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Many of these honored athletes and coaches are headed to the  2021 NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships next week in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Men’s Track Athlete of the Year GREAT LAKES REGION – Tyler Johnson – Ohio State Johnson, a junior from Dayton, Ohio, is ranked first nationally in the 400 at 45.07 OT, a mark that he ran to win the individual title at the Big Ten Indoor Championships and broke the conference record. He also won the 200 at the Big Ten Indoor Championships in 20.86 OT, a mark that ranks him 18th nationally. MID-ATLANTIC REGION – Sincere Rhea – Pen...

BYU Sweeps 2020 WCC Cross Country Championships PROVO — For the sixth consecutive season, the top-ranked BYU men's cross country team clinched a West Coast Conference title. For the third-straight year, the women's team is joining them. The Cougars dominated the conference's 2020 championship meet pushed to Wednesday due to the coronavirus pandemic, led by All-American Conner Mantz, who won his second league title with a winning time of 22 minutes, 54.4 seconds to top the men's race held at Craig Ranch Regional Park in North Las Vegas, Nevada. The junior Sky View product led six Cougars in ...

BYU Upsets #1 NAU as Conner Mantz Wins, Nico Young Impresses, & BYU Sweeps Team Titles at Silver State Challenge in Vegas February 1, 2021 Believe it or not, we’re exactly six weeks away from the NCAA Cross Country Championships. If this were a normal cross country season, it would be October 10 right now — a week before the Wisconsin/Pre-Nats Invites. Things are starting to get serious. On Saturday, the Wisconsin men and Michigan State women won the Big 10 XC championships. And today, we saw a clash of college XC’s men’s superpowers as #2 BYU took down #1 NAU (and #4 Notre Dame), 49-...

Men’s Marathon Project Preview: With a Fast Course & Perfect Conditions, Sunday Could Be a Historic Day for US Marathoning December 17, 2020 In the annals of US distance running, a total of 21 men have broken 2:10 in the marathon, doing so a combined 56 times. There are only six races in history in which more than one American has broken 2:10. The list: Article continues below player Race 2012 Olympic Trials Meb Keflezighi (2:09:08), Ryan Hall (2:09:30), Abdi Abdirahman (2:09:47), Dathan Ritzenhein (2:09:55) 1983 Boston 1982 Boston 2002 Chicago 2010 Boston 2019 Boston Scott Fauble (2:09:09)...