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Sanya Richards-Ross flag

Diamond Week In NYC

The New York stop on the Diamond League circuit — the adidas Grand Prix at Icahn Stadium Saturday — is becoming one of the most high-powered track & field events of the year. Gold medalist Sanya Richards-Ross will make her season debut.
Brooklyn Half Pre-Party

Half Marathon, Half Party

New Balance and New York Road Runners have joined forces with Saturday's Brooklyn Half-Marathon. And as you can imagine, it won't be an ordinary race. In fact, the party's been going on since Wednesday.
Aries Merritt Icahn

Island Attractions

Later this month, on Randall's Island, many of the stars of the 2012 Olympics — hurdle champ Aries Merritt included — will take to the Icahn Stadium track for the adidas Grand Prix, the third stop on the IAAF's Diamond League series.
Penn Red White Blue

Back From The Break

Manteo Mitchell earned an Olympic medal on a broken leg in London. Now he has come back, well mended, to earn a watch at the 2013 Penn Relays in the 4x400-meter run. He celebrates second from the right.
Carmelita Jeter

Stars Aligning For Philly

A world-record reunion will headline the professional portion of the 119th Penn Relays as Tianna (nee’ Madison) Bartoletta, Allyson Felix, Bianca Knight and Carmelita Jeter will be back to defend their Relays title.
Tyson Gay London

The Diamonds Go On

This weekend Samsung, the electronics giant from South Korea, opted to discontinue its sponsorship of the Diamond League, but the IAAF says the show will go on as it looks for a new title sponsor. So yes, Tyson Gay will be one of the stars at Icahn Stadium on May 25.
Shalane Flanagan Boston

Is She The One?

It's been a decades-long drought for U.S. runners at the Boston Marathon, but Shalane Flanagan's fitness has folks asking if this is the year. There is certainly no doubt that the Massachusetts native covets that crown above all others.
Pre Rock

Why Pre Still Matters?

It has been nearly four decades since his tragic passing, but young distance runners still can't run away from Steve Prefontaine. Runner's World examines the fascination.
Miracle on Dirt

The Miracle On Dirt

Team USA defeated Kenya at the IAAF World Cross Country Championships in Bydgoszcz, Poland, on Sunday, taking the silver medal behind only Ethiopia. And we've lifted the headline from the folks at LetsRun.com.
Russell vs. Wilt

Bill -vs- Wilt

As we begin feeling the full effects of March Madness today, ArmoryTrack takes a look back more than fifty years ago and asks: "Who was the better track & field athlete: Bill or Wilt?"
Joanna Hayes Run With US

Olympic Stars Want Kids To "Run With US!"

The coming Uptown Games at The Armory is focused on health over competitionas is the "Run With US!" initiative launched by the USA Track & Field Foundation. A national circuit to bring stars — like Joanna Hayes — into classrooms begins today.
Lisa Stublic

Back Home… For A Bit

Race announcers were left tongue-tied when Lisa Stublic took the lead late in the NYC Half on Sunday, not knowing who she was. But the Connecticut native and Columbia grad has been on a bigger stage — the London Olympics.
David Rudisha

Rudisha & Suhr Return To NYC

David Rudisha — the fastest 800-meter runner in the history of the world — is coming back to New York City this summer to run in the adidas Grand Prix. He will be joined recent world-record breaker Jenn Suhr.
adidas Grand Prix

What's In Store At Icahn?

The 2013 Icahn Stadium schedule is out and here's your first look. And expect to soon learn about some of the stars slated to get into an Empire State of Mind at the adidas Grand Prix in May.
Brad Barton

Getting Big Air

Sons have an instinctive desire to call their dads "old men." But Brad Barton — who broke the masters 45+ world record in the mile on Saturday at The Armory — is keeping his son at bay with his age-defying exploits.
Robby Andrews and dad

Riveting Robby

Armory record holder Robby Andrews has a style all his own. At the USA Nationals in Albuquerque he was last at the bell in the 800-meter run, but stormed to silver, just .04 seconds behind an American record holder.
Cain and Wilson

Teen Takeover

An 18-year-old and a 16-year-old won national championships today at the USA Nationals in Albuquerque, N.M. Congratulations to two talented Armory veterans — Ajee Wilson (800) and Mary Cain (mile).

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Jenn Suhr 5.02

It's A Family Affair

Jenn Suhr took down the world indoor record in the pole vault last night by clearing 16-5 1/2 at USA Nationals In Albuquerque, N.M. Now in her sights, the world outdoor record and, ultimately, the family mark.
Weight throw implements

The Master of the Weights

Jake Freeman — a graduate of Manhattan College — opened the USA Nationals with a come-from-behind weight throw victory, but he's hoping that he young child stay away from a life in the throwing cage.
Lopez Lomong AR 5k

Lomong's U.S. Record

Lopez Lomong — shooting for a Worlds qualifier — broke the U.S. record in the 5,000-meter run Friday night at the Columbia Final Qualifer at The Armory. He won in 13:07.00, breaking Bernard Lagat's mark.

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Matt Tegenkamp

Relying On The Crowd

Matt Tegenkamp — one of the elite runners who has chosen to run at Columbia's Final Qualifier on Friday night — is relying on the crowd for support in his first trip to The Armory. So come get loud, it's free! UPDATE: Tonight's entries added.

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John Baxter Taylor

A Look Back At A Legend

In 1908, he became the first African-American to claim an Olympic gold medal. But just four months later, the life of Philadelphia's John Baxter Taylor came to a sudden end.
Bernard Lagat Evan Jager

An Honorary New Yorker

Bernard Lagat has won 10 times at the Millrose Games, including Saturday's American record two-mile jaunt. He will return in a month for his longest event ever, the NYRR New York City Half Marathon.
Alysia Montano

Saturday Night Live

Thursday was a time for several of Millrose's most recognizable figures to meet with the press at the New York Athletic Club in Manhattan. Alysia Montano brought her 'flower power' to the conference.

