Jamaica mourns Stephen Francis as national leaders and athletics bodies pay tribute to the legendary MVP Track Club coach and ...

Stephen Francis, the visionary MVP Track & Field Club coach who helped transform Jamaican athletics and develop world-class ...

EUGENE, Ore. — Nike will debut a new athlete competition kit and its largest-ever retail experience at next week’s Prefontaine Classic, bringing a fresh look for competitors and an expanded ...

Jamaican athletes Roje Stona, Danniel Thomas-Dodd and Assinie Wilson will be among the stars in action when the Wanda Diamond League heads to Stockholm, Sweden, on Sunday. Olympic discus champion ...

Kimar Farquharson heads to the NCAA Outdoor Championships after clocking a personal best 45.18 at the NCAA West First Round. The former Calabar High standout will represent Texas A&M in the men's 400m ...

Pole vault world record holder Mondo Duplantis has claimed the BBC World Sport Star of the Year award for the second time in a row. The Swedish-American athlete received the BBC Sport Award honor ...

MEN’S 100 METERS (Wind: +3.8): 1. Trayvon Bromell (USA), 9.85; 2. Andre De Grasse (CAN), 9.91; 3. Oblique Seville (JAM), 9.91; 4. Pjai Austin (USA), 9.92; 5 ...

Shantae Foreman's Personal Best Leads Triumphs at Clemson Invitational; Williams Secures Second Spot Jamaica’s Shantae Foreman soared to an early world-leading mark of 14.17 meters in the triple jump ...

This article is written with enough depth for biomechanics experts, elite coaches, and World Athletics officials to critically engage with it—while still remaining accessible to the average reader who ...

ATHENS, Georgia – The University of Georgia has added Trinidad and Tobago sprinters Sanaa and Sole Frederick to their track team. At 17 years old, these twin athletes are known for their skills in the ...

🔥 WELCOME TO VELOCITY FEST 18 – LIVE FROM JAMAICA’S NATIONAL STADIUM! You are watching Velocity Fest 18, one of the BIGGEST senior track and field meets in Jamaica outside of the National ...

TURKU, Finland (June 3) — Jamaica’s Lamara Distin cleared 1.94m to finish second in the women’s high jump at the Paavo Nurmi Games in Turku on Wednesday. Distin, one of Jamaica’s best ever high ...