Harding was found in critical condition hours after the race, several kilometres from the finish line
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The National University Track and Field Championships wrapped up Sunday with another collegiate record. Following Mao Shimano’s 100 mH hurdle record Saturday, the Toyo University men dominated in the 4×400 m relay final. Running with a completely different lineup from when it set the 3:04.08 meet record 2 years ago, the Toyo team of Rui Yamasaki, Kira Hirakawa, Kentaro Shirahata and Katsuo
Jim Howard of Applegate, Calif., hasn’t been to Western States since 2005, but if his recent results are any indication, chances are his six-year-old knee replacements will perform just fine
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After a wind-aided 12.93 at the Fuse Sprint meet, Nihon Joshi Taiiku University’s Mao Shimano turned in the biggest performance of the 3rd day of this year’s National University Track and Field Championships. Running the women’s 100 mH final with a -1.8 m/s headwind, Shimano took 0.02 off her own collegiate record with a 13.02 for the win. That was also way under the old meet record of 13.23,
