From The Editor
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From The T&FN Vaults — Bolt’s 100 WR Turns 10
August 16, 2019—”In the first of two Bolts on the blue that defined World Championships XII, the universe’s fastest human… Read More
Pan-Am Games — A Big Meet For Kara Winger
LIMA, PERU—Kara Winger was in a good place when she threw an opening 207-8 (63.31) to take the javelin lead… Read More
Now Dalilah Muhammad Has The Best Of Both Worlds
IT’S A CLASSIC QUESTION: which would you rather have, a gold medal or a World Record? Every athlete in our… Read More
Meet Craig Engels, Race-Video Fiend
USATF 1500 WINNER Craig Engels has trained primed with motivation aplenty since the ’16 Olympic Trials. A 4th (800) and… Read More
Prediction Department — 2019 World Championships Medalists
IN A NORMAL YEAR one can do a pretty good job of making World Champs medal predictions by the time… Read More
Who’s On Team USA For The World Championships?
MAKING THE U.S. team for Doha isn’t quite as easy as 1-2-3, although in many events the first 3 finishers… Read More
Hammer AR Setter DeAnna Price Has The Answers
DeANNA PRICE need look no farther than the inside of her left arm to remind herself why she throws. There… Read More
Teahna Daniels Shakes Off Complacency
ON HER WAY to the USATF 100 title—and now on to Doha—Teahna Daniels almost fell. More than once. She nearly… Read More
Sam Kendricks Dissects His American Record
THE INSTANT HE CLEARED the highest bar of his career, 19-10½ (6.06), Sam Kendricks knew he would be dogpiled by… Read More
For Donald Scott, Football’s Loss Was Track’s Gain
FIRST PLACE. That’s the story 2 years in a row for Donald Scott in the USATF triple jump. Indoors, he… Read More
Meet Justin Robinson, America’s Latest 400 Prodigy
ON ITS FACE, Justin Robinson’s rise as America’s top high school 400 runner has been as rapid as his times…. Read More
USATF Men’s 400 Hurdles — Benjamin In A Class Alone
THIS, RAI BENJAMIN’S first appearance in a USATF Championships, was the 22-year-old USC alum’s title contest to lose and, mindful… Read More
USATF Women’s 200 — Bryant Out Of The Blue
NOT SINCE she won the ’15 NCAA title for Kentucky had Dezerea Bryant won a major half-lap race. It’s little… Read More
USATF Women’s Pole Vault — Predictable In The End
THE TOP 3 FINISHERS were expected to be Sandi Morris, Katie Nageotte and Jenn Suhr. It did play out that… Read More
USATF Men’s Long Jump — Ward Wins, But No Q
ON A WET RUNWAY on the final day of competition, Ja’Mari Ward needed a season’s best effort to upend a… Read More
USATF Men’s Javelin — And Then There Was Light!
TO SAY THAT U.S. men’s javelin throwing has been going through a rough patch of late is pretty much beyond… Read More
USATF Women’s Heptathlon — Many Lead Changes
EACH TIME that Erica Bougard and Kendell Williams have met on U.S. soil in the heptathlon at least one of… Read More
USATF Men’s 800 — A Brilliant 50.62 Closer For Brazier
WITH CLAYTON MURPHY and Donavan Brazier—winners between them of the last three USATF 800s—at last lined up together in a… Read More
USATF Women’s Hammer — American Record For Price
NOTHING STOPPED DeAnna Price on her way to a new American Record 256-8 (78.24). Not thunder, not lightning, not an… Read More