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Dr. Sander Foundation Photo

Talking Millrose

Dr. Norbert Sander, the executive director of the Armory Foundation, appeared on WABC Sunday night to talk about the Millrose Games. We also have audio from Bernard Lagat, Jenn Suhr, Duane Solomon and Jordan Hasay.
Armory Facade

Millrose Elite Fields Announced

The final fields in the Millrose Games events at The Armory have been announced and more than 40 athletes who competed in London last summer will be ready to run, hurdle, jump, vault and throw. Just 11 days away from the fastest show off Broadway.
Jacoby Jones Millrose

He's Millrose Fast

If you watched Jacoby Jones return the kickoff for a touchdown to start the second half of the Super Bowl and thought, "He's track fast." The answer is, "Yes he is!" For just two years ago, he was a Millrose Games champion.
Mary Cain NB GP Boston

Millrose Challengers Shine In Beantown

Jenn Suhr, Matthew Centrowitz and Mary Cain will all be competing at the 106th Millrose Games in just 13 days, but first they prepped at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston on Saturday.
Jersey Moment

Born To Run

Robby Andrews was chasing an American record last night at the Collegiate Invitational while fellow Garden Stater Ben Malone was chasing Robby Andrews. Neither hit the mark they wanted, but they did share that Jersey moment.
Golden three at 400

A Golden 400

The women's 400-meter dash at the Millrose Games will feature three sprinters — Francena McCorory and Brooklyn-born Natasha Hastings and Mary Wineberg — who have claimed Olympic gold in the 4x400m relay.
Mary Wineberg NBG

Back On Track

Mary Wineberg has had barriers keeping her from returning to her 2008 form when she ran on the U.S. gold-medal 4x400m relay in Beijing. But yesterday at the New Balance Games she looked like the barriers had been overcome.
Masters 4x8

Very Happy Masters

To break a relay record at the masters level, the key is good health. And the Eliot Track Club had plenty as it became the first 40+ team to break eight minutes in the 4x800-meter relay.
Matthew Centrowitz Returns to Millrose

NYRR & Millrose Announce Mile Fields

The fields for the NYRR Wanamaker Miles at the Millrose Games have been set and Matthew Centrowitz is after Bernard Lagat's meet record. In fact, Centro told the press today that he'd like to run sub-3:50.
Ajee Wilson Barcelona gold

Wilson Takes Down World Mark

Ajee Wilson has won two world titles, but Saturday night at the NYU Team Challenge at The Armory she may have made her greatest statement yet. She broke the World junior record in the 600m run as she finished in 1:27.30.
Lalonde Gordon

Ato Safe For Another Day

Olympic bronze medalist Lalonde Gordon of Trinidad & Tobago was looking to break Ato Boldon's national 200m record at the Great Dane Classic tonight at The Armory, but finished well off pace in 20.91.

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Lalonde Gordon

Commissioner Gordon Rules Gotham

Olympic bronze medalist Lalonde Gordon ran 32.48 for 300 meters today at the New York City Gotham Cup at The Armory. That is not just an Armory record, but the ninth-fastest 300m time ever.

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Delilah DiCrescenzo Road Warrior

Running In The New Year

Columbia graduate Delilah DiCrescenzo is making a successful transition from previous barriers. Known best as a steeplechaser, she won her third straight road race last night at the NYRR Emerald Nuts Midnight Run in Central Park.
Emerald Nuts Midnight Run

The Countdown Is On

The ball is dropping for the NYRR Emerald Nuts Midnight Run, which kicks off the New Year at midnight in Central Park. Of course, there is much more than just the running at this event.
Bolt Felix 2012 IAAF

Bolt, Felix: IAAF's 2012 Headliners

Jamaica's Usain Bolt and Allyson Felix of the USA have been named as the Male and Female World Athletes of the Year for 2012 by the IAAF at its grand awards ceremony in Barcelona, Spain.
Tortoise & Hare

Celebration Of A Century

On Saturday, in conjunction with the IC4A and ECAC Championships, the Friends of Van Cortlandt Park will be celebrating 100 years of running at the Park with the 100th Anniversary 5k Run.
Jack Rudin

In The Spirit of Abebe

The 2012 Abebe Bikila Award recipients Jack Rudin and the Rudin Family — long committed to the New York City Marathon — have turned focus to the City's recovery this year.
INGNYCM Off

The Marathon Is Off

With mounting pressure to cancel the 2012 ING New York City Marathon, Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced Friday evening that it will not be held on Sunday.
NYRR Race to Recover

Race to Recover Marathon Fund Established

The New York Road Runners, the Rudin Family and the ING Foundation have created the Race to Recover Marathon Fun to aid New Yorkers impacted by Hurricane Sandy.
VCP Trees

Sandy & Sport [Updatedx2]

There are so many things far more important in regards to the impact of Hurricane Sandy, but sport is not inconsequential in American society. Tim Fulton has provided a number of updates for local athletes, parents and coaches.
NYRR Marathon over Bridge

Mile By Mile

The Roving Runner of the New York Times — Brian Fidelman — has so far detailed 16 of the 26.2 miles of the five-borough extravaganza which will enliven Gotham on November 4th. Take a look.
Alan Webb Vigilante story

The Next Chapter

It's a new life for Alan Webb. Fatherhood and another move across the country are just part of it. Now he is transitioning to distance events as he prepares to extend his remarkable track journey.
Nathan Crumpton

Sprint & Ride

Olympians Lolo Jones and Hyleas Fountain are already beginning their preparation for their next shot at the Olympic Games. And we aren't talking about Rio in 2016. That's former Princeton trackster Nathan Crumpton and his skeleton.
NYRR On The Run

Runners, Set Your Alarm

Tonight comes the launch of NYRR On the Run, a new weekly show devoted to the running lifestyle. Be it training tips, athlete features or stories of inspiration, NYRR has it covered.
Martinez Centro 5th Ave

Armory Vets Own 5th Ave.

