For the first time as a pro, Athing Mu didn't cross the finish line first in an 800 tonight but she still impressed us greatly. All 3 Americans will be in the final as well Moraa, Hodgkinson and Reekie.

Hoppel repeated while Akins made her first team in style. Ajee' Wilson's streak of making teams ended as she finished dead last.

The women's 800 is once again incredibly deep while the women's 1500 features a number of women in the midst of career years.

Team USA took home two 800 medals in Tokyo but with Ajee' Wilson back in form can they make an unprecedented sweep of all three on home soil in 2022?

Athing Mu delivered an American record gold medal performance on the biggest stage possible while fellow 19 year-old Keely Hodgkinson got silver and American Raevyn Rogers PRd for bronze.

Athing Mu is your gold medal favorite and American great Ajee Wilson did not make the Olympic 800m final.

Mu's magical 2021 continued as she ran a Trials record and US #2 time of 1:56.07 thanks to an incredible 28.49 final 200. Behind her, Raevyn Rogers and Ajee Wilson came from way back to grab their tickets to Tokyo in a super competitive race where 5 of the top 6 ran lifetime bests.

Wilson has been the best in the world for most of the past four years, but Mu has been on fire in 2021. And what about Raevyn Rogers or the resurgent Kate Grace and Chanelle Price?

"I don't know if I'd say [Hayward Field] is the best [stadium] in the country," Brazier said. "But maybe I'm just salty saying that, because I wanted to go to Oregon."

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The 23-year-old, coming off a World Championship silver, will no longer train alongside Ajee' Wilson.

Purrier and Houlihan are both double-entered in the 1500 & 3k, while Wilson faces Rogers in a battle of World Championship medalists. Colleen Quigley, Courtney Frerichs, and Karissa Schweizer will also be in action.

The pro races at Camel City (2-3:30 p.m.) are right before Millrose, making it a great start to a track doubleheader as the star power up front at Camel City is comparable to Millrose. Here are 4 few things we'll be watching for.

Besides the men's 5000m, some other highlights included Craig Engels winning the mile in 3:56.85, Raevyn Rogers in the 1000m (2:39.00), Laura Galvan in the women's mile (4:31.89) and Julie-Anne Staehli in the 3000m (8:47.97).

Cheserek and Murphy are both in the mile, with Cheserek considering doubling in the 3000 where he'd face Chelimo. Rogers will be up against Athing Mu in the 800m; Engels is also running the 800.

Halimah Nakaayi got the surprise win as Raevyn Rogers and Ajee' Wilson went silver and bronze for the US.

It's time to get read for Worlds as they start on Friday. Wilson is the favorite for gold but might America sweep the medals and go 1-2-3?

Ajee Wilson is the best 800m runner in the world and her teammate Raevyn Rogers may be the #2.

Two final regular season DL of the season looks like a dandy as two Olympic champs will return to the DL after a long hiatus. Plus will Jakob or Filip Ingebrigtsen win their first DL 1500?