He would have risers or bleachers all the way around the East Room and then have women's track and field, men's track and field, etc.
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"In track and field, you've just got to understand, anything can happen at any given point in track and field, today was my day," Kerley said.
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The I.O.C. has already upheld a ban by the track and field ruling body to bar the Russian track and field team from the Rio Games.
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Meanwhile, US track and field athlete Meb Keflezighi is 41; Great Britain's Jo Pavey, a track and field athlete, is 42; and Mary Hanna, an equestrian from Australia, is 21997.
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Sports Briefing | Track and Field Matt Centrowitz held off a late surge by Robby Andrews to win the 1,500 meters at the United States indoor track and field championships in Portland, Ore.
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One of the greatest American track and field athletes, Jackie Joyner-Kersee was known for the heptathlon (where athletes compete in seven different track and field events in two days) and long jump.
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As a result, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), which oversees the sport of track and field, announced that it was banning Russia's entire track and field team from the Rio Olympics.
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Track and field was a big part of my life.
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Guides: Water polo Don't miss: The track and field finals.
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The findings were largely focused on track and field athletes.
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"Honestly, bless athletics," he added, referring to track and field.
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She also competed internationally in senior track and field meets.
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The streak was the longest in track and field history.
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Mr. Bach also expressed support for last week's decision by the International Association of Athletics Federations, the ruling body of track and field, to bar Russian track and field athletes from the Rio Olympics.
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Like the track and field kit, the soccer apparel prioritizes performance.
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In track and field, the officials' behavior directly undermined fair competition.
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That means Russian track and field athletes could compete in Rio.
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It was just some good ol' wight-assisted track and field.
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The younger Imoh later found glory on the track and field.
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German track and field officials declared it to be the latter.
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For me, though, the track and field events at the Olympics
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It was the crowning moment of Bailey's track and field career.
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USA TRACK AND FIELD FEDERATION CALLS FOR POSTPONEMENT OF TOKYO OLYMPICS
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Track and field athletes, weight lifters and wrestlers are another matter.
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The entire delegation, Russian delegation, was not in track and field.
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No. I'm basketball, volleyball, softball, track and field, field hockey, etc.
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A track and field center in Washington Heights, she was told.
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I love Yankee baseball, or sometimes track and field or soccer.
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The track and field coach led U.C.L.A. to five N.C.A.A. titles.
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Sports Briefing | Track and Field Sally Bolton, the chief organizer of the 2017 world track and field championships in London, resigned, becoming the third member of the local organizing committee to quit in the past week.
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"The track and field team in Kenya is the most tested track and field team in the last two years," Adams said, adding they had undergone 848 tests, with about half of them out-of-competition.
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A publication by the [International Association of Athletics Federations, the governing body for track and field] back in 2011 found that the prevalence of blood doping track and field varies a lot from country to country.
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On Monday Russia's athletics chief said four track-and-field athletes had tested positive, adding further scrutiny to a nation currently banned from international track-and-field competitions after last year's revelations of widespread cheating and corruption.
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"I personally feel like we have the best track and field in the country, arguably the best," said Ed Thompson, a director of athletics and chief administrator for track and field at the Florida high school association.
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Forget track and field – Olympian Usain Bolt is all about dancing now!
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Sydney McLaughlin almost didn't run the U.S. Olympic track and field trials.
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She's been the head coach of track and field there since 1990.
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She's the most decorated female track and field star in U.S. history.
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Today is a big day in the world of track and field.
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That investigation led to Russia's suspension from world track and field competition.
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At 9, Bob Costas hosts track-and-field coverage in Eugene, Ore.
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At the Olympic track and field trials in July in Eugene, Ore.
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Q. You arrived at the track and field venue at 2 p.m.
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Someone get this fan into a track-and-field Olympic pipeline program.
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The nature of outdoor track and field, however, can present some challenges.
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There are awards for basketball, swimming, wrestling, track and field and soccer.
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LONDON — The rain was gone at the world track and field championships.
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Condolences from the track and field world poured in on social media.
