Maggie Malone has found her event: the javelin, by Lindsay Rossmiller
Maggie Malone, photo by PhotoRun.net This is Lindsay Rossmiller's ninth story for RunBlogRun this Olympic Trials. We trusted her judgement ...
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One for the Ages, 52.82. Thoughts and reflections on the 9th day of the US Olympic Trials, by Mark Cullen
Bernard Lagat, Paul Chelimo and Hassan Mead, photo by PhotoRun.net Mark Cullen took a different approach to day nine, and ...
Justin Gatlin: He’s Back On The Right Track
Justin Gatlin, photo by PhotoRun.net Justin Gatlin had a superb Olympic Trials. First, he won the 100 meters, and then, ...
“Smaller” Finley Gives USA Olympic Hope in Discus
Mason Finley, photo by PhotoRun.net Mason Finley gives us a good shot at discus success in Rio, per long time ...
Californians Advance in Rounds on Day 8 of U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials
Kori Carter, photo by PhotoRun.net Here is the review of the performances of athletes related to the Golden State of ...
Donn Cabral: Eye Of The Tiger! Princeton Steepler Makes Second Olympic Team
Donn Cabral had to run one of the finest races of his life to make the team, his second, in ...
U.S. Olympic Trials, Day 7 Wrap Up, by Hannah Bonnie
Here is the wrap up of Day Seven, by Hannah Bonnie. Hannah is one of the track journalists in the ...
Brenda Martinez and the ghost of adversity, by Lindsay Rossmiller
The 800 meters was a hard race for Brenda Martinez, and not of her own making. She is, as Lindsay ...
Rudy Winkler Surprises Them All! by Lindsay Rossmiller
Rudy Winkler, photo by PhotoRun.net Lindsay Rossmiller's story for Day six was Rudy Winkler, the winner in the men's hammer ...
Mirror Image, Men’s steeplechase final takes on a familiar look, by Mark Cullen
Evan Jager, photo by PhotoRun.net Evan Jager told the media that this victory was the hardest one of his national ...
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