BEING A CLOSER in one of track & field’s equal-shortest — and most unforgiving — races is not for the... 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 ...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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 ...