EUGENE — Canada's reigning world and Olympic champion Ethan Katzberg set a Diamond League record to win the men's hammer Friday on the first day of the Prefontaine Classic at Hayward Field, hurling ...

This was shaping up to be the Cooper Lutkenhaus Show. The 17-year-old phenom was leading the 800 meters with the finish line ...

EUGENE – Washington State distance standout Evans Kurui concluded his sophomore season with a ninth-place finish in the 5,000-meter national final on Friday at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Earlier ...

Florida’s Alida van Daalen arrives at the NCAA Championships poised to cap a record-setting career with a discus crown.

Van Daalen’s blend of power, technique and timing has helped Florida’s women for a national title run. She finished third in the shot put Thursday with a school-record throw of 59-5½ and will begin ...

EUGENE, Ore. — Idaho State discus thrower Axel Tirado-Sanchez became the Bengals’ first track and field All-American in six years. But his performance at the NCAA Outdoor Championships here on Friday ...

Cameron Gramzow has a new favorite meal. A bagel, egg, mayo, cheese and sometimes bacon is his breakfast of choice. Or is it breakfast of champions? “I’ve been eating it just about every morning for a ...

Awards rolled in for NM State following the 2026 Conference USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Alesha Lane earned the CUSA Field Performer of the Meet award, one of six superlatives announced by ...

Josiah Lodeserto’s discus-throwing career got off to an auspicious start. He won his first tournament, and spectators were asking how long he’d been throwing. “He just started on Wednesday,” Josiah’s ...

Before she took the first attempt of her final outdoor season as a Florida Gator, Alida van Daalen had already cemented herself as one of the best female discus throwers in collegiate history. She had ...

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Eastern Washington’s Cort Gebbers qualified for the NCAA Championships in the discus, placing 11th in the West regional Friday with a throw of 186-6 at the University of Arkansas.