Articles Archive

  • Lost River’s Big Goals Continue

    Lost River had a big goal when it hosted the Southern Cascade League hybrid track and field championships last weekend. (via Herald and News)

    Todd Grasley - May 17, 2013 - Comment
  • Mike Kennedy's 2013 World Youth Championships Prospects- May 15 Report (Exclusive to MileSplit)

    In 2011, the United States won its sixth straight IAAF World Youth Championships in Lille, France. The 2013 WYC are just months away in Donetsk, Ukraine. The U.S. team will be selected. June 25-26 at the USATF National Youth Championships in Edwardsville, Il.  

    Mike Kennedy - May 16, 2013 - Comment
  • Glencoe's Ryan England A Perfect Fit For the 800 Meter Dash

    The 800-meter dash is a grueling, test-of-will race that isn’t for the faint of heart.(via highschoolsports.oregonlive.com)

    Todd Grasley - May 16, 2013 - Comment
  • Hasay Named Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year

    Oregon's Jordan Hasay and Arizona State's Nick Happe and were named the Pac-12 Men's and Women's Track & Field Scholar-Athletes of the Year. (via goducks.com)

    Todd Grasley - May 14, 2013 - Comment
  • Ducks Show Off Balance In Sweep

    Athletes stepped up from all over to lead Oregon to its fifth straight sweep of the Pac-12 championships (via www.registerguard.com)

    Todd Grasley - May 14, 2013 - Comment
  • Valley Catholic Girls Step Up At home, aim next at district and state titles - OregonLive.com

    The Valley Catholic girls track and field team has been tough as nails all year long. (via highschoolsports.oregonlive.com)

    Todd Grasley - May 13, 2013 - Comment
  • Ducks Look To Extend Their Winning Streams When The Pac-12 Championships Begin Today

    There is a light overcast here today, but it should burn off by the time the Pac-12 Championships get rolling in earnest at Loker Stadium on the USC campus. (via The Oregonian - OregonLive.com)

    Todd Grasley - May 11, 2013 - Comment
  • Ask the Coaches: Quality Speedwork Causing Sluggishness

    Runniers World offers up these tips to avoid sluggishness while doing speed work. They say the best thing to do is consult with your coach to avoid injury and overtraining (via Runner's World)

    Todd Grasley - May 10, 2013 - Comment
  • Catching Up With Tyson Gay & Nickel Ashmeade

    Todd Grasley caught up with Tyson Gay and Nickel Ashmeade during a recent workout at the National Training Center in Clermont. The two talk about their recent success at the Jamaica Invitational, training, upcoming trip to New York City, and their goals for 2013.

    Todd Grasley - May 08, 2013 - Comment
  • Mike Kennedy's 2013 World Youth Championships Prospects-April 24 Report (Exclusive to MileSplit)

    (Photo by Image of Sport)  In 2011, the United States won its sixth straight IAAF World Youth Championships in Lille, France. The 2013 WYC are just months away in Donetsk, Ukraine. The U.S. team will be selected. June 25-26 at the USATF National Youth Championships in Edwardsville, Il.

    Mike Kennedy - May 02, 2013 - 1 Comments
  • The Education of Jordan Hasay

    She has always known how to win, but at the University of Oregon she earned her running degree by learning to cope with defeat. (via Runner's World)

    Todd Grasley - May 02, 2013 - Comment
  • Ivy League Refugee Matt Miner Is A Pleasant Surprise For The UO Men's Team

     On the Oregon team that won the men's 4xmile relay at last week's Penn Relays, one guy dipped under four minutes. And he was ... Matt Miner, the Ivy League's latest gift to the UO program. (via The Oregonian - OregonLive.com)

    Todd Grasley - May 01, 2013 - Comment
  • Former Barlow High School Decathlete Nathanael Franks Wins The Coach Wooden Citizen Cup

    Nathanael Franks, the former Barlow High star and now a decathlete at Arkansas, was named the 2013 amateur winner of the Coach Wooden Citizen Cup Tuesday in Atlanta. (via The Oregonian - OregonLive.com)

    Todd Grasley - April 25, 2013 - Comment
  • Ducks Drop Dual Meet To Arkansas At Oregon Relays

    The first ever dual meet between track and field powers Oregon and Arkansas lived up to expectations as the No. 2 Razorbacks trailed most of the afternoon but made a late charge, clinching the victory in the 4x400 meter relay, the final event of the meet. (via dailyemerald.com)

    Todd Grasley - April 23, 2013 - Comment
  • When To Back Off

    Advice for hard-working high schoolers on how to identify when it’s wiser to go easy (via Runner's World)

    Todd Grasley - April 22, 2013 - Comment
  • Introducing Athletics Gold; International Elite Rankings Site

    MileSplit is proud to announce Athletics Gold. The site marks our ongoing march to offer the most complete source on the planet. It offers a simple and straightforward way to follow the international elite scene and latest world and regional rankings.

