COACH’S PERSPECTIVE – DENG AND BOL’S BREAKTHROUGH YEAR
By Justin Rinaldi
At the start of the 2018 perpetration period, Joseph Deng, Peter Bol and I talked about the goals for the year ahead and what we wanted to achieve. In order they were: 1. Finish first and second at the Commonwealth...
Australia’s Richest Outback Mile is underway!
Written by Caitlin Murdock - Runner's Tribe
Results from last night’s Elite Mile Heats at the Leonora Golden Gift
With stacked fields in both the men’s and women’s races, spectators lined Tower St in Leonora to watch some of Australia’s best athletes compete for their chance at...
Noah Lyles headlines a star-studded sprint lineup at the Wanda Diamond League’s Athletissima meet in Lausanne on August 20. Still chasing points to qualify for the final in Zurich, Lyles will clash with Jamaica’s Kishane Thompson and Oblique Seville after a surprise 100m loss in London.
Hailing from the Central Coast of NSW, middle distance star, Charlie Hunter, left Australian shores in 2018 to take up a scholarship for the famed Oregon Ducks. It was a decision that changed his life. He is now the proud owner of Australian indoor records over one mile (3:53.49)...
By Chris Lotsbom, @ChrisLotsbom
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NEW YORK (13-May) -- There are few athletes that have achieved more --and been robbed of more-- in the sport of athletics than Edna Kiplagat. At 36-years-old, the Kenyan mother of five is back here to race the streets...
With the IAAF World Championships set to burst out of the blocks for the 16th time next Saturday 4 August for ten days of scintillating action, the athletes are fine tuning their final preparations for the premier athletics event of the year.
A galaxy of stars are set to descend on London...
Ethiopians world-class runners dominated the Haspa Marathon Hamburg, taking all three places on the podium: Solomon Deksisa won with 2:06:34, the third fastest time ever in Hamburg. Debutant Tadu Abate took second with 2:06:54 while Ayele Abshero was third in 2:07:19. Kenya’s Solomon Yego finished fourth with 2:07:37 while the 2012 Olympic Champion Stephen Kiprotich...
Pole vaulter Nina Kennedy has won Australia’s first medal at the 2022 World Athletics Championships in Oregon, USA, clearing 4.80m to win bronze.
The best elite women’s field in its history will line up for the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON on Sunday. An unprecedented total of seven runners with personal bests under 2:20 will be competing, among them the defending champion and course record holder Tigst Assefa. Last year the Ethiopian carved her express way through the Brandenburg Gate to achieve the sensational performance with 2:15:37.
Australia’s Lachlan Kennedy delivered a blistering performance to win silver in the men’s 60m final at the World Indoor Championships in Nanjing, finishing just one hundredth of a second behind the winner in one of the closest sprint finishes of the competition.
Pos
Bib
Country
Athlete
Mark
Reaction Time
1
201
GBR
Jeremiah AZU
6.49 =PB
0.129
2
107
AUS
Lachlan KENNEDY
6.50
0.117
3
338
RSA
Akani SIMBINE
6.54
0.147
4
153
CHN
Zhenye XIE
6.58 SB
0.149
5
266
JAM
Rohan...