Wanamaker Mile champion Matthew Centrowitz book-ended his season with Big Apple victories as he and rising star Brenda Martinez, also a 2012 Armory winner, won the NYRR 5th Avenue Mile on Saturday. (Jane Monti photo)
Brenda Martinez

Today at Central Park East

The New York Road Runners have filled the fields for the elite races of Saturday's Fifth Avenue Mile and a variety of Olympians — and familiar Armory faces like Brenda Martinez — are ready to run.
5th Avenue Mile

A New York Mile

A week from Saturday Fifth Avenue will sideline cars in favor of people. And with the likes of Jenny Simpson, Bernard Lagat, Leo Manzano and Matthew Centrowitz running down the street, they might well prove faster than a taxi.
Bronx 10 Mile

NYRR Keeps Running

The Bronx 10-Mile is over, but the Fifth Avenue Mile and the ING New York City Marathon are on the horizon as the New York Road Runners keep pace throughout Gotham. At least seven Olympians are already lining up for the Marathon.
Aries Merritt 12.80

Order Of Merritt

Armory veteran Aries Merritt has been golden all year long, but today's performance in Brussels was beyond compare as the superstar shattered the world record in the 110-meter hurdles, stopping the clock in 12.80.
Marie-Amelie le Fur

First Gold, Then Sleep

Marie-Amelie le Fur of France — who competed at the Collegiate Invitational at The Armory in February — claimed Paralympic gold in the women's 100m dash this weekend. Afterward she vowed to sleep in preparation for the 200.
NBC Online Olympics

Relive The Games

The closing ceremony for the Rio Games in 2016 will take place precisely four years from tonight. That's a long time to wait, so you might as well relive the London Games. And the folks at NBC Olympics have made that free and easy to do.
Harlem Week Percy Sutton 5k

Ready To Run Harlem?

He was a Tuskegee Airman, a Freedom Rider, a supporter of the NYC Marathon and an entrepreneur focused on a Harlem revitalization. Now, in his honor, people run through the neighborhood during Harlem Week. The late Percy Sutton still draws a crowd.
Jeff Demps

Two Kinds Of Speed

For the American football players recently claiming that they could beat Usain Bolt in a 40-meter dash, take a look at the latest track offering to the sport. Jeff Demps — who can't catch Bolt — is as fast as anyone in NFL history.
Bronx Art

A Bronx Jaunt

Have you been inspired by the likes of Mo Farah, Galen Rupp or Meb Keflezighi in recent days? Ready to train and hit the streets for a 10-miler right here in the Bronx?
BBC Closing

Imagine

The 2012 Olympic Games from London have concluded and we won't feel this way for another four years when we refocus on Brazil. But looking back, Great Britain put on one sensational show.
Maria Michta London

With A Little Support

Maria Michta finished her Olympic journey far off the pace of the medal winners in the 20k race walk. Nevertheless, she called it a 'Dream Race' as her support team cheered her on to a personal best.
Ramon Miller

Everybody Loves Ramon

After passing by American Angelo Taylor on the final lap of the 4x400-meter relay on Friday night, Ramon Miller crossed the line first, giving the Bahamas a huge Olympic victory party. Miller's training came in a place you'd least expect.
Centro and Manzano

Quite Another Race

The Olympic 1,500m is not a time trial, it's a race. And when it comes to racing, Matthew Centrowitz has the mindset of someone twice his age as he and Leo Manzano each posted top-four finishes at the London Games. The last time two Americans did that? Try 1904.
Kirani James Olympics

Shouting Across The Islands

The Caribbean has clearly taken over London, or at least its impressive Olympic Stadium. Be it Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Trinidad, Grenada or Jamaica, Olympic medals are going back to the islands in big numbers.
Felix Sanchez

Golden Tears

Eight long years since claiming the gold medal in Athens, Washington Heights-born Felix Sanchez did it all over again in London. This time he was awash in sweet memories.
Lalonde Gordon

No Longer Unknown

Lalonde Gordon, who spends time in the winter chugging around The Armory oval, has done something no American accomplished at the London Games. He qualified for the final of the 400-meter dash (and with the best time of the semifinals!).
Trevor Barron OT

London On Foot

Despite its status in the U.S. as an 'orphan event,' race walking has a new American star in Trevor Barron of the New York Athletic Club. Just 19, he beat half the world's best in his first Olympic Games.
Mo Farah Gold

I Hear What You're Saying

The track & field portion of the Olympic Games is just two days in and Jack Pfeifer is already noticing a trend — a little study in linguistics which would portend great days ahead for the U.S., Jamaica and the host nation.
Jessica Ennis London

Happy At Home

The last time Jack Pfeifer checked in from the Great Northwest, he was rather displeased with the Peacock, at least the network's telecast. Well, what a different a day makes as he and Jessica Ennis are ready to award a '10' on Friday.
Reese Hoffa

Day 1: Bronze For Hoffa

Reese Hoffa — representing the New York Athletic Club — brought home the first track & field media for the U.S., taking a third-place bronze in the shot put at the London Olympics. Poland's Tomasz Majewski was the repeat gold winner.
Olympic Stadium London

Finally On Solid Ground

Jack Pfeifer takes a break from the Games for his latest Olympics opinion piece, which had him going from the pool to the balance beam, back to the pool, to the beach, to floor ex and back to the pool.
Yohan Blake Olympics

Will The Beast Bolt To Gold?

The narrative spinning from journalists in London is that attention-seeker Usain Bolt can't beat his teammate, the humble Yohan Blake, in the 100-meter dash this weekend in London. Can the Beast live up to those expectations?
Twitter Dum

Twitter-Dee, Twitter-Dum

Jack is back and the Twitter revolution is in his crosshairs, be it banned athletes, barred journalists or the athlete uprising. The power of the Olympic tweet — not traffic or weather — is among of the early stories of the 2012 London Games.
Empty Lanes

No More Empty Lanes

No, the starter's pistol is not in the air. It's not even out of the box. For all we know, it might still be in transit to London. But the world's track & field enthusiasts are certainly ready for the spikes to start flying on Friday.
Abel Kiviat 1912

A Century Removed

A teenage star from Staten Island became the world's top miler 100 years ago and earned an Olympic silver medal on the track in Stockholm. But Abel Kiviat — far right wearing "M" — didn't just run at the 1912 Games.
Andrew Valmon Michele Obama

Fast Company

As the first man to coach the Team USA after winning a track & field gold medal, Andrew Valmon certainly will have a unique perspective on what his athletes are experiencing. That's Valmon in the upper right corner of the photo with the First Lady and members of his team.
Usain Bolt 400m

Will He Run A Full Lap?