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He competed in military track and field events while in the Army.
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I did cheerleading and track and field, and I would always sweat.
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Most popular sports (boys): 2362-player football (2038,006,013) Track and field (605,354) Basketball (540,769) Baseball (3623,740) Soccer (459,077) Most popular sports (girls): Track and field (488,267) Volleyball (452,808) Basketball (399,067) Soccer (394,105) Softball (362,038) See the raw data.
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Most of the team has a track and field background of some sort.
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The average age of those watching track and field is 55 years old.
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" Track and field athlete Arielle Mack's said "I am an African American Woman.
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The AeroSwift technology is being used across track and field, basketball and soccer.
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Now, McCluskey, a member of the school's track and field team, is dead.
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"There are a lot of track and field athletes like that," Thweatt said.
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I was really into track and field at that point in my life.
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I ran track and field and cross-country when I was in school.
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It included five track and field events in the 2800 Olympics in Amsterdam.
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She participated in track and field competitions in both high school and college.
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NBC's prime-time Olympic broadcasts are not overly dependent on track and field.
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Bahrain's track and field team is composed largely of athletes from East Africa.
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She seeks to become the most decorated woman in track and field history.
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If you knew anything about track and field, you knew who he was.
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Investigators found sweeping corruption in track and field, and not just in Russia.
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Nearly 80 percent of track and field athletes say to do it now.
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Before SafeSport, U.S.A. Track and Field had one person on its banned list.
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He also helped build national champions in track and field and cross-country.
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The track and field, soccer and volleyball teams also honored McCluskey this week.
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"Track and field isn't just racing, it's putting on a show," he said.
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Russian track and field athletes had not participated in international competitions in January.
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Those sports were: boys' football, wrestling, soccer, basketball, baseball, cross country, ice hockey, lacrosse, swimming and diving, and track and field; girls' volleyball, soccer, basketball, softball, cross country, field hockey, lacrosse, swimming and diving, and track and field; and coed cheerleading.
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Track and field, swimming and canoeing have so far said Russians will be banned.
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However, even Doyle does not think track and field should become exclusively street competitions.
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"People have said, 'I've gotten into track-and-field because of you,'" he said.
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" Andre De Grasse, track and field, Canada"Never let success get to your head.
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Russia's track and field team remains barred following an earlier decision by the IAAF.
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In 2016, the former track and field star decided to start the Nigerian team.
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In 1981, he was elected to the National Track and Field Hall of Fame.
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The track and field team was subsequently banned from competing in Rio in June.
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The punishment was ultimately scaled back to only block the track and field team.
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In 2004, Johnson was inducted into the National Track and Field Hall of Fame.
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The All-Russia Athletics Federation, Russia's track-and-field body, was suspended from competition.
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In 1917, Femina Sport hosted France's first women's national championship in track and field.
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And the Rio Olympics continue with a big night for track-and-field finals.
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On Thursday, the court upheld a ban on the country's track and field team.
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Klishina will be the lone track and field athlete representing Russia in the Olympics.
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I think of race when I think of track and field not because so
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He was elected to the National Track and Field Hall of Fame in 2004.
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A result has been a sort of track and field purgatory for Russian athletes.
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Meanwhile, the governing body of track and field just adopted a 5nmol/L limit.
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But privately, the Lamar University track and field star felt overwhelmed, he told CNN.
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History's most decorated track and field Olympian, Allyson Felix, stands up for maternity protections.
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World Athletics, the governing body of track and field, will be the ultimate judge.
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"I just see track and field continuing to be a semiprofessional sport," he said.
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He was elected to the National Track and Field Hall of Fame in 203.
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Russian athletes are still not allowed to participate in international track and field events.
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I can't even imagine what that would mean to track-and-field in the country.
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Before long, the brothers were supplying the German track and field team, among other athletes.
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"Track and field isn't just racing, it's putting on a show," the talkative sprinter said.
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It ranked as the 13th most popular sport, just behind swimming and track and field.
