2018 NCAA Formcharts — Update 2
April 18, 2018—John Auka and Jack Pfeifer, savvy veterans of the NCAA Champs predictions racket, have weighed in with their… Read More
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2018 Boston Marathon Stats Preview
Get Your Names & Numbers Here Ahead of the battle in Beantown (April 16), statistics guru K. Ken Nakamura has… Read More
2018 NCAA Women’s Formchart No 1: Hogs Top Batch Of High Scoring Teams
On only a handful of occasions (most recently in ’14) have three women’s teams scored 50 points or more at… Read More
2018 NCAA Men’s Formchart No. 1—Florida Opens With Large Margin
Mike Holloway’s Gators eked out a 3-point win over USC at the NCAA Indoor, but if our first formchart of… Read More
Video: Deena Kastor 2004 Bronze Medal Press Conference
August 23, 2004, Athens, Greece—Deena Kastor answered media questions about her bronze medal run in the Olympic marathon the previous… Read More
Video: Joe Kovacs — T&FN Tour Lunch London 2017
Jon Hendershott interviewed the shot put silver medalist at the Savoy Hotel during the World Championships in the British capital.
Kate Grace’s 800 Victory No Accident
When Kate Grace stormed across the 800 finish line in 1:59.10, winning the most controversial race of the Trials, she… Read More
The Mammoth TC Broke New Ground
(from the April 2014 issue of T&FN) TRAINING GROUPS, enclaves — whatever your preferred term — have turned the U.S…. Read More
From The Editor — April 2012: 11 ways to increase your enjoyment of the sport
If you think you draw a lot of pleasure from watching track & field now, try one or more of… Read More
From The Editor — March 2012: Uh-oh! Is there nobody who’s the face of U.S. track? Perhaps the decathlon is the place to look…
ALL SPORTS LIVE AND DIE BY THEIR STARS. Oh sure, the big ball-sports are in theory about the winning team,… Read More
From The Editor — January 2012: Why the IAAF’s 3-per-nation rule is surely here to stay
ARE TOO MANY DESERVING STARS denied the chance to compete in the World Championships and/or Olympic Games by the only-3-per-nation… Read More
From The Editor — December 2011: Public Frustration With The IAAF
IT’S NOT EASY BEING THE IAAF. Headlines regarding the international governing body haven’t been kind of late, and while the… Read More
From The Editor — October 2011: 19 days in August…track goes into stealth mode
HERE ARE SOME NUMBERS TO CHEW ON: Blanka Vlašić 40; Andreas Thorkildsen 33; Yelena Isinbaeva 29; Usain Bolt 28; Asafa… Read More
From The Editor — August 2011: Words fail me in trying to describe the NCAA Regionals
I KNOW, I KNOW! If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it! And in the eyes of many I—what with my… Read More
From The Editor — July 2011: What If They Didn’t Give Any Track Meets?
PERHAPS OUR MOST FAMOUS (or was it infamous?) cover ever was May of ’91, which featured a starkly empty LA… Read More
From The Editor — June 2011: Should the NCAA Championships be contested as two meets, one for men, the other for women?…
I LOVE THIS NCAA PREVIEW EDITION. It was things like cranking out NCAA formcharts as a student that really got… Read More
From The Editor — May 2011: Is the Diamond League delivering what it promised?…
I REMEMBER THE EVENING WELL. It was November 21, 2009, at a ritzy hotel in Monaco (hey, it’s a dark… Read More
2011 USATF PLOTLINES — Will Anybody Force The 1500 Pace?
The USATF men’s 1500 should go off as one of the most competitive and unpredictable events on offer at Hayward… Read More
From The Editor — April 2011: Do you still enjoy T&FN when we get into depressing reality?…
by E. Garry Hill IN MY EARLY DAYS AT T&FN, still basking in the glow of having lucked into a… Read More
From The Editor — March 2011: A T&FN Without Ink & Paper?
BY THE TIME YOU READ THIS ISSUE, you may well have already read this issue. No, I’m not channeling Marty… Read More
