Leonel Suarez scores WL Decathlon: 8654, by Alfons Juck, Note by Larry Eder
With the way things are looking in the decathlon, two medals in the Berlin decathlon could come from the Northern ...
Abdi, Fam, Carney take US title at Peachtree, by Alfons Juck, Note by Larry Eder
Among the great news on the sport, the Peachtree 10k was also the US champs. Abdi Abdirhaman won the US ...
Atletismo Madrid 2009, results from IAAF, Note by Larry Eder
Madrid 2009 had some fine performances. David Gillick of Ireland ran 44.77, showing that he has a serious chance for ...
Exxon Bislett: Behind the Scenes, by Alfons Juck, Notes by Larry Eder
All the global news fit to print, courtesy of Alfons Juck, about the global track & road running season..... Alistair ...
Exxon Bislett Games, Oslo, Norway, July 3, 2009, from IAAF, Note by Larry Eder
The Scandanavian weather gods showed who really has control in the 2009 version of the Bislett Games. The weather gods ...
William Biwott runs World JR Mile of 3:48.95, Sanya Richards runs 49.23 WL, in storm delayed Oslo! by Alfons Juck
Sanya Richards running at US champs, Eugene, Oregon, June 27, 2009, by PhotoRun.net. OSLO: World junior record in the dream ...
Deep Thoughts on USATF Day 3: David Payne, Terrance Trammell, Aries Merritt in the 110m hurdles, by Larry Eder
If you think making the U.S. sprint team is tough, try the men's 110 meter hurdles. First, you have had, ...
Deep Thoughts on USATF Day 3: Why Shannon Rowbury won the 1,500 meters, by Larry Eder
Shannon Rowbury is one of the most underrated athletes in our sport. She is also, one of the most dangerous ...
Deep Thoughts on USATF Day 3: LaShawn Merritt, by Larry Eder
La Shawn Merritt is the Olympic champion. His run in Beijing was perfect for him, as he raced down the ...
Deep Thoughts on USATF Day 3: Sanya Richards, by Larry Eder
Sanya Richards is one of the most determined athletes I have ever met. She emotes positivism. Combine that with complete ...
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