August 2010

Ryan Bailey false starts at Rovereto

by Doug Binder on August 31, 2010

NCAA Division I preseason cross country rankings

by Doug Binder on August 31, 2010

Ryan Bailey to face Yohan Blake, Justin Gatlin

by Doug Binder on August 30, 2010

TrackFocus Weekly 4: Josephat & Alan

by Jim McDannald on August 30, 2010

Ryan Bailey sub-10: Runs 9.95 and 9.88 in Rieti!

by Doug Binder on August 30, 2010

David Rudisha lowers 800 world record in Rieti

by Jim McDannald on August 29, 2010

Remembering John Frank

by Doug Binder on August 27, 2010

Shovels in the dirt at Roosevelt High School a sign that years of effort are making a difference

by Doug Binder on August 25, 2010

Ryan Bailey runs 10.13 to win meet in Slovakia

by Doug Binder on August 25, 2010

TrackFocus Weekly 3: Gone Fishin’

by Jim McDannald on August 23, 2010

More Oregon coaching moves: Jamie Cook in as multis coach, Harry Marra will lead post-collegians

by Doug Binder on August 23, 2010

David Rudisha takes down 800 WR!!!!

by Doug Binder on August 22, 2010

For Galen Rupp, the game is all about one thing: Being able to close in the final laps of major races

by Doug Binder on August 20, 2010

Oregon recruit Michael Berry tests positive for marijuana, gets three-month ban from USADA

by Doug Binder on August 20, 2010

With Dayron Robles absent, David Oliver is 2010′s unquestioned king of the 110 hurdles

by TrackFocus on August 19, 2010

Ryan Bailey improves his 200 meters PR, places third behind Wallace Spearmon and Yohan Blake

by Doug Binder on August 19, 2010

Chris Solinsky does it again at Zurich Weltklasse; Galen Rupp nudges a little bit closer

by Doug Binder on August 19, 2010

Kara Goucher: The third trimester interview

by Doug Binder on August 18, 2010

Adam Goucher awaits fatherhood, contemplates next move (or last?) in his running career

by Doug Binder on August 17, 2010

Michael Berry headlines local additions to Oregon’s 2010 men’s recruiting class

by Doug Binder on August 16, 2010

Oregon coach Vin Lananna hires former Stanford colleague, Robert Weir, as new throws coach