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Karsten Warholm ran a world leading time of 45.31 in the 400m today in Norway.

Here's a screen shot of the 60m American Top Ten so far this year. Coby Hilton is #1.

Great player!

Adam Thomas of Great Britain, 6.61 to win in Denmark.

Unfortunately, in the same race, Filippo Tortu came 5th in 6.75! :(

I have been wondering that too, as have others. Then I found this: Apparently they won't publish the results from meets that are listed on their calendar. It's ridiculous.

I said before the game that it was more important for the Niners to win, than it was for McCaffrey to have a prominent role and a productive game. And I would certainly trade McCaffrey's commendable performance today for a 49ers victory. Also, as had been said before, it was a HUGE mistake for...

I agree. They should have brought in someone better, weeks ago.

In this case, I think it's more important that the 49ers win, than McCaffrey plays a lot, or even plays well. If the Niners win tomorrow, the entire country will watch them in the Super Bowl, starting an all-white backfield! Plus superstars George Kittle and Nick Bosa. That would really be...

Boling ran a WL 20.42 in the 200m.

1/ Matthew Boling 9.98 2/ John Teeters 10.00 3/ Devin Quinn 10.01 4/ Zachary Jewell 10.09 5/ Cole Beck 10.11 6/ Kevin Little 10.14 6/ Coby Hilton 10.14* (Altitude) 8/ John Woods 10.16 9/ Larry Questad 10.18 9/ Shane Crawford 10.18 11/ Marty Krulee 10.19 12/ Jason Leach 10.20 13/ Jackson Webb...

Based on his early season 60m race and time, I am hopeful that Colby Hilton will make his way onto this list this year.

Great news about Whelpton! Can't wait to see how his season progresses. Thanks WL!

6.51 in Colorado. It's an altitude assisted time, but still counts, and is tied for the world lead. https://twitter.com/cobyhilton?lang=en

Checking the world leading lists, I see Kolbeinn Hoour Gunnarsson of Iceland with a fine 60m time of 6.68. Never heard of this guy before, and he's 27 yrs old. Also Alisha Rees of Scotland, broke her own 60m Scottish record with a time of 7.27. Mary Beth Price has run 7.26, but at altitude.

Boling is really a talented sprinter - great at the 100m, 200m, and 400m. Steiner is similar. She ran a 51.70 400m yesterday. I think her first 400m since high school.

Wind aided.

Tentoglou opens his indoor season with a wonderful 8.33 long jump.

"Matthew Boling to No. 3 all-time collegian at 300m with a 32.40 at Clemson"

Cole Beck opens up his season with a 6.66 60m 1st place at the Virginia Tech Invitational. Great time for his first race of the year.

Here's a 13 yr old Aussie who is tearing it up against older kids - Max Marshall.

I don't know if we've mentioned this kid before; but 17 yr old Sebastian Sultana of Australia, is now the fastest under-18 Australian in history. His record setting time was 10.27, and he just ran a windy 10.20 this weekend. Here's more information about him...

Recently a Danish soccer player collapsed on the field from a heart attack. The scene on field was very similar to last again. He eventually recovered, and played soccer again. https://abcnews.go.com/WNT/video/soccer-star-christian-eriksen-collapses-field-78244876

Good game between the Niners and the Raiders. Both teams looking very good. Jason Stidham playing very well as QB for the Raiders.

Meanwhile Domantas Sabonis leads the league in rebounds. Also very interesting to note that 4 of the 5 leading scorers in the NBA are foreign born, and all 5 of top 5 rebounders are foreign born. That should wake up coaches, that fundamentals and skills are more important than jumping out of...