USATF Men’s 10K — Lomong Extends His Range
In one sense the 10K won by Lopez Lomong rang familiar for our time. The 33-year-old’s 28:58.38 winning mark was… Read More
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USATF Women’s Heptathlon — The Smart Money Was On Bougard
Erica Bougard was one of the safest bets of the meet, coming in with a nearly 600-point advantage over her… Read More
USATF Men’s Long Jump — The Odds Were On The Evens
Even-numbered years have been kind to Jeff Henderson. Here he won his third national title, following ’14 & ’16. The… Read More
USATF Women’s 10,000 — Huddle Had A Kick
Leading up to the meet, one could be forgiven for predicting two things for the longest run on the track:… Read More
USATF Women’s 100 — Hobbs Repeats Her NCAA Dominance
After splashing to a runaway victory down the dash straight in a downpour at the NCAA, Aleia Hobbs had to… Read More
USATF Men’s Shot — Hill Stakes His Claim For Greatness
Darrell Hill won his first national outdoor crown, giving him one of the major credentials he needed to feel he… Read More
USATF Women’s Steeple — Coburn Captures Crown No. 7
Surely one of the most enduring images of the ’17 campaign has been the instantly classic WC photo of joyful… Read More
10 Things You’ll Get A Kick Out Of At The Lausanne DL
Round 8 on the ’18 Diamond League will take place in Lausanne’s Stade Pierre de Coubertin on Thursday night. As… Read More
USATF Men’s 100 — Lyles Running With The Big Dogs
Coming 10 months after the first World Champs 1-2 in the century for the U.S. since ’01, the 100 was… Read More
USATF Women’s Hammer — Price Recaptures The American Record
The women’s hammer throw stole the show on Saturday as DeAnna Price spun an American Record 256-3 (78.12) on her… Read More
USATF Women’s 400 — Wimbley Joins The Sub-50 Club
A relative newcomer and an all-but-forgotten veteran made breakthroughs in the 1-lap final. Miami alum Shakima Wimbley went under 50… Read More
USATF Women’s 100 Hurdles — Pushing It In Every Round
Keni Harrison made her intent clear from the very beginning, blasting a 12.46 in the heats to establish her dominance… Read More
USATF Women’s Discus — Second Verse, Not The Same As The First
“I was having a little bit of flashback,” admitted Valarie Allman after experiencing a déjà vugene moment before claiming her… Read More
USATF Men’s 800 — A Rare Negative-Split Win
Clayton Murphy’s absence from the world stage didn’t last long. The 2016 Olympic bronze medalist used a searing second circuit… Read More
USATF Women’s 5000 — Houlihan Finishes Her Double
Patiently waiting to strike at just the right time, Shelby Houlihan, as she had in the 1500 the preceding day,… Read More
USATF Women’s 800 — Wilson Leads A Quick Parade
Four Americans had broken 2:00 this year before the Nationals, and 6 others who entered the 2-lapper in Des Moines… Read More
Paris Diamond League — The Samba Beat Goes On
Paris, France, June 30—Should Kevin Young be concerned that his 400H World Record is in imminent danger? Answer—yes. The only… Read More
USATF Women’s High Jump — Another Title For Cunningham
Favored Vashti Cunningham survived an early scare to win her second consecutive outdoor title (to go with 3 consecutive indoor… Read More
USATF Men’s Hammer — So Far And Yet So Close
For having to throw a 16-pound implement as far as 242‑0 (73.76) to determine a national champion, these results were… Read More
USATF Women’s 20K Walk — Yet Another Title For Michta-Coffey
Maria Michta-Coffey’s numbers were in golden alignment. Digitally diagnosed, 32, 42, 50, 426 and 1352159 told the story of her… Read More
