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U.S. Olympic Trials Preview: Track & Field

U.S. Olympic Trials Preview: Track & Field
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Hill: Everyone's path is different – all you can do is stay in your lane | FEATURE

Hill: Everyone's path is different – all you can do is stay in your lane | FEATURE
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Winkler, Felix, and Cherry shine at USATF Open in Texas

Winkler, Felix, and Cherry shine at USATF Open in Texas
FORT WORTH -- Strong winds impacted every event at the USATF Open Tuesday at the AP Ranch, but couldn’t keep Olympic legend
Allyson Felix and
Michael Cherry from stealing the show – she with her fastest 400m in four years, and Cherry with a lifetime best in the men’s 400m. This Continental Tour bronze level meet was the latest in USATF’s 2021 Journey to Gold Tokyo Outdoor Series.

Felix, the Rio silver medalist in 2016 and a bronze medalist at the 2017 World Championships, ran her first 400m of the year and looked comfortable in clocking 50.88 to win by almost half a second. Team USATF women make up 24 of the 34 athletes that have hit the Olympic qualifying standard.

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2021 USATF Golden Games preview, DK Metcalf enters 100m

Kendra Harrison, the world record holder will run the 100m hurdles. Kirby Lee/USA TODAY Sports
The US Olympic Trials are right around the corner, just a month and a half out at this point. The 2021 USATF Golden Games are the next step many athletes are taking to prepare for the Trials. There should be some great competition at the meet along with some fast times and big marks.
The men’s 100m race has a lot of eyes focused on it. The other day it was announced that DK Metcalf is running the 100 at the Golden Games. Considered one of the fastest players in the NFL, Metcalf is going to test the track speed vs football speed argument. Former Olympian Michael Rodgers will be competing in the 100m as well. 8x NCAA All-American, Bryce Robinson will make an appearance as well.

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2021 USATF Grand Prix recap, Trayvon Bromell shines in 100m debut

Trayvon Bromell is back on the 100m scene. Kirby Lee/USA TODAY Sports
The 2021 USATF Grand Prix had the star power and the results reflected as much. Three world-leading performances went down along with a lot of competitive and interesting results, just weeks out from the 2021 Olympic Trials. Trayvon Bromell and Noah Lyles had all eyes on them in the 100m.
In the Nike Men’s 100m, many had Lyles as the favorite and rightfully so, but Bromell had a strong indoor season and some 200m races last month showed his fitness. After posting a 10.01 in the prelims, Bromell followed it up with a 10.01 performance in the final, good enough for first.

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2021 USATF Grand Prix headlined by Noah Lyles, Sydney McLaughlin

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100 ones to watch in Tokyo: sprinters | SERIES

100 ones to watch - 10 sprinters (© Getty Images)
Every athlete has a story.
When the athletics competition at the Tokyo Olympic Games gets underway in late July, each of the 1900 track and field athletes in action will have their own tale of perseverance, dedication and an unwavering will to succeed.
To mark the 100-day countdown to the start of the athletics schedule in the Japanese capital, we will highlight 100 ones to watch in the lead-up to the Games. Some are known stars, some are gold medal favourites, others will be outsiders. But they all have fascinating stories that will be worth following as the Games draw ever closer.

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Richardson runs 22.11 200m in Florida, McLaughlin impresses in California | REPORT

US sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson (© Getty Images)
Just one week after clocking 10.72 for 100m, Sha'Carri Richardson continued her fine form to run 22.11 (1.0m/s) in her 200m season debut at the Tom Jones Memorial Invitational in Gainesville, Florida, on Friday (16).
It is the 21-year-old’s second quickest ever time for the distance behind her PB of 22.00 set in Florida last August and saw the world U20 record-holder win the heat by almost half a second ahead of Lynna Irby with 22.57.
World and Olympic medallist Blessing Okagbare was third in 22.66.
The time clocked by Richardson – who moved to sixth on the world all-time list with her 100m run the week before – is the second fastest in the world at this early point of the season behind Shaunae Miller-Uibo’s 22.03 from earlier this month.

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Briana Williams surprised with season-opening 22.93 seconds

World’s Under-20 double sprint champion Briana Williams.
World’s Under-20 double sprint champion Briana Williams has reacted with surprise after her 22.93-second clocking in the women’s 200m at the World Athletics Continental Tour Silver meeting in Miramar, Florida last Saturday.
“I am pretty shocked with my time,” said Williams in a one-on-one interview with NBC sports analyst Ato Boldon, who is also her coach. “My coach said that I was going to run fast, which I did, and I am very happy, and no matter the place, I am just happy to finish a healthy race.”
The 19-year-old Williams finished sixth. Jenna Prandini of the USA came through to win in a wind-assisted 22.29 (2.3m/s) to finish ahead of world silver medallist Brittany Brown (22.39) with 2016 world U20 champion Candace Hill taking third in 22.43.

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Thompson beaten in Miramar, Gayle and Thomas-Dodd secure victories

Jamaica's Elaine Thompson-Herah had to settle for fourth in the 200m in Miramar, Florida.
Reigning Olympic sprint double champion Elaine Thompson-Herah of Jamaica was beaten into fourth place in the women’s 200m at the World Athletics Continental Tour Silver meeting in Miramar, Florida on Saturday.
The 28-year-old Thompson-Herah clocked 22.44 seconds in what was her first appearance over the distance this season.
Thompson-Herah’s Jamaican teammate
Briana Williams, a double Under-20 world champion, was left back in sixth place in 22.93 seconds.
Jenna Prandini of the USA came through to win in a wind-assisted 22.29 (2.3m/s) to finish ahead of world silver medallist Brittany Brown (22.39) with 2016 world U20 champion Candace Hill taking third in 22.43.

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