Hendrick Hundl Named American Conference Indoor Track & Field Outstanding Performer

IRVING, Texas – University of North Texas senior Hendrick Hundl has been recognized as the American Conference’s Men’s Indoor Track Most Outstanding Performance for his record-breaking performance in the 60-Meter Hurdles. The announcement was made on March 4, 2026, by the American Athletic Conference .

Record-Breaking Performance

Hundl secured the gold medal in the 60-meter hurdles at the American Championship meet held in Birmingham, Alabama, with a winning time of 7.70 seconds . This achievement not only earned him the Outstanding Performance award but also shattered his own program record. His time currently ranks 31st nationally in the event .

Award Criteria and Recognition

The American Conference’s Most Outstanding Performance award is presented annually to the athlete who achieves the highest-ranking marks on the NCAA’s Division I performance list during the Championships . Hundl’s exceptional time set him apart as the top performer in the conference.

Coach’s Commendation

UNT director of track and field, Doug Marshall, expressed his enthusiasm for Hundl’s accomplishment. “I’m extremely happy for Hendrick,” Marshall said. “He’s a guy that always focuses on himself and pushes to continue to make himself, and those around him, better.”

Looking Ahead

The Mean Green track and field team will resume competition with the start of the outdoor season on March 20-21 at TCU . Hundl’s performance sets a high bar as the team prepares for the challenges ahead.

Hendrick Hundl’s Profile

Hendrick Hundl is a senior at the University of North Texas, specializing in hurdles. He currently holds school records in both the 60m hurdles and 110m hurdles, with personal bests of 7.76 and 13.76 seconds, respectively . He was previously an All-AAC performer in both the 110m hurdles (outdoor) and 60m hurdles (indoor) in 2025 .