Track & Field
Your Guide to Fun and Happiness in Eugene, Oregon
Besides the regular meet schedule, which we will put on the next update, the meaning of life will be finally...
Read moreDetailsGoucher and Rupp are racing fit, EME News by Alfons Juck, Notes by Larry Eder
On June 8, Kara Goucher ran a tough last 2k in the 5k world record attempt by Meseret Defar, and...
Read moreDetailsHow the New World Records Have Changed Beijing
In a superb column last week on the new record holders in the 100 meters and the 110 meter hurdles,...
Read moreDetailsEuropean Cup Special, EME News by Alfons Juck
EME NEWS (JUNE 21, 2008) EUROPEAN CUP SPECIAL Rankings after first day SPAR European Cup Men: 1. Great Britain 55,...
Read moreDetailsAsafa Powells Clocks 9.96 for 100 meters, EME News by Alfons Juck, Notes by Larry Eder
Asafa Powell ran 9.96 in the rain today at the Trinidad National Championships in Port of Spain, Trinidad... EME NEWS...
Read moreDetailsLiving near Rock river…
While I was in Eugene, Oregon, the weekend of June 8, the big rains came. While the water had been...
Read moreDetailsGatlin Gets a Hearing, EME News, by Alfons Juck, Notes by Larry Eder
Apparently, the legal support for Justin Gatlin has finally gotten around to fighting the first positive test he had, which...
Read moreDetailsConsidering German Fernandez and his Amazing Double at the CIF Meet, by Kirby Lee
As I was enjoying the run by German Fernandez last night on Flotrack, I finished editing a piece by Kirby...
Read moreDetailsGerman Fernandez Breaks Jeff Nelson’s Two Mile Prep Record! courtesy of Walt Murphy, Notes by Larry Eder
German Fernandez after breaking Jeff Nelson's iconic 2 Mile HSR, at the Nike Outdoor 2 Mile, June 20, 2008, Photo...
Read moreDetailsRich Kenah on the challenges of Marketing Track & Field: the RBR Interview
Rich Kenah and Mark Wetmore play key elements in their company, Global Athletics & Marketing. First of all, without Kenah...
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