Eliud Kipsang, a track star who once held the NCAA record in the 1500 meters, died on Tuesday, June 10, the University of Alabama announced. He was 28 years old.

Eliud Kipsang, the former NCAA 1500m Record Holder, died on Monday following a cardiac arrest. In 2022, Kipsang set the NCAA 1500m Record with his 3:33.74 at the Bryan Clay Invitational.

Former Alabama track star and SEC champion Eliud Kipsang, 28, died on Tuesday, just days after suffering cardia arrest, the university said.

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Former University of Alabama track star and NCAA 1500 champion Eliud Kipsang died at age 28 on Tuesday, June 10 following days in the hospital after he suffered cardiac arrest.

Eliud Kipsang, a track star who once held the NCAA record in the 1500 meters, died on Tuesday, June 10, the University of Alabama announced. He was 28 years old.