NCAA Women’s 400 — Irby’s Aggressive Attack Pays Off
Over the course of an NCAA Championships prospects ebb and flow, and in the final day 3-hour session the pace… Read More
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Kendall Ellis Rides To The Rescue On A Trojan Horse
Even in the darkest moments of the 4×4, with 150m to go and the national team title the USC women… Read More
NCAA Women’s 800 — Teenager Watson Doesn’t Panic
After her decisive victory indoors and PR 2:00.72 outdoors, Oregon senior Sabrina Southerland, 22, was the clear favorite. Instead, it… Read More
NCAA Women’s 1500 — Hull Pumps Up The Home Crowd
In her usual style, indoor mile champion Elinor Purrier of New Hampshire led semi I wire-to-wire, pulling 7 to new… Read More
NCAA Women’s Steeple — New Plan For The Second Time Around
Allie Ostrander clearly came to Eugene with a plan. Not like last year, with a dream. She started in the… Read More
NCAA Women’s 5000 — Schweizer’s Successful Defense
Just as their Lobo teammate Alice Wright had done in the 10,000, Ednah Kurgat and Weini Kelati of New Mexico… Read More
NCAA Women’s 10,000 — Lokedi Goes Out In Style
The women’s 10,000 matched the excitement of the men’s 10K of the night before. And that’s saying something. For Kansas… Read More
NCAA Women’s 100 Hurdles — Camacho-Quinn Makes The Most Of Tough Situation
Jasmine Camacho-Quinn brought with her a world-leading 12.40 effort, just 0.01 off the Collegiate Record, but there would be no… Read More
NCAA Women’s 400 Hurdles — One And Done For McLaughlin
Mother Nature had as much to say about how exquisite Sydney McLaughlin’s NCAA performance would turn out as anybody but… Read More
NCAA Women’s 4 x 100 — The Collegiate Record May Have Fallen If…
A formidable LSU team of Mikiah Brisco, Kortnei Johnson, Rachel Misher and Aleia Hobbs ran 42.09 to win its semi… Read More
NCAA Women’s 4 x 400 — You Can’t Make This Stuff Up!
Nothing is better in a scoring meet than when the 4×4 closes the competition with the team title on the… Read More
Anna Hall Claims High School Heptathlon Record
After what she did in the indoor pentathlon, folks were telling Anna Hall (Valor Christian, Highlands Ranch, Colorado) that she… Read More
NCAA Women’s High Jump — A (Low) Mark For The Ages
On a day when the jumping conditions fluctuated between ark-like and merely bad, Alexus Henry relied on her experience and… Read More
NCAA Women’s Pole Vault — A Successful Defense For Gruver
Olivia Gruver appeared unlikely to defend her title. After a successful indoor season that included 3 PRs, defending her outdoor… Read More
NCAA Women’s Long Jump — Orji Starts A Double
Georgia expected to score major points, what with defending champion Kate Hall, triple jumper extraordinaire—and yearly list leader—Keturah Orji, and… Read More
NCAA Women’s Triple Jump — Orji Finishes Her Double, And More
Keturah Orji came to Eugene to earn some historic triple jump honors. Not to battle hailstones. After earlier winning… Read More
NCAA Women’s Shot — Forget The Triple, A Double Will Be Fine
Prior to the Regionals, the buzz was that Maggie Ewen had a chance to win the thrower’s trifecta (shot/discus/hammer) at… Read More
NCAA Women’s Discus — A Wild & Crazy Final Round
After an exhausting, topsy-turvy afternoon of torrential rain, causing the discus to be contested even when their fellow competitors in… Read More
NCAA Women’s Hammer — A Massive Improvement For Stewart
This was expected to be Maggie Ewen’s collegiate hammer swansong, a defense of her ’17 title and a possible extension… Read More
NCAA Women’s Javelin — An Historic 1–2 For Stanford
In a way, Mackenzie Little thought she was in a good position as she prepared for her first throw. And… Read More
