Mt. SAC Relays Men — A Stunning Norman 400
TORRANCE, CALIFORNIA, April 18-20—Coming into the Mt. SAC Relays, Michael Norman had been relatively quiet, having not competed indoors. Having… Read More
April 2019
Mt. SAC Women — World-Leading Hurdles For Keni Harrison
TORRANCE, CALIFORNIA, April 18-20—World Record holder Keni Harrison was looking for a solid competition before next week’s 100 hurdles at… Read More
Clay Invitational — A Prodigious Decathlon Score
AZUSA, CALIFORNIA, April 17-19—Since the Bryan Clay Invitational is named after a famed Azusa Pacific 10-event alum, it was only… Read More
Ayden Owens Suddenly An 8000-Pointer
AYDEN OWENS, contesting his first decathlon with the big international implements, turned back NCAA formchart favorite Harrison Williams of Stanford… Read More
Maggie Malone Is Back
AS A TEXAS A&M senior in ’16, Maggie Malone emerged as a bright new U.S. javelin hope, winning not only… Read More
Michael Norman Ready For Pro 400 Opener
Note: This article was written and published in the T&FN newsfeed before the Mt. SAC Relays. We’ve opted to leave… Read More
Boston Marathon Women — Degefa Runs Away Early
BOSTON, MASSACHUSSETTS, April 15—Worknesh Degefa ran fearlessly to one of the most dominating women’s victories in the history of the… Read More
Boston Marathon Men — Cherono Wins Mad Dash To Finish
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, April 15—The men’s race in the 123rd Boston Marathon featured the unusual sight of no fewer than 8… Read More
T&FN Interview — Fred Kerley, World #1 In The 400
When we last talked to Fred Kerley, he and brother Mylik were garnering headlines for their relay heroics at Texas… Read More
Arcadia Girls — Another HS High For Chloe Cunliffe
ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA, April 05-06—Competing in the Arcadia Invitational can be the highlight of a prep athlete’s career. There are hundreds… Read More
Arcadia Boys — Christian Grubb Wins Sprint Showdown
ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA, April 05–06—From the sprints to the distances, showdowns would be the name of the game for the boys… Read More
Emily Sisson Making The Most Of The Calendar
THE POWERS THAT BE have thrown a changeup at the track world this year, scheduling the World Championships late-late-late. Distance… Read More
Anna Shields Bounces Back After A Half-Dozen Years
AS A HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR in ’08 Anna Shields had all the promise in the world. That year she won… Read More
Florida Relays — Comebacking De Grasse Powers Canada
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, March 28-30—He’s back. On the final day of the Florida Relays, the stick events grabbed the attention, much… Read More
Stanford Invitational — Olivia Gruver Soars In The Vault
STANFORD, CALIFORNIA, March 29-30—Stanford’s Angell Field is known for fast distance performances in perfect conditions under the lights. And while… Read More
Texas Relays — Anderson Peters Likes Throwing In Austin
AUSTIN, TEXAS, March 27-30—It’s the Saturday session of the Texas Relays that draws the biggest crowds (this year’s tally: 20,957),… Read More
World XC Women — Obiri’s Triple Makes History
AARHUS, DENMARK, March 30—Following wins at the World Indoor (3000 in ’12) and Outdoor (5000 in ’17) Championships, Hellen Obiri… Read More
World XC Men — Cheptegei Wins Rematch
AARHUS, DENMARK, March 30—Two years ago at the World XC Championships in Kampala, Uganda, the host nation’s Joshua Cheptegei had… Read More
The Course Is The Star At World XC Champs
AARHUS, DENMARK, March 30—More than the monumental duals waged on it, the most discussed aspect of the World Cross Country… Read More
Sprinter/Jumper Boling Is The Talk Of High School Track
AUSTIN, TEXAS, March 28-30—When the wider track & field world first became aware of high schooler Matthew Boling (Strake, Houston),… Read More