USATF Outdoor Championships Predictions
No fluff, just predictions. Based on official declared entries noted by USATF as of July 16. For information on the Championship schedule and how to watch, click here. July 23 – Day 1 Finals Women’s Javelin Men’s Long Jump Men’s Hammer Throw Women’s 10,000m Men’s 10,000m July 24 – Day 2 Finals Men’s High Jump […]
USATF Outdoor Championships: Venue, Schedule, and How to Watch
The 2026 USATF Outdoor Championships are set for Icahn Stadium in New York from July 23-26. This is a departure from recent history, with Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon having been home to the meet since 2021. In fact, this is the first time since 2019 we are getting the meet outside of the Pacific […]
OK State’s Denis Kipngetich Signs NIL Deal with KIPRUN
The Oklahoma State University 10000m record holder has signed an NIL deal with KIPRUN. In a post to Instagram, Denis Kipngetich shared, “Huge thank you to the entire Kiprun team for their incredible belief in me, their support, and the amazing welcome back home here in Kenya during my summer break. I want to appreciate […]
Rosemary Longisa Signs NIL Deal with Brooks
NCAA 1500m Champion Rosemary Longisa has signed an NIL deal with Brooks Running. Longisa, who competed for Washington State through her sophomore season, holds personal bests of 4:02.55 for 1500m, ranking third all-time in NCAA history, 4:24.59 for the mile, and 1:59.71 across 800m, announced on Instagram, “I’m so grateful for [Brooks Running’s] support and […]
A Brighter Future for NCAA Track & Field? Maybe…
After years of debate over NIL, the transfer portal, eligibility rules, the growing number of “older” x-pros and international athletes and the overall changing landscape of collegiate athletics, the Congress has introduced the Protect College Sports Act. While the legislation still faces significant political hurdles, it has generated optimism among many college sports fans—particularly those […]
NCAA Records and Champions Crowned on Day 2 of Outdoor Championships
The second day of the NCAA Outdoor Championships were full of excitement from Hayward Field at the University of Oregon. With the second day of competition focused on women’s events, the country’s top programs produced stunning results with numerous NCAA records and six champions coming away with the hardware. NCAA Records Aplenty The University of […]
Records Fall for Auburn Tigers on Day 1 of NCAA Outdoor Championships
On the first day of the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Oregon from Hayward Field, the Auburn Tigers set a collegiate record for the 4×100, and reigning NCAA Champion Ja’Kobe Tharp set a new world record for the 110 meter hurdles. An NCAA Record for Auburn The events on the track started just after 5pm Pacific […]
Ritchie and Thompson Sign NIL Deals with On
Boh Ritchie (Penn State) and Amir Thompson (Arizona State) have signed NIL deals with On. Ritchie, a middle distance standout freshman from Penn State, has represented New Zealand at international competition and is the national U20 record holder for the 800m. She was part of the Nittany Lion squad at the Penn Relays that brought […]
Olympians and International Stars Turn a Small Town into Mini Eugene for an Evening
By Grady Flinn After a full afternoon of scholastic and community races, including an 8-and-under quarter mile and a family 4×400, the tone shifted at the Adrian Martinez Classic this Sunday in Concord, MA. The emcee quieted the pulsing hip-hop coming from the speakers, and the crowd hushed. As he announced their names and listed […]
World Athletics Heritage Plaque Awarded to Legendary Los Angeles Promoter Al Franken Unveiled at the Los Angeles Coliseum
More than 100 guests, including former Olympic track and field stars, coaches, and sports celebrities, attended Thursday’s special ceremony at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for the unveiling of the Heritage Plaque awarded posthumously by World Athletics, the sport’s world governing body, to legendary Los Angeles promoter Al Franken for special contributions to the development […]