Jack Pfeifer has been watching a lot of the Games from London, but his thoughts are on track & field. And he wonders if the door might be open for Usain Bolt to try a leg in the 4x400m final.
Erison and Aliann in London

Winning Before It Starts

Two New York sprint champions — Columbia's Erison Hurtault and Manhattan's Aliann Pompey — were all smiles after the Parade of Nations at Olympic Stadium last night. Hurtault — who was the flag bearer for Dominica — received global attention in that role.
CPTC Olympic Four

A Sprint In The Park

Four New Yorkers — Julius Mutekanga, Moussa Dembele, Jeremy Bascom and Erison Hurtault of the Central Park Track Club — will be competing at the London Olympics and they could use some Big Apple support.
Lisa Stublic

Lion Poised To Roar

Lisa Stublic — a Columbia University graduate raised in Connecticut — is less than two weeks away from her Olympic moment, which took a 'quarter-life crisis' and a move across the globe to come true.
London Lagat

All Eyes On London

Millrose 5k champion Bernard Lagat is one of more than 150 athletes who competed here at The Armory before taking the global stage at the London Olympics. Jack Pfeifer has compiled a complete list to kick off Olympics week.
NBC Door Chicago

Busy As A Peacock

NBC Olympics chief Mark Lazarus had a grand plan for his network's coverage of the 2012 London Games. Now comes the test as NBC vows to webcast every frame of its coverage, which begins this week.
Evan Jager

Jumpin' Jack Flash

In just his fifth competition as a steeplechaser, 23-year-old American Evan Jager has thrown his hat in the ring as an Olympic medal contender. And that must come as a total surprise to the Kenyans, who have long dominated the event.
All Atwitter for Olympics

All Atwitter

More than 150 athletes who have competed at The Armory will be in action in London in two weeks. Two-thirds of those Olympians have Twitter accounts. That has Olympic organizers excited, yet a bit nervous.
London Bridge

Cue The Locusts

With 10 days until the 2012 London Games officially kick off, the British press is atwitter over these Games being the worst ever. Armory Track suspects that they will be just fine.
New York Skyline

The Games of Gotham?

After the USOC came to revenue-sharing terms with the International Olympic Committee in May, the chatter about the bid process for the 2024 Games has begun. And much of the buzz is centered on the Big Apple yet again.
Heather Miller CPTC

Clubbing In New York

There is a load of news coming from the local club scene. Not the dancing night owls, but rather the track & field clubbing set. Little more than a week after a top-10 finish at the Olympic Trials, Heather Miller of Central Park Track Club led her squad to a national team title.
Team USA OT

Ever So Close

In just 22 days, the opening ceremonies for the 2012 Olympic Games will kick off in Olympic Stadium in London. Among the large contingent from the United States will be quite a collection of track & field athletes who have competed on the famed Armory oval. Here is Team USA.
Julie Culley OT

Final Thoughts

As the cleanup continues at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore., the stories from the U.S. Olympic Trials continue to be told as Team USA has been determined. Among the local stories still making the rounds is the one of Rutgers' graduate Julie Culley, a surprise 5k champion.
Maria Michta

London Time

Long Islander Maria Michta — on the road to a Ph.D. in microbiology — will have a little detour coming in August. She is now an Olympian after winning the 20k race walk on the final day at the U.S. Olympic Trials.
Bailey v Johnson in Toronto

One Meet. Two Athletes.

Allyson Felix and Jeneba Tarmoh were scheduled to run a rare head-to-head race Monday at 8 pm at Hayward Field to determine the last open spot on Team USA. That reminds us of an event from 15 years ago at Toronto's SkyDome.
Felix Flip

Time For A Toss?

Track & field is known for tossing. Be it a shot put, a javelin or a discus. A hammer or even a 35-pound weight. But we've never seen a coin toss to determine anything of importance. That could end today if neither Allyson Felix nor Jeneba Tarmoh turns down their claim to a spot.
Trevor Barron OT

Walking On A Prayer

Racewalker Trevor Barron was breaking records in earning a spot on Team USA for the London Olympics, but his thoughts and prayers were back home in Colorado, where wildfires have been devastating the state.

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Kim Conley 5k

Gutting It Out

While well-known young stars Matthew Centrowitz and Robby Andrews have advanced to the 1,500-meter final at the Olympic Trials in Oregon, little-known Kim Conley may have produced its most surprising moment.
Centrowitz Pre Classic

Return to Centro Nation

Matthew and Lauren Centrowitz will take to the Hayward Field track on Thursday, looking to reestablish the family name at the Olympic Games. Is Matthew back in podium form after recovering from injury?
Jesse Williams Icahn

High-Wire Act

Jesse Williams' name has been associated with London gold for more than a year now, but even getting the chance to compete at the 2012 Games became a close call at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore., on Monday.
SRR Heads to London

A London-Bound Smile

Sanya Richards-Ross' 2012 has been a special one. She opened near the height of her game at Millrose and has gotten faster. Sunday's 400m win at the Olympic Trials, in 49.28, makes her the favorite for London gold.
Ashton Eaton WR

What In The World

With his competitors urging him on, Ashton Eaton — competing before a capacity crowd on the campus of his alma mater — broke the world record in the decathlon on Saturday at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore.
Ajee Wilson OT

Not Wet Behind The Ears

After spending much of her senior year of high school running against Olympic hopefuls in high-profile meets, Florida State-bound Ajee' Wilson of Neptune, N.J., advanced to the semifinals of the 800m run at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore., on Friday.
Jessica Cosby

Need A Bigger Hammer?

Personal bests were flying around Nike Headquarters tonight as the women's hammer throwers opened the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials. In the end, new American record holder Jessica Cosby barely held on for the final spot in London.
Mary Cain Ajee Wilson

Cain & Wilson To Compete

Mary Cain of Bronxville, N.Y., and Ajee' Wilson of Neptune, N.J., have qualified and will compete in the 800-meter run at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore., on Friday night (roughly 8 pm Eastern).
Kibwe Johnson

The Time Is Now

The New York Athletic Club has long been represented by elite U.S. hammer throwers and 2012 continues that story as strongman Kibwe Johnson is one of four from that club looking toward London as the U.S. Olympic Trials begin on Thursday.
JJK UCLA

Back To The Hardwood?

Once a basketball and track star for the UCLA Bruins, 50-year-old Jackie Joyner-Kersee is returning to the court with dozens of former world-class tracksters in conjunction with the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore.
Cathy Freeman 2000

The Greatest Moments

NBC Olympics is asking for your help in selecting the greatest Olympic moments in the last 20 years. There are 30 videos and, if you're like us, you'll start with the 10 that look to be on the track — especially the 400m gallop of Cathy Freeman in 2000.
Rudisha at AGP

Hard To Beat 1:41

In David Rudisha's first trip to the U.S., he wanted to run the fastest 800 ever on American soil. Mission accomplished as he left everyone, including rookie Robby Andrews, in the dust at Saturday's adidas Grand Prix.

