Conditions Didn’t Faze Irby: She’s Had Worse Days
She charged around a chilly, wet Hayward Field track in a stunning 49.80 that ranks as the No. 2 collegiate… Read More
She charged around a chilly, wet Hayward Field track in a stunning 49.80 that ranks as the No. 2 collegiate… Read More
After what she did in the indoor pentathlon, folks were telling Anna Hall (Valor Christian, Highlands Ranch, Colorado) that she… Read More
In the last two seasons, Tori Franklin has elevated her triple jump PR a full meter and a half from… Read More
Rathdrum, Idaho, June 01-02—DeAnna Price had every reason to believe she was going to do something special when she stepped… Read More
Ajee’ Wilson, it seems, has been around forever, but the leading U.S. 800 runner is still only 24. A one-time… Read More
A few months back T&FN correspondent Lee Nichols was the first to suggest it. USC circa 2018 is Quartermiler U…. Read More
DeAnna Price’s plan for the hammer throw coming into the ’18 season was simple in theory, if difficult in execution…. Read More
Context is everything in field & track. Keturah Orji’s new Collegiate Record in the triple jump didn’t exactly come out… Read More
“It was amazing, man. Absolutely amazing,” says Florida head Mike Holloway. His Gators have just swept the men’s and women’s… Read More
A slump is a slump is a slump. True only in the eye of the beholder. In this discussion that’s… Read More
Laissez les bon temps rouler is Cajun French for “let the good times roll.” It’s a well-loved part of south… Read More
Tamari Davis (Gainesville, Florida) admits that her historic 22.48 win in the State-3A 200 was fueled by her emotions. Earlier,… Read More
The first U.S. winner of the Jordan Invitational women’s 10,000 since Molly Huddle in ’10, Jessica Tonn stamped herself as… Read More
For the 10 months since the end of June last year, Mt. San Antonio College—the Walnut, California, campus better known… Read More
In early February, Raven Saunders’ collegiate career at Ole Miss came to a screaming halt. In a statement at the… Read More
At high noon on the 22nd of April, Mo Farah ran alone down The Embankment towards Big Ben, and with… Read More
Tyronne Jones remembers the moment well. His youngest daughter, Tia, had just lost a race. It was her first season… Read More
From an early age, Ryan Crouser staked his claim as a boy wonder of the throws. He had little choice,… Read More
At 51, Kentucky’s “Coach Flo”—Edrick Floréal—has arrived at an enviable position in the sport. The Wildcat mentor need only take… Read More
Jon Roy Hendershott, part of Track & Field News for more than 50 years, died peacefully on Monday at the… Read More