NCAA Women’s 5000 — Jones Lives Up To Her Pedigree
FOR SOME in the tea-leaves-reading crowd who seek to ID winners ahead of time, the 5000 presented an obvious analysis…. Read More
FOR SOME in the tea-leaves-reading crowd who seek to ID winners ahead of time, the 5000 presented an obvious analysis…. Read More
MANAGING THE RACE is an important ingredient in Weini Kelati’s running package. That and turning on a sprint at 9900m…. Read More
THE STRAIGHTAWAY HURDLES was one of the most anticipated head-to-head matchups of the meet: two talented sophs, both Conference champions,… Read More
ULTIMATELY, Janeek Brown’s breakthrough was due. She was the best hurdler throughout much of the regular season, her 12.55 at… Read More
AFTER HER DOMINATING 56.05 in the semis—a time better than the PR of any other finalist—Anna Cockrell had all eyes… Read More
ULTIMATELY, A RELAY would cost USC the team title, but it wasn’t the 4×1. The maximum 10 points got the… Read More
Texas A&M won the race with a 3:25.57, the fastest time in the world, but despite the Aggies’ terrific run… Read More
IT HELPS TO BE PERFECT in the high jump, but Zarriea Willis felt that she was anything but this year…. Read More
IT WAS HER TURN. Tori Hoggard had watched twin sister Lexi Jacobus win 4 NCAA titles over the years. Hoggard,… Read More
YANIS DAVID didn’t start the first day in the best frame of mind. The favorite in both horizontal jumps, the… Read More
Shardia Lawrence recalled her feelings as she stood on the runway before the final triple jump of the day: “I… Read More
SHE HAD WON the Indoor title with a PR so Samantha Noennig figured to be strongly in the running for… Read More
EXPECTED SHOWDOWN: Colorado State’s Shadae Lawrence vs. Iowa’s Laulauga Tausaga. Lawrence had won the Mountain West with a 213-5 (65.05)… Read More
THUNDER, LIGHTNING, drenching rain: the hammer had it all. In a weather-delayed event that began almost 2 hours late, Cal… Read More
IT’S A FIELD EVENT truism: It only takes one. Mackenzie Little was grateful for that. The Stanford senior mostly had… Read More
IT DIDN’T TAKE LONG for the favorite, Ashtin Zamzow of the Longhorns, to face her moment of truth. In the… Read More
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN, May 30—On a cold, windy night at the Stockholm DL, 4 athletes (Rhonex Kipruto, Dina Asher-Smith, Karsten Warholm… Read More
ROME, ITALY, June 06—It was the most hyped clash of the Rome Diamond League and it didn’t disappoint. Noah Lyles,… Read More
OSLO, NORWAY, June 13—Christian Coleman sped to a dominant 9.85 win at the Bislett Games in Oslo as the Diamond… Read More
RABAT, MOROCCO, June 16—On a night of drama at the Mohammed VI Diamond League meet, with Jamaica’s discus thrower Fedrick… Read More