SEC Women — Florida Locks Up Triple Crown
AUBURN, ALABAMA, May 14–16 — It took some crucial doubling for Florida to win the triple crown of SEC women’s… Read More
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A Foreign Wave Rises High In The NCAA
THE NCAA SCENE has changed dramatically in recent years, as old-school athletics and modern-day money have battled in the courts,… Read More
Big 12 Women — Adeshina’s 5-Peat, 4×4 Rally Tech Repeat
TUCSON, ARIZONA, May 14–16 —After BYU scored 20 points in the 1500, with a 3-4-5-6-7 finish, they had 66 points… Read More
ACC — Cavalier Men Got Ahead Early, Tiger Women Clinched With 4×4
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, May 14-16 — For the Clemson women, it was a hard-fought victory a long time in coming, their… Read More
Big 10 Men — Duck Depth Drives Repeat Win
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, May 15–17 — Who would have thought that Simeon Birnbaum would run a 4:00.98 in the Big Ten… Read More
Big 10 Women — Distance Ducks Deliver When It Counts
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, May 15–17 — It’s rare that Oregon’s vaunted distance runners need to redeem themselves, but they thought it… Read More
Gray’s 19-Foot Breakthrough Sparked Déjà Vu
IN ORDER TO HAVE witnessed the latest addition to the NCAA 19-foot vaulters’ club, during the big Conference Weekend, you… Read More
NCAA Regionals — Table Set For Showdowns In Eugene
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY & FAYETTEVILLE ARKANSAS, May 27–30 — The expression of overwhelming surprise and joy on Justin Braun’s face was… Read More
Hurdle U’s Scales Staying Patient, Centered
ANOTHER POTENTIAL NCAA champion hurdler has been climbing the ranks at Kentucky. “Hurdle U” has been the collegiate home of… Read More
Texas State Meet — Blinding Hurdle & Dash Speed
AUSTIN, TEXAS, May 14–16 — The first thought after senior Andrew Jones (Collins, Klein) flew across the finish line in… Read More
Show Me The Yuan — Hurdlers To Meet In The Middle?
ONE THING THAT track & field fans have almost universally always loved is “who would win” debates involving elite athletes… Read More
Minichello Finding His Comfort Zone, Throwing Big
FOR A BASEBALL AND FOOTBALL player who just tried the javelin on a whim his sophomore year in high school,… Read More
WA’s Beijing ’27 Q Protocol — A Dramatically New Game?
THE WA COUNCIL has approved the protocol through which athletes may qualify for the ’27 WC in Beijing (September 11–19)…. Read More
ON YOUR MARKS — June
4 x 4 PRODIGIES. It was impressive when Servite of Anaheim—Jace Wells 47.5, Jorden Wells 47.8, Kamil Pellovello 47.14, Jaelen… Read More
LANDMARKS — June
Died: Ulla Donath, 94 On April 12. The first East German with a ratified WR, she set the 400 best… Read More
STATUS QUO — June
THE LATEST in the aches, pains & eligibility departments: Southern U’s Tashina Alase, one of this year’s breakout hurdle talents,… Read More
LAST LAP — June
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 — June
New records reported since the May issue: W = World; A = American; J = Junior; i = indoors; +… Read More
