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March 2018

From The Editor

IT’S ALWAYS A SAD MOMENT when one of the sport’s greats leaves us, but for me the news of the passing of Roger Bannister left me with a particularly hollow feeling. He’s my first track memory, although not for the sub-4:00.

by E. Garry Hill

U.S. Schedule

Relays & Invitationals March 28–31 Texas Relays; Austin, Texas 29–31 Bobcat Invitational; San Marcos, Texas Florida Relays; Gainesville, Florida 30–31… Read More

by Sieg Lindstrom

Stat Corner

Sub-45 Relay Legs The NCAA Indoor Championships saw the all-time men’s list in the 4×4 significantly altered. So was the… Read More

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For The Record

MEN Men’s record alterations reported since the February issue. W = World; A or Am = American; C = Collegiate;… Read More

by Sieg Lindstrom

Last Lap

HERE’S THIS MONTH’S collection of generally off-track activities that have gone a long way towards shaping the way the sport… Read More

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Status Quo

THE LATEST in the aches, pains & eligibility departments: Team USA lost 3 major women’s World-Half Marathon team members: when… Read More

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On Your Marks

WHAT’S THE SCAM? Russian athletes training in Kenya were apparently tested by several con artists posing as doping control officers…. Read More

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Track Shorts

SYDNEY McLAUGHLIN doesn’t mind the time-final setup at the NCAA Indoors. “It’s better for me nerve-wise to just know that… Read More

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Bradford An 18-Footer

For Zachery Bradford (Bloomington, Illinois), joining the 18-foot club—making him only the third prep ever to do so undercover—remains shocking…. Read More

by Jeff Hollobaugh

Ellis At Quartermiler U

The ’18 NCAA Indoor will be forever remembered for records falling like rain, and several of them involved USC athletes… Read More

by Lee Nichols