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BUDAPEST, Hungary - Canada's Sarah Mitton earned silver in the women's shot put at the World Athletics Championships on Saturday.

Day eight at the World Athletics Championships Budapest 23 ended in joyful fashion for the United States

On home soil in Oregon, Ealey threw her way into the history books as the first US women’s shot putter to land a World Championships title. Thirteen months later, she retained it.

Chesapeake hurdler Grant Holloway (from Grassfield High) was expected to be at the World Track & Field Championships in Budapest, Hungary, though Hampton thrower Jalani Davis wasn't. But now the Bethel High graduate is going, and she can't wait to represent Team USA.

Katie Moon, Vashti Cunningham Valarie Allman are among the top contenders for the U.S. heading into the World Championships in Budapest.

Expected highlights in the men's and women's shot put

Chase Ealey said, 'I've seen like tons of camps and young kids are getting really interested in it, and it's it makes me really proud'

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone clocks 48.74, while Nia Ali takes the 100m hurdles title

NEW YORK: Zharnel Hughes broke Linford Christie’s 30-year-old British 100m record on Saturday, closing late from third to win in 9.83 seconds at the New York Grand Prix athletics meet.

Zharnel Hughes left spectators in awe at the NYC Grand Prix as he sprinted past Christian Coleman and Ackeem Blake in the men's 100m, clinching victory in a remarkable British Record time of 9.83.