    Jason Byrne - April 18, 2013 - 5 Comments
  • Boston Will Survive !

    From Hopkinton to Boston more than a half a million people line the streets the third Monday in April, beginning their holiday by cheering the never-ending stream of runners that pass by. The women of Wellesley College know their place at the halfway mark. Their youthful enthusiasm provides the runners some mental fuel to make it to Boylston Street and the finish line at Copley Square that’s still 13-miles away. The bars and restaurants are crowded with people, most glued to this storied race pictured on the flat screens. The city is buzzing. Everyone is happy in Beantown. It’s Patriots Day, the date designated for the oldest and most-fabled 26.2-mile footrace in the world, the Boston Marathon.

    Stephen Mazzone - April 17, 2013 - 1 Comments
  • Sky's The Limit For Eaton

    :At 25 years old, American decathlon star Ashton Eaton has already accomplished everything there is to achieve in the sport - yet he remains driven, eager - like the rest of the track and field world, to see just where his limits lie. (via jamaica-gleaner.com)

    Todd Grasley - April 15, 2013 - Comment
  • Picking a Summer Running Camp

    Here are some quick tips to help parents and runners find a camp that would best suit their interests, experience and abilities. 

    Roy Benson - April 12, 2013 - Comment
  • U.S. Olympic Trials will return to TrackTown USA in 2016

    USATF CEO Max Siegel declared that the greatest track meet on U.S. soil will return to TrackTown USA in 2016.

    - April 12, 2013 - Comment
  • Mike Kennedy's 2013 World Youth Championships Prospects-April 10th Report (Exclusive to MileSplit)

    In 2011, the United States won its sixth straight IAAF World Youth title in Lille, France. The 2013 WYC are in Donetsk, Ukraine. The U.S. team will be selected. June 25-26 at the USATF National Youth Championships in Edwardsville, Il. Photo by Image of Sport.

    Mike Kennedy - April 11, 2013 - 2 Comments
  • Oregon Senior Jordan Hasay Fully Commits to the 10,000

    Oregon's Jordan Hasay ran the 1,500 meters Saturday at the Pepsi Team Invitational for fun, for team points and for training. (via The Oregonian - OregonLive.com)

    Todd Grasley - April 08, 2013 - Comment
  • Cabral, Hasay Named Pac-12 Athletes of the Week

    After running nation-leading times in their respective events, Johnathan Cabral and Jordan Hasay have been named the Pac-12 outdoor track athletes of the week.

    - April 02, 2013 - Comment
  • Ryan Crouser Strives Through Injuries To Earn Texas Relays Win

    The Texas Relays hold a special place in the hearts of young athletes who get to mix and mingle with some of the best track and field stars in the world. (via www.dailytexanonline.com)

    Todd Grasley - April 01, 2013 - Comment
  • Mike Kennedy's 2013 World Youth Championships Prospects-March 23rd Report (Exclusive to MileSplit)

    In 2011, the United States won its sixth straight IAAF World Youth Championships in Lille, France. The 2013 WYC are just months away in Donetsk, Ukraine. The U.S. team will be selected. June 25-26 at the USATF National Youth Championships in Edwardsville, Il.

    Mike Kennedy - March 29, 2013 - Comment
  • Ashton Eaton In Santa Barbara

    Below the observatory at Westmont College is the track-and-field complex, where Harry Marra was very much in a state of observation. (via www.independent.com)

    Todd Grasley - March 27, 2013 - Comment
  • Tuesday Top Ten Features Of The MileSplit Network

    MileSplit NY - This Tuesday Top 10 is a little bit of a lesson for those unfamiliar with the true depth of the MileSplit system.  We are far deeper than a results aggregate, and the utilities are endless.  We've laid out for you the ten best features we have built into our system, and we leave you to explore their options.  Enjoy!

