Jun 14, 2025; Eugene, OR, USA; Doris Lemngole of Alabama wins the women's steeplechase in a collegiate record 8:58.15 during the NCAA Track and Field Championships at Hayward Field. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

Doris Lemngole Named Honda Sport Award Finalist: Roll Call, June 17, 2025

Originally posted on Alabama Crimson Tide on SI
By Will Miller | Last updated Jun 17, 2025 1:00 AM ET

Two-time NCAA national steeplechase champion Doris Lemngole was announced as a finalist for the 2025 Honda Sport Award for Track and Field on Monday. The Alabama sophomore won the award for cross country and took her second outdoor national steeplechase title this past weekend.

Her record time of 8:58.15 in the steeplechase event Saturday was the fastest in collegiate history. She was the first NCAA athlete to clock a time under nine minutes.

There are three other nominees for the track and field athlete of the year award in addition to Lemngole: Savannah Sutherland (Michigan), Aaliyah Butler (Georgia) and Hana Moll (Washington).

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Vanderbilt Makes Change to Baseball Coaching Staff

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The Alabama men's basketball team officially announced the addition of Chris Fleming as an assistant coach on Nate Oats' staff.

OFFICIAL: Welcome to Alabama, Chris Fleming!#RollTide | #BlueCollarBasketball pic.twitter.com/8OpnDJQlwT
— Alabama Men’s Basketball (@AlabamaMBB) June 16, 2025

Fresno State athletics director Garrett Klassy, who recently hired former Alabama softball player Charlotte Morgan as the school's next softball coach, shared some of his comments on what makes Morgan stand out.

️ @KlassyDogs on head coach Charlotte Morgan pic.twitter.com/URyKCCKgob
— Fresno State Softball (@FresnoStateSB) June 16, 2025

Alabama soccer's Kiley Kukan was selected for the Women's College Talent ID camp in Atlanta, which takes place from June 18-22.

Called up to the U.S. Women's College Talent ID Camp!!

Congratulations Kiley Kukan

https://t.co/YldUDGDDz2 #RollTide pic.twitter.com/E1PdkTNGHN
— Alabama Soccer (@AlabamaSoccer) June 16, 2025

Countdown to Crimson Tide's 2025 Football Season Opener:

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On This Day in Crimson Tide History:

June 17, 1986: Head coach and athletic director Ray Perkins announced that Alabama will move its game with Vanderbilt to Sept. 6 from Sept. 27 to accommodate WTBS.

June 17, 1994: Amari Cooper was born in Miami.

June 17, 2015: John David Crow, the only player to win the Heisman Trophy for Paul “Bear” Bryant and a former Alabama assistant coach, died in College Station, Texas. He was 79.