Murphy, who turned 30 in February, ran his 1:42.93 pb on the biggest stage of all - the Rio Olympics.
Jamaica's Brianna Lyston (LSU) ends NCAA career early, turns Pro Before going to LSU, she was already the World U20 200m champ. At LSU, she won the 2024 NCAA 60m title and was runnerup in the 100m, running 7.03 and 10.91
In January of 2021, the former world champ told a drug tester he needed to go get his passport in his car and then he sped off. His ban wasn't formally confirmed by CAS until February of this year. The AIU lists his ban as having ended in February but WADA tells us Aman could have technically competed during the last 4 years so his ban still got 3+ years to go even though the AIU database says it ended in February.
"He’s still feeling parts of the concussion coming to him when he reaches certain high speeds and levels," said Girma's agent Hussein Makke. "...He’s not normal yet. He’s able to train and he’s put in good workout sessions, but at such a point, a combination of intensity and other things, he feels some dizziness and some things...He's planning to come back and run his race when he’s close to 100%."
Bednarek ran a world-leading 19.84 to make it 4-for-4 in GST races in 2025. Fisher, Bednarek, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, Alison dos Santos, and Melissa Jefferson-Wooden have all titles at each Slam.
The Miami meet came to an end and the following race winners all picked up $100k for series wins as well - Kenny Bednarek 19.84 (+0.2), Grant Fisher 13:40.32, Alison Dos Santos 44.53, Trey Cunningham 10.17, SML (49.69) and Marileidy Paulino 22.30. In the women's 800, Mary Moraa won in 1:59.51 but didn't win the series as was the case in the 3k where Hirut Meshesha won in 8:22.72.
The time is second fastest collegiate 1500m ever. In the women's 5000m, Grace Hartman ran a solo effort 14:58.11 (#4 on the NCAA all-time list). *Results
Hacker won a close race over Casey Clinger (13:33.04) while Andrews won handily ahead of Bailey Hertenstein (15:15) and Courtney Frerichs (15:17). *Results
Taylor is only in 11th grade. What a talent. And he's just 3 months older (9/26/07) than Gout Gout (12/29/07). By the way, two 9th graders ran 10.17 and 10.18 in the same race. *100m Video *DyeStat Recap
In the mid-d events, Marco Arop won the 800 in 1:43.69 and Josh Kerr has never been more thrilled to finish 5th and win $100k. Freweyni Hailu won the 1500 in 4:06.96. In the sprints, Kenny Bednarek won the 100m in a windy 9.79 (+2.4), Jacory Patterson ran a world-leading 43.98 to win the 400m out of lane 8, Trey Cunningham won the 110h in 13.00, Gabby Thomas won the 200 in 21.95 (+1.1) and SML won the 400h in 52.07. Updated with race videos.
Tinch was sensational. In mid-d and distance action, Aregawi (12:50.45) won the 5000, Abrham Sime won the steeple in 8:07.92, and Tsige Duguma won the women's 800 in 1:56.64 as Australia's Sarah Billings shocked with a 1:57.83. Akani Simbine came from behind to edge Kishane Thompson in the 100, 9.98 to 9.99. Other winners included Mondo (6.11), Warholm (47.28) & Chris Bailey (44.17).
Russell's 12.17 moves her to #2 on the world all-time list while runner-up Tia Jones (12.19) is now #3. Ireland's Andrew Coscoran took down Grant Fisher in a tactical 3,000, 8:17.56 to 8:17.60. *Results & Race Videos
Johnson, a 2024 Olympian in the 100m hurdles, told Broward County police that Kerley struck her in the face, causing her nose to bleed. Kerley's girlfriend says that's not what happened. She sayd Johnson's girlfriend actually hit Johnson when fighting with Kerley.
Cole Hocker, Yared Nuguse, and Josh Kerr all return to action in Miramar, while Jamaican star Kishane Thompson will race his first 100m of 2025 in China. And distance rivals Grant Fisher and Berihu Aregawi will both be racing the 5000 - unfortunately, in opposite sides of the world.
