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After his fourth place finish in the 100 meter dash earlier in the day, Kyree King had an identical finish in the 200 meter final, placing fourth in 20.61 seconds from out in lane seven, capping off a strong season for the Oregon newcomer.
Second 4th-place finish of the day for @kyree_king! He runs 20.61 to score 5 points in the 200. What a year for the redshirt senior transfer pic.twitter.com/6c9pxWru2V
— Oregon Track & Field (@OregonTF) June 10, 2017
Tennessee’s Christian Coleman pulled off the double, winning the race in 20.25 seconds, even while running into a 7mph headwind. The win for Coleman capped off a historic season.
#NCAATF: @Vol_Track's Christian Coleman becomes 1st man to sweep indoor & outdoor sprint titles since Justin Gatlin in 2002.
— USTFCCCA (@USTFCCCA) June 10, 2017
LSU’s Nathaneel Mitchell-Blake in 20.29 and Alabama’s Jereem Richards took third place in 20.55 seconds.
This was the final event of the day, and the season for the Ducks. They finished the championships with 19.5 points. Their final standing will be determined after the 5K, 4x400 and field events wrap up, but after the 200, they crept into the top 10 in seventh place overall.