    Kyle Brazeil - March 26, 2013 - Comment
  • Dee Dee Trotter is in the Building, In Studio Interview with 2012 Olympic Medalist

    London Games 400 meter bronze medalist and 4x400 gold medalist, Dee Dee Trotter, stopped by the MileSplit Studio last Thursday to hang out. We grabbed a ten minute interview where she compares medals with Todd.

    Jason Byrne - March 25, 2013 - 2 Comments
  • Pro-tips: Jim Ryun

    Until Leo Manazano ran his way to a silver medal in London this past summer Jim Ryun was most current miler/1500m from the United State to medal, only he did it in 1968 at Mexico City. At the time he owned world records in the 800, 1500m and mile. Eventually, like Jim, track will end for all of us, but he took a moment to chat with us about what track has taught him about the real world.

    Rob Versaw - March 20, 2013 - 2 Comments
  • Thomas, Skipper Named Pac-12 Athletes of the Week

    De'Anthony Thomas and Greg Skipper have been named the Pac-12 men's track and field athletes of the week, respecively, the conference announced Tuesday.

    - March 19, 2013 - Comment
  • Cross Country Dream (Video)

    Cross country season may be over, but that doesn't mean distance runners don't long for the Fall season to return! Hilarious, check it out!

    Aaron Rich - March 19, 2013 - Comment
  • Alumni Report: March 11-17, 2013

    Check out outdoor performances from across Oregon for the week of March 11, 2013 - March 17, 2013.

    Todd Grasley - March 19, 2013 - Comment
  • Week In Review: March 11 - March 17, 2013

    Check out performances from across the state for the week of March 11 - March 17, 2013.

    Todd Grasley - March 18, 2013 - Comment
  • Tracking Track, An Interesting Foot Locker Flashback

    As we await the competition season to begin outdoors, it gives us time to look back at some interesting things sprawled out across the web.  This is an interesting one, to say the least.  Proving that running is almost universal, against time and competition, compare these two videos.  One would be the first ever Foot Locker Finals, then called Kinney, held in San Diego in 1979.  Then check out the 2012 recap to see how much has changed, and how much hasn't.  Enjoy the time warp.

    Kyle Brazeil - March 18, 2013 - Comment
  • Johnson Named USTFCCCA Coach of the Year

    Robert Johnson has been named the 2013 USTFCCCA national Women's NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field coach of the year.

    - March 14, 2013 - Comment
  • Mike Kennedy's 2013 World Youth Championships Prospects-March 13th Report (Exclusive to MileSplit)

    In 2011, the United States won its sixth straight IAAF World Youth Championships in Lille, France. The 2013 WYC are just months away in Donetsk, Ukraine. The U.S. team will be selected. June 25-26 at the USATF National Youth Championships in Edwardsville, Il. 

    Mike Kennedy - March 14, 2013 - 2 Comments
  • Top 2 Fears of Going to Camp

    Not all youth runners are excited about heading off to running camp. Many parents are faced with a dilemma. They have the good intention to help develop their son or daughter into the best runner they can possbily be. And summer running camp is an ideal way to stimulate their running, kick them into gear to prepare them for the upcoming cross-country season.

    Dean Hebert - March 13, 2013 - Comment
  • Alumni Report: March 4-10, 2013

    Check out indoor performances by Oregon alumni for the week of March 4 - March 10, 2013.

    Todd Grasley - March 12, 2013 - Comment
  • 4x4 Locks Down 4th Consecutive NCAA Crown

    The Women of Oregon dug their way out of a deep deficit to overcome nearly a dozen teams and win their fourth straight NCAA Indoor national title.

    - March 10, 2013 - Comment
  • 4x4 Locks Down 4th Consecutive NCAA Crown

    The Women of Oregon dug their way out of a deep deficit to overcome nearly a dozen teams and win their fourth straight NCAA Indoor national title. (via goducks.com)

    Todd Grasley - March 09, 2013 - Comment
  • Pro-Tips: Charles Jock on Race Strategy

    Charles Jock is famous in the running world for his front-running style. On multiple occasions, Jock has taken the pace out in under 50 seconds on the first lap of the 800 meters. Jock won an NCAA title his senior season at Cal-Irvine and was the runner up his junior year. Jock also qualified for the 2011 World Championships by taking third at the 2011 USA outdoor championships in the 800m. Jock now has an endoresment deal with Nike. We asked him about how he came to his race strategy and also how athletes can push themselves to reach their full potential.

