Track & Field News

HERE, IN THE SECOND of a long multi-part series, is how we reported the career of Steve Prefontaine in our… Read More

IN LATE APRIL Rai Benjamin, who last summer became the fourth man in history to crack the 47-second barrier in… Read More

TWO WEEKS BEFORE last summer’s USATF Championships, Sha’Keela Saunders was a wreck. The 4th-placer in the ’16 Olympic Trials long… Read More

THE FIRST IN A SERIES of event-focus articles on the U.S. women’s 1500, an event on a hot streak and… Read More

IN OUR I APRIL 1968 edition a new name appeared in our pages. The High School report by Fran Errota… Read More

THIS SORT OF HISTORICAL FICTION is generally not my cup of tea, but I took on the assignment and ended… Read More

THE THIRD IN A SERIES of event-focus articles on the U.S. men’s 110 hurdles, a loaded discipline for Team USA… Read More

THE SECOND IN A SERIES of event-focus articles on the U.S. men’s 110 hurdles, a loaded discipline for Team USA… Read More

EVER WONDER WHO the overall best performers have been in our authoritative World Rankings for women, which began with the… Read More

FOR THE JUNE 2008 issue of T&FN, Jon Hendershott interviewed 400 hurdler Kerron Clement. World champion at the time, Clement… Read More

THE FIRST IN A SERIES of event-focus articles on the U.S. men’s 110 hurdles, a loaded discipline for Team USA… Read More

BROUGHT TO YOU by Jan, Marcia… errr, star athletes of Team USA. Click on image above to watch. Be smart,… Read More

HE CAME OH-SO-CLOSE to breaking the 4:00 barrier this indoor season, but his near miss isn’t eating Cruz Culpepper (Niwot,… Read More

WORLD ATHLETICS PRESIDENT SEB COE took a respite from managing a colossal reassembly of the championships calendar over the next… Read More

FOR THE MAY 2008 issue of T&FN, Don Kopriva interviewed distance runner Dathan Ritzenhein. Fresh at the time off a… Read More

OUR SPORT WILL RISE AGAIN. As every one of us, track fan or not, knows all too painfully, the COVID-19… Read More