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AUBURN, ALABAMA, May 14–16, 2026 — It took some crucial doubling for Florida to win the triple crown of SEC women's track & field and cross country.
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, May 15–17 — Who would have thought that Simeon Birnbaum would run a 4:00.98 in the Big Ten 1500 final?
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, May 15–17 — It's rare that Oregon's vaunted distance runners need to redeem themselves, but they thought it was necessary and then did so convincingly to clinch their team's first Big 10 outdoor title.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, May 14–16 — The first thought after senior Andrew Jones (Collins, Klein) flew across the finish line in... Read More
IT TURNS OUT that Georgia's point-loss of 19 between Charts 1 & 3 may just have been an early-season blip. In the wake of last weekend's Conference Championships, the Bulldogs have now gained 9 of those digits back and combined with repeat runner-up South Carolina's losing 9, Caryl Smith-Gilbert is back enjoying a 31-point bulge.
May 22, 2026 by Dave Johnson IN CHART #2 Arkansas was the biggest beneficiary, the crystal ball seeing a 13-point jump.
XIAMEN, CHINA, May 23 — The latest chapter in the intense 400H rivalry between Alison dos Santos and Karsten Warholm yielded a thrilling duel at the second stop on the DL circuit. Though their mutual nemesis Rai Benjamin, the reigning world and Olympic champion, is foregoing the hurdles this year, the Brazilian and Norwegian expect to lock horns throughout the season.
XIAMEN, CHINA, May 23 — Another 100H showdown that featured an array of global champions produced a sensational performance from Masai Russell at the Xiamen Diamond League on a warm and steamy evening. The '24 Olympic gold medalist took the lead from the fast-starting Devynne Charlton with four barriers to go and blasted through the line in 12.14. That improved on her
WESTWOOD, CALIFORNIA, May 23 — With temps that stayed in the mid-70s for the 4:00 p.m. start, conditions could not have been better at UCLA's Drake Stadium for the LA Track Fest. Winners in the two 5000s shone brightly.
“IT FELT GOOD to get a first race under my belt. You know, I've never run a 1500, so going into it, I wasn't… You know, I don't know what I was really expecting… but but I just wanted a hard, solid effort. I felt like I did that. I definitely could work on some things, but, you know, first, decent race to open the season.…”
