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I think he got injured at the Big 10 Championships. Came last in the final with a time of 21 seconds.

The fastest high schooler in Iowa this year is Ryan Bair. He won the 3A 100m Championship in a state leading time of 10.48 (1.2w). I wonder if he is related to Gaitlin and Peyton Bair somehow?

Donley won the 100m and 200m at the Sun Belt Conference Championships with times of 10.22 (2.0) and 20.39 (0.6).

Aidan Murphy of Australia runs 20.05 (0.6w) today at the Oceania Athletics Championships.

Charlie Dobson won the 200m in Savona, Italy with a time 0f 20.26 into a headwind (-0.3w).

USC freshman, Jack Stadlman, won the Big Ten 400m Championship in 45.44. George Franks of Miami won the ACC 400m Championship in 45.27.

A nice article about Camden Capehart's 10.02 at the Texas 3A High School Championships. They call it, "one of the greatest performances ever seen at the UIL state meet." https://tx.milesplit.com/articles/650044/camden-capehart-us-no-7-a-t-wind-legal-100m-1002-10

Unfortunately, it looks like our 2 best women's collegiate sprinters are both injured. Victoria Cameron ran in the 200m heats at the WAC Championships, but skipped the 100m heats, and now is not listed for 200m finals. Big bummer. Meanwhile, at the Big 10 Championships, Mia Brahe-Pedersen did...

The only white American sprinter to speak of in the 1970s, was Mark Lutz. He was from Minnesota and ran for the University of Kansas. He made the 1976 US Olympic team in the 200m, but unfortunately didn't perform well at the Olympics (injury?). Here he is at the 1973 USA Championships in 220...

Keegan Hicks was 3rd in 10.49. He won the Long Jump (24ft 4-3/4in), and ran a great anchor leg on the 4x400m relay to win that event as well. Unfortunately, don't know his split time, but it was fast! Jett Taylor was 2nd in the 100m in 10.48, and Kade Kram was 4th in 10.53.

Here's Capehart's 100m race https://www.kltv.com/2026/05/14/winnsboros-capehart-3-peats-100-meter-dash-grand-salines-taylor-places-second/ His time of 10.02 is more than a tenth faster than Boling, Brody Buffington, or Gaitlin Bair ran in high school. He will be attending Mississippi State next...

Camden Capehart of Texas, who we talked about last year, just ran 10.02 (+1.9 m/s) at the Texas UIL State Championship !!! That is HS #6 All-Time 100m !! (some sources are saying #7 AT). He also broke the Texas 3A record in the 200m running 20.48...

Nice! Didn't realize his father was NFL WR Bill Schroeder.

Luke Schroeder of University of Wisconsin La Crosse, just set an D3 NCAA record in the 110m Hurdles with a time of 13.32 (1.3w).

Bronson Hearn Smith dropped his PB down to 10.47 this weekend. He's still just 16 years old. He really looks like he is just jogging, but he is moving!

Stephanie Castenada set an Oregon HS record in the 400m of 52.17. That's US #4.

Abram Reagan of Texas ran a 45.81 400m in the state regionals. That makes him #3 in the US.

Jenna Prandini is 33 years old now, and still she ran a 10.97 (0.4w) to win the 100m at the Desert Classic today. Amazing! She came back a few hours later to win the 200m in another great time of 22.36 (-0.1w).

The Australian men run a World Lead and were the fastest qualifiers in the 4x400m relay. Their time was 2:57.30. I would assume that time is also a National Record. Mastermulti should be pleased with that performance.

Leendert Koekemoer, still just 18 years old, just a South African U20 record in the 400m, recording a fantastic time of 44.96.

Drew Donley ran 20.57 (0.7) in the 200m at the Texas Invite, to finish 2nd behind Michael Norman. That makes him #21 on the NCAA list. He runs for Texas State. We talked about him when he was in high school. His dad is ex-NFL WR Doug Donley.

Marco Ferreira ran 10.16 (0.1w) in Botswana over the weekend.

Sam Blaskowski ran 10.11 (1.0w) in Africa today. Audrey LeDuc ran 11.10 (-0.4w) in the women's race.

I personally would really like Boling to take up the long jump seriously. His sprinting days are over. The rest of the world has caught up and moved past him, while he has faded. But the Long Jump is still a place where he could earn medals. Especially now, as it is a weak event in the US at...

Without digging too deep into the statistics, what I found most impressive about Jokic's season is that he lead the league in both rebounds per game and assists per game. I'm sure that no one has ever lead the league in both categories before. Truly, a versatile, unique, and well-rounded player!