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With 2021 coming to a close, we relied on Jayhawk fans all around the world to help determine the Top 10 moments of the calendar year.

Sha'Carri Richardson would prefer to let her running do the talking. The sprinter who couldn't run in the Tokyo Olympics because of a positive marijuana test is set to make her return to the track Saturday at the Prefontaine Classic. The Diamon

Richardson will race in the 100 meters and 200 meters for the first time since being suspended for a marijuana positive test.

Athing Mu doesn’t mind being called a prodigy. In fact, she embraces it. “Being a prodigy is something I’ve always wanted to be,” said the 19-year-old US middle-distance star, who has been lighting up the track with a flurry of records. “It’s awesome to be called that.” Mu’s next wish: becoming an Olympic champion. That goal is in sight in Tokyo, where she is among the favourites in the 800m and vying to become the first US woman to win gold at the distance in more than 50 years. “I was made for this,” she said. Mu (pronounced “Mo”) won the 800m at the US Trials in 1:5...

2021 Monaco Men’s Recap: Timothy Cheruiyot Wins (Again) in 3:28 PB, Nijel Amos Is Back, & Chaos in the Steeple After Bell Is Rung a Lap Early July 9, 2021 As usual, tonight’s Monaco Diamond League produced two incredibly exciting hours of track & field — mostly for the incredible times and once, notably, for a colossal officiating gaffe. All three distance events produced world-leading marks: an impressive 3:28.28 for Timothy Cheruiyot in the 1500, who won his second Diamond League in a week, a resurgent 1:42.91 for Botswana’s Nijel Amos in the 800, and a hectic 8:07.75 for Lamecha...