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Nebraska high jumper Tyus Wilson was selected as the Big Ten Men’s Field Athlete of the Championships on Wednesday by the Big Ten Conference.
The senior from Serling, Kan., cleared an indoor personal-best at last weekend’s Big Ten Championships to claim the high jump title, his third career. His mark of 2.25m (7-4 ½) is tied for 8th-highest in school history and XX in the world. That height is also the third-best clearance in the NCAA this season. Wilson won four event titles this season, including the Graduate Classic, Mark Colligan Memorial, Nebraska Tune-Up and Husker Holiday Open.
After four years at Nebraska, Wilson is a three-time First-Team All-American and a three-time Big Ten Champion. Wilson is the fourth Husker in a row to take home this award.
Cade Moran and Brooklyn Miller were named Nebraska’s Big Ten Sportsmanship honorees.
Men’s Indoor Track & Field Honorees
Track Athlete of the Championships
Johnny Brackins Jr., USC
Field Athlete of the Championships
Tyus Wilson, Nebraska
Coach of the Year
Jerry Schumacher, Oregon
Men’s Indoor Track & Field Sportsmanship Honorees
Tyler Sudduth, Illinois
Tyler Carrel, Indiana
Sal Capaldo, Iowa
Jon McNeil, Michigan
Brendan Vander Meer, Michigan State
Cade Moran, Nebraska
Edidong Udo, Ohio State
Evan Bishop, Oregon
Darius Smallwood, Penn State
Logan Sandlin, Purdue
Chris Serrao, Rutgers
Gabriel Clement II, UCLA
Johnny Brackins Jr., USC
Nathan Green, Washington
Liam Newhart, Wisconsin
Women’s Indoor Track & Field Honorees
Track Athlete of the Championships
Dajaz DeFrand, USC
Field Athlete of the Championships
Amanda Moll, Washington
Coach of the Year
JERRY SCHUMACHER, Oregon
Women’s Indoor Track & Field Sportsmanship Honorees
Halle Hill, Illinois
Veronica Hargrave, Indiana
Wisdom Williams, Iowa
Sam Payne, Maryland
Amare Harlan, Michigan
Alexys Wilson, Michigan State
Ella Pavlovich, Minnesota
Brooklyn Miller, Nebraska
Leah Bertrand, Ohio State
Anika Thompson, Oregon
Maddie Pitts, Penn State
Jalen Elrod, Purdue
Charlee Crawford, Rutgers
Yemi John, USC
Sonia Virk, UCLA
Hana Moll, Washington
Danni Langseth, Wisconsin