Monday, April 30, 2007
VS Athletics Championship Starting Block On Display In Beijing
Friday, April 27, 2007
Penn Relays – Day 1 Report - Solomon, Stewart Renew Rivalry

Solomon anchored South Carolina to a comfortable heat win in the 4x100m relay in 44.71 in the opening session of the 113th Penn Relays at the University of Pennsylvania’s Franklin Field on Thursday (26) to set up a showdown with Auburn senior Kerron Stewart in today’s College Women Championship of America final.
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NCAA Track and Field,
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Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Brooks Sports Commemorates Liz Duncan Killed During Run

Elizabeth “Liz” Duncan, Brooks Sports Customer Service Representative, was hit by a car in Seattle and died at the scene. That morning, Liz was out for a daily training run and stood at an intersection waiting for the rest of her running group to arrive. Without warning, an out-of-control car jumped the curb, struck Liz and killed her instantly.
Liz is survived by her family, including her parents and two brothers from Washington’s Tri-Cities area. She was to celebrate her 27th birthday today, April 24. More about Liz.
Liz Duncan Memorial Scholarship Fund
c/o Brooks Sports, Inc.
19910 North Creek Parkway, Suite 200
Bothell, WA 98011-8215
Monday, April 23, 2007
VS Athletics Track Club Has Strong Showing

BURLINGHAM AND PIÑA WIN AT CAL STATE LA
Read more at the VS Athletics Track Club website.
Jackson Opens With 48.75 400m Hurdles Win At Kansas Relays

More Results.
Parry O'Brien, 75; Revolutionized Shot Put

At his peak, O'Brien won 116 consecutive competitions. He was the first shotputter to exceed 60 feet and extended the world record from 59 feet, 3/4 inch in 1953 to 63 feet, 4 inches in 1959, raising it 16 times.
Friday, April 20, 2007
VS Athletics Track Club News

WALNUT, CA—The 49th Mt. SAC Relays was a “Coming Out Party” for the VS Athletics Track Club as Southern California’s newest club made its presence known in grand style at America’s largest annual track meet. 18 VS athletes competing in 14 events accumulated four wins and three top-5 placings, while producing 9 season best marks. Visit the VS Athletics Track Club website.
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
USATF Names World Champs Coaching Staffs

Cal Poly's Danny Williams to coach sprinters and hurdlers.
For the complete article click here.
Boston Marathon Results

The full scoop is here. Updated World Marathon Majors Leaderboard at Track and Field News.
Monday, April 16, 2007
VS Athletics' Kraychir Shatters National Freshman And California State Hammer Records

Casey almost did not make the finals, but came alive on her fifth and sixth throws. She first broke the girls national hammer freshman record on the fifth round with a throw of 164’1”, breaking Allison Horner’s existing record of 159’9” set two years ago. With only one throw left, and one inch shy of Daniella Thu’s California state record of 164’02”, Casey unleashed an incredible throw of 170’2” to take sixth place at this years Mt Sac. University Open women’s hammer division. Casey’s 170’2” also places her 15th on the all-time girls high school national list; and currently ranks her 3rd nationally. Complete article here.
Mt. Sac Relays Results

Complete Results. Click here to see the FLOTRACK video.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Monday, April 9, 2007
Tomas Fajardo Breaks 60-Foot Barrier

Read more at the VS Athletics Track Club website.
15th Mobile Challenge of Champions

This past weekend was no exception. But even they can’t control things like weather, injuries, illness, and other things that affect the outcomes of competition. So it was that the 15th anniversary of this event here in 2007, at St. Paul’s Episcopal School’s E.E. Delany Stadium, at times resembled a war of attrition. There was the unseasonably cool weather – temps in the 50s – and a crazily gusty, swirling wind that changed courses at least twice during Saturday’s invitational meet. Read more.
Arcadia Recap on Dyestat

Friday, April 6, 2007
Steve Scott Takes A Tumble

With Scott writhing in supposed pain, one of his female runners cried, “Coach, are you OK? Are you OK?”
Read the complete article.
Arcadia Preview on Dyestat

Arcadia Invitational Website
Wednesday, April 4, 2007
USATF Athlete Of The Week: Natasha Hastings

The 2004 World Junior 400m champion, Hastings won the 400 meters in the world leading time this outdoor season of 50.55 seconds. Her performance shattered former NCAA champion and 2000 Olympian Miki Barber's school and track record of 50.63 seconds, set in winning the 2001 SEC title.
Hasay Is On Track For Ostrava

The 15-year-old American distance runner hopes to be selected to compete internationally for the first time at the 5th IAAF World Youth Championships in Ostrava, Czech Republic (11-15 July).
Last June, Hasay won the 3000m in the USA Track & Field Junior Nationals in Indianapolis at age 14 but was unable to compete in the IAAF World Junior Championships in Beijing because she was too young.
Complete article here.
Monday, April 2, 2007
Five New Athletes And Two New Coaches Join The VS Team

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