Monthly Archives: January 2012

Have you seen this track meet? For you young punks (get off my lawn!) who don’t know what I’m talking about, I mean the famous short-lived 1980s program which put pictures of missing children on milk cartons, often with the … Continue reading →

Last week’s ranking in parenthesis, this week’s result listed (if any). 1. Arizona State (3) 2. BYU (1) 3. Stanford (2) 4. Arizona (7) 5. Oregon (5) 6. Northern Arizona (6) 7. Colorado St. (9) Won Air Force Team Challenge … Continue reading →

Last week’s ranking in parenthesis. 1. Arkansas (2) 2. Texas A&M (1) 3. Texas (4) 4. LSU (3) 5. Texas Tech (6) 6. Houston (5) 7. Texas-Arlington (8) 8. UTSA (7) 9. Baylor (9) 10. UL-Lafayette (12) 11. Oklahoma (14) … Continue reading →

Last week’s ranking in parenthesis. 1. Florida (1) 2. Georgia (3) 3. Mississippi St. (2) 4. Mississippi (4) 5. Florida State (5) 6. Clemson (6) 7. Auburn (7) 8. Tennessee (8) 9. Western Kentucky (24) 10. South Carolina (14) 11. … Continue reading →

Last week’s ranking in parenthesis, this week’s result’s listed (if any). 1. Penn State (5) 2. Virginia Tech (1) 3. Princeton (4) Won Saturday Night at the Armory 4. Cornell (2) 2nd at Saturday Night at the Armory 5. Connecticut … Continue reading →

Last week’s ranking in parenthesis, this week’s results listed (if any). 1. Indiana (1) 2. Ohio State (2) 3. Nebraska (3) Won Mark Colligan Memorial 4. Minnesota (4) Won Bill Bergan Invitational 5. Iowa (5) 6. Notre Dame (7) 7. … Continue reading →

Who are this week’s honorees? Men With such a big weekend of action, I can’t pick just one athlete of the week. Cam Levins, Southern Utah The senior ran the best two-day indoor double in Canadian history at the UW … Continue reading →

As an aid to help you sort out the weekend, here are the top marks of the weekend in each of the standard women’s events. Earlier I posted the leading men’s marks. 60 meters Owusu-Agyapong, Flings Syracuse 7.34 Booker, Dominique … Continue reading →

This was the first real big weekend of the college season, and there were a lot of big meets. To sum everything up, I’ve compiled the top eight marks of the weekend in each of the standard events. Data is … Continue reading →

Professionals The big deal here in the USA is the first-ever U.S. Open at Madison Square Garden, kicking off both the IAAF Indoor Permit meets and VISA Championship Series. The meet begins at 7:00 PM ET. TV Coverage: next-day tape … Continue reading →