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The race was the highest-rated track and field program outside of the Olympic Games.
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In his sophomore year, he joined the track-and-field team as a high jumper.
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Osakue, 22, is a rising track and field star who specializes in the discus throw.
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Investigators have established that huge amounts of corruption within Russia's system tainted track and field.
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A Sports Edition comes with Ice Hockey, Double Dribble, Track and Field and all those.
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Flo Jo — who brought as much glamour to track and field as she did speed.
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It's not just a challenge for track and field, but for Olympic sports in general.
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The women, all former track and field athletes, said their skills help them in bobsledding.
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" Allyson Felix, an Olympic gold medalist in track and field, tweeted, "So incredible, Simone Manuel!
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As a student in school, she competed in track and field on a national level.
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The internal organs of the IAAF will decide the fate of Russian track and field.
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Thanasis was interested in track and field, and Giannis wanted to become a soccer player.
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Most Russian athletes have also been excluded from international track and field competitions since 2015.
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The lanky sprinter is among 59 track and field athletes in Jamaica's 63-member delegation.
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Last month, the global track and field authorities barred Russian athletes from the Rio Games.
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Waited interminably for the first of what would be three buses to track and field.
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From the beginning, he trained her in track and field, his first love among sports.
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The next installment of pre-Rio events includes track and field trials in Eugene, Ore.
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Jesse Owens, the track and field star, only took part in one Olympics in 2100.
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Behold the Irish University Athletics Association Track and Field Championships for the 4X400 meter race.
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Football in the fall, basketball in the winter, and track and field in the spring.
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Edwards, now full-grown at 20093-8, 250, signed onto the track and field team.
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To win a medal at the 2021 world track and field championships in Eugene, Ore.
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"He's a clever runner," said Sugita, the chief scientist of Japan's track and field federation.
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While track and field may struggle in America, the sport is popular in other countries.
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The track and field athlete has long been known to turn athletics into performing arts.
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The four Nike executives who negotiate contracts for track and field athletes are all men.
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Woods worked out as if he were a wide receiver or track and field competitor.
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United States Track and Field called for the Olympics to be postponed earlier on Saturday.
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"The American college system can't cut it anymore," he told Track and Field News magazine.
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Klishina was the only Russian track and field athlete to compete at last year's Olympics.
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This night is still a magical night for track and field and for Usain Bolt.
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People make fun of track and field, but it's on Grecian urns for goodness sake.
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The SK ladies met on the track and field team at college 14 years ago.
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His commission focused strictly on Russia's systematic drug violations in track and field, he said.
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A big scandal is brewing in track and field, this one involving Nike and Kenya.
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The news is another blow to Russia's hopes for Olympic gold after its entire track and field team was barred from the Games last week in an unprecedented decision by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), the governing body for track and field.
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Klishina, 25, became the second Russian athlete whom the International Association of Athletics Federations, the governing body of track and field, exempted from the blanket ban it had imposed on Russia's track and field team last month, after allegations of widespread, government-supported doping.
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Jay Z, keeping with his wife's track-and-field theme, dressed up as a member of the 1968 US men's track and field Olympic team, which won two medals in the 200–meter dash, with sprinters Tommie Smith taking gold and John Carlos taking bronze.
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Russia's forecast strong performance is dependent on its track and field athletes being allowed to participate.
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Russia's track and field athletes were banned from last year's Rio Olympics over the doping scandal.
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He should serve his punishment for not speaking out against pervasive doping in track and field.
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I remember quitting varsity track and field after six years, giving up my position of captain.
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Doping athletes like, say, American cyclist Lance Armstrong, or American track and field athlete Marion Jones?
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Made by Henrique Barone, it cleverly showcases track and field events by seamlessly transitioning them together.
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Unlike their peers in soccer, football, or baseball, professional track and field athletes are not unionized.
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At the 2012 U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials, she finished tenth in the 1003,000 meters.
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Although the allegations extended beyond track and field, the IAAF bore the brunt of the investigation.
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He had been volunteering at a track and field competition on the campus in suburban Chicago.
