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OSTON, Mass. (Jan. 14, 2018) – Sydney McLaughlin, one of track and field’s most exciting new stars, will return to compete at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix on Saturday, January 26, organizers announced today.
Tickets for the event on January 26, which forms part of the IAAF World Indoor Tour, are now on sale at
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Tamari Davis, a sophomore at Oak Hall High School in Florida ran 7.36 seconds (60m) and 23.66 seconds (200m) to cap a pair of victories in the 15-16 division at the USATF Indoor Hoover Alumni Invitational Track Meet in Alabama on December 29, 2018. Davis ran a control race and exploded in the final 20m to stop the clock at 7.36 seconds in the 60m, which is a US#1.
Davis who has a personal best time of 7.25 seconds in the 60m, is set to dominate the US high school circuit this year. Davis winning time of 23.66 seconds in the 200m in her season debut is 0.42 seconds off her lifetime best time of 23.24 seconds which ran in New York in March 2018.....
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Olympic gold medalist English Gardner has joined the Princeton men's track & field coaching staff as a volunteer assistant for the 2018-19 season.
"We are thrilled to have someone of English's caliber on our coaching staff," Princeton head coach Fred Samara said. "Her goals and expectations are in line with our program's standards and we're excited for our student-athletes to learn from her."
Princeton now has three Olympians on the coaching staff, with Samara and Robby Andrews.
Gardner won a gold medal as a member of United Stats 4x100 relay team at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Individually, she was seventh in the 100 meters. A two-time ....
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Harper-Nelson Ready to Hang up her Spikes....
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2018 NCAA Championship Wrapup....
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2018 USA Champ signal a Changing of the Guards....
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Jamaica selects team to IAAF U-20 Champ....
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Taylor, Thompson and Jackson shine at Jamaica Champ....
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Akeem Bloomfield and Jamaica's 400m nnational junior record holder goes pro ....
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“I’m here… I’m here to dominate,” was the unapologetic statement made by Noah Lyles in an interview following his scintillating performance in the 200m at the 2018 Prefontaine Classic (“Pre”). Lyles posted a lifetime best time of 19.69 seconds (+2.0m/s) to take the win. The 20-year-old Lyles ran a superb curve to take command of the race heading into the home-stretch before powering away from the rest of the field. Noah finished ahead of Trinidad & Tobago’s Jereem Richards (20.05) and Canada’s Aaron Brown (20.07). The Batswana Isaac Makwala, who was one of the favorites to win the event, pulled up injured. Lyles winning time of 19.69 seconds ties the world-leading time set by South Africa’s Clarence Munyia on March 16.
Undefeated in May (3-0)
Lyles’s 200m victory at Pre was his 2nd Diamond League victory. On May 4 at the Doha Diamond League meet, Lyles to....
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