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While no spots for Worlds are on the line his year, there are still some very interesting races at USA Indoors this year, particularly if the stars decide to go for a fast time. Can Donavan Brazier (600), Ajee Wilson (1k) and Craig Engels break American or even World records this weekend? -
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Timothy Cheruiyot had the greatest DL season in history and we hope some people start to appreciate how good he is. -
The Olympic champion is back on top of the US. -
Hunter beat out Craig Engels by .45 with Izaic Yorks third. Amanda Eccleston won the women's race in 4:31.72 over Stephanie Garcia (4:31.87). *Results *Meet Website
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Full day 1 (non Cheserek recap). -
The men's 1,500 is totally stacked (Penn State's Brannon Kidder and Oregon's Blake Haney are among the other contenders) while a resurgent Donavan Brazier could threaten in the 800. Mason Ferlic of Michigan is the favorite in the steeple. -
In the men's 1500, Clayton Murphy and Henry Wynne were the heat winners. Izaic Yorks, Sam Prakel, Blake Haney and Dillon Maggard were the heat winners in the West.
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Izaic Yorks ran 3:39.14 to beat a solid 1500 field with Matthew Maton 2nd (3:39.97), Sam Prakel 3rd and Sean McGorty 5th. Elise Cranny took the women's 1500 in 4:17, Raevyn Rogers dominated the 800 in 2:02.41 and in Cheserek's absence Colby Gilbert won the 5K in 13:35 over Morgan Pearson (13:36).
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Yorks says growing up he wasn't good at sports and was "very big into Pokemon and loved the softa". He says a conversation with his sister who is in a wheelchair, inspired him to shoot for the Olympics.
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A big week in track and field with Stanford, Drake, Penn and a lot more. -
With video of the finish and King Ches having no response. -
The women's meet came down to the 4x400 where UO's Raevyn Rogers just got them the win, an hour after winning the 800 in 2:03. In other distance action, Brannon Kidder ran 1:47.40 to beat Isaiah Harris (1:47.87) and Izaic Yorks won the 1500 (3:41.56) over a field that included Robby Creese, Sam Prakel and Blake Haney.