2021 Olympic Trials
483 Days and redemption: Emily Sisson takes the 10,000m! By Sean MacPherson, SOJC Track Bureau, for RunBlogRun
The women's 10,000m had 41 human participants (37 finished) as well as Mother Nature. Anyone who miscalculated the role of...
Read moreDeAnna Price sets new American record By Sam Fariss SOJC Track Bureau for RunBlogRun
DeAnna Price gave a clinic on how to compete in the hammer throw. In October 2019, DeAnna Price took the...
Read moreRunBlogRun presents Athletics Chat Episode 57
RunBlogRun presents Athletics Chat Episode 57 Getting ready to fly, photo by Cortney V White Find all of our Socialing...
Read moreDAY 9 OLYMPIC TRIALS BLOG: Consider the 20k…
The 20k racewalk is the topic of Elliott Denman's Day nine blog. I wanted to get it posted, not just...
Read moreUSA Olympic Trials / Day Nine: Hot Temperatures & Sizzling Performances
Grant Holloway, on his way to Tokyo and the record books, photo by Kevmofoto Rai Benjamin, on his way to...
Read moreRunBlogRun presents Trials Breakdown Day 10 Preview
RunBlogRun presentsTrials BreakdownDay 10 Preview Breathe in, breathe out, photo by Cortney White USATF Olympic Trials PreviewDay 10 (Sunday, June...
Read more2021 RunBlogRun, week # 4, Summer mileage, day 7
Long runs are valuable on so many levels. Keep it at a conversational pace, and we suggest that you get...
Read moreHillary Bor wins the big one and now the steeplechaser is off to Tokyo! by Joe Zochert, SOJC Track Bureau for RunBlogRun
Hillary Bor is the US steeplechase champion. Hillary is now, a two-time Olympian. Bor is part of the HOKA ONE...
Read more200 meter women’s semi’s flying and now the final! by Bryan Sutton / SOJC Track Bureau for RunBlogRun
The women's 200m final is tonight. Last night, at the Runnerspace Media table, I was asked if Allyson can make...
Read moreWomen’s steeplechase exceeded expectations: Coburn and Frerichs worthy battle, by Sean MacPherson/SOJC Track Bureau for RunBlogRun
The women's steeplechase is a new event on the women's calendar. Seriously, it is less than 30 years old. In...
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