Has the US found two new potential steeple stars? Plus learn about the 31-year-old journeyman who just made his first team.

There will be a changing of the guard in the men's steeple this year, but what about on the women's side?

The Kenyan men had won every steeple they competed in at the Olympics since man first walked on the moon. No longer.

This time it wasn't a Bowerman 1-2 but a 1-2 for Scott Simmons' American Distance Project as Bor won his second straight US title.

The fastest two Americans in history Evan Jager and Stanley Kebenei have both scratched and Andy Bayer (#7 all time) is retired. That leaves Diamond League Hillary Bor as the favorite, but there is certainly space for the likes of Isaac Updike and Mason Ferlic who have both beaten Bor this year or newcomer Sean McGorty to make their first US team. And Benard Keter just beat McGorty.

*Meet Website *Day 1 Full Recap There was a very close race in the men's 5000 as Oklahoma State's Cerake Geberkidane won in 14:08.55 as .42-seconds separated the top 3 with Iowa State's Daniel Everett second and Texas Tech's Benard Keter third.