The men’s 5,000-meter final at the USATF Outdoor Championships on Sunday morning contained a strong field, where eight finishers held the world standard. Looking to avoid a chaotic final dash to the line, Grant Fisher knew he had to make… Continue Reading
During last year’s 5,000-meter final at the Olympic Trials, Cooper Teare just missed making the United States team. He was in fourth approaching the last 100 meters, only half a step behind the top three. Ultimately, he was outkicked, finishing… Continue Reading
Zach Holland was a baseball guy. As someone from a small school, Holland never focused his attention on one sport; rather, he played a different one with each sports season. Holland grew up 90 miles south of Eugene in Glide,… Continue Reading
It was a bit of an underwhelming men’s discus final at the USATF Outdoor Championships on Thursday afternoon. Of the 17 men in the field, only two recorded a personal best. This allowed for Andrew Evans, who said he hadn’t… Continue Reading
Florida’s Anna Hall had to get through one more event before being officially crowned the NCAA heptathlon champion on Saturday afternoon at Hayward Field. While the other heptathletes were enjoying a few hours of rest, Hall had a 400-meter hurdle… Continue Reading
It had been four long years since Florida State’s Trey Cunningham had run in an NCAA Championships final. The hierarchy of collegiate hurdlers was a bit different in 2018, and Cunningham, then a freshman, finished fourth. Fast forwarding to this… Continue Reading
Other names may have been involved, but Arkansas’ Ayden Owens-Delerme’s rose above them all. Owens-Delerme, who entered with the lead on day two, pulled off five personal bests across the 10 disciplines en route to an NCAA decathlon title Thursday… Continue Reading
As the decathletes ran in the final heat of the 400 meters Wednesday evening at the NCAA Championships, the decathletes from the second heat were making their way through the media tent, having just competed. The final heat was streamed… Continue Reading
Norway’s Jakob Ingebrigtsen had full command of the Bowerman Mile by the time the pacer stepped aside after 800 meters Saturday afternoon at the Prefontaine Classic. Ingebrigtsen, the reigning Olympic champion, was leading, slightly increasing the gap between himself and… Continue Reading
Earlier this week, former Oregon distance star Cooper Teare shared a post on social media that turned some heads in the sport. The post, featured on Teare’s Instagram, held the caption, “Many people may not know (including him) but @jakobing… Continue Reading