Keely Hodgkinson Wins 800m Olympic Gold
Team Great Britain’s Keely Hodgkinson won Olympic Gold on Monday evening in Paris, securing her place as the world’s top 800 meter runner. Hodgkinson looked smooth and confident through the rounds of the 800 meters in Paris, taking control of each the heats and the semi-final rounds. Come the final, however, she would face Mary […]
Ryan Crouser and Joe Kovacs Threepeat for Olympic Gold and Silver
At the Paris Olympics, Ryan Crouser and Joe Kovacs won their third consecutive gold and silver Olympic medals, respectively. In typical Ryan Crouser fashion, he started with show with a giant throw. His first round effort of 22.64m would have been good enough to take the gold right from the start. He continued through the […]
Sha’Carri Richardson, USA Women Advance to 100m Semi-Finals in Paris
The opening day on the track saw the world’s best take to Paris’s purple oval, vying for the title of World’s Fastest Woman. The heats for the 100 meters concluded the action for the morning session at the Paris Olympics, and each member of Team USA, including world leader and probable favorite Sha’Carri Richardson, rolled […]
Jake Wightman Withdraws from Paris Olympics 800m with Hamstring Injury
It was announced today that 2022 World 1500m Champion Jake Wightman has withdrawn from the Paris Olympics due to a hamstring injury. He was set to compete in the 800m for Team Great Britain. Elliot Giles will take his place. In a post to Instagram, Geoff Wightman, Jake’s father and coach, stated, “Unfortunately the tightness […]
Shericka Jackson Withdraws from Paris Olympics 100m
It has been reported that Tokyo 100m bronze medalist, Jamaica’s Shericka Jackson will not race the 100 meters in Paris. Ludlow Watts, Athletics Manager for Team Jamaica, told Radio Jamaica News that Jackson has, “given up her place in the 100 meters,” and that Shashalee Forbes would be taking her place in the event for […]
The Inspiring Journey and Community Spirit of the Sir Walter Miler
The Sir Walter Miler is a grassroots track event held annually in Raleigh, North Carolina, which has quickly gained recognition and reverence within the running community. Since its inception in 2014, the event has grown in both popularity and importance, celebrating the spirit of middle-distance running and fostering a vibrant community atmosphere. The Sir Walter […]
From Athens to Tokyo: The Legacy of the 1500 Meters at the Olympic Games
The 1500-meter race, often referred to as the “metric mile,” has been a staple of the Olympic Games since its inception. This race is a true test of speed, endurance, and tactical prowess, making it one of the most exciting events on the track. Let’s take a stroll through history and highlight some significant milestones […]
Courtney Dauwalter: The Queen of Ultra Trail Running
In the world of trail and ultra running, few names shine as brightly as Courtney Dauwalter’s. Known for her indomitable spirit, relentless determination, and an almost superhuman ability to endure, Courtney has not only conquered some of the toughest races on the planet but also redefined what is possible in the sport. Her journey from […]
Hellen Obiri’s Bid for Olympic Glory in Paris: A New Chapter for a Legendary Runner
As the 2024 Paris Olympics approach, all eyes are on Hellen Obiri, who is set to make her Olympic marathon debut for Team Kenya. For those new to the world of athletics, Obiri’s journey from the track to the marathon is impressive, and she has to be considered a top contender for bringing home her […]
Christian Taylor: The Triple Jump Titan Bids Farewell
In the world of track and field, few names resonate as strongly as Christian Taylor’s. Over the past decade, Taylor has not only dominated the triple jump but redefined excellence within the discipline. EARLY SPARKS OF BRILLIANCE Christian Taylor’s journey began with a bang. As a teenager, he clinched gold in the triple jump and […]
