Pacific senior named NCAA DIII National Athlete of the Week
· Yahoo Sports
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Pacific University senior Ally Hammond has added another award to her resume at Pacific, becoming the first Boxer to be named National Athlete of the Week by the USTFCCCA.
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At the Pacific Open last week, Hammond captured the women’s 100-meter hurdles title in 13.60 seconds, the second-fastest time in NCAA Division III history. She is only 0.06 seconds behind the current leader Aryianna Garceau who clocked in a time of 13.54 to win the 2025 NCAA championship.
Garceau also narrowly defeated Hammond earlier this season for the NCAA indoor 60-meter hurdles title, adding intrigue to their growing rivalry.
Last season, Hammond ran in the fastest women’s 100-meter hurdles race in the history of the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships, taking fifth in the nation. The Forest Grove, Ore. native is the school record holder in a number of both indoor and outdoor events including the 100m, 200m, 100m hurdles, long jump, 60m hurdles and 60m.
The Pacific track team will look ahead to the Northwest Conference Multi Championships set to take place April 13-14.
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