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Sanya Richards-Ross at Pre

Saturday's Stampede

Track & field enthusiasts — including Sanya Richards-Ross — will simply not know where to turn on Saturday as the New York State and NCAA Division I Championships come to conclusion and the adidas Grand Prix takes flight at Icahn Stadium. We've got them all covered here.
Liz Maloy

A Pre-Monition?

New York's Liz Maloy ran a fast 3k at the Pre Classic, the first American across the line. She hopes that run will foreshadow a similar finish on the same track later this month.
Centro at Pre Classic 2012

Eighth Is Enough (For Now)

Matthew Centrowitz — who became an Olympic medal contender in London — took eighth in the International Men's Mile at the Pre Classic on Friday… and was happy with the result in his return from injury.
Brycen Spratling

Tonight From Randall's Island

Great expectations will blossom at Icahn Stadium tonight as several Olympic hopefuls — including Armory star Brycen Spratling — are looking to claim a spot in the Diamond League's adidas Grand Prix.
Drake Stadium

The Great June Swoon

The most-committed track fans in the world would do well to take the month of June off from work, venture to the United States and follow the most amazing tour of track & field the world has to offer. Any reasonable boss would understand.
Louis Zamperini

A Hero Rediscovered

Louis Zamperini became a California legend by making the U.S. Olympic team as a 19-year-old in 1936. What came next made him a true hero. Click here to watch Chip Reid's recent CBS story of his life.
Spring Lake 5

Summer Can Now Begin

Down in Spring Lake — along the Jersey Shore — summer is ushered in by neither the weather nor the holiday, but when a stampede of 10,000 come calling for the annual five-mile road race.
Simpson More Than Gold

More Than Gold

New Balance has released a wonderful video on its brightest star — Jenny Simpson — and the New Balance Track & Field Center at The Armory is displayed prominently in footage of Simpson running at the sold-out Millrose Games.
Jim Ryun Mile

Bringing Back The Mile

Forty-seven years ago this week, Jim Ryun ran a sub-four mile at his Kansas high school state championship. And this week, when Kyle Merber had his major breakthrough in the 1,500-meter run, he didn't grasp its meaning until he converted it to a mile.
Usain Bolt Diamond League

Track's Opening Day

Friday kicks off a professional track & field season that will span the globe in the next 120 days when the first of 14 Diamond League meets will be contested in Doha, Qatar. Will this guy be the star of the show in 2012?
IAAF Fantasy

Is It A Fantasy?

Do you like games with your sports? The IAAF has introduced a new way for fans to participate in the Diamond League action this summer. But the idea is not nearly as new as you might think.
NJ NY TC

London Calling

Runners World recently featured the New Jersey-New York Track Club — founded four years ago by Frank Gagliano — as the team pursues national and international success.
Jesse Williams Icahn

Icahn To Shine With Star Power

Jesse Williams — the favorite to win Gold in the high jump in London this summer — is one of seven reigning world champions scheduled to compete at the adidas Grand Prix at Icahn Stadium on Randall's Island on June 9.
Saudia Mixtape

A Look Back at Penn Saturday

Track & field is alive and well in Philadelphia as nearly 50,000 fans braved the cold to watch the final day of the 118th running of the Penn Relays. Saudia Mitchell and Keenon Perry captured the competition and the color.
Leo Manzano Bernard Lagat

Leaving Lagat Behind

The U.S. dominated the USA vs. the World series at the Penn Relays, leaving the U.S. vs. U.S. as the most compelling storyline. Especially as Leo Manzano got the best of Bernard Lagat on the anchor leg of the distance medley relay.
Sanya Richards USA

Star-Filled Saturday

There will be quite a preview of the Olympic Games in Philadelphia this weekend as USA Track & Field has released a list of all-stars running in the USA vs. the World races at the 118th Penn Relays.
Max Siegel

To The Max

USA Track & Field's board of directors introduced Max Siegel as its new Chief Executive Officer on Monday, ending a 16-month search for an executive leader of the sport's national governing body.
Jesse Williams Times Square

100 Days

The Olympics in London are now 100 days away and Millrose high jump champ Jesse Williams was leaping for joy in Times Square as the U.S. Committee launched its 'Raise Our Flag" campaign.
Penn Relays York

A Track & Field Pilgrimage

Each year more than 110,000 people come through the gates at Franklin Field for the three-day celebration of the Penn Relays. Sports Illustrated's Tim Layden recently wrote that the Relays are "where a sport's passion is annually reborn."
Brian Chaput

Shouldering His Dream

Former NCAA champion Brian Chaput has chased his Olympic dreams — just missing out on trips to Athens and Beijing. But if the javelin thrower can make it to London after three Tommy John surgeries, that would be one amazing story.
Allyson Felix Millrose

Live On The Peacock

The U.S. Olympic Committee and NBC Sports have announced the schedule for televised coverage of the U.S. Olympic Trials and all running finals from Eugene, Ore., will be shown live.
Kathy Martin

Uncovering Her Secret

Realtor Kathy Martin harbored a secret through her early life, one of which even she was unaware. But now her secret is out — she is one of the most amazing runners in the United States and beyond.
Jamaia's Blake wins 100M in Daegu

A Grand Prix Time

World Champion Yohan Blake of Jamaica, ranked No. 1 in the world at 100 meters, and Armory Athlete of the Year Edward Cheserek are among the first names announced for the 2012 adidas Grand Prix scheduled at Icahn Stadium on June 9.
Ray Flynn

It's Flynn Again

After a widely-acclaimed and sold out Millrose Games at The Armory in February, Ray Flynn will return as the event's meet director for the next three years. And that's just part of the Millrose Games news today.
Happy Day NYC Half 2012

Oh, Happy Day

Sunday's perfect weather in New York City gave thousands plenty to smile about along the new course for the NYC Half 2012. This year the event concluded at the South Street Seaport for the first time.
Kenyans

Dueling Perspectives

A Kenyan Olympic qualifying race — the men's 10,000m run — will be taking place in the U.S. this summer. But the excitement in Eugene, Ore., is not matched back in Nairobi or the Rift Valley.
Natasha Hastings

Medal Haul

One of the favorite offspring of The Armory — former A. Philip Randolph star Natasha Hastings — was among the Americans making a record medal haul at the IAAF World Indoor Championships in Istanbul, Turkey, over the weekend.
Aliann Pompey

