Sha'Carri Richardson's boyfriend, Tara Davis-Woodhall, Anna Hall, and other athletes extend strong support for NCAA Track and Field Championships

Sha'Carri Richardson's boyfriend, Christian Coleman, Olympic champion long jumper Tara Davis-Woodhall, Anna Hall, etc., sent best wishes to the participating athletes at the NCAA Division I Track and Field Championships, which are being conducted at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, from June 11 to June 14.

NCAA track and field's official Instagram page posted several snaps of the strong support from prominent athletes like Coleman, Woodhall, and Hall. Some of these athletes had honed their skills as collegiate champions in their respective events.

Davis-Woodhall, who is also the assistant coach at Kansas State University, posted in her message:

"KState IS ON THE MAP! Goodluck to my wildcats, can't wait to see you guys go out there and have fun"

Richardson's boyfriend, Coleman, sent his warm regards to Jordan Anthony, one of the strong hopefuls for a gold medal in the 100m event.

"Of course shoutout to my Vols! Big Orange was made for the big stage! Salute to Jordan Anthony! I've been watching his journey and he deserves to break that 100m record!" he wrote.

Screengrabs of prominent athletes sending their wishes to the athletes at the NCAA track and field Championships [Image Source: Instagram/@ncaatrackfield]

Hall wished the Florida Gators the best of luck as she commented:

"Wishing all the athletes a FUN and healthy competition. Don't forget, these are the moments! And also, ONLY THE GATORS GET OUT ALIVE!!"

Former Olympic champion Athing Mu also wished the athletes the best of luck as she posted:

"All Eyes on Sam Whitmarsh! Don't let the day get away Aggies!!"

Meanwhile Sha'Carri Richardson is preparing for the upcoming international season, especially the Tokyo World Championships. She will also join ATHLOS as an advisor-owner for the next year, alongside athletes like Tara Davis-Woodhall.

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When Sha'Carri Richardson shared a message for aspiring female athletes

Sha'Carri Richardson has an inspirational message for aspiring athletes [Image Source: Getty]

Sha'Carri Richardson once reflected on what advice she would give to aspiring female athletes willing to take up the sport. In an interview for Cosmpolitan.com conducted in July 2024, the Olympic champion sprinter said:

“I will definitely tell any young woman or anyone out there, honestly, just believe in yourself. Once you believe in yourself, you can put the work in behind it. I know a lot of people say your dreams are only wishful thinking when you don't put it into words.”

Richardson added:

“I will definitely say just working hard for what you want and putting in the effort and believing in yourself. It will come full circle. And also have fun! Never, never, never not have fun.”

Sha'Carri Richardson made her Olympic debut at the quadrennial event in Paris after missing out on the Tokyo Olympics due to a one-month suspension. The 25-year-old sprinter won a silver medal in the women's 100m finals and a gold medal alongside Twanisha Terry, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, and Gabby Thomas in the women's 4x100m relay finals.