Six event finals are on the schedule Sunday at the U.S. Olympic track and field trials at Hayward Field in Eugene.

Spots for the Paris Olympics will be up for grabs in the women’s hammer, men’s pole vault, men’s javelin, women’s 400 meters, men’s steeplechase and men’s 100 meters.

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It’s also the first day of competition in the two-day, seven-event heptathlon. Plus, there are semifinals in the women’s 800 and men’s 400.

Follow along here for live updates as all of the action unfolds in Eugene.

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Morning session complete: That concludes the morning session, with the first two heptathlon events the only ones on the schedule. The evening session will begin at 5 p.m. with the women’s hammer final.

Heptathlon high jump: Anna Hall wins the heptathlon high jump with a clearance of 5 feet, 11½ inches. It’s worth 1,003 points and is a season best for Hall, who was in seventh place after the 100 hurdles but now moves into the lead after two events with 2,077 points. Chari Hawkins is just behind, at 2,074, after clearing 5-10½ in the high jump for second place in that event. Cheyenne Nesbitt, Ashtin Zamzow-Mahler and Taliyah Brooks also each clear 5-10½ to grab 966 points. Rounding out the top five in the overall standings after two events are Brooks (2,046), Nesbitt (2,032) and Allie Jones (2,012).

Heptathlon 100 hurdles: The four heat winners are Michelle Atherley (12.73 seconds), Hope Bender (13.49), Jadin O’Brien (13.30) and Chari Hawkins (13.11). Atherley is the only competitor to go under 13 seconds. Atherley’s time is worth 1,165 points and gives her the heptathlon lead after one event. Allie Jones clocks 13.02 to place second in Atherley’s heat and score 1,121, for second place overall. Hawkins is third at 1,108 and Erica Bougard (13.28) is fourth at 1,083.

Day 3 | Sunday, June 22

TV and live stream schedule

All times Pacific

NBC: 5:45-8 p.m.

Peacock: 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; 5-8 p.m.

Event schedule

Event finals in bold

All times Pacific

Morning session

10 a.m.: Heptathlon 100 hurdles

11:23 a.m.: Heptathlon high jump

Evening session

5 p.m.: Women’s hammer final

5:30 p.m.: Masters women’s 800 meters, exhibition

5:38 p.m.: Masters men’s 800 meters, exhibition

5:40 p.m.: Men’s pole vault final

5:48 p.m.: Men’s 100 meters, semifinals

6:10 p.m.: Heptathlon shot put

6:11 p.m.: Women’s 800 meters, semifinals

6:35 p.m.: Men’s 400 meters, semifinals

6:40 p.m.: Men’s javelin final

6:58 p.m.: Women’s 400 meters final

7:07 p.m.: Men’s 3,000 steeplechase final

7:26 p.m.: Heptathlon 200 meters

7:49 p.m.: Men’s 100 meters final

Day 2 recap

• No backing off from banged-up Ryan Crouser

• Sha’Carri Richardson powers to victory

• A blazing men’s 1,500 final seems certain

• Rap legend makes appearance at Hayward

• Hurdler also making noise in 400 meters

• Simpson cruises to long jump final

• Rewinding Day 2