BEING A CLOSER in track & field’s equal-shortest — and most unforgiving — race is not for the faint of... Read More ...

FIVE OF LAST year’s No. 1-rated All-Americas are back for ’25: ’24 Boys Athlete Of The Year Quincy Wilson (400),... Read More ...

Dana Wilson (100), Lisa Raye (200), Skyler Franklin (400), Sadie Engelhardt (800/Mile), Madeline Cooper (100H), Hannah Grace ...

S NCAA OUTDOOR returns to its most frequent host city of late, Eugene (June 11–14). Here’s an advance peek... Read More ...

The sport has already been evolving quickly, ever since the NCAA (and really, the courts) gave athletes the freedom to make ...

Heather MacLean seized the lead at 1500 (4:06.85). Bell was unable to pass the American on the final turn, but she switched ...

HOT MARKS rolled out early in the young season, and not only from Boston and Millrose. Timburg Soars NEW YORK,... Read More ...

BACK IN THE DECEMBER ISSUE we featured our popular annual feature “Where They Are Going,” which tracks the movement of...

Nuguse arrived in New York as the two-time defending champion of the Wanamaker Mile, the meet’s signature race. A much-hyped ...

NEW YORK CITY, February 08 — High School Records went tumbling at the Millrose Games, with a total of 7 falling as prep ...

Julien Alfred opened her ’25 campaign in the 300 at the New Balance Indoor GP, clocking 36.16, a St. Lucia Record, to defeat ...

IN A SPORT WHERE most athletes would call themselves competitive, Tinoda Matsatsa takes it to another level. For the 20-year-old... Read More ...