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
By Isaac Gibson Sanya Richards-Ross was given a standing ovation by the Hayward Field crowd Friday evening, not because she won her race, but because she did not finish. The 2012 Olympic gold medalist pulled out of the first round… Continue Reading
By: Madi Layton Nearing the end of her farewell tour, 400-meter American record holder Sanya Richards-Ross took to Hayward Field for one last Prefontaine Classic performance Saturday before her retirement after the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. But the end result… Continue Reading
By Romaine Soh The Pre Classic is all kinds of special to Olympic quarter-miler Sanya Richards-Ross. On what she considers her home turf, Hayward Field, she got her first taste of the world track scene at age 16, when she… Continue Reading
By Jonathan Hawthorne Christian Taylor took a close look at his track and field career once Eugene, Oregon, was named host of the 2021 IAAF World Outdoor Championships. Taylor, 25, knows of his small window of opportunity in both the… Continue Reading
In her first 400-meter race in over a year, Allyson Felix just wanted to see how she compared to the competition. Felix was up against American record holder Sanya Richards-Ross and the 2014 Diamond League champion, Novlene Williams-Mills, and she measured up.… Continue Reading
Sanya Richards-Ross, the 2012 Olympic gold medalist in the women’s 400 meters, is “ready to run fast.” After already running sub-50 seconds less than a month ago in Jamaica, she hopes to repeat the feat again on Saturday during the… Continue Reading