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Despite his interest, he opted to pursue conventional sports such as football, and track and field.
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If a track and field runner dives at the wrong moment, it could easily mean losing.
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Sport: Track and field Hometown: Winnipeg, Manitoba Competing Event(s): 1,500 meters What's on your playlist?
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Russia won 18 medals in track and field — including eight golds — in London four years ago.
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Like other track and field competitors, Richard Browne hopes to win gold at the Rio Olympics.
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Here's Deanna Price doing her thing in the finals of the US track and field trials.
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The track and field federation, however, is the only governing body that has responded with sanctions.
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In 222, she made an official request for women's athletics (track and field) at the Olympics.
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The sport hit hardest so far by investigations into Russia's doping program is track and field.
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The track-and-field team went on to win first and second place in their races.
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Ebersol said NBC was "ideally set up" to thrive without the Russian track and field team.
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Russia won 18 medals in track and field — including eight golds — at the last Summer Olympics.
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Allegations of a government-run doping program in Russia have extended well beyond track and field.
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This is not the color scheme that track and field needs at this historically fraught stage.
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Black athletes have become reliable medal contenders in various sports, like track and field and basketball.
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Several sporting bodies, including USA Track and Field and USA Swimming, also called for a postponement.
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In track and field, there is no big money as there is in football or basketball.
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They did battle in wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball, archery, cycling, track and field, shooting and swimming.
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In the next room over, we spotted Nike track and field uniforms for men and women.
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The agency barred Mr. Salazar from track and field for four years for violating antidoping rules.
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A previous version of this article misquoted from Montano to refer to US Track and Field.
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But they all have one thing in common: they are all former track and field stars.
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Six of Felix's Olympic medals are gold, the most of any female track and field star.
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But the fight also is going on in tennis, hockey, track and field and other sports.
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The International Paralympic Committee and global track and field officials, however, have barred Russia's entire delegations.
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Before professionalism came to track and field, he bemoaned the loss of sport for sport's sake.
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Puma and Adidas have long sponsored other Cuban sports like boxing, baseball and track and field.
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Tell me about the fundraising campaign with USA Track and Field and the American Cancer Society.
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Only after years of mounting clues of widespread doping did WADA recommend barring Russia's track and field program from international competition; the global governing body for track and field is expected to decide Friday whether to bar Russia's team from this summer's Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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Track and Field also continues with Usain Bolt back in competition for the men's 103 meter race.
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An American track and field athlete, Mikese Morse had repeatedly qualified for the United States Olympic Trials.
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But everything changed a few days before the Illinois state track and field championships in eighth grade.
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In track and field we'll see medals in men's high jump and triple jump and women's discus.
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" Lolo Jones, track and field, U.S.A."I always use my failures to get through and push past.
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This September she'll compete in an unprecedented seven track and field events at the Paralympics in Rio.
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She was also selected to the 2015 Academic All-Big 12 second team for Track and Field.
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Professional soccer players make up Nike's second-largest group of sponsored female athletes, behind track and field.
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Dozens of adoptable kittens will be competing in events like wrestling, gymnastics, tennis and track and field.
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Last week, the I.A.A.F. announced it had barred him from any future work in track and field.
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The USA Track and Field athlete, who also works as a makeup artist, was diagnosed with hypothyroidism.
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It signaled that Kenya was ready to challenge in track and field at the shorter distances, too.
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From limo long jumps, to the cupid javelin, this track and field date was over the top.
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"Benjamin is the only one in track and field that can rattle Michael," said Watts, their coach.
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Track and field officials and antidoping authorities have spent the year monitoring drug-testing efforts in Russia.
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A year later, Merritt faded to sixth at the 2013 world track and field championships in Moscow.
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Rio track-and-field hopefuls take part in the women's 13-meter hurdles and the men's steeplechase.
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He took charge of Athletics Kenya in 1992, when track and field was struggling in the country.
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When you want the best drama in sports, you go to Irish college track and field events.
