Sha’Carri Richardson’s New Life Came Quickly
IN THE SPRINTS, just a few seconds can change a life. Sha’Carri Richardson’s life changed in 32.92 of them. That’s… Read More
June 2019
NCAA Women’s 100 — Recordsetting Run By A New Star
PERHAPS WE SHOULD have seen it coming. After all, 2 days before the final Sha’Carri Richardson laid down a PR-equaling… Read More
NCAA Women’s Discus — A Battle Of PRs At The Top
EXPECTED SHOWDOWN: Colorado State’s Shadae Lawrence vs. Iowa’s Laulauga Tausaga. Lawrence had won the Mountain West with a 213-5 (65.05)… Read More
NCAA Women’s 4 x 100 — A Perfect Start For The Trojans
ULTIMATELY, A RELAY would cost USC the team title, but it wasn’t the 4×1. The maximum 10 points got the… Read More
NCAA Women’s Teams — Arkansas Wins In Thrilling Fashion
THERE WAS NO FAIRY-TALE ENDING for USC this time around. Last year the Trojans had come from behind in improbable… Read More
NCAA Men’s Teams — Texas Tech Success Started Wednesday
AFTER THE MEET Texas Tech head West Kittley analyzed his team’s top-of-the-podium success by saying, “Once you fail once or… Read More
NCAA Men’s High Jump — Harrison Completes Unique Double
With dusk temperatures still in the 90s, 24 of the best collegiate high jumpers squared off on the griddle-hot jump… Read More
NCAA Women’s 400 — New Division, New PR For Jonathas
FOR AN ATHLETE moving up a level—or two—finding one’s personal sweet spot can take time. There’s no better time to… Read More
The IAAF To Change Name And Logo
AND THEN THERE WERE 3. That would be 3 different logos and 3 different names used by the IAAF since… Read More
NCAA Women’s Javelin — First Time Was The Charm
IT’S A FIELD EVENT truism: It only takes one. Mackenzie Little was grateful for that. The Stanford senior mostly had… Read More
NCAA Men’s 800 — Hoppel Has The Inside Track
THE MEN’S 800 showcased a last-lap battle between Nos. 1 & 2 on our formchart, Kansas junior Bryce Hoppel of… Read More
NCAA Women’s Pole Vault — Time For The Other Twin To Soar
IT WAS HER TURN. Tori Hoggard had watched twin sister Lexi Jacobus win 4 NCAA titles over the years. Hoggard,… Read More
NCAA Men’s Discus — Kicinski Does His Part
“I WAS REALLY ANXIOUS in that hotel room, ready to get going,” said Duke Kicinski, who couldn’t wait to do… Read More
NCAA Women’s 800 — Negative Split A Positive For Fray
IT WAS NO SHOCK when the first lap ended with Jazmine Fray in the lead, just as she had been… Read More
NCAA Women’s 200 — Annelus Holds Off Richardson
CAPPING OFF a memorable day of sprinting by young collegiate women, the 200 finalists continued the clinic they had begun… Read More
Great Southwest HS —Another Fast Time For Boling
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO—Matthew Boling (Strake, Houston) found himself behind after the start of the 100 at the Great Southwest Invitational…. Read More
NCAA Men’s 400 Hurdles — Bad Race Good Enough
AFTER A come-from-behind win in PR time to claim a national title, the first words out of Quincy Hall’s mouth… Read More
NCAA Men’s Steeple — Fahy Survives Crash & Burn
THEY’RE CALLED pitfalls. Something that we all face in life. It’s just that steeplechasers potentially face so many in a… Read More
NCAA Women’s Shot — Noennig Tops Indoors & Out
SHE HAD WON the Indoor title with a PR so Samantha Noennig figured to be strongly in the running for… Read More
NCAA Women’s Hammer — Happy BD To Rogers
THUNDER, LIGHTNING, drenching rain: the hammer had it all. In a weather-delayed event that began almost 2 hours late, Cal… Read More
