Boise State A Burgeoning Steeplechase Power
What the steeple’s going on at Boise State? The question arose at the Stanford Invitational (read about the meet here)… Read More
Features
Rupp Happy With Transition From Track To Road
Just 2 years into life as a marathoner, Galen Rupp—Rio bronze medalist, runner-up by 21 seconds in Boston last year… Read More
Roger Bannister Remembered
There it is on the cover of the May 1954 issue of Track & Field News. An article titled “Bannister,… Read More
2018 NCAA Indoor Women’s Champions
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Bradford An 18-Footer
For Zachery Bradford (Bloomington, Illinois), joining the 18-foot club—making him only the third prep ever to do so undercover—remains shocking…. Read More
Gabby Thomas Not An Indoor Fan
“I really wanted to win,” says 200 winner Gabby Thomas, “especially since the year before I did not have the… Read More
Ellis At Quartermiler U
The ’18 NCAA Indoor will be forever remembered for records falling like rain, and several of them involved USC athletes… Read More
An LSU 1–2 In The 60
With half the qualifiers for the NCAA 60 final coming from LSU, the potential for a magical moment was obvious…. Read More
Healthy Hall Realizing Promise
NCAA double champ Elijah Hall always knew he could be a great sprinter. The only catch, he has realized, is… Read More
Norman The New Indoor 400 King
If you’re going to defeat Michael Norman and his colleagues on the USC 4×4, a record won’t be enough. Not… Read More
Which Event For Holloway?
Someone in the media asked Grant Holloway the obvious question: “Which is your favorite event?” Maybe a little too obvious…. Read More
Dibaba Finds Midas Touch Again
Genzebe Dibaba’s two gold medals in Birmingham took her tally of titles at the WIC to 5 and elevated her… Read More
Okolo Ready For The Real Season
Courtney Okolo didn’t have particularly lofty expectations for her indoor campaign other than to set herself up for outdoors, where… Read More
Morris Had To Beat Both Bar & Pole
The World Indoor women’s vault comp, as stick jumps go, was a wee bit epic and eventual winner Sandi Morris… Read More
Windle Had To Wait For His Silver
Drew Windle hit the highs and the lows in Birmingham. The former Ashland 800 runner surprised many by producing the… Read More
Claye Surprised Even Himself
You may not be stunned that Will Claye won his second World Indoor TJ title 6 years after taking home… Read More
T&FN INTERVIEW: Amy Cragg
As a high school runner in Kansas, Amy Hastings hit modest times of 5:06 and 10:38 but she knew she… Read More
USATF Men’s Championships
Christian Coleman blazes a WR 6.34 in the 60
“Why Don’t We Go For Sub-3:50?”
Edward Cheserek breaks through a mile barrier
