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THIS ONE DEFIED predictions as Florida soph Vance Nilsson came up big when it counted most. He was only the seventh-fastest qualifier, taking 2nd in his semi at 49.39.
June 16, 2026 by Tom Casacky GEORGIA SENIOR and NCAA Indoor champ Dejanea Oakley began her semi as the 2026 world leader at 400 meters.
THE 1-LAP BATON race wasn't just fast, it was historically fast. Before this year, only one school had ever broken 42 seconds (
IT WAS A TALE of two days for Washington's Sofia Cosculluela in the heptathlon. Day 1 wasn't her best as she sat in 5th place, 63 points down on the pace of her 6093 score that led the entrants.
FROM THE GET-GO, our formchart looked spectacularly accurate on the women's steeplechase. The predicted medalists were Notre Dame senior Sophie Novak, BYU junior Taylor Lovell and North Carolina State junior Angelina Napoleon, a USA team member in last year's World Championships. Those three took the lead at the gun and remained the top 3 for almost the entire race, led by Novak.
PERHAPS INDICATIVE OF today's transfer portal school-hopping, the 400 hurdles was won by a transfer out of Texas, chased by a transfer into Texas. Akala Garrett, last year's runner-up for the Longhorns, won it this year for South Carolina in a CL 53.32. Amelliah Birdow, 7th in 2025 for TCU, now placed 2nd wearing burnt orange and clocked 53.60.
THIS YEAR'S 12.5-LAP CLASH was set to be a blockbuster meeting of three huge talents. New Mexico sophomore Pamela Kosgei was
AS BEFITS A TRULY GREAT championship meet, there were two races in the men's 4 x 400: the fight to win the event and the battle for the overall team title.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, June 13–14 — The last time Tara Davis-Woodhall competed in both the hurdles and the long jump, she was scoring points for Texas
By: Sieg Lindstrom
EUGENE, OREGON, June 18–19 — To break hurdles records, racing at Hayward Field has become mandatory. On the same surface... Read More
