MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Alabama State freshman Daedrian Beville has qualified for the 2026 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships and will compete in the women's triple jump at the iconic Hayward Field in Eugene.

In her first collegiate season, Beville has emerged as one of the nation's top triple jumpers. Through consistent performances, determination, and hard work, she earned a spot among the NCAA's elite and the opportunity to represent Alabama State on track and field's biggest stage.

"From the first day I met Daedrian and her family, I knew she was different," said Alabama State Head Coach Ritchie Beene. "This is her moment because she has worked hard to get to Eugene."

Beville remains focused on the task ahead as she prepares for the national championships.

"I've come too far to settle for less; the work continues," Beville said.

Her journey to the NCAA Championships is the result of countless hours of training and preparation, earning praise from coaches and teammates throughout a standout freshman campaign.

"Daedrian is the epitome of focus, humility, hard work, and perseverance," said jumps coach Jonathan Alexis. "She has executed at an extremely high level both on and off the track as a true freshman. I am very proud of her progress and excited to see her compete on the national stage."

Beville will take on the nation's best in the women's triple jump as she looks to cap an impressive freshman season with a strong performance at the NCAA Championships.

Her appearance at the national meet continues Alabama State's tradition of excellence in track and field and further showcases the Hornets' presence on the national stage.

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