Eugene, OR — East Stroudsburg University senior Christopher Fredericks delivered a consistent and competitive performance at the 2025 Toyota USATF Outdoor Championships, placing 7th overall in the Men's Javelin Throw Final at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.

Fredericks opened the competition with a throw of 67.68 meters (222' 0"). He followed up with throws of 67.15m, 65.10m, 63.22m, 65.76m, and 63.44m, showcasing his reliability and poise on the national stage. His top mark secured him a spot among the top eight finishers, competing against elite athletes including event winner Curtis Thompson, who threw an impressive 83.89m.

This appearance at USATF Nationals capped off a decorated collegiate career for Fredericks. Earlier in the season, he earned All-American honors with a personal-best throw of 71.76m (235' 5") at the NCAA Division II Championships. His 2025 campaign included standout performances at the Penn Relays, Delaware Invitational, and the All-American meet, consistently placing among the top throwers in each event.

Fredericks' journey from ESU to the national spotlight is a testament to his dedication, growth, and the strength of the university's track and field program. With his collegiate chapter now complete, Fredericks leaves behind a legacy of excellence—and a clear signal that his throwing career is far from over.