Records Set at 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials-T&F, as of June 29, 2008, noon
The Olympic Trials is a rarefied cultural experience. There are over 700 athletes battling for three spots in their discipline. ...
News from around the Globe-EME News, by Alfons Juck, Notes by Larry Eder
The third day of the Olympic Trials in the US is hot and humid-so it must be time for the ...
RBR Flash! Reese Hoffa Goes 72-6.25 on Last Throw, leads Cantell, Nelson
The men's shot put competition was one of the best events of the Trials, so far, with the emotional one ...
RBR Flash! It’s Muna Lee in 10.91, then Edwards, Williams in 100 meters !
Well, your fearless writer picked two of the three: Muna Lee to win and Lauryn Williams ( I put her ...
RBR Flash! Tyson Gay Breaks AR in 9.77, Jeff Demps breaks HSR and World Junior with 10.01!
Tyson Gay, making up for his faux pax in the first round, where he barely made the second round in ...
U.S. Olympic Trials, Day 2, Report 1-Tyson Gay Runs 9.77, New American Record, and took a nap at 90 meters!
Saturday, June 28, 2008 was abuzz with the women's 10,000 from Friday night. Saturday will have some great events-the men's ...
Deep thoughts on Day 1…
And if you have not gotten enough on Day one, an absolutely thrilling start to the 2008 Olympic Trials, please ...
Gay runs 9.77 AR, Bolt defeats Powell, 9.85 to 9.97, EME News by Alfons Juck, Notes by Larry Eder
The U.S. Olympic Trials were again stunning in day 2. After Tyson Gay misjudges a finish line, he sets an ...
U.S. Olympic Trials, Day One, Report 1
In this report, we see that the 100 meter final for women could be the hardest single event to make ...
2008 Top World & U.S. Marks, courtesy of USA Track & Field, Day 1 Comments by Larry Eder
The first day of the trials has been a glorious start to the best ten days of track and field ...
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