Turkish Success

What a morning at the IAAF World Championships in Istanbul, Turkey, as six local stars — representing four countries — advanced from the morning session, including The Armory's own Aliann Pompey.
John Moon

Moon Shot

John Moon — who spent a career guiding tracksters at Seton Hall University — will coach the U.S. men at the World Indoor Championships in Turkey this week. That learning opportunity is something his and other universities have stopped giving to aspiring track athletes.
Chaunte Howard Lowe

Mamma Mia

Chaunte Howard Lowe — mother of two — set an American record in the high jump in Albuquerque, N.M., on Sunday, re-establishing her candidacy as a medal contender this summer in London.
Lagat NYC Indoors

Lagat Reaching New Heights

Ageless wonder Bernard Lagat — who thrilled The Armory with an American 5k record at Millrose — took care of fellow distance star Galen Rupp at the USA Indoor Championships in Albuquerque, N.M., on Saturday.
Ritz and Meb

Back To The Streets

Next month's NYC Half Marathon will feature some of America's best road racing talent with the likes of Dathan Ritzenhein and Meb Keflezighi as well as Desiree Davila and Kara Goucher. The Half comes to Manhattan on March 18.
Millrose 5k Records

A 5k Recordfest

All in one race, Bernard Lagat just broke the American record (13:07.15) in the 5k while Arizona's Lawi Lalang set the collegiate mark and Edward Cheserek the high school record.

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Merritt Millrose

Millrose Elite Preview

Today is the first (and much anticipated) Millrose Games at The Armory and we take a final look at the races. Yesterday several of the stars were at the New York Athletic Club for the Millrose press conference and some interviews are now included.
Jenn Suhr

Always A Risk

Jenn Suhr, who says that "the pole vault is always a risk," went from no height to an American record in a single week and now hopes to go even higher at Millrose.
Kirani James Boston

The Clutch King James

After teenager Kirani James blazed through Boston and the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix on Saturday, our own Elliott Denman caught up with him. And catching James is no simple task.
Armory Facade

Millrose Elite Fields Announced

The final fields in the Millrose Games events at The Armory have been announced and more than 40 athletes who competed in London last summer will be ready to run, hurdle, jump, vault and throw. Just 11 days away from the fastest show off Broadway.
Armory Facade

Millrose Elite Fields Announced

The final fields in the Millrose Games events at The Armory have been announced and more than 40 athletes who competed in London last summer will be ready to run, hurdle, jump, vault and throw. Just 11 days away from the fastest show off Broadway.
Jesse Williams US Open

Leap Year

Jesse Williams' quest for Olympic Gold began in New York City last night with a clearance of 7-6. After shaking the off-season rust off in the opener, he hopes to go even higher at the Millrose Games.
David Oliver Millrose

Olympian Oliver Coming To Millrose

Olympian David Oliver appears to be the one to catch in the Millrose Games' 60m hurdles, but Terrence Trammell and David Payne are ready for the challenge.
John Nunn

Walking Drama

If an Olympian misses the cut four years later, it is rare that time allows them a return to the Games. But John Nunn stared down that scenario over the weekend. And won.
Lagat Cheserek

One For The Ages

Three national records and a vaunted Millrose mark could all be erased in a single race — the men's 5,000m — at the Millrose Games on Feb. 11 with Bernard Lagat trying to reclaim his American mark and Edward Cheserek looking for the national high school record.
Armory 100 years flag

An International Wanamaker Metric Mile

Reigning 1,500m World Champion Jenny Simpson and 2008 Olympic finalist Shannon Rowbury headline an international field in the Women's Wanamaker Metric Mile — sponsored by the New York Road Runners — at the Millrose Games on Feb. 11.
Natasha Hastings

Olympians Abound in 400m

Five women Olympians — including gold medalists Sanya Richards-Ross, Natasha Hastings and Mary Wineberg — will be competing for 400-meter supremacy at the Millrose Games on Feb. 11.
Pole vaulter Millrose

Vaulters Prepare To Soar at Millrose

Jenn Suhr, the world's top-ranked pole vaulter, leads an elite field of six which will take aim at the Millrose Games' record on Feb. 11.
Shalane Flanagan

Super Fast in Houston

Shalane Flanagan and Meb Keflezighi were winners at the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials today in Houston, Texas, as each pulled away in the final mile of the fastest races in Trials' history.
Centrowitz Millrose

Sensational Centro En Route to Millrose

World Championships' 1500m medalist Matthew Centrowitz will contend for his first NYRR Wanamaker Mile title at the Millrose Games on Feb. 11 at The Armory. Matthew discussed his Worlds' moment with Ian Brooks.
Alan Webb Met Coaches

A Chat With Alan Webb

After Alan Webb ran his first race in more than seven months today at The Armory, Ian Brooks sat down for a chat with him to discuss his return to the track.
NYC Ironman

Welcome Ironman (and Ironwoman)

Sometimes a marathon just isn't enough. In August the first Ironman U.S. Championship will take place in the rivers and parks and on the parkways and bridges of metropolitan New York.
Lagat NYC Indoors

2012: First NYC, Then London

New York City will be a hub for track & field elites in 2012 as two major indoor meets will take place in Manhattan two weeks apart. Distance star Bernard Lagat will be pulling double duty in the Big Apple.
Sanya Richards-Ross Millrose 2012

Richards-Ross Returns For Millrose

Back in 2002, Sanya Richards-Ross set national high school records at The Armory, defeating a young Allyson Felix along the way. Now she will return to a strong 400m field — nearly 10 years after — for the Millrose Games on Feb. 11, 2012.
Meb Keflezighi

The First Olympians

In just three weeks down in Houston, Texas, the first of the 2012 U.S. Olympians will be determined at the Marathon Trials. Former New York City Marathon champion Meb Keflezighi's Team Meb gives a look at his training.
Irish 4xmile

Chairman Of The Boards To Return To Millrose

Seven-time Wanamaker Mile Champion Eamonn Coghlan's 'Dream Team' strives to renew an Irish tradition at the Millrose Games as he will accompany a squad from Dublin City University set to run in the distance medley relay.
Bullet Bob Hayes

The Bullet's Birthday

A man with speed on par with Usain Bolt would being turning 69 on Tuesday if he were still alive. Yet he might be better remembered for changing the game of football after claiming double Olympic gold in 1964.
LaShawn Merritt

