2026 NCAA Women’s Formchart #2 — Georgia Stays Strong
MASSIVE UPHEAVAL was the name of the game as the last month yielded a new women’s chart crafted by half… Read More
article
Boston Marathon Men — Korir Defends With Course Record
HOPKINTON-TO-BOSTON, April 20 — John Korir is on a roll! The 29-year-old lanky Kenyan has now won four of his… Read More
Boston Marathon Women — Lokedi Blitz-Finish Nets Repeat Win
HOPKINTON-TO-BOSTON, April 20 — Sharon Lokedi backed up her course record romp in last year’s Boston Marathon, blasting away… Read More
WA Team Walks — New Distances, New Technology
BRASÍLIA, BRAZIL, April 12 — Capital city Brasília, was carved out of the Brazilian Highlands in 1960, and declared a… Read More
Prep Digest — Spectacular Early April Times For Sprinters, Hurdlers
Texas Relays — Jones, Maxwell Keep Climbing Lists AUSTIN, TEXAS, April 02–04 — With Saturday’s stormy and relatively chilly weather… Read More
Andrew Jones Adds 300H HSR To List Of Stunners
THE MOST AMAZING aspect of the mind-blowing hurdles times Andrew Jones is throwing down for Klein Collins High (Spring, Texas)… Read More
Arcadia Boys — Spencer/Mantecon Duel Steals Show
ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA, April 10–11 — In professional meets, having an Olympic gold medalist in the field is certainly a plus…. Read More
Arcadia Girls — Frosh Arrendell Romps, HSR To Union Catholic
ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA, April 10–11 — Thrilling races are the norm at Arcadia, and so are national records, so it seems…. Read More
Maxwell Twins’ Measured Approach Equals Meteoric Rise
IT’S GETTING LESS AND LESS unusual to see high schoolers breaking through on the world class level in the sport,… Read More
Penn Relays HS — Bullis Snaps 19-Year U.S. 4×4 Drought
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, April 23–25 — For three years, the past two as serious contenders, Olympic gold medalist Quincy Wilson and… Read More
T&FN Interview — Nico Young
BEING A HIGH SCHOOL SUPERSTAR is all about promise. The future seems unimaginably bright for such prodigies, but sadly, few… Read More
ON YOUR MARKS — May
WEDDING BELLS: it’s official. Noah Lyles joined with Junelle Bromfield on April 04 in Trenton, Georgia. Lyles has been named… Read More
LANDMARKS — May
Died: Imrich Bugár, 70 On April 08, in Prague, Czechia. The ’83 world champion in the discus had earlier won… Read More
STATUS QUO — May
THE LATEST in the aches, pains & eligibility departments: Marathoner Tristin Collins (née Van Ord) had her first child in… Read More
LAST LAP — May
HERE’S THIS MONTH’S collection of short takes on generally off-track activities that have gone/will go a long way towards shaping… Read More
FOR THE RECORD — May
New records reported since the April issue: W = World; A or Am = American; C = Collegiate; J =… Read More
NCAA Indoor Men’s Track — Recordfest & A Home Team Win
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS, March 13–14 — Blazing performances in the three shortest events yielded some amazing records, but it was the… Read More
AR/CR-Setter Kaalund Is Consulting History
USC COACH Quincy Watts calls Garrett Kaalund an historian of track & field. That was evident when triple jumper Will… Read More
NCAA Indoor Men’s Field — Pitched Battles Settled Late
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS, March 13–14 — Throwing in nearby Fowler Center, Ryan Johnson didn’t get the noise that some of the… Read More
