By Zac Neel DeAnna Price, Michelle Carter, Raven Saunders. If you are a fan of track and field, you probably know their names. If you care about body-shaming in women’s sports, you need to know their message. These women are… Continue Reading
For many of the athletes, Wednesday was designated for rest. For our bureau of track reporters, however, it was just another day. The hammer throw was the main attraction, and only event, on Day Six, and for the first time… Continue Reading
By Zac Neel USATF CEO Max Siegel stood in front of a room full of reporters on Tuesday afternoon and talked about the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials. But not, however, the trials that are currently taking place at Hayward… Continue Reading
We saw a spectacular day of action on Sunday, filled with world-leading times, lifetime bests and more athletes securing their spot on the U.S. Olympic team. Kylee O’Connor chronicled the day’s highlights for Run Blog Run, and you can read pieces… Continue Reading
Our team of journalists battled the heat on Saturday at Hayward Field to cover the U.S. Olympic Trials. Here is what we wrote: In a single jump, Brittney Reese secured her spot on the Olympic team, recorded the longest jump in the year… Continue Reading
Our bureau of reporters and photographers was out in full force at the first day of U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials at Hayward Field. The competition was full of expected victories and unexpected defeats – check out our coverage: Romaine… Continue Reading
The U.S. Olympic Trials start today at Hayward Field, but competition got underway yesterday as the men’s and women’s 20K race walks took place in Salem. A few of our reporters traveled to Salem to cover the action for Run… Continue Reading
By Zac Neel The rain started to pour down midway through the second day of the NCAA Track and Field Championships on Thursday at Hayward Field, and with it, the Oregon women’s track team’s hopes to defend its national title… Continue Reading
By Zac Neel With his name atop the Prefontaine Classic leaderboard thanks to a world-leading jump of 57 feet, 3 inches, American record holder Christian Taylor stood near the runway preparing for his sixth and final triple jump attempt, while… Continue Reading
EUGENE, Oregon – Mere seconds after the last attempt in the triple jump took place at the U.S. outdoor championships, winner Omar Craddock ran to the benches next to the runway and pulled a plastic bag containing a few small… Continue Reading