Track & Field
World Champs, Day 3, Lagat, Webb move on, Russians go 1,2 in womens steeple!
Monday night was a great night of track and field for the third day of the 11th IAF World Championships,...
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Craig Masback, the CEO of USA Track & Field, is very much a student of the sport. Besides that, he...
Read moreDetailsWorld Champs, Day 3-Some final thoughts on Monday
After a few hours sleep, I had these thoughts about a few of the events on Monday, August 26, 2007....
Read moreDetailsWorld Champs, Day 2, Highlights
Sunday, August 26, 2008 was the second day of the 11th IAAF World Championships. And the word for the day...
Read moreDetailsOsaka Notes, Day 2, by Mary Nicole Nazzaro
In today's column, Nicole writes about the host country Japan and the challenge in gettig medals as a host country....
Read moreDetailsWorld Champs 2007, Day 2-Tyson Gay Takes 100 meters, Carolina Kluft takes gold in the Heptathlon
August 26, 2007. 11 pm local time, Osaka, Japan. The three finals tonight were the Men's 100 meters and the...
Read moreDetailsWorld Champs, Day 2, Perez Takes Third 20k title, Heptathlon Battles, 100 m semi finals!
August 26, 2007. The second day of the 11th IAAF World Athletics Championships started warm, as usual. The crowds were...
Read moreDetailsWorld Champs, Day 2-Craig Masback On U.S. Fortunes in Day 1
The first day of the World Championships was a great start for Team U.S.A. Fourth place in the marathon World...
Read moreDetailsWorld Champs, Day One-Dibaba Falters, Defends, title, Goucher makes history
No one could have written a more bizarre and exciting race plan for the 10,000 meters. Four Ethiopians up front...
Read moreDetailsWorld Champs, Day One-Hoffa, Nelson in Shot Put
In a shot put that had the 2005 gold, silver and bronze medalists, Reese Hoffa showed them how to throw...
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