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THE WORLD MARATHON MAJORS season got underway in Tokyo, but there was significant action at shorter distances as the big… Read More
THE WORLD MARATHON MAJORS season got underway in Tokyo, but there was significant action at shorter distances as the big… Read More
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NCAA II MEN Pittsburg, Kansas, March 9-10 (300m unbanked—OT)— Teams: 1. Pittsburg State 49; 2. Tiffin 48; 3. Adams State… Read More
THE LATEST In the latest in the aches, pains & eligibility departments: On maternity leave: Canadian 800 star Melissa Bishop,… Read More
VAULT DYNASTIES: The Duplantis family isn’t the only one building a fiberglass legacy. In Colorado, Mia Manson broke the national… Read More
Frustrated that he missed the World Indoor standard in winning his fifth straight USATF Indoor, high jumper Erik Kynard tore… Read More
Tori Bowie may have been underselling herself in London last summer as she soaked in the reality of her World… Read More
by Jeff Hollobaugh “This has just been an amazing season,” says Gabrielle Wilkinson (Friends Central, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania). “And Millrose was just… Read More
by Jeff Hollobaugh Hasty Chasing 4:00 A week after his 4:03.26 at the Sander Invitational, Brodey Hasty came back to the… Read More
As is so often the case indoors, a lot of headlines have been going to milers, as big invitationals bring… Read More
by Mike Scott Leonard Korir successfully defended his USATF XC crown on a sunny, dry day in Tallahassee’s Apalachee Regional… Read More
The place to be early in the roadracing year was the Persian Gulf, where two significant races made their marks… Read More
by Jeff Hollobaugh Norman Has Learned A Lot Michael Norman was not happy about 2017. Having joined USC as one… Read More
The men’s 4×4 brought down the house at Clemson’s Tiger Paw Invitational, with a screaming finish that put both USC… Read More
The biggest meets in Europe this winter were those that belonged to the IAAF’s third iteration of its World Indoor… Read More
Chris Nilsen joined the 19-foot club at the Nebraska Tune-up, clearing 19-¼ (5.80) to become =No. 10 all-time among collegians… Read More
With the THE NCAA Championships right around the corner, let’s check out what else has been happening in the collegiate… Read More
by Bret Bloomquist Saruni On Familiar Path Michael Saruni lacks the element of surprise—that out-ofnowhere factor that fellow Kenyan Emmanuel… Read More
by Roy Conrad The New Balance GP wound up with a pair of fine 3000s, one won by Jenny Simpson… Read More