All-Time Men’s World Ranking Leaders
Ever wonder who the overall best performers have been in our authoritative World Rankings for men, which began with the… Read More
Features
All-Time Women’s World Ranking Leaders
Ever wonder who the overall best performers have been in our authoritative World Rankings for women? Stats Editor Jim Rorick… Read More
Analyzing The 2018 T&FN Rankings
LONGTIME READERS of the Track & Field News Rankings undoubtedly noticed that something was missing in the Annual Edition. Oops!… Read More
A History Of Great Prep Vaulters
With the spectacular high school pages of Mondo Duplantis’s career over, he’s the highest prep vaulter ever and it’s easy… Read More
Meet Willie Banks, IAAF Candidate
When triple jump legend Willie Banks topped the election to be the USATF rep to the IAAF, he wasn’t surprised… Read More
USATF Hall Of Fame Class Of 2018
At the Night Of Legends celebration staged as part of the national governing body’s Annual Meeting, the 3 members of… Read More
Book Review — Ralph Doubell: Do Not Worry, It Is Only Pain
The 50th anniversary of the ’68 Olympics in Mexico City has been a springboard for a number of books focusing… Read More
T&FN Interview — Paul Chelimo
The last three seasons brought to the elite distance ranks Paul Chelimo, soldier-athlete, breakout 5K silver medalist at the Rio… Read More
Morgan McDonald And The Badger Tradition
It’s a good thing young soccer player Morgan McDonald discovered serious running at age 16 in his native Australia, and… Read More
Dani Jones And The Colorado Mindset
There is something about Dani Jones that makes her the quintessential Colorado cross country runner. She is hard-working, tough as… Read More
Book Review — A Hurdler’s Hurdler: The Life Of Rodney Milburn, Olympic Champion
This is a book meant to be a paean to the great hurdler of the early 70’s, ’72 Olympic champion… Read More
Book Review — Tigerbelle: The Wyomia Tyus Story
Any good track fan knows that Wyomia Tyus was the first person to win back-to-back Olympic 100 titles—’64 & ’68,… Read More
Aleia Hobbs Ready For The Next Step
Her footspeed first showed itself in an adrenaline-aided escape from a menacing dog outside her church when she was 7… Read More
T&FN 1968 Olympic Edition (Subscribers Only)
Click on the image below to download a searchable PDF copy of our complete coverage of the Mexico City Games… Read More
Eliud Kipchoge Reflects On His World Record Run
It took a mere 2 hours, 1 minute and 39 seconds for Eliud Kipchoge to scurry about Berlin’s barrier-breaking marathon… Read More
Hurdle Ace Tia Jones Is Chasing Herself
When Tia Jones (Walton, Marietta, Georgia) hurdled 12.89 to win the USATF Junior title over a field of collegians in… Read More
Book Review — The Wizard Of Foz
As October brings us the 50th anniversary of the Mexico City Olympics, we are seeing a number of books that… Read More
T&FN Interview — Tianna Bartoletta
The evolution of an athlete over the course of a long career can be fascinating to watch. What is challenging… Read More
Josh Hoey Leads HS 800 Rankings, Turns Pro
The course of No. 1 800 All-America Josh Hoey’s ’18 season marked him as a prep eager to push limits… Read More
Book Review — Stars Fell On Echo Summit
The 2020 Olympic Trials at the University of Oregon’s now-under-construction track & field palace promises to be quite special. But… Read More