GST's doubling requirement proved to be an issue for Hall, who has not raced a 200m since 2016, so he has withdrawn from the series and will race in the Diamond League this summer instead.
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"She is on the mend,"said Parker's father and agent, Kyle. "I don’t want to get into [the specifics of the injury] at this point, but she is in good shape...I’ll be able to share more [about racing plans] in the future, we’re just waiting on a few things relative to her health. She’s in a good spot mentally."
The Diamond League got underway, Nathan Green and others impressed at Penn, and what about Faith Kipyegon and Krissy Gear?
Sawe broke the race open with an unofficial 4:16 for his 20th mile (13:56 from 30-35k), while Jacob Kiplimo finished 2nd in his debut in 2:03:37. Eliud Kipchoge was 6th in 2:05:25.
Despite going 66:40-69:10, Assefa took down the Olympic champ and picked it up late to win a cool $305,000. Joyciline Jepkosgei was 2nd in 2:18:44 with Sifan Hassan, who dropped off just before halfway, 3rd in 2:19:00.
On Wednesday, Nike announced that Kenya's Faith Kipyegon will attempt to break four minutes in the mile on June 26 in Paris. Spoiler alert. She's not going to break 4. And it's not going to be particularly close. Did you know the 1k time she ran on Saturday where she just nearly broke the WR is still below sub-4 mile pace?
There were A LOT of stars in this one. Also El Bakkali was beaten in the steeple. In the sprints, Grant Holloway was last in the 110h, Simbine killed everyone in the 100m in including Tebogo, bad news for Kipyegon is her 1k pacer is slower than the pace needed for 1609m to break 4 in the mile. *Compiled results
After San Diego was dropped, it was impossible to find a replacement on such short notice. The 2026 edition in Copenhagen looks like it will be a banger though with up to 65,000 competitors in the mass participation races.
Villanova's 3:33/13:14 man Marco Langon GRABBED our attention at NCAA Indoors when he boldly went for broke and grabbed the lead with a km to go and held it until the bell before fading to 6th. Then he gave an all-time EPIC post-race interview. He also has grabbed the attention of Diadora as he's the 1st track athlete to sign an NIL Deal with the Italian brand whose US headquarters are in Philly.
Mantz took almost three minutes off his pb and just missed the podium, finishing four seconds back of second place. Among Americans, only Ryan Hall (2:04:58) has run a faster marathon than Mantz did in Boston on Monday.
Lokedi turned the tables on Obiri after losing four straight and picked up a cool $200k in the process as the top 3 all broke the old course record of 2:19:59.
In the process of joining his brother Wesley (2012) as a Boston champion, he also staked a claim to the unofficial title of ‘World’s best marathoner’ as he also convincingly won Chicago in the fall.
*LRC: Americans make history with 3 at 2:08:00 or faster
Taylor Roe broke 15:00 for the 1st time in her career today, racing in the shoes for the 1st time. 5k man Amon Kemboi also loved them. "You kind of feel the bounce only," Kemboi said. "So even though you are tired, you feel just the drive it gives you when your legs are tired."
Grand Slam Track took a big swing at its launch. It definitely didn't hit a home run, but the Diamond League and Athlos should be paying attention.
The Olympic bronze medallist only broke 70m for the first time 4 days ago and now he's got six throws in a row over 70, all coming at all coming at Throws Town.in Oklahoma - at the same site where the WR was set.
Grant Fisher ran for 3rd on Sunday and still won $100k while Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone said she's tentatively planning on running the 100/100H in Philadelphia and 200/400 in LA.
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Emmanuel Wanyonyi has stunned the 1500 boys. Bednarek has completed the double, Naser has run 48.67 and Gabby Thomas has run 49.17 to win 100k. We broke down of the day 2 action for you right when it ended. Watch in the video player.