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In August, a citywide track and field meet will be held at Icahn Stadium on Randalls Island.
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Track and field, by force of all its scandals, has been ahead of the game on this.
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And the power couple chose their themes from, of all places, the world of track and field.
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It was not the case that her accomplishment "was not recognized by the track and field establishment."
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Local organizers of the track and field championships have remained largely out of sight the past week.
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He is considered a medal candidate at the world track and field championships in August in London.
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Ms. Lambert continued to compete in track and field events, but for only a few more years.
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"I think they should do away with the Olympics," he told Track and Field News in 220.
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That may be because she also competes in tumbling, volleyball, soccer, softball, basketball, cheerleading and track and field.
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They had top-notch academics, and he received a full scholarship — a rarity for track and field players.
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American track and field athlete Howard P. Drew on his way to the 19213 Summer Olympics in Stockholm.
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A former track and field coach said when the shooter was in high school, he sexually assaulted her.
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Other cases involved participants in soccer, figure skating, rowing, softball, cheerleading, wrestling, diving, dance, and track and field.
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She is the youngest runner since 1972 to be competing in the Olympics for USA Track and Field.
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If they want to do it, sure, but I would never say 'Hey go try track and field!
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A spokesman for the British national track and field team did not respond to a request for comment.
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The country's track and field team were also excluded from the Olympics due to the sports doping program.
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Now, she uses her role as a Paralympic track and field star to help others find self-acceptance.
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Gary Howell, track and field coach, says Russell was the kind of kid you want on your team.
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Andre's got amazing upside and he's definitely one of the new shining stars of professional track and field.
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Mary Cain became, in 2013, the youngest American track and field athlete to make a World Championships team.
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It recommended the International Association of Athletics Federations (which oversees track and field) ban Russia from its events.
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The pity and injustice is that the ban on Russia for now applies only to track and field.
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That came after clearance was given to him by the IAAF, the world track and field governing body.
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Russia won 18 medals in track and field, including eight golds, at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
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Unlike the track and field authorities, some sports bodies have indicated they would support full participation by Russia.
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Remarkably, four days earlier, he won a bronze medal at the world track and field championships in Beijing.
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Track and field officials had allowed Russian athletes to petition to compete, presuming athletes guilty rather than innocent.
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Those allegations have prompted global sports officials to bar Russian track and field competitors from the Rio Games.
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Four years later, the United States and the Soviet Union tied with 26 medals in track and field.
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Russian track and field athletes were banned from the Rio de Janeiro summer Games following the doping affair.
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It's also rare to see a track and field star in general, but still, she was crazy good.
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In fact, track and field has not seen an event like Bailey-Johnson in the two decades since.
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Krusty The Clown is spitting in every fiftieth burger at the thought of Russia's track and field ban.
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In the niche world of track and field, Nike began to lose in the court of public opinion.
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All around her family's apartment, newspaper articles, old photos and posters hailed her success in track and field.
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Track and field will lose 105 athlete slots, and men's weight lifting will lose an entire weight class.
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SACRAMENTO — Aries Merritt will return to the world track and field championships — this time, with a working kidney.
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At Goshen, which is affiliated with the Mennonite Church, Sowers competed in soccer, basketball and track and field.
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Yet within American track and field there are conflicting views about how pervasive the metric system should become.
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Only after that point, Mr. Andersen said, would track and field authorities consider restoring Russia to good standing.
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World Athletics, the organization that governs most international track-and-field events, announced new shoe regulations on Friday.
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Track-and-field star Natasha Hastings hid her pregnancy for five months before deciding to tell her sponsors.
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He lettered in cross-country, basketball and track and field at what was then Emerson Vocational High School.
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But Lasitskene and some other Russian track and field athletes face additional obstacles to being cleared for competition.
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But Lasitskene and some other Russian track and field athletes face additional obstacles to being cleared for competition.
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Russian track and field athletes remain barred from competing globally and are eager to return to good standing.
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The hackers were able to gain access to athletes' private medical records, the track and field body said.
