The Battle For No. 1 In U.S. Men’s Vaultdom
ON THE LAST WEEKEND of January Mondo Duplantis briefly took the yearly world lead in the vault, clearing 19-1½ (5.83)… Read More
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A Quick Review Of Other U.S. Meets
THE LAST MONTH’S BIGGEST news came at meets with separate coverage—Sander Invitational, New Balance Boston, Millrose Games, Tiger Paw Invitational,… Read More
2019 IAAF World Indoor Tour Recap
SEASON NO. 4 of the IAAF’s World Indoor Tour played itself out with 6 meets in 26 days, highlighted by… Read More
Final Men’s Indoor Dual Meet Rankings — Nebraska Surges Late
With a late push in the marks department, Nebraska takes its first-ever indoor dual meet championship. Gary Pepin’s Huskers were… Read More
Final Women’s Indoor Dual Meet Rankings — Indiana Wins
Indiana led from the gun to win its first women’s indoor dual meet championship. It is just the second such… Read More
USATF Men’s XC — Kipchirchir Spoils Korir’s Bid For 3-Peat
Tallahassee, Florida, February 02—Leonard Korir won the ’17 USATF Cross Country Championships over a challenging, snow-covered course in Bend, Oregon,… Read More
USATF Women’s XC — Houlihan Tops At Longer Distance
Tallahassee, Florida, February 02—The loaded USATF XC Championships women’s field featured Olympians Molly Huddle (who hadn’t raced cross country since… Read More
RAK Half-Marathon — As Always, Fast & Deep
Ra’s al Khaymah, United Arab Emirates, February 08—Edition No. 13 of the RAK Half Marathon continued in the tradition of… Read More
Athing Mu — National HS Leader In 4 Events
Al Jennings has been coaching prep standout Athing Mu (Central, Trenton, New Jersey) since she was 8 years old and… Read More
Justin Gatlin — And Miles To Go Before He Sleeps
Farewell tour? No way. Justin Gatlin is here to tell the sport ixnay on his etirementray. With no disrespect to… Read More
WR Holder Kevin Mayer Wasn’t Fueled By Anger
It wasn’t about revenge. Nor was it some cathartic release of frustration venting from Kevin Mayer over 2 special days—and… Read More
From The T&FN Vaults — El Guerrouj Breaks Indoor 1500 & Mile Records
With Yomif Kejelcha assaulting the undercover WRs in the middle distances two February weekends in a row (on the 9th… Read More
Book Review — The Sky’s The Limit:
The Joe Dial Story
JOE DIAL WAS T&FN’s HS Athlete Of The Year in ’81. He broke the national record 4 times that year,… Read More
ON YOUR MARKS — February
A GOOD TIME to be in yellow & blue: Sweden kicked off February by claiming 6 national records in 7… Read More
LANDMARKS — February
Died: Michel Bernard, 87 On February 14, in Anzin, France. A 5-time World Ranker in the 1500, the French Olympian… Read More
STATUS QUO — February
Here’s the latest in the aches, pains & eligibility departments ON THE DOMESTIC SCENE, Oregon hurdler Eric Edwards reports he… Read More
LAST LAP — February
Here’s this month’s collection of generally off-track activities that have gone a long way towards shaping the way the sport… Read More
FOR THE RECORD — February
Records broken since the January issue. W = World; A or Am = American; C = Collegiate (NCAA Div. I… Read More
CALENDAR — February
Collegiate Conference Indoor Champs February 01–02 New Englands; Boston, Massachusetts 15–16 Patriot League; Annapolis, Maryland 16–17 Conference USA; Birmingham, Alabama… Read More
