Travel Information

Airport Information

• Eugene Airport (EUG)
• Portland International Airport (PDX) - 122 miles from Eugene

Driving Directions to Hayward Field

From i-5 North

• Take exit 194B to merge onto I-105 W/OR-126 W toward Eugene
• Take exit 2 for Coburg Rd toward Downtown
• Keep left at the fork, follow signs for University of Oregon and merge onto Coburg Rd
• Keep left at the fork, follow signs for OR-99 S/University of Oregon/8th Ave
• Keep left at the fork, follow signs for OR-126 BUS and merge onto OR-126 BUS E/OR-99 S/Coburg Rd Continue to follow OR-126 BUS E/OR-99 S
• Turn right onto Agate St
• Destination will be on the right

From i-5 South

• Take exit 191 for Glenwood Blvd toward Springfield
• Turn right onto Glenwood Blvd
• Turn left onto OR-126 BUS W/Franklin Blvd
• Slight left onto E 13th Ave
• ​Take the 2nd left onto Agate St
• Destination will be on the right

Driving Directions to Lane Community College from Hayward Field

• From Hayward Field, head north on Agate Street
• Turn right on Franklin Blvd and follow the signs for I-5 South
• Take the I-5 South ramp
• Continue on I-5 South for approximately 2 miles
• Take exit 189 toward 30th Ave. Turn right at McVay Hwy
• Turn right at East 30th Ave
• Exit on Gonyea Road
• The track facility will appear on your left

Lane Transit District (LTD)

LTD provides daily bus services to within a few blocks of Hayward Field from many locations in Eugene and Springfield. Visit LTD.org for route and schedule information. LTD Customer Service can also be reached at (541) 687-5555.

• Eugene Hybrid Taxi: (541) 357-8294
• Oregon Taxi: (541) 434-8294

Parking

Click here to view the University of Oregon parking map. While there is no special designated parking for the meet, there is metered and neighborhood parking available near the track, including next to the venue on 18th Ave. and University St. There are no university or community shuttles but some hotels may have shuttles. Please abide by all posted parking rules or you will be subject to ticketing and towing.

For questions about any of the information on this page, please email travel@nationalscholastic.org

Travel Funding & Tax Information

An allocation of funds ($1,600) will be provided to the following athletes:

1. Defending USATF Outdoor Champion in each event, if entered, qualified, and declared

2. The top three (3) ranked outdoor performers during the qualifying window for that event.

3. 2025 USATF Tier and TPP athletes

For these allocations, funds will be awarded to the top ranked athletes in the distances/disciplines being contested at the Championships and NOT FOR TIMES OR DISTANCES ACHIEVED IN ALTERNATE QUALIFYING DISTANCES/TIMES (i.e. rank in the 20kRW but not the 5k RW or 10k RW). The only exception to this would be in the case of the allocation to the Defending Champion, who simply needs to be ENTERED, QUALIFIED, and DECLARED by the deadline to be allocated and, therefore, could use an alternate distance/time.

To be eligible for USATF Outdoor Championships travel allocations, an athlete must be a current USATF member in good standing; must have entered and achieved qualifying mark based on qualifying window/time periods for that event; must have declared for that event; and must be a citizen of the United States of America who is eligible to represent the U.S. in international competition. Dual Citizens, please take note.

Travel Funding breakdown

An allocation of funds in the amount of $1,600 will be provided to athletes in each event who meet the funding criteria above. Athletes will only be eligible to receive travel funding for one event if they are entered and declared by the respective deadlines. Athletes must compete in the 2025 Toyota USATF Outdoor Championships to receive travel funding.

Athletes who qualify for travel funding before the event will be approved for funding when they complete credentialing but must return the funds if they ultimately do not compete at the Championships.