    Ryan Waite - March 06, 2013 - 1 Comments
  • Alumni Report: February 25 - March 3, 2013

    Check out indoor performances by Oregon alumni for the week of February 25- March 3, 2013.

    Todd Grasley - March 04, 2013 - Comment
  • Q&A: Gold Medalist Ashton Eaton On The Importance Of Being A Kid

    Oregon native Ashton Eaton may have won Olympic Gold this summer in the decathlon, but now he's working alongside Nike Inc. on a feat that may be even more challenging. (via www.bizjournals.com)

    Todd Grasley - March 01, 2013 - Comment
  • Use the Force - Olympic Style Weightlifting and Sprint Performance

    What are some of the characteristics of great sprinters?  This is a small list:   powerful, explosive, strong, high levels of coordination and body control.   Now let’s look at some of the characteristics of great Olympic Style Weightlifters.  Things that you will notice about this group are their power, explosiveness, their strength, coordination, and body control.  It’s easy to see how these two groups are similar regardless of their performance application.  

    Adam Settle - February 28, 2013 - Comment
  • Pro-Tips: Evan Jager on injuries and trying something new

    In 2009 Evan Jager was at the top of U.S distance running. At only 20 years old, he was running at the Track and Field World Championships, representing the United States in the 5000m. Then over the next two years, Evan struggled with Injuries. While battling discouragment, Evan fought his way back on to the track and showed everyone not only could he return to an elite level, but he could do it in a new event. Evan went on to qualify for the Olympics and break the American Record in the 3000m Steeplechase in his first year of running the event. Now Evan has dreams of medaling in the Olympics, only a few years after wondering if he would be able to run at a high level ever again. We asked Evan what it takes to come back after injury, and also asked for advice for those looking to try a new event. He also tells us about what it's like to train with the group he trains with as well as how to stay motivated when you have to train on your own.

    Ryan Waite - February 27, 2013 - 2 Comments
  • Alumni Report: February 18 - February 24, 2013

    Check out indoor performances by Oregon alumni for the week of February 18- February 24, 2013.

    Todd Grasley - February 25, 2013 - Comment
  • Brooks PR Boys Preview: Take your pick, these races are going to be fast!

    Not to be outdone, the boys action is also going to be smoking this year at the Brooks PR meet, with fast and furious action coming your way from 60 meters to 2 miles!

    Spencer Crowe - February 21, 2013 - 1 Comments
  • Use the Force - How to Develop High Jumpers

    If you have a High Jumper on your track team then you need this information.   Some of the most spectacular athletes to watch at a track meet are the high jumpers who seemingly have no limits.  Have you ever wondered how these athletes get to the point where they are so explosive and graceful to make every jump look as though it was the easiest thing in the world to accomplish? 

    Adam Settle - February 21, 2013 - Comment
  • Brooks PR Girls Preview: 4 from the same squad!?!

    The girls action is going to be smoking this year at the Brooks PR meet, from 60 meters of fury to 2 miles of tactical savvy.

    Aaron Rich - February 20, 2013 - 1 Comments
  • Men of Oregon Welcome Talented Class of 14

    Oregon will welcome an impressive class of 14 newcomers, including seven from within Oregon's borders, to the men's track and field team next fall.

    Todd Grasley - February 20, 2013 - Comment
  • Greene graduate, Oregon track star looking for Olympic bid

    That he would one day limbo beneath the virtual velvet rope separating mere accomplished milers from the bona fide elite had never been a dream for Chad Noelle, rather a matter-of-fact objective. (via www.pressconnects.com)  

    Todd Grasley - February 20, 2013 - Comment
  • Pro-Tips: Erik Sowinski on perseverance

    Erik Sowinski was a five-time first team All-American at the University of Iowa. In 2011, he placed 4th at the NCAA indoor championships in the 800 meters. In 2012, he placed 3rd indoors and 2nd outdoors. He has a personal best of 1:45.90 and was a competitor in the Olympic Trials. While Erik had a lot of success in college, he is currently without a professional endorsement deal. That has not stopped Erik however from continuing to chase his dream. On February 16, Erik ran at the Millrose Games in the 600m and took down Olympians Duane Solomon and Nick Symmonds and broke the American Record by running a 1:15.61. On Sunday, March 3, he took another big step in his career by winning the 800m at the USA Indoor Championships. We talked with Erik and he gave us valuable insight into never giving up on your dream and always believing in what you know you can accomplish. 

