boasting multiple newly-crowned All-Americans and an Ivy League Triple Crown.
Rodman, who graduated from Princeton last month, ran an outstanding race to conclude his career as a Tiger. Clocking in at 1:46.86, Rodman sprinted hard in the final turn of the race to kick out several runners and take fourth place.
It is Rodman's third time earning the distinction of First Team All-American, also receiving the honor in the DMR at the 2022 indoor championships and in the 800 at the 2022 outdoor championships.
Rodman's achievement marks the highest placement for a Tiger in the 800m since 1940, when Ed Burrowes was the runner-up.
As the Tigers closed out the season, two more earned Second Team All-America Honors.
In the 1500m, fellow 2025 graduate Harrison Witt clocked in at 3:47.92 to take tenth place. It is his third time earning All-American honors.
Casey Helm was also named to the Second Team All-America in the discus after throwing 57.79m/189-7" for 13th place. It is his second time earning the distinction.
As the Princeton men's track and field team ends their time in Eugene, they conclude a year of exceptional success, boasting multiple newly-crowned All-Americans and an Ivy League Triple Crown.
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