Rose was born in Michigan where his Samoan father settled. Only international-based athletes are in Tokyo for Samoa as the government prevented domestic athletes from traveling due to COVID.
The Czech player will miss the opening match and could be out of the entire event.
Prandini is going to her second Olympics, this time in the 100 and 200 thanks to Sha’Carri Richardson's one month ban.
"That's why when you all see me race a lot of guys who do all (this) crazy stuff before the race - like the, you know, the intimidation stuff ... I don't look phased because I’m not."
Looking ahead to next season, she says she wants to try the pentathlon indoors and maybe the heptathlon or 400H outdoors.
He left a note behind that said, "I want to live in Japan because my life in Uganda is difficult."
Shea Greene won the girls HS competition with 49.22m.
Michael Shuey broke the men's MR with 85.67m. *Results
Moll won the Vaulter Club Vaulter Magazine meet with a first time clearance of 4.27m while Logan Kelley won the boys competition with 5.18m.
Wilson's 100m time breaks the European record and the 200m is a new Swiss record.
*MB: New European 100m record 9.84
GB took men's 4x100, men's 4x400 and women's 4x100 gold to win twelve medals overall at the championships. Germany won the women's 4x400.
Final day distance winners included Polish 800m runner Krzysztof Roznicki (1:47.44) and Spanish 5000m runner Carla Dominguez (16:16.57).
She won the LJ with 6.80m and 14.05m in the TJ.
Dennehy laments that Adeleke was overlooked for an Irish 4x400m spot despite splitting a 50.96 leg at NCAA Champs.
Norris beat out Jessica Hull by a second (4:00.73) while Luis Grijalva (3:35.32) was runner-up for the men. There were also miles where Daniel Herrera (3:57.40) and Taryn Rawlings (4:28.93) were the winners.
Wilson ran in the men's race at the Pen Relays Summer Series with splits of 57.33 and 60.52. She won the mile in 4:43.21. *Results
Brannon Kidder won the 800m in 1:45.26 with Craig Engels 3rd (1:47.15) as Sinclaire Johnson took the women's race in 2:00.63.
The small beds only support the weight of one person and apparently will break due to sudden movements.
*NY Post article
*Paul Chelimo Tweet