    Ryan Waite - February 20, 2013 - Comment
  • Brooks PR Invitational Oregon Connections: Jean Baptiste Tooley

    The Brooks PR Invitational brings together the nations top track and field athletes from across the country to compete at the Dempsey Center in Seattle, Washington, one of the fastest indoor tracks in the nation. The meet consists of seven events the 60 meter dash, 60 meter hurdles, 400 meter dash, 800 meter run, one mile run, and two mile run. Oregon will send two runners in distance standouts Paige Rice and Jean Baptiste Tooley who will both run the mile. Let's take an in-depth look at Jean Baptiste Tooley, sophomore from Central Catholic High School in Portland.

    Todd Grasley - February 19, 2013 - Comment
  • Brooks PR Invitational Oregon Connections: Paige Rice

    The Brooks PR Invitational brings together the nations top track and field athletes from across the country to compete at the Dempsey Center in Seattle, Washington, one of the fastest indoor tracks in the nation. The meet consists of seven events the 60 meter dash, 60 meter hurdles, 400 meter dash, 800 meter run, one mile run, and two mile run. Oregon will send two runners in distance standouts Paige Rice and Jean Baptiste Tooley who will both run the mile. First, we will take an in-depth look at Paige Rice the junior from St. Mary's Academy in Portland.

    Todd Grasley - February 18, 2013 - Comment
  • Alumni Report: February 11 - February 17, 2013

      Check out indoor performances by Oregon alumni for the week of February 11- February 17, 2013.

    Todd Grasley - February 18, 2013 - Comment
  • Edward Cheserek Chooses his College!

    NJ Distance Star Edward Cheserek chooses his college.

    Robert Kellert - February 16, 2013 - Comment
  • Gardner Wins Millrose Games 60 Meters

    English Gardner was impressive in winning the 60 meters in 7.19 seconds Saturday at the 106th Millrose Games at the Armory.

    - February 16, 2013 - Comment
  • Gardner, Hasay Set for Millrose Games

    English Gardner returns home while Jordan Hasay will make her Big Apple debut Saturday at the Millrose Games in New York City.

    - February 15, 2013 - Comment
  • Lance Deal Named to USATF Staff for IAAF World Championships

    Oregon's Lance Deal has been named to the U.S. Track and Field staff for the 2013 IAAF World Championships in Moscow.

    - February 14, 2013 - Comment
  • Oregon to Celebrate National Girls & Women in Sports Day

    The University of Oregon athletic department will host National Girls & Women in Sports Day at this Sunday's game with Washington State.

    - February 14, 2013 - Comment
  • Pro-Tips: Miles Batty on Goal Setting

    Pro-Tips is a series of articles directly from the pros. Tips from the mouth of the athletes who have reached the pinnacle of the sport. With tips of every kind, this article series is intended to help enlighten everyone on what it is the pros do that helps set them apart. 

    Kyle Perry - February 12, 2013 - 2 Comments
  • Alumni Report: February 4- February 10, 2013

    Check out indoor performances by Oregon alumni for the week of February 4- February 10, 2013.

    Todd Grasley - February 12, 2013 - Comment
  • Tuesday Top Ten Reasons HS Track Is No Longer A Niche Sport

    It looks to be a banner week for track and field, with the inclusion of Millrose's stellar field, among new National Leading Times around the country.  For this week's Tuesday Top Ten, we look at the brand that has been given to Track and Field for years: a niche sport.  Hopefully the following reasons can demonstrate that that view is outdated, and we may be more mainstream than ever.  Check it out below!

    Kyle Brazeil - February 11, 2013 - 2 Comments
  • Should You Try Running Barefoot? The Definitive Guide to Min

    Almost four years in, and the minimalist running boom is still going strong. With studies supporting and opposing the trend, let's examine what we know about the barefoot running phenomenon. (via PolicyMic)

    Todd Grasley - February 10, 2013 - Comment
  • Debunking Three Popular Pre-Race Myths

    Learn why (and how) to avoid making these same mistakes before your next race. (via Competitor.com)

    Todd Grasley - February 09, 2013 - Comment
  • One Month Until Track Starts

    With roughly one month until the spring track season starts in most states, it’s time to start thinking a bit more seriously about your preseason training. What you do now, however, depends on what you’ve been doing since cross country ended in the fall. Some training concepts, however, apply to all runners. (via Runner's World)

    Todd Grasley - February 08, 2013 - Comment
  • Top Sprinters, Hurdlers, Throwers and Distance Runners Sign with the Women of Oregon

    Oregon reached across the continent to sign an impressive list of women's track and field competitors to National Letters of Intent. (via goducks.com)

    Todd Grasley - February 07, 2013 - Comment
  • Milesplit Crash Course - Being a Team Admin

    Margot Kelly - February 05, 2013 - Comment
  • National Signing Day 2013

    February 6th is National Signing Day! This is the first day athletes around the country (and world) can make their college commitments official.

