Athletics
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All Eyes on Ajayi as NCAA Championships Reach Fever Pitch
The NCAA Division I Track and Field Championships in Eugene have already delivered unforgettable performances, with Ja’Kobe Tharp’s stunning 12.75…
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Former World Champion Gudaf Tsegay Banned for Four Months
Decorated two-time former World champion and Olympic medallist Gudaf Tsegay has been handed a four-month ban by the Athletics Integrity…
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Amusan and Tharp Headline Six World Record Holders Confirmed for Prefontaine Classic
Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan and Auburn University’s Ja’Kobe Tharp will be the marquee names at the 51st Prefontaine Classic, leading a…
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Ese Brume Set for 2026 Long Jump Debut in Los Angeles
African long jump record holder and reigning Commonwealth Games champion, Ese Brume, is set to make her first competitive appearance…
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‘I’m Speechless, I Didn’t Mean To’: Auburn’s Tharp Breaks World Record in 110m Hurdles at NCAA Championships
‘I’m speechless. I didn’t mean to,’ said Auburn junior Ja’Kobe Tharp, moments after etching his name into track and field…
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Godbless, Onyah Lead Nigerian Charge on Day 2 of NCAA Division 1 Outdoor Championships
Day two of the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships promises more Nigerian brilliance as sprinter Tima Godbless…
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Nnamdi Strikes Gold, Ajayi, Ogazi Lead Historic Sprint Charge in Eugene
Nigeria’s rising stars lit up the opening day of the NCAA Division I Track and Field Championships, with Chinecherem Nnamdi…
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‘This Boy Is in Good Shape’: Olympic Champion Wanyonyi Admits Lutkenhaus Too Strong
Emmanuel Wanyonyi, the Olympic champion from Kenya, finished second in the men’s 800m at the Wanda Diamond League in Oslo,…
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Gout Gout Finishes Sixth in Oslo 200m, Vows to Return Stronger
Rising Australian sprinter Gout Gout made his Diamond League debut in Oslo, finishing sixth in the men’s 200m with a…
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Tebogo Storms to 19.84 SB in Oslo 200m Victory, Urges Gout Gout to Stay Patient
Botswana’s Letsile Tebogo produced a season’s best of 19.84 seconds to win the men’s 200m at the Oslo Diamond League,…
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