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Monday's action in the World Athletics Championships also saw Jenna Prandini advance in the 200.

There was major disappointment for Hansle Parchment and Jamaica as the athlete, who was one of the favourites for the 110m hurdles, injured himself going over a hurdle as he warmed up for the final at the World Championships in Eugene, Oregon.

Devon Allen was disqualified because he started a millisecond too soon.

Athletes have been making back-to-back history this month. Read on to get the juiciest details.

SPRINTING great Usain Bolt credited Jamaica's female sprinting flag bearers for their barrier-breaking exploits and believes a successful staging of the World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Or...

By Amy Tennery EUGENE, Ore. (Reuters) - American Grant Holloway continued a stout title defence in the 110-metres hurdles on Sunday, trouncing his sem...

By Amy Tennery EUGENE, Ore. (Reuters) - A thousandth of a second cost Devon Allen the chance of glory at the World Championships on Sunday after the A...

Barbadian Shane Brathwaite was disqualified in the men’s 110 metres hurdles final at World Athletics Championships tonight in Eugene, Oregon. In one of the most chaotic races of the championships, Brathwaithe clipped the fifth barrier, knocked down the sixth and then stepped off the track. He was running in lane one. Before the race started Jamaica’s Olympic champion Hansle Parchment suffered a hamstring injury in the warm up and American …

Jillian Weir finished fifth in the hammer throw Sunday at the World Championships, but otherwise it was a frustrating day for UO alumni.

The commentator kept referring to Devon Allen possibly running under protest, but it seemed like he was forced out. When can one run under protest if that&...