FROM THE EDITOR: I’m No Fan Of The Beijing Q Protocol
I SAT DOWN to gather my thoughts for this screed with two words as my lede: Geordie Beamish. This month… Read More
Departments
FOR THE RECORD — June
New records reported since the May issue: W = World; A = American; J = Junior; i = indoors; +… Read More
LAST LAP — June
HERE’S THIS MONTH’S collection of short takes on generally off-track activities that have gone/will go a long way towards shaping… Read More
STATUS QUO — June
THE LATEST in the aches, pains & eligibility departments: Southern U’s Tashina Alase, one of this year’s breakout hurdle talents,… Read More
ON YOUR MARKS — June
4 x 4 PRODIGIES. It was impressive when Servite of Anaheim—Jace Wells 47.5, Jorden Wells 47.8, Kamil Pellovello 47.14, Jaelen… Read More
LANDMARKS — June
Died: Ulla Donath, 94 On April 12. The first East German with a ratified WR, she set the 400 best… Read More
FOR THE RECORD — May
New records reported since the April issue: W = World; A or Am = American; C = Collegiate; J =… Read More
ON YOUR MARKS — May
WEDDING BELLS: it’s official. Noah Lyles joined with Junelle Bromfield on April 04 in Trenton, Georgia. Lyles has been named… Read More
LAST LAP — May
HERE’S THIS MONTH’S collection of short takes on generally off-track activities that have gone/will go a long way towards shaping… Read More
STATUS QUO — May
THE LATEST in the aches, pains & eligibility departments: Marathoner Tristin Collins (née Van Ord) had her first child in… Read More
LANDMARKS — May
Died: Imrich Bugár, 70 On April 08, in Prague, Czechia. The ’83 world champion in the discus had earlier won… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: Mystery Splits & A Moving Start Line
OFFICIAL SPLIT DATA reported for major meet 4x4s often lead to confusion — and on more than one past occasion… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: How Did You Catch The Track Bug?
WHAT WAS SOMETHING that got you excited about track & field when you were young and impressionable? Just this morning… Read More
FOR THE RECORD — April
New records reported since the March issue: W = World; A or Am = American; C = Collegiate; J =… Read More
