T&FN Interview — Rai Benjamin
IN LATE APRIL Rai Benjamin, who last summer became the fourth man in history to crack the 47-second barrier in… Read More
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Sha’Keela Saunders Puts Her Mind To It
TWO WEEKS BEFORE last summer’s USATF Championships, Sha’Keela Saunders was a wreck. The 4th-placer in the ’16 Olympic Trials long… Read More
Sinclaire Johnson Plays The Waiting Game
THE FIRST IN A SERIES of event-focus articles on the U.S. women’s 1500, an event on a hot streak and… Read More
Book Review — Fast Girls
THIS SORT OF HISTORICAL FICTION is generally not my cup of tea, but I took on the assignment and ended… Read More
Jarret Eaton Still Has The Fire
THE THIRD IN A SERIES of event-focus articles on the U.S. men’s 110 hurdles, a loaded discipline for Team USA… Read More
Devon Allen Makes A Major Move
THE SECOND IN A SERIES of event-focus articles on the U.S. men’s 110 hurdles, a loaded discipline for Team USA… Read More
All-Time Women’s World Rankings Leaders
EVER WONDER WHO the overall best performers have been in our authoritative World Rankings for women, which began with the… Read More
Freddie Crittenden Ready To Be In The Mix
THE FIRST IN A SERIES of event-focus articles on the U.S. men’s 110 hurdles, a loaded discipline for Team USA… Read More
All-Time Men’s World Rankings Leaders
EVER WONDER WHO the overall best performers have been in our authoritative World Rankings for men, which began with the… Read More
Cruz Culpepper Almost A Sub-4:00 Miler
HE CAME OH-SO-CLOSE to breaking the 4:00 barrier this indoor season, but his near miss isn’t eating Cruz Culpepper (Niwot,… Read More
Seb Coe Talks Track After COVID-19 — Part 2
WORLD ATHLETICS PRESIDENT SEB COE took a respite from managing a colossal reassembly of the championships calendar over the next… Read More
Seb Coe Talks Track After COVID-19 — Part 1
OUR SPORT WILL RISE AGAIN. As every one of us, track fan or not, knows all too painfully, the COVID-19… Read More
FAQ — What Has C19 Done To Our Sport?
IT WAS FORESHADOWING of the worst kind. The day after the Olympic torch was lit in Olympia, the Greek authorities… Read More
Focus On The U.S. Men’s Pole Vault Scene
THIS SURGE WON’T STOP. That’s our guess and the men of the U.S. vault corps have signaled it’s also their… Read More
Focus On The U.S. Women’s Long Jump Scene
THE LONG JUMP is a fickle event for U.S. women. Unlike certain other disciplines where Team USA is awash in… Read More
Kenyattia Hackworth Is Up To Standard
2019 wasn’t a banner year for Kenyattia Hackworth. The Kentucky alum, who placed 7th in the ’16 Olympic Trials, only… Read More
Sam Kendricks Finds Ways To Beat The Best
As he surveys the current vault landscape from his position as 2-time reigning world champion and No. 1 World Ranker… Read More
Tianna Bartoletta Ready For Long Jumps Again
THE REINVENTION OF Tianna Bartoletta continues. The reigning Olympic long jump champ has hit some rough patches in the last… Read More
Chris Nilsen Doing “Caveman Stuff” For Training
Chris Nilsen is by no stretch an average vaulter. The South Dakota senior is the reigning NCAA champion, the slayer… Read More
Much-Bemedaled Brittney Reese Still Has Goals To Achieve
ANGERED WITH HER PERFORMANCE at last fall’s World Championships, where she failed to make the long jump final, Brittney Reese… Read More
