NCAA Cross Country Preview Part 4: Women’s Top 10 Individuals
Just as favored and defending men’s squad Northern Arizona dominates our top individual picks, the New Mexico women’s team, also… Read More
Just as favored and defending men’s squad Northern Arizona dominates our top individual picks, the New Mexico women’s team, also… Read More
The ’18 season we just wrapped marked a new chapter in Devon Allen’s hurdling life. Or maybe the year is… Read More
They’ve been there before. This fall’s NCAA men’s individual race will feature plenty of top-end experience. Last year only 2… Read More
In early September Dawn Harper Nelson ran the final race of her decorated career at the intimate venue in Zagreb…. Read More
As Kevin Mayer was roaring through the second day of his astounding 10-event performance in Talence raising Ashton Eaton’s World… Read More
As we said in our Men’s Top 10 Teams preview, making predictions about a cross country nationals is a fool’s… Read More
Making predictions about a cross country nationals is a fool’s game. A busload of assumptions can go wrong while some… Read More
For high schools cross country unambiguously gets up and running in September. At the collegiate level, not so much until… Read More
As part of its end-of-summer swing through some major European meets, including the Brussels DL, the Track & Field News… Read More
The Continental Cup—or at least its predecessor, the World Cup—has a worthy place in our sport’s history. It came into… Read More
(2010–2018) September 1, 2018—With 9 years in the DL history books let’s check out who the biggest all-time overall winners… Read More
Christian Coleman’s blistering 9.79 Diamond League Final 100 win in Brussels was the fastest century the world has seen since… Read More
It’s late August and Shamier Little is on the road at the Birmingham Diamond League, trying to deal with English… Read More
His passing on Tuesday, August 21, reminds us that John van Reenen holds a unique place in the annals of… Read More
She was never really away but sprinter Jenna Prandini is back after what she terms a “reset.” After a subpar… Read More
“The 800 is a tough event to really get back into things if you’ve been away from it.” Clayton Murphy… Read More
It’s all starting to happen for Dina Asher-Smith. Britain’s 22-year-old sprinting talent, fresh from 100, 200 and 4×1 golds at… Read More
1. Ramil Guliyev Ready To Shake Up The Furlong When Pietro Mennea ran 19.72 in the rarefied air of Mexico… Read More
1. Perković Overcomes A Wobble To Make Meet History Sandra Perković won her first European title 8 years ago in… Read More
Various online urban dictionaries refer to “mondo” as “very large or great in amount or number” and vaulter Mondo Duplantis… Read More