EUGENE, Ore. – Collierville High School track and field will be represented on the national stage Thursday as three standout athletes compete at the USATF U20 Championships, held at the iconic Hayward Field at The University of Oregon.

Ehi Aigbomian, Khari Webb, and Ava Williams will carry the Dragons banner into one of the nation’s premier junior competitions each vying in their respective events to earn a coveted spot on Team USA for the World U20 Championships, also set to take place in Eugene later this August.

The trio continues to build on a historic run for Collierville, playing integral roles in rewriting the program’s record books and securing a third consecutive state championship for the Dragons.

Webb will be the first in action, competing in the heptathlon beginning at 11:21 a.m. (PST). The seven-event competition will span the entire day.

Williams is scheduled to compete in the pole vault at 12:00 p.m., entering the national meet with significant momentum. She recently set the Tennessee state record at the TSSAA State Championships, clearing 13 feet, 9 inches—an achievement that places her among the elite eight vaulters in the country.

Aigbomian will round out the day for the Dragons in the triple jump at 4:00 p.m. The reigning state champion claimed her title with a leap of 38 feet, 4.25 inches and will now look to translate that success onto the national stage as she competes for a U20 title.

With all three athletes competing against the nation’s best, Collierville’s presence at Hayward Field this week highlights both the strength of its program and the continued rise on the national level. Additional Collierville Track and Field athletes are set to compete in the coming days at the Nike Outdoor Nationals - also in Eugene.

The team is coached by Alisa Seymour, the 2025 U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) National Coach of the Year.

All event times are listed in Pacific Standard Time.