Obang Odol Career Stats

Academic Notes: Remains undecided about what major he will pursue

2018: PR'd in the 60m sprint at the Lumberjack Team Challenge with a time of 7.17 seconds to take 17th-place... Placed fourth in the high jump at Big Sky Indoor Championships... PR'd in the 400m race with a time of 52.48 to take 88th-place at the Bryan Clay Invite... Fifth-place finish in the high jump with a mark of 1.98m at the 2018 Desert Heat Classic... Placed seventh in the high jump at Big Sky Outdoor Championships..

2017: Competed at six indoor meets … Open season at Friday Night Duels setting a new collegiate-best in the high jump (2.10m, 6' 10.75"), which ranked No. 2 in the Big Sky on the 2017 performance list … Earned third place and six points at indoor championships … Competed at five more outdoor meets … Earned eighth place and a single point at outdoor conference in the high jump event
 

2016: Participated in six indoor track & field events for NAU … Best high jump performance during the indoor season came at the NAU Invitational (6-5.5, 1.97m) … Went onto compete at Big Sky Indoor Conference Championships in the high jump … Added four more outdoor meets to his competition resume … Recorded a PR in the high jump at the UC Irvine Spring Break Invitational to open the outdoor campaign (6-6.75, 2.00m) … Also competed at Big Sky Outdoor Conference Championships in the high jump

High School: Was a three-sport athlete at Canyon Del Oro High School in Tucson, Ariz.: football, basketball and track & field ... Recorded a fourth-place finish at state his freshman year in the high jump (6-6.00) ... Also competed at state as a sophomore and junior ... Currently tied for first in the high jump (6-8.00) in his high school's record books ... Member of the Arizona state runner-up track & field team his freshman year ... Also named his football team's “Most Valuable Player” that same academic year

Personal: Born on New Year's Day 1997 ... Has one older brother, Ochor ... Hobbies include fishing and art ... Enjoys drawing ... Says he loves it up in Flagstaff and has always wanted to come to NAU