Reigning Olympic Champ Commits To Millrose

LaShawn Merritt will be trying to become the first runner to ever break a minute in the 500-meter dash at the Millrose Games in February. The world record is 1:00.17 and if Merritt can break it, he will get a $25,000 bonus.
Mike Cassidy

Under The Wire

Staten Island's Mike Cassidy, who ran at MSIT and Penn, will be competing at the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials in Houston, Texas, next month after running under the qualifier… with eight seconds to spare.
Vince Matthews

From Banishment to the Hall

Like fellow New Yorker John Carlos before him, Vince Matthews was expelled from the Olympic Games for his actions on the awards' podium. And like Carlos, he is now a member of the USA Track & Field Hall of Fame, here in The Armory.
Bernard Lagat Millrose

Lagat To Target 5k Record At Millrose

Bernard Lagat, the winner of a record eight Wanamaker Miles at the Millrose Games, will try to reclaim his American record in the 5,000 meters at Millrose on Feb. 11 at The Armory. Here he talks of his Armory experience.
Jesse Williams 2012

Jumpin' With Excitement

When he comes to the Millrose Games, as the USA Track's Athlete of the Year, it won't be Jesse Williams' first trip to The Armory. In fact, his last trip - a decade ago - provided a lifetime best.
Coghlan Schmertz

Millrose Games Schedule Set With Olympic Dreams

The order of events for the Millrose Games has posted, concluding with the Wanamaker Mile. Pictured are Eamonn Coghlan — the Wanamaker legend — and Howard Schmertz — 'Mr. Millrose' and director emeritus for 2012.
Reese Williams Millrose

Williams, Reese Set For Major Leaps At Millrose

The World Champions in the high and long jumps — Jesse Williams and Brittney Reese — are ready to soar at The Armory en route to the 2012 Olympics, as they join Allyson Felix and Jennifer Simpson as confirmed competitors at Millrose.
New Ashenfelter

A Trot Like No Other

The entire community of Glen Ridge, N.J., comes out each Thanksgiving not just to run a bit around the town, but to honor its local hero — Olympic gold medal champion Horace Ashenfelter.
Brittney Reese Thanksgiving

This Day of Thanks

Three-time World Champion long jumper Brittney Reese is paying it forward back in her hometown of Gulfport, Miss., this holiday season to show appreciation to the community for its support.
Christophe Lemaitre NYT

C'est Magnifique

Christophe Lemaitre turned a lot of heads with his performances at the World Championships in September. The fastest man in French history now prepares to turn a lot more in London next summer.
Mo Farah London 2017

Back On American Soil

The IAAF recently named host cities for a series of approaching events and the U.S. landed its first IAAF in two decades as the 2014 World Junior Championships will be heading to Eugene, Ore. And Mo Farah got his wish — London 2017.
Allyson Felix Millrose

Allyson Felix Bound For Millrose At The Armory

The Millrose Games at The Armory added a superstar name today as Olympic and World Championship gold medalist Allyson Felix will compete in the 60m dash on Feb. 11, 2012.
Jeter Williams

Williams, Jeter Capture Owens Award

The highest annual track & field honor in the United States is the Jesse Owens Award and this year that prize will be awarded to high jumper extraordinaire Jesse Williams and sprint champion Carmelita Jeter.
ING NYC Marathon Water Station

From The Back of the Pack

Geoffrey Mutai got the prize money and the headlines from the 2011 ING New York City Marathon, but Elliott Denman got the story from the back of the pack with his 33rd straight finish.
Geoffrey Mutai Wins 2011 NYC

Record Gets Mutai-ated

What Geoffrey Mutai did to the ING New York City Marathon record today was far more than just 'break' it. Finishing in 2:05:06, the Kenyan took more than two-and-a-half minutes off Tesfaye Jifar's 10-year-old mark.
Ryan Sara Hall

Sara Hall Claims Inaugural 'Dash'

Few people consider a 5k race to be a 'dash,' but when it serves as the preliminary to the ING NYC Marathon, it is understandable. And today's top women's 'dasher' at the inaugural NYRR Dash to the Finish Line was Sara Hall (with husband Ryan).
NYRR Marathon over Bridge

In A New York Minute

It's not the number of photos you take, it's what you do with them. And no one has ever displayed the ING New York City Marathon — minute-by-minute and borough-by-borough — quite like Runner's World has.
Marie-Louise Michelsohn

Recordholders Beware

It didn't take long for Marie-Louise Michelsohn to start mowing down world records in her new age-group. In fact, just nine days after her 70th birthday, she took possession of two on a windy day at Icahn Stadium.
Tommie Smith and John Carlos

Carlos Still Feeling The Fire

Forty-three years ago today, after finishing first and third in the 200-meter dash at the Mexico City Olympics, Tommie Smith and John Carlos did something that truly caught the world's attention.
Dathan Ritzenhein

The Return of Ritz

The NYRR Dash to the Finish Line on Nov. 5 will be drawing a number of big names, but perhaps the one to watch will be Olympian Dathan Ritzenhein, who has been struggling with injuries for the last year.
Hayward Field

Next Summer's Schedule

Track & Field's Team USA for London 2012 will be determined at the Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore., next June and officials have released the schedule (days, not times) of all the action.
Jesse Owens Award Voting

Jesse Owens Votes Online

The online voting window for this is short, but you can be involved in selecting the recipients of track & field's highest honor in the U.S. — the Jesse Owens Award. Balloting closes Friday, so act now if you want your opinion known.
Historical Van Cortlandt Park Photo

That Park Made Me

As all eyes turn toward Van Cortlandt Park this weekend for the Manhattans, it's a good time to look at what makes it such a special place. Olympian Matt Centrowitz — bottom right in the 'Power' jersey — was battle-tested by Vanny and remains ever thankful.
Wanamaker Mile

NYRR To Sponsor Millrose Wanamaker Miles

The fields for the Wanamaker Mile for men and the first-ever Wanamaker Metric Mile for women at the Millrose Games are yet to be finalized. We now know Jenny is in, but who will join her?
Mo Farah - London 2017

London Calling?

