Monthly Archives: January 2013

The indoor season is kicking into high gear, with the first higher-level pro circuits starting up, several big-time college meets, and the USA Cross Country Championships all going on. What are the best matchups to watch? Let’s take a look … Continue reading →

About two hours ago, Emma Kertesz announced that she will be foregoing her senior year of eligibility at the University of Toledo and will be joining the Hansons-Brooks Distance Project in Rochester, Michigan, as a professional runner. She asked me … Continue reading →

This week I split my weekly college awards into two posts. As an added bonus, I’ve compiled each event’s eight best marks of the weekend into a single .pdf file. Check it out — it’s color-coded and everything. Let’s get … Continue reading →

This week I’m splitting the weekly awards into two posts. The men’s awards will be named today, and the women’s awards will be named tomorrow. As a bonus, I’ve compiled each event’s top eight marks of the weekend into a … Continue reading →

Bernard Lagat vs Augustin Choge (3000 meters) British Athletics International Match Emirates Arena, Glasgow SCO Saturday, 3:28pm local time (10:28am ET) The British Athletics International Match, a scored meet between five national teams, is the first high-level pro meet of … Continue reading →

Rankings, results, schedules, trivia, it’s all right here. Earlier today, the new men’s dual meet rankings were released. They are below. The next women’s rankings will come out next Wednesday. Note that the women’s rankings are from January 16 but … Continue reading →

The weekly college awards are a day late this time around, but it’s a day that many of us have off of work or school. So let’s get right to it! Men Athlete of the Week: Deon Lendore, Texas A&M … Continue reading →

What are the one-on-one matchups to keep an eye on this weekend? I’ve got it all right here for you. 1. #1 Arkansas at #2 Texas A&M (men) Saturday, 11:00 am local / noon ET, College Station TX According to … Continue reading →

With the pros not quite up to speed yet, most track news comes from colleges. Here are four college track items worth noting. Ken Goe is back on track Now that college football is finally over, Goe is going back … Continue reading →

Today the “Week 1″ women’s dual meet rankings were released, an update on the pre-season rankings released two weeks ago. You can read the release at Track and Field News. The men’s and women’s rankings as of right now… Women’s … Continue reading →