    Todd Grasley - February 05, 2013 - Comment
  • Alumni Report: January 28 - February 3, 2013

    Check out indoor performances by Oregon alumni for the week of January 28 - February 3, 2013.

    Todd Grasley - February 05, 2013 - Comment
  • Building a Better Sprinter from the Ground Up

    Speed can be taught. I know many might believe otherwise but you are wrong. Fast people can become faster. I heard someone a long time ago say the garbage man could coach Carl Lewis. Comments like that make my blood boil. Good coaches can make people faster.  

    Ryan Banta - February 03, 2013 - 12 Comments
  • Alumni Report - January 21 - January 27, 2013

    Check out indoor performances by Oregon alumni for the week of January 21 - January 27, 2013.

    Todd Grasley - January 30, 2013 - Comment
  • Swift-Footed Hurdler Chooses Oregon Football

    The athletes in this years Oregon Ducks recruiting class are shaping up to be a rather unique bunch; including a pair of twins and a pair of players who are the sons of former NFL players.  Now with committed running back Thomas Tyner and the addition of Devon Allen, the Ducks have a pair of the fastest high school sprinters in the country. (via FishDuck)

    Todd Grasley - January 28, 2013 - Comment
  • Cabral Set Meet Record, Hasay School Record At UW Invitational

    Johnathan Cabral's meet record in the men's 60 meter hurdles and Jordan Hasay's school record in the 3,000 meters were two highlights Saturday. (via goducks.com)

    Todd Grasley - January 27, 2013 - Comment
  • Milesplit Crash Course - Claiming a Team

    - January 25, 2013 - Comment
  • Bryan Fernandez Will Become a Duck in The Fall

    Margot Kelly - January 25, 2013 - Comment
  • Alumni Report: January 14 - January 20, 2013

      Check out indoor performances by Oregon alumni for the week of January 14 - January 20, 2013.

    Todd Grasley - January 23, 2013 - Comment
  • Top Ten Reasons to Use Online Registration Through Milesplit

    Cant find just the right place for online registration? Look no further!  Milesplit offers online registration.  Here are ten reasons to use this feature. 

    David Everett - January 22, 2013 - Comment
  • Win a Trip to Brooks PR in Seattle!

    Eligible to all high school students! Upload a 60 second video commentating on anything by January 31st to the Brooks PR Contest Page. Two winners will be picked by Brooks for an all-expenses paid trip to Seattle, where the student reporter will work with Flotrack and Milesplit to commentate the Brooks PR Invitational.

    Jason Byrne - January 22, 2013 - Comment
  • Milesplit Crash Course - Claiming an Athlete Profile

    Margot Kelly - January 20, 2013 - Comment
  • Chandler Rotary Invitational - Join the Competition on March 23rd

    - January 19, 2013 - Comment
  • Webmasters Wanted!

    MileSplit is looking to fill webmaster positions for our Oregon and Washington affiliates. Are you hard working, driven, and passionate about the sport? Do you have live in Washington/Oregon and have experience in journalism, have an entrepreneurial spirit, or just consider yourself a track stat junkie? If so then this is your chance!

    Todd Grasley - January 18, 2013 - Comment
  • USA XC Championships: Junior Watch List

    Each year the USA Cross Country Championships brings together the nation’s very best under-20-year-olds to compete for a spot on Team USA. For many of these athletes it will be their first time making an international team and can be a great way to take their running to a new level. The top six men and women junior finishers at the 2013 Championships will qualify to represent the United States at the 38th IAAF World Cross Country Cham pionships in Bydgoszcz, Poland on March 24th. (via www.usacrosscountrychampionships.com)

    Todd Grasley - January 14, 2013 - Comment
  • Ducks Net 12 Wins in Season Opener

    Jenna Prandini and Sam Crouser impressed in their indoor debuts as Oregon collected 12 wins Saturday at the Blue and Orange Opener to kick off the 2013 season.

