Youth Runner Magazine

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  • 5 days ago | youthrunner.com | Erik Boal

    Wolfpack not only holds off Herriman and Long Beach Wilson to earn win and meet record with nation-leading 7:35.01, but also eclipses 2016 program all-time 4x800 mark of 7:35.06 to produce second-fastest effort in California prep history; Herriman prevails in boys 4x1,600 and DMR, with Long Beach Wilson girls securing 4x800 triumph and Corona Santiago taking girls 4x1,600 title   Jacob Brown, Christian Gump, Marco Franco and Jack Paradise of Great Oak | Erik Boal photo WALNUT, Calif.

  • 1 week ago | youthrunner.com | Erik Boal

    Juskeviciute, a former Vanderbilt All-American, elevates to No. 3 all-time Lithuanian competitor with 6,295 points in heptathlon and Cal graduate McMorris of VS Athletics prevails in decathlon with 8,258 points; Ault and Urban earn javelin victories, with Treacy and Farah taking top spots in 3,000 steeplechase   Justin Byron, left, with Beatrice Juskeviciute and Harold Rose | Photo courtesy of Beatrice Juskeviciute WALNUT, Calif.

  • 1 week ago | youthrunner.com | Erik Boal

    The 65th Mt. SAC Relays are scheduled for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Hilmer Lodge Stadium in Walnut, Calif. More than 20 world records have been set at the venue since 1960, with the list of past meet winners and all-time marks at the Mt. SAC Relays celebrating some of the elite track and field athletes in the history of the sport.

  • 1 week ago | youthrunner.com | Lauren Keating

    USA Track & Field and Sound Running announced it will host the World Athletics Silver Label event to build athlete fanbases leading up to the 2028 Olympic Games.   In a major development for the track and field community, USA Track & Field (USATF) has announced a collaboration with Sound Running to host the inaugural Track Fest on May 24, 2025, at Occidental College in Los Angeles.

  • 1 week ago | youthrunner.com | Erik Boal

    Kenyan competitor runs world-leading 8:13.89 in first steeplechase race for Louisville, fasttest by collegiate athlete since Rono in 1978; Furman’s Schubert edges Texas Tech’s Cheruiyot by a 27:45.63 to 27:45.65 margin in men’s 10,000, with Amponsah of West Texas A&M setting NCAA Division 2 record at 27:47.93, in addition to Hutchins setting BYU record of 32:22.98 to win women’s 10,000 and Oklahoma freshman Jeruto earning women’s steeplechase victory in 9:34.71 Geoffrey Kirwa of Louisville |...

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