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Sports Briefing | Track and Field Expressing dismay at new allegations involving Russia, the World Anti-Doping Agency said Russia still had "much, much work" to do to clean up its drug-testing program as it seeks to gain reinstatement for its track and field athletes ahead of the Rio Olympics.
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The nation also won both 4x400m relays to stretch their winning margin in the track and field medal count.
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He had also just begun to participate in track and field, and finally it seemed, things were looking up.
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By senior year he was being recruited by several Big 000 schools in the Midwest for track and field.
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A combination of rapid-fire bodybuilding, gymnastics, and track-and-field moves, the workout has attracted a global following.
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Russia's team has been suspended from the athletics events in Rio because of doping allegations in track and field.
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Jim Ryun achieved national acclaim as a track and field star while a high school student in Wichita, Kansas.
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Talent and physique can only take you so far when you're racing in the Olympics track and field events.
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In track and field, Coe, the former middle-distance star and Olympic champion, just might be the best option.
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His home, where track and field is the common sport of choice, isn't exactly a hotbed of basketball talent.
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"In track and field for instance, really the spikes are the only equipment they have out there," he said.
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The IOC, however, insists any Russian track and field athlete cleared to compete in the Games starting on Aug.
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In two years, Boris Berian went from working at McDonald's to becoming a global star in track and field.
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To her, track and field is the purest form of sport: "No points, no score, just competition," she explains.
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He is training to be a part of the Paralympic track and field team for the 2016 Paralympic Games.
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The following events will all see medals awarded: Today is the day we finally see some track and field.
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To have Carl Lewis, Allyson Felix and Michelle Carter help us with our track and field skills was unreal.
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It would be her sixth Olympic medal, the most ever won by an American woman in track and field.
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Handy will watch them run via the Junior Olympics' livestream, when the track and field events kick off Monday.
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She broke the gender barrier of all-male events in track and field, and her legacy lives on today.
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The 1930 Women's World Games in Prague included athletes from 17 nations competing in 12 track and field events.
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Taylor, meanwhile has announced the formation of The Athletics Association, a global group of professional track and field athletes.
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There also is an opening for Russian track and field athletes to compete, although not under a Russian flag.
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And Olympic officials backed a doping-related ban on Russian track and field athletes competing in the Rio Games.
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She finished second Sunday at the United States Olympic track and field trials with a jump of 6-5 ½.
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With Russia now absent from Rio in weight lifting and track and field, that enthralling tension erodes further still.
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"Athletes have been losing sleep," said Lauryn Williams, a track and field and bobsled athlete from the United States.
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Now the Games move on to track and field, along with finals in basketball, boxing, beach volleyball and trampoline.
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Last year, Mr. Pound published a report that accused Russia of state-sponsored doping among track and field athletes.
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Dmitry Shlyakhtin, the head of the Russian Track and Field Federation, announced her death, the news agency TASS reported.
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Four months after Ms. Pishchalnikova wrote to WADA, the Russian track and field federation barred her for 10 years.
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The national governing body for track and field, U.S.A. Track & Field, issued a statement on Tuesday rejecting that notion.
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The disputed 27.7 study in the journal examined results from the 229.4 and 2013 world track and field championships.
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"After we finished class, about 2:15, we had track — I used to run track and field," he said.
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The economics of sports like track and field are different than those of professional sports like basketball or soccer.
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Amateur athletes in sports such as swimming and track and field can only participate in events every four years.
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Zatopkova retired after the 1960 Olympics and went on to coach and serve in track-and-field administrative positions.
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The 5-foot-8 Sakkari uses Olympic powerlifting and track and field workouts to develop her speed and strength.
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The Czech track and field federation has said it would not scuttle her record even if the I.A.A.F. did.
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Nearby we found more versions of the Nike track and field uniform, which varies depending on event and athlete.
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At the world track and field championships in London, the American sprinter Tori Bowie won a surprise gold medal.
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As a child in Jamaica, he racked up trophies as a sprinter on his school's track and field team.
