In the absence of a full Ethiopian U20 contingent after visa issues, the U20 women’s squad led the way for the Japanese team at this year’s World Cross Country Championships with a team bronze medal. Yui Onotora had the best individual Japanese placing across any of the day’s races at 14th to lead Japan’s U20 women, with scoring members Wakana Fukuyama, Mona Utsunomiya and Mei Hosomi all making
Canadian distance star Moh Ahmed did not finish, stepping off the course with a calf issue
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On Sunday 1 February, Josh Kerr will return to the Millrose Games and face a strong field over two miles. Josh Kerr has been added to the field for the men’s two mile race at the Millrose Games in New York City on Sunday 1 February. He joins previously announced 1500m Olympic Champion Cole Hocker and […]
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Eight athletes will represent England at the Armagh International Road Races on Thursday 12 February. England Athletics has announced its team that will compete at the prestigious Armagh International Road Race. In the On International Men’s 5k, Jack Kavanagh, Jack Gray, Charlie Brisley and Freddy Richardson will compete. Eleanor Curran, Faye O’Hare, Mia Waldmann and Holly Weedall […]
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A few projections of what’s in store this year for Canadian athletes on the road, track and trails
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