World champion at 5,000 meters, Great Britain's Mo Farah isn't shy about his feelings on which city should host the 2017 IAAF World Championships. But will the Council elect to turn up the heat in Doha?
Jenny Simpson at the Armory, Part 3

Jenny Simpson at the Armory, Part 3

World Champion Jenny Simpson was unveiled as the cover-athlete of the latest issue of Track & Field News today. Last week she visited The Armory and told Ian Brooks about her first race.
JCC of Rockland Munich Sculpture

But Never Forgotten

Thirty-nine years ago, 11 Israeli athletes lost their lives during the Olympics. The JCC of Rockland, N.Y., recently unveiled a sculpture — the only of its kind in the U.S. — which will ensure that the Munich 11 shall never be forgotten.
Jenny Simpson at the Armory, Part II

Jenny Simpson at the Armory, Part 2

World Champion Jenny Simpson's recent visit to The Armory provided us the opportunity to hear the breakdown of her gold-medal race in South Korea with Ian Brooks facilitating.
Jenny Simpson at the Armory, Part I

Jenny Simpson at the Armory, Part 1

She's back in the U.S., returning with much more fame than when she left. And World Champion Jenny Simpson visited The Armory recently and shared her thoughts with Ian Brooks.
5th Avenue Mile - Bernard Lagat

The King of Fifth Avenue

Bernard Lagat has a career full of medals and accolades. Now the 36-year-old has finally become the king of the New York City streets, winning the Fifth Avenue Mile along with Jenny Simpson.
Morgan Uceny wins American title

Taking The Fifth

The New York Road Runners' Fifth Avenue Mile just got even better as Diamond League champion Morgan Uceny will square off with the gold and silver medalists from the World Championships.
Usain Bolt & Michael Phelps

Who's Bigger

One is 6-foot-4 and weighs 195 pounds. The other is 6-foot-5 and tips the scales at 207. The Chicago Tribune's Philip Hersh poses the question of the day is — who's bigger?
Jamaica 4x100 World Record Team - 2011

Yo, Who Did What?

One of the guys in this photo of Jamaica's world-record-setting 4x100m relay team stole the show at the final Diamond League meet of the season in Brussels today. See the tall guy. It wasn't him. It was the one next to him.
Jenny Simpson Celebrating Win in Daegu

An Empire State of Mind

After a shocking gold-medal performance at the World Championships, where does a champion want to run? Where else but a mile down Fifth Avenue.
David Patton

After The Fall

An injured Darvis 'Doc' Patton may have become the object of ridicule after a collision with a foe cost the U.S. a 26th medal at the World Championships, but he learned a lot about his team.
Bernard Lagat - Daegu

Dateline Daegu: Part IV

Bernard Lagat — the eight-time winner of the Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games — is now seen as the track's grand old man. But, he reminds everyone, "I'm still running fast."
Kiplagat in Daegu

Kenya Let Us Get A Medal

Five different New York universities were represented on opening day of the World Championships, but the story of the day was undoubtedly the dominance of the Kenyan women.
2011 Daegu Poster

Covering The Worlds

ArmoryTrack.com will be delivering in-depth coverage of the IAAF World Championships as they unfold in Daegu, South Korea. So make us your first stop for news, notes and anecdotes.
Daegu Stadium

Quiz of the Worlds

The Collegiate Track & Field Director at The Armory — Jack Pfeifer — doesn't believe in easy quizzes. You need to know your stuff to score on this, the first of two parts.
Summer Olympics Atlanta 1996

Dateline Daegu: Part III

On the brink of the IAAF World Championships in Daegu, South Korea, Running Times' Parker Morse wonders just how long it will be until the United States hosts a major outdoor world track & field championship.
Jessica Ennis

Dateline Daegu: Part II

When the Olympics head to London next summer, you might be seeing a lot of Great Britain's Jessica Ennis, especially if she defends her heptathlon title at the IAAF Worlds.
David Rudisha

Dateline Daegu: Part I

Do you know who David Rudisha is? The Kenyan media would like to know why the IAAF World Athlete of the Year doesn't have a greater marketing presence in South Korea (and worldwide).
Julius Mutekanga

Blackbird Flies To Daegu

Long Island University graduate Julis Mutekanga has been getting faster and faster this summer, leading to his inclusion on the Uganda national team in South Korea.
Aliann Pompey

All Eyes Turn To Daegu

Aliann Pompey is one of dozens connected to The Armory who will be competing at the IAAF World Championships in Daegu, South Korea, starting this weekend. Within is a look at The Armory's slate of performers.
2009 IAAF - Usain Bolt Medal

The Price of Gold

If Usain Bolt were to repeat his performance from the 2009 Berlin World Championships at the 2011 Daegu Worlds, what would he get paid? (Answer at the bottom inside.)
Fifth Ave Mile

Strolling Down 5th Avenue

American track & field long gave way to metrics, yet the fascination with the mile endures. And the New York Road Runners believe that if you are going to run a mile, why not do it 20 blocks straight down Manhattan's Fifth Avenue.
Jesse Owens and Ben Johnson

Owens' Missing Foe

Seventy-five years ago last week, Jesse Owens was busy showing up Adolf Hitler at the Berlin Olympics. Yet, had a Columbia University student named Ben Johnson remained healthy, Owens' push for four gold medals might have proven much tougher.
David Oliver

IAAF's Toughest Stance Yet

The International Association of Athletics Federations has announced that all athletes will be blood tested at its World Championships. American hurdler David Oliver and NBC Sports' Ato Boldon tweeted approvingly.
Allyson Felix

Team USA Announced

Can Allyson Felix pull off the 200-400 double at the World Championships? USA Track & Field today announced the team rosters and Felix is one of 129 athletes competing for the U.S.
ING Marathon

Is This Your Year?

If this is your year to run the ING New York City Marathon and you are looking for assistance in your training, the New York Road Runners can help you make the most of your 26.2 miles.
Brigetta Barrett

Barrett: High Jump, High GPA

Former New York state high jump champion and brainiac Brigetta Barrett will be looking to continue her sensational run at the World Championships later this month.
Latavia Thomas

Yet Another Sub-Two

This weekend LaTavia Thomas, the collegiate 800m record holder here at The Armory, landed herself in the company of a staggering amount of mid-distance talent gearing up for the 2012 London Games.
Christian Taylor

Former Armory Champ Headlines In London

Christian Taylor — just three years ago a national triple winner in The Armory — solidified his position as a world-class triple jumper by bounding beyond 58 feet at Saturday's Diamond League stop in London.
Natasha Hastings

People To Watch At IAAF Worlds

The IAAF World Championships get underway in Daegu, South Korea, later this month and here is a quick look at some athletes with ties to New York and The Armory.
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