Divine Oduduru — Texas Tech’s Double World Leader
TEXAS TECH’S Divine Oduduru has had many special days on the track, and he certainly put himself in position to… Read More
Features
World Sub-4 Mile Alphabetic Register
(1569 athletes as at May 1, 2019; includes relay legs) Within a year of the death of the first sub-four-minute… Read More
Quite A Marathon Debut For Emily Sisson
A COUPLE OF years ago, Emily Sisson began a transition from track to the marathon, and her ample potential came… Read More
Skylar Ciccolini Chasing National Javelin Record
LEADING UP TO the Penn Relays, javelin training had been far from ideal for Skylar Ciccolini (Mifflin, Lewistown, Pennsylvania). Coming… Read More
2019 NCAA Women’s Formchart — USC Running Away With It
USC WON LAST YEAR’S NCAA women’s team title by the smallest margin ever, a single point. This year Caryl Smith… Read More
2019 NCAA Men’s Formchart — LSU Over Florida
AS APRIL DRAWS to a close, Dennis Shaver’s Bayou Bengals project as 2-point favorites for the NCAA men’s team title…. Read More
Focus On The U.S. Men’s 400 — Who’s Going To Doha?
ON A SURE-TO-BE HOT midsummer Saturday afternoon 8 men will stand above their blocks, steeling their resolve and visualizing a… Read More
Oliver, Ollie or Olli — Hoare’s Middle Name Must Be “Fast”
WISCONSIN’S Oliver Hoare is taking dead aim at his second consecutive NCAA outdoor 1500 title. Last year, formcharted as the… Read More
Which Throw Best For Alyssa Wilson?
ONE OBVIOUS QUESTION that seems to surround UCLA soph Alyssa Wilson is which direction she will go with her prodigious… Read More
Imagine When Ryan Crouser Gets Healthy
“I’M REALLY HAPPY with where I’m at because things have definitely not been ideal,” said Ryan Crouser after a weekend… Read More
South Carolina’s In-State 400 Rivalry — Richard & Hall
ON APRIL 5 at the North Florida Invitational Tyrell Richard of South Carolina State unreeled a 44.81 season opener for… Read More
Ayden Owens Suddenly An 8000-Pointer
AYDEN OWENS, contesting his first decathlon with the big international implements, turned back NCAA formchart favorite Harrison Williams of Stanford… Read More
T&FN Interview — Fred Kerley, World #1 In The 400
When we last talked to Fred Kerley, he and brother Mylik were garnering headlines for their relay heroics at Texas… Read More
Emily Sisson Making The Most Of The Calendar
THE POWERS THAT BE have thrown a changeup at the track world this year, scheduling the World Championships late-late-late. Distance… Read More
Anna Shields Bounces Back After A Half-Dozen Years
AS A HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR in ’08 Anna Shields had all the promise in the world. That year she won… Read More
The IAAF’s New Olympic Qualifying Procedure
THE IAAF was eager to bring its “new” world rankings into production in time for them to play a major… Read More
HS Girls Indoor Athlete Of The Year — Katelyn Tuohy
IN SELECTING OUR world men’s AOY winner we noted that it was so close that there was some sympathy for… Read More
Prediction Department — 2019 World Championships Medalists
TWO ISSUES AGO we said, “Picking World Championships podium people in January—when a crystal ball sometimes looks more like a… Read More
HS Boys Indoor Athlete Of The Year — Sam Affolder
TRADITIONALLY, OUR AOY VOTING, at all levels of competition, has downplayed any relay considerations. Our rationale is that big baton… Read More
T&FN Interview — Donavan Brazier
FROM THE SIDELINES of the ’18 outdoor season, Donavan Brazier bounced back with a record-setting indoor campaign this winter, taking… Read More