The fantasy matchup in the men's 1500 (five Paris Olympic medalists across the 800/1500) delivered a thriller as Olympic 800 champ Wanyonyi (3:35.18) used a 51.58 last lap to beat Yared Nuguse, Cole Hocker, and Josh Kerr.
There were some entertaining races in Kingston, with Grant Fisher winning an extremely tactical 5,000 and Hiltz (1:58.23) holding off Diribe Welteji in the 800. But the big stadium was largely empty on Friday night.
Day 1 race recaps and videos
Bekele and Sound Running's Jesse Williams, meet director for The TEN, explain why the Ethiopian star Telahun Bekele, who is racing GST this weekend, missed the start on Saturday night and how he hit the World Championship standard anyway.
Last week, Houlihan spoke with LetsRun.com for more than an hour with no questions off the table. Houlihan shares which supplements she took at the time of her positive test, why she said she didn't know what nandrolone is, running a 30:31 10k in practice, and her hopes for World Indoors and the rest of 2025.
The US indoor 1500m/3000m champion overhauled his fueling in workouts before the 2024 season. Now he swears by his routine.
Houlihan spoke to LetsRun for over an hour and answered a slew of questions about her doping ban, what she thinks happened, and her return to racing. Full talk out for SC members. Everyone else can watch the clip above or wait for wider release. Join the SC today.
Jeptanui, a freshman from Kenya, finished 12th at NCAAs in November, but has been provisionally suspended since September. She's currently triple entered in the AAC championships which start today.
In the span of one week in February, runners broke five world indoor records and every American men's middle-distance record from 800m to 5000m. Jonathan Gault spoke to some of America's top athletes and coaches to find the reasons behind all of the fast times.
From novice fans to running diehards, there was something for everyone (except perhaps Brits and Norwegians) to enjoy about one of the greatest middle distance races ever run.
Just before Blanks chases a 5,000m pb and collegiate record in what is likely his final NCAA race at Boston University on Saturday, he told LetsRun about the key session of his 2024 XC season -- one he described as "probably the best workout I've had so far in my career."
Simpson and Centrowitz, who both 1st medalled in 2011 and retired in 2024, leave the sport as two of the faces on the Mt. Rushmore of American 1500m running after piling up a combined eight medals at global championships. And despite not ever finishing in the top 3 on the yearly 1500 list (Simpson's best was 4th, Centro's 9th), they will be remembered as two of the better milers of their generation.
Expanding the number of world marathon majors to nine is an absurd idea unless the majors make one simple change that will instantly keep them being compelling, elite sporting events.
Your latest American stars share their insights.
Keira D'Amato, the new American record holder in the marathon, was joined by Deena Kastor, who held the record for 15 years.
Sisson was the guest on the LetsRun.com Track Talk podcast after she became the first American to go sub 67 in the half marathon on a record-eligible course. Podcast highlights above. Full pod here.
Woody Kincaid joined us after he broke the American record indoors at 5000. He talks above why he left the Bowerman Track Club. Podcast highlights and link to full podcast here.
Coogan's New Balance Boston team had 3 Olympians in 2021 and 2022 could be the biggest year yet for the program with 2 new additions and the TRACK at New Balance coming on March 1st.
Danny Mackey has taken the Brooks Beasts from an unproven club to the Olympic podium in its first decade.
Dathan Ritzenhein is the first of the top pro coaches to sit down and talk about his club heading into the 2022 campaign.
‒Tate Cutler, a former NCAA swimmer who was cut from the Auburn team in March, talking in a great NPR article on how the proposed NCAA vs House proposed settlement is devastating for many current NCAA athletes even though they are technically plaintiffs in the case. Several lawyers may have perjured themselves in telling the judge how few cases like Cutler there would be.
MB: If you want to understand what's going on in NCAA (NCAA vs House), but haven't been following it, READ THIS ARTICLE NOW