USATF Men’s 400 — Kerley Draws Even With Norman
THE RIVALRY between Fred Kerley and Michael Norman may be one of the recurrent themes of this season, but for… Read More
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USATF Women’s 800 — Wilson Puts On Wire-To-Wire Clinic
EXECUTING A masterful race plan with precision, Ajee’ Wilson competed with control and summoned the power she needed over the… Read More
USATF Women’s 400 Hurdles — A WR For Muhammad!
ALMOST NO ONE saw it coming. Even with a break in the rain, the track still glistened with water. Olympic… Read More
USATF Women’s 1500 — There’s That Old Familiar Kick Again
LAUREN JOHNSON may only have finished 12th, but her bold pacing played a major role in the outcome of the… Read More
USATF Men’s Decathlon — Devon Williams Takes Over After 7
ZACH ZIEMEK entered as the only American with the WC standard of 8200, and for a while it seemed that… Read More
USATF Men’s Hammer — A Rash Of Qualifying Standards
NEVER BEFORE was there a U.S. hammer championship like this. Coming in, only Sean Donnelly and Alex Young owned WC-standard… Read More
USATF Men’s 100 — Coleman Alone As Gatlin Takes A Pass
IN THE END, the 100-meter final was all Christian Coleman. Fans perhaps had their hopes buoyed for a potential showdown… Read More
USATF Women’s 100 — Not According To The Script
ON A WARM summer day when a stubborn headwind played havoc in many events, Teahna Daniels unfurled a stunning close… Read More
USATF Women’s Javelin — Ince Comes On Late For First Title
IN WHAT WAS an unusually form-fitting competition, it was Ariana Ince who provided the upset as she won with the… Read More
USATF Men’s Discus — Form Goes Out The Window
“IF YOU COULD BET on track you could have made a lot of money,” said surprise discus winner Sam Mattis…. Read More
USATF Women’s 10,000 — 5 In A Row For Huddle
IN SPORTS VERNACULAR, “closer” is a moniker attributed to a gifted athlete who can be counted upon to rise to… Read More
USATF Men’s 10,000 — What A Kick By Lomong!
A 2-TIME OLYMPIAN, Lopez Lomong did not represent Team USA in 2015. Or 2016. Or 2017. Was the former Lost… Read More
USATF Women’s Triple Jump — Orji Wins Again, Looking For More
KETURAH ORJI continued her dominance of American triple jumping, winning the national title for a record fourth time. Even Tori… Read More
Pan-Am Junior Champs — U.S. Relays Run Rampant
SAN JOSÉ, Costa Rica, July 19–21—Making the most of 1121m of helpful altitude, Team USA’s U20 standouts claimed a trio… Read More
London Diamond League — Hurdlers Run Wild
LONDON, ENGLAND, July 20-21—Danielle Williams and Karsten Warholm stormed their way into the all-time top 10s in their respective hurdle… Read More
Monaco Diamond League — World Record Mile For Hassan
FONTVIEILLE, MONACO, July 12—Sifan Hassan produced a stupendous final lap in the women’s mile at the Herculis EBS meet to… Read More
Gyulai Memorial — Taylor Takes A Big TJ 3-Way
SZÉKESFEHÉRVÁR, Hungary, July 09—It may be too early to call this The Year Of The Triple Jump, but all the… Read More
Lausanne Diamond League — Noah Lyles In Rare Company
LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND, July 05—Usain Bolt. Yohan Blake. Michael Johnson. They are now the only three men to stand above Noah… Read More
Pre Classic Women — A Tale Of Two 3000s
STANFORD, CALIFORNIA, June 30—The Pre Classic’s very name conjures images of the brash, iron-willed distance runner the event memorializes. Stanford’s… Read More
Pre Classic Men — Benjamin Kicks It Off Big
STANFORD, CALIFORNIA, June 30—With stacked fields the likes of which we are unlikely to see before the Diamond League Final… Read More
