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Beavercreek's Taylor Ewert (OH) ran the 13th all-time fastest girls 5K at the NXN National Championships en route to a 3rd place finish in 2018.

The Senior World Championships were held in Eugene, Oregon to much acclaim. The Juniors get Cali, Columbia this week.

Check out some of the history of the sport, and see what numbers you'll be chasing if you want to etch your name into history.

In 2019 at her home meet, Sarah Trainor ran by herself to a national record in the 2K steeplechase.

The prep athlete will take on the Collegians and Pro's over 3000m and 5000m this Winter.

We're taking a lot at every national record on the girls side and predicting if it can be broken

Is this the best year ever for Track and Field in NY?

The annual Manhattan Invitational is hitting 45 year milestone, and with it comes plenty of history.

  Ajee Wilson, senior, Neptune HS, Neptune, New Jersey; World Junior Champion, 800m (2:00.91) (photo via DemoTix Images)

  Ajee Wilson, senior, Neptune HS, Neptune, New Jersey; World Junior Champion, 800m (2:00.91) (photo via DemoTix Images)

Stay tuned right here track fans, as the conclusion to the Outdoor season is surprisingly, and finally, upon us.  The IAAF World Juniors are being held in Barcelona, Spain as you read this, and you can look no further for the results than right here.

Marshfield (MA) grinded over the final meters of the race to get the win over powerhouse teams like CBA (NJ).

Craig Engels (NC) ran 1:49.89 to win the 800m and become the 4th HSer ever to go sub-1:50 and sub-9:00.  CA state meet was rocking! Sork and Dickson sub-1:50 in WA!

Mary Cain ran US#5 AT 4:17.1 for 1500m, just missing the Olympic A standard.  Marvin Bracy wins 100m in FL, but tweaks hammy.  More inside! (Photo by Kyle Brazeil)

To some, winning a Penn Relays Gold Watch is a goal just as, and even sometimes moreso important than winning a national championship.  Watches are awarded only to the overall American winners in Championship of America events at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia, kicking off for the 118th time next Thursday at Franklin Field.  In some cases, most notably the sprints, it is harder to win a spot on the top of the medal stand than it is to win a national championship.  This fact is because of the international draw the relays bring to Philly; currently, there are 62 schools registered that are not from the United States, with Jamaica the most represented foreign country with 32 individual schools.  For some, winning a watch means beating the world. While the main events remain the short relays, specifically the 4x100m and 4x400m, the distance relays and open events are available on an invite basis.  And with the the high quality meet comes a high caliber field in each of the 4 invitational distance events.  We broke down the competition to help you see where the action may take place.