The hammer throw specialist is among five men and a relay team representing the Golden Bears at the meet in Eugene, Oregon
Before coming to Cal this season, hammer throw specialist Rowan Hamilton, while at the University of British Columbia, delivered the 27 longest throws in NAIA history and won three national championships.
Now Hamilton embarks on the heart of his season, starting Wednesday with the NCAA Championships at Eugene, Ore. And while he certainly doesn’t regard this meet as an afterthought, it’s not the end-all on his summer calendar. “It’s going to make for a very exciting competition,” he said. “I’m very excited that I came in at a point where the level was so high.
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