Ronnie Baker Deserves To Be In The Conversation
As this summer of sprinting—the first of the post-Bolt era—has unfolded, Ronnie Baker has checked an important box. He has… Read More
Features
T&FN Interview: Courtney Frerichs
Courtney Frerichs is a bit of a fairytale story. A latecomer to our sport, she concentrated on gymnastics before devoting… Read More
Putter Darrell Hill Can Sneak Up On You
For two years now Darrell Hill, you might say, has been the stealth shot star, the putter who lofts one… Read More
Germany Dominates Euro Men’s Javelin
It’s rare in a continental championship that the top 3 in the world in one event come together to decide… Read More
Tokyo 2020 From 2 Years Out — Our 10 Surest Gold Medal Things
Mountain View, California, July 31: Assuming that the whole affair—because of this year’s brutal Japanese heat wave—isn’t picked up and… Read More
T&FN’s 62nd National Men’s Relay Rankings — Florida Best Of The SEC
As it so often is in all corners of the sport these days, the Southeastern Conference was dominant in our… Read More
T&FN’s 39th National Women’s Relay Rankings — Purdue Makes History
Purdue turned a nifty trick in ’18, becoming the first Big 10 school to win our National Women’s Relay Rankings… Read More
Mondo Duplantis’s PR Progression, From 5-6 To 19-5½
It’s always fun to look at an athlete’s progression of marks, but rarely do we get to see something as… Read More
Keturah Orji Is A Student Of Her Event
As she faced the scribes and video cameras in Drake’s interview area, Keturah Orji had just finished the domestic season… Read More
The Winds Of Good Fortune Favored Reggie Jagers
Reggie Jagers had always showed talent at throwing things, so back when he was a high school junior doing winter… Read More
Noah Lyles Busts New Moves In Des Moines
Taking the world lead in the 100 with a PR 9.88 at the USATF Championships put Noah Lyles in a… Read More
Shelby Houlihan Deadly When The Sprinting Starts
It was that kick. More than anything. In Des Moines, Shelby Houlihan won national titles Nos. 6 & 7 in… Read More
Norman, Benjamin & The 4×4 — An Hour And A Half Of Trojan Brilliance
Never mind that in the 90 minutes or so before the NCAA 4 x 400 final, two members of USC’s… Read More
Benjamin’s Fast Flight Of Hurdles Puts Him Among Legendary Names
“Rai Benjamin tying the great Edwin Moses. I mean just to even be mentioned in the same breath with Edwin… Read More
“I’m Far From Perfecting The Race,” Says Michael Norman
“Into each life some rain must fall.” Longfellow wrote it first, The Ink Spots borrowed it for a song a… Read More
Collegiate Outdoor Athletes Of The Year — Michael Norman & Maggie Ewen
A pair of long hurdlers—Rai Benjamin of USC and Sydney McLaughlin of Kentucky—turned in the top single performances of the… Read More
Kendall Ellis Rides To The Rescue On A Trojan Horse
Even in the darkest moments of the 4×4, with 150m to go and the national team title the USC women… Read More
American Record — Gwen Berry Reclaims The Hammer Standard
For Gwen Berry, a solo jaunt through Eastern Europe provided a very big dividend at her first stop, the southern… Read More
A Great NCAA For The Houston Men
Given Houston’s proud sprint tradition from a generation ago, the one found now on their coaching staff (head coach Leroy… Read More
Hobbs Had To Stay In Her Zone
For just a moment, the rain distracted Aleia Hobbs. Standing above her blocks in the NCAA’s final-day deluge, she admits,… Read More
