Distance highlights included Justyn Knight taking down Andrew Wheating and Brannon Kidder in the mile with a 3:59.54, Brie Felnagle running 4:27.27 to beat out Alexa Efraimson (4:30.49), a 2:02.29 win for Kate Grace in the 800 over Justine Fredronic, Colby Gilbert getting a 7:45.71 win in the 3000, and Andrea Seccafien winning the 3000 in 9:11.39 over Christina Aragon (9:12.58).  

Andrew Wheating (4th in 800 in 1:47.33), David Torrence (8th in 1:48.55) and Kim Smith (4th in 5k in 15:32.10) were among the big names who raced in Concord, Mass., on Thursday night as a ton of athletes chased Olympic Trials standards in the 800, mile and 5,000.

And Kara Goucher beat Jordan Hasay as Kara returned to the track for the first time in nearly 2 years and Jordan for the first time outdoors in 2015.

We look at the USA women's chances (very good with much of Europe giving up) and have interviews with Sarah Hall and Jen Rhines in China.

Neely Spence and Sara Hall tried to stay close but Thweatt was way too good.

Uceny won in 4:44.0 over Heather Kampf (4:44.3) and Brie Felnagle (4:44.8). Willis ran 4:11.3. Leo Manzano was 3rd (4:13.3).

Jordan Hasay has a good chance to win her first USATF title, but there are two other women with great credentials (Shannon Rowbury and Gabriele Grunewald (nee Anderson)) trying to stop her and book their tickets to Poland.

Tons of US elite mid-d runners will compete including Symmonds, Cas Loxsom, Miles Batty, Mark Wieczorek, Paul Chelimo, Maggie Vessey and Brie Felnagle.