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Joyner-Kersee Became the First Woman to Break 7,000 Points in the Heptathlon

Joyner-Kersee Became the First Woman to Break 7,000 Points in the Heptathlon

Jacqueline Joyner-Kersee, born on March 3, 1962, in East St. Louis, Illinois, rose from humble beginnings to become a globally recognized track and...
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Mt. San Antonio College Requested to Host Key 2028 Olympic Track Field Trials Events

Mt. San Antonio College Requested to Host Key 2028 Olympic Track Field Trials Events

Mt. San Antonio College Requested to Host Key 2028 Olympic Track Field Trials Events
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Best of Team Ireland Olympic sprinter Sharlene Mawdsley in images

Best of Team Ireland Olympic sprinter Sharlene Mawdsley in images

Irish sprinter Sharlene Mawdsley has been one of the best on the track, building on her 2024 Olympic experience.
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Western Carolina University Receives Endowment to Boost Track and Field Programs

Western Carolina University Receives Endowment to Boost Track and Field Programs

Western Carolina University Receives Endowment to Boost Track and Field Programs
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Streamline Athletes Details Process for Correcting Track and Field Performance Data

Streamline Athletes Details Process for Correcting Track and Field Performance Data

Streamline Athletes Details Process for Correcting Track and Field Performance Data
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Governor Shapiro Invests $500,000 in Philadelphia Youth Basketball's 'The Generator' Project to Boost Workforce Development

Governor Shapiro Invests $500,000 in Philadelphia Youth Basketball's 'The Generator' Project to Boost Workforce Development

Governor Josh Shapiro's administration has announced an additional investment of $500,000 in Philadelphia Youth Basketball (PYB) for its 'The Generator' project. This funding is part of a larger $1.5 million allocation from the Commonwealth's Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) to support the initiative. 'The Generator' is a planned $50 million facility designed to provide career development and economic opportunities for thousands of young adults in Philadelphia. The project aims to address significant labor shortages in various industries across the region by equipping young people with the necessary skills and training. Governor Shapiro visited the Alan Horwitz 'Sixth Man' Center, where he highlighted PYB's existing work in fostering teamwork and perseverance through basketball, and emphasized how 'The Generator' will expand these life-changing opportunities beyond the court. The investment underscores the administration's commitment to strengthening Pennsylvania's workforce and ensuring eco...
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Mizzou Women’s Squad Run Away With Gans Creek Classic Title

Mizzou Women’s Squad Run Away With Gans Creek Classic Title

Powered by a handful of personal bests, the Tigers captured their first home victory of the season.
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Nairobi Selected to Host 2029 World Athletics Championships, Marking First for Africa

Nairobi Selected to Host 2029 World Athletics Championships, Marking First for Africa

Nairobi Selected to Host 2029 World Athletics Championships, Marking First for Africa
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Check out how local runners fared at prestigious Woodbridge Classic

Check out how local runners fared at prestigious Woodbridge Classic

Local high school runners had strong times and top finishes at the prestigious Woodbridge Cross Country Classic.
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MARTA Expands StationSoccer Program with New Project at HE Holmes Station for FIFA World Cup Legacy

MARTA Expands StationSoccer Program with New Project at HE Holmes Station for FIFA World Cup Legacy

MARTA Expands StationSoccer Program with New Project at HE Holmes Station for FIFA World Cup Legacy
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Preview: Pack-Running and Huge Potential as Mizzou Hosts Gans Creek Classic

Preview: Pack-Running and Huge Potential as Mizzou Hosts Gans Creek Classic

Following top results in St. Louis, the Tigers prepare for a much steeper test against against national competition.
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First TSSAA cross-country night race coming to Knoxville area on Sept. 26

First TSSAA cross-country night race coming to Knoxville area on Sept. 26

Knoxville's first night time TSSAA cross-country race is coming to Victor Ashe Park on Sept. 26. Over 50 schools have registered.