USATF Women’s Heptathlon — Hall First To Win 4 Straight
WOULD HEAVY FAVORITE Anna Hall challenge her 7032 score from Götzis or simply cruise to victory? She gave us a… Read More
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USATF Men’s Long Jump — Grimes’ Outdoor PR Caps Close One
WITH A PAIR of very notable exceptions — Olympic champions Dwight Phillips and Jeff Henderson — U.S. long jumping has… Read More
USATF Women’s 400 — AR Again Eludes SML
FOR NOW, AT LEAST, the AR in the women’s 400 remains out of Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone’s grasp. There was little doubt… Read More
USATF Men’s 400 Hurdles — Benjamin Showcases Gold Medal Form
AFTER THE FIRST ROUND, it seemed the Tokyo team had already been determined — Rai Benjamin, Caleb Dean and Chris… Read More
USATF Men’s Discus — Jagers Tops Podium After 7 Years Away
AN OLYMPIC AND 2-time Worlds finalist, Sam Mattis finished 2nd here a year ago. This time he opened with… Read More
USATF Women’s 100 Hurdles — Russell Roars To Meet Record
“I’M BECOMING WHO I BELIEVE that I am,” said Masai Russell. “Hurdle queen, period.” Already the Olympic champion and the… Read More
USATF Men’s 800 — Expectations Obliterated
WE’LL SAY IT: the men’s 800 was one of the greatest 2-lappers ever, with its stunning and unexpected result. Forget… Read More
USATF Women’s 1500 — Hiltz Expected Tactical Race & Aced It
WITH FAMED FRONTRUNNER Elle St. Pierre on maternity leave, the expectation was that this year’s 1500 final would be a… Read More
USATF Men’s 1500 — Koech The Upsetter In Kick-Fest To Remember
A FRONTRUNNING STRATEGY had served Yared Nuguse well in other USATF 1500 finals. He tried it again. It didn’t wreck… Read More
USATF Men’s Javelin — Thompson Settles It Out The Gate
NO DOUBTS WERE LEFT by Curtis Thompson in the javelin. The 4-time champion made it 5 with a dominating performance… Read More
USATF Men’s 100 — Electric Bednarek Claims First Title
“LIGHTNING STRIKES.” That’s the caption of Kenny Bednarek’s Instagram post sharing his first national championship and PR of 9.79 in… Read More
USATF Women’s 100 — Jefferson-Wooden Dashes To 10.6 Territory
COULD IT BE that we now have our Tokyo women’s 100 favorite? In a mere 10.65 seconds of mind-blowing sprinting,… Read More
USATF Men’s Hammer — Winkler On Consistent Cruise Control
RUDY WINKLER IS getting to the point where dominant performances are his new normal. His worst throw Thursday, a first-round… Read More
USATF Women’s Hammer — Price Puts Paris Behind Her
SEVERAL OF THE TOP CONTENDERS here burned for redemption after soul-crushing finishes to their Olympic seasons. Brooke Andersen, the ’22… Read More
USATF Women’s Javelin — Bliss Caps ”Crazy 2 Weeks” With Victory
THE NEWLY CROWNED U.S. women’s javelin champion arrived in the interview zone and said she was “ecstatic” and “shaking” and… Read More
USATF Women’s Long Jump — Davis-Woodhall Overcomes Nail-Biter Start
QUALIFIED? CHECK. World-leading jumps? Check. Drama? Check. Call it a classic Tara Davis-Woodhall performance. The Olympic champion started out with… Read More
USATF Men’s 10,000 — Young Prevails In Sub-4 Finish
IN A THRILLING TACTICAL battle Nico Young captured his first national title by besting Olympic bronze medalist Grant Fisher in… Read More
USATF Women’s 10,000 — Infeld’s Triumphant Resurgence
WHATEVER THE WOMEN’S 10,000 lacked in Tokyo team clarity, it made up for it in excitement. Elise Cranny led the… Read More
2025 USATF Women’s Championships Final Formchart
FEARLESS FORECASTING by Roy Conrad as of July 29 TEAM USA for September’s World Championships in Tokyo will be chosen… Read More
2025 USATF Men’s Championships Final Formchart
PEERLESS PROGNOSTICATIONS by Dave Johnson as of July 29 TEAM USA for September’s World Championships in Tokyo will be chosen… Read More
