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Noah Lyles, Newest U.S. Sprint star, set for Boston “Street Meet”, plus 4 more Olympic gold medalists to join adidas Boost Boston Games lineup

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Noah Lyles ran the best race of his young life last Saturday in Shanghai. Running against Olympic champion LaShawn Merritt, among others, with Britian’s Adam Gemili, Amer Weeb battling, Noah Lyles kept his cool.

Running the last 50 meters like a veteran, Noah Lyles went by the entire field, and ran a fine 19.90 for the furlong, which just so happens to be the world leader for 2017. Noah Lyles is coached by Lance Brauman of Pure Athletics, and sponsored by adidas.

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You can bet your adiBoost track spikes that Noah Lyles will be racing at the adidas Boost Boston Street Meet, to be held on June 4, 2017.

We look forward to seeing the star race on the streets of Beantown!

Lyles_NoahFHH1-USind17.jpGNoah Lyles setting AR for 300 meters, USATF Indoors, March 2017, photo by PhotoRun.net

Noah Lyles, Newest U.S. Sprint Star, Set for Boston “Street Meet”

4 more Olympic gold medalists also join adidas Boost Boston Games lineup

BOSTON, Mass. (May 16, 2017)–Noah Lyles, the 19-year-old who last Saturday became just the fourth teenager in history to run 200 meters in under 20 seconds, will hit the streets of Boston in the adidas Boost Boston Games on June 4, organizers have announced.

Lyles, the 2017 U.S. indoor champion and World Indoor Record-holder at 300 meters, last Saturday won his Diamond League debut in 19.90 seconds, crushing the eld in a huge personal best. The 2016 World Under-20 Champion, Lyles last summer came within 9/100ths of a second of making the U.S. Olympic Team when he ran 20.09 to break the 31-year-old U.S. high school record.

Four more Olympic gold medalists–Sally Pearson, Jenn Suhr, Yohan Blake and Natasha Hastings— along with 2015 IAAF World Champion Danielle Williams, have also joined the lineup.

These six athletes will be among the world’s best competing in the heart of Boston on Sunday, June 4, on a 200-meter track to be erected on Charles Street between the Public Garden and Boston Common. Sprints, hurdles, long jump and pole vault will be featured. Finish-line VIP seats are available for $75, which include food, beverage and a $50 adidas gift card, with a limited number of additional nish-line seats at $25. Tickets are on sale at www.adidasboostboston.com, with free standing room on a rst-come, rst-served basis.

The latest stars join previously announced Olympic gold medalists Wayde van Niekerk of South Africa, Americans Jeff Henderson and Tori Bowie, and Shaunae Miller-Uibo of the Bahamas–who at Saturday’s Diamond League meet in Shanghai won the 400 meters in 49.77 seconds, the fastest time in the world this year.

• Sally Pearson of Australia, the 2012 Olympic champion and 2011 IAAF World Champion in the 100-meter hurdles, has returned to competition after shattering her wrist when she crashed over a hurdle during a Diamond League meeting on June 4, 2015–two years to the day before she competes in Boston–and then struggling with Achilles and hamstring injuries. Last month, she ran her fastest time in four years in winning her eighth national title.

• Jenn Suhr, the 2012 Olympic champion and 2016 World Indoor Champion in the pole vault, is also the World Indoor Record-holder (16 feet, 6 inches). Suhr’s career was launched in Boston in 2005, when she won her rst U.S. title.

• Yohan Blake of Jamaica, a two-time Olympic champion in the 4×100-meter relay (2012, 2016), is also the 2011 IAAF World Champion at 100 meters.

• Natasha Hastings, a two-time Olympic champion in the 4×400 meters for Team USA (2008, 2016), is also a seven-time IAAF World Champion in the relay and the 2012 IAAF World Indoor Championships bronze medalist at 400 meters.

• Danielle Williams of Jamaica became the 2015 IAAF World Champion in the 100-meter hurdles just six weeks after winning the World University Games.

On Friday night, June 2–two days before the street meet–distance events will again be contested at the adidas Boost Boston Games/Somerville. Tickets for that event, to be held at Dilboy Memorial Stadium, are $10 and include a post-race barbecue where fans can mingle with athletes to get sel es and autographs.

The adidas Boost Boston Games, produced by Boston-based Global Athletics and Marketing, Inc., is part of the 2017 USATF Championship Series. The street meet, which will include highlights of Dilboy action, will be broadcast live on NBCSN on June 4 from 4-6 p.m. More on the adidas Boost Boston Games, which is part of the 2017 USATF Championship Series, is available at www.adidasBoostBoston. com; on Facebook at adidasBoostBostonGames; on Twitter at @adidasBoostBos; and on Instagram at adidasBoostBostonGames.

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