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Sursa foto: smartradio.ro Romanian athlete Rares Andrei Toader broke the national record in weight throw on Sunday, at the international competition in Brno (Czech Republic), with a 21.29m toss that also earned him the qualification for the Tokyo Olympic Games, agerpres reports. Toader had managed to equal the national record at the beginning of the month (21.06 m), at the National Championship in Cluj-Napoca. The athlete trained by Sorin Tirichita surpassed the Olympic qualifying standard (21.10 m), being followed in the event ranking by Great Britain's Scott Lincon - 21.28 m, and Portugal's...

App State track & field head coach Damion McLean and associate track & field coach/cross country head coach Michael Curcio have announced the addition o

Carlisle’s Shyra Stoutt holds off Lettsome’s Tamri Thomas, on the anchor leg of the 4x200m Relay By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway Lettsome, House 1, prevented defending champions Flemming, House 3, from attaining their historic third 3-peat victory since their first between 2002-2004, during Thursday’s Elmore Stoutt High School Inter-house Track and Field Championships, with a resounding 44 points victory at the A. O. Shirley Grounds. It was Lettsome’s 10 th overall title. Lettsome amassed 330 points to win the one-day version of the 49 th edition of the championships that’...

Tigers weight thrower, DeeNia McMiller, rewrites her story after coronavirus stole championship dreams in 2020 DeeNia McMiller: Rewriting the story of Memphis weight thrower chases title By Cassie Carlson | March 9, 2021 at 9:28 PM CST - Updated March 9 at 11:00 PM MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - On March 12, 2020, Memphis weight thrower DeeNia McMiller and track and field head coach Kevin Robinson stepped off a plane in New Mexico for the 2020 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships. “Pretty much just got right off the plane, didn’t even get my bags yet and they just told us it was cancele...

  Long Jumper Khybah Dawson sails through the air for a 7.36m leap, the No 7 All Time BVI mark  PHOTO Cleave M. Farrington By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway In their first competition of the season, New Mexico Jr. College twin brothers Diamante and Djimon Gumbs qualified for March 4-6 Jr. College Indoor National Championships on Tuesday, while Top Notch Track Club’s Long Jumper Khybah Dawson, climbed to No. 7 on the BVI All Time List during the Dag Samuels Development Series meet No 5 on Saturday.   Djimon heaved the Shot 15.24m (50’0’) to book his ticket while Diamante had a thr...