    - January 12, 2013 - Comment
  • Crouser Signs With Oregon

    (Crouser after her American record at Aloha Invite) Haley Crouser has made an oral commitment to compete for the University of Oregon.  Eugene Register-Guard article by Curtis Anderson.

    - January 11, 2013 - Comment
  • Become a Brooks PR Student Reporter with MileSplit and Flotrack

    Eligible to all high school students! Upload a 60 second video commentating on anything by January 31st to the Brooks PR Contest Page. Two winners will be picked by Brooks for an all-expenses paid trip to Seattle, where the student reporter will work with Flotrack and MileSplit to commentate the Brooks PR Invitational at the UW Dempsey Track. The reporter will get to work side-by-side with Flotrack and Milesplit, see the fastest HS Runners in the country competing, and get a bunch of Brooks Running gear!

    Jason Byrne - January 09, 2013 - Comment
  • Oregon State To Host Track Events

    Erin Jones, Jennifer Macias & Laura Carlyle at ground-breaking. For the first time in 25 years Oregon State will  host track meets this spring.    Corvallis Gazette-Times article.

    - January 09, 2013 - Comment
  • Great Edinburgh Race

    (Jacob Thomson leads at 3K - thanks to JT) The Junior US Men, led by Craig Novak, placed second in Scotland, while the Junior Women came in third.

    Leo Collins - January 05, 2013 - Comment
  • US Junior Team Races Saturday

      US Junior runners, six girls and six  guys, will represent the US in Scotland on Saturday. Leingang & Thomson at Foot Locker

    Leo Collins - January 03, 2013 - Comment
  • Grabill Released From Hospital

    University of Oregon distance runner was released from the Hospital.   Eugene Register Guard article by Curtis Anderson.

    - January 02, 2013 - Comment
  • Northwest Review 15

    (Jake Leingang  71 & Jacob Thomson 64 will represent the US)   Foot Locker Runners Will head to Scotland to represent the US plus a few other late season odd and ends including Jake Riley 's victory in Kentucky and new York State Awards.

    Leo Collins - December 28, 2012 - Comment
  • Foot Locker Reflections 2012

    At the Del after   A brief look back at this year's Foot Locker National Championship, which was so much more than two impressive races.

    Leo Collins - December 27, 2012 - Comment
  • Theisen Set for Bowerman Trophy Ceremony Presentation

    Seven-time NCAA Champion Brianne Theisen is one of three finalists for the 2012 Bowerman Trophy.

    - December 18, 2012 - Comment
  • Lananna To Be Inducted Into Hall of Fame Wednesday

    Vin Lananna, who oversaw the resurgence of the University of Oregon track and field programs, will be inducted into the USTFCCCA Hall of Fame on Wednesday.

    - December 17, 2012 - Comment
  • Risks of Ibuprofen

    New York Times article by Gretchen Reynolds looks at the risks of Ibuprofen for runners, who use it.

    - December 12, 2012 - Comment
  • Foot Locker National 2012

    Boys at 800 Anna Rohrer and Edward Cheserek won laurel at the 34th Foot Locker National championship.

    Leo Collins - December 08, 2012 - Comment
  • Friday at Foot Locker

    Walk-through at Balboa   Friday's highlights were the traditional walk-through of Balboa and a panel discussion by Foot Locker alumni.

    Leo Collins - December 07, 2012 - Comment
  • Foot Locker Thursday

    Just some of the FL apparel   Thursday was a day of exploration and acquainting not to mention loads of free gear.

    Leo Collins - December 06, 2012 - Comment
  • Foot Locker 2012 Preview

    Dressel & Gardner at West The 34th Foot Locker national championship will be held on Saturday.  Edward Cheserek looks to defend his title and Andrew Gardner of Spokane is one of the top challlengers.  The girls' race should be wide-open but Anna Rorher of Indiana has the look of a champion.

    Leo Collins - December 05, 2012 - Comment
  • Other Foot Locker West Races

    Chery Trapp at Foot Locker   There was much more to Foot locker West than just the seeded races and Cheryn Trapp of Idaho placed third in the girls' Junior-Senior race and Malacai Armstrong garnered third in the combined 7th & 8th grade race.  Delaney Clem of Pendleton earned 23rd in the Girls' Freshman-Sophomore race.

    Leo Collins - December 02, 2012 - Comment