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Since November 2015, Russia has been barred from international track and field events, including the last two world championships.
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They will compete at the world track and field championships this month, but fallout from the 2015 scandal lingers.
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Her father, Richard, lettered in track and field at Colgate University, and another older brother, Jake, played college hockey.
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And track and field wrestled with the issue of prosthetic blades worn by the South African sprinter Oscar Pistorius.
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She didn't medal, but she had the honor of being the youngest US track and field Olympian since 1972.
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The Track and Field Athletes Association or another organization like it could be the equivalent of an independent players' union.
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Nassar treated hundreds of women at MSU -- including athletes from the softball, gymnastics, track and field, volleyball and rowing teams.
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The winners were the fans who got to see the two greatest track and field athletes go head to head.
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Further, Thompson was on a full scholarship while other track and field athletes competing in tournaments were on partial scholarships.
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So why shouldn't track and field athletes be allowed to use a comically-monstrous slingshot cannon at the javelin event?
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While French authorities initially centered their attention on track and field officials, they later broadened their scrutiny of other sports.
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" In her own post, Šadeiko – an Estonian track-and-field athlete – returned the praise, sharing that Griffin is her "backbone.
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She also played soccer and competed in gymnastics, but track and field landed her a college scholarship at Wichita State.
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And Miller isn't even the first track and field athlete at these Olympics who dived to get a better result.
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While a Super Bowl ring sounds nice, there's that whole CTE thing that you don't have in track and field.
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U.S. track and field medal hopefuls Justin Gatlin and LaShawn Merritt are among several high-profile drug offenders in Rio.
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Track and field star Abbey D'Agostino may have had one of the most inspiring moments of the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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The two medal winners who raised clenched fists on the podium were from San Jose State's track-and-field team.
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"It was trial by fire," recalled Shelley Keeling, 64, who has coached track and field at Fieldston for 21 years.
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The chiefs of international track and field barred the participation of Russia in the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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Among them were 11 track and field athletes, two weight lifters and a rower, according to Russian state media reports.
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They won the university's track and field intramural championship as well as the men's soccer and women's basketball intramural championships.
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The International Weightlifting Federation was the second sport, after track and field, to issue a blanket ban on Russian athletes.
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Since the mid-1990s, she has worked with athletes in eastern Ukraine in swimming, cycling, wrestling and track and field.
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Russia's track and field team was barred by that sport's governing body in June, a decision that Russia unsuccessfully appealed.
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At the 2015 world track and field championships, Merritt finished third, even though his kidney function was below 20 percent.
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Ahead of Friday's vote, Russian sports officials have sought to win back the confidence of world track and field officials.
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Russia's track and field team has been barred from the Summer Games in Rio because of widespread state-sponsored doping.
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The suspension was upheld earlier this year, ruling almost all Russian track and field athletes out of the Rio Olympics.
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Jamaica is perhaps the only country in the world where a track and field meet is the premier sporting event.
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The court upheld the bans that track and field, rowing and weight lifting officials had imposed on Russian Olympic hopefuls.
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I was always a huge track and field guy and I still am, so I was thrilled to meet him.
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A University of North Carolina graduate, LeHardy was a student athlete on the cross country and track and field team.
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Think about how many guys in track and field are faster than the 40-yard dash guys—[there's] a lot.
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But think about how difficult it is to get a million-dollar shoe contract as a track and field guy.
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But it would take years for Alptekin to be stripped of her gold medal, Turkey's first for track and field.
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Twice previously, Centrowitz said, he had slithered through an opening along the rail at the world track and field championships.
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Russia's athletics federation continues to be barred by the track and field governing body, preventing its athletes from competing internationally.
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Track and field phenom Mary Cain was the youngest American athlete to make a World Championships team at age 17.
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Which is why today the games include a fairly consistent roster of sports including swimming, gymnastics, and track and field.
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It also hosts dozens of track meets, including the Millrose Games, the country's best-known indoor track-and-field event.
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The president mentioned shackles that restrained a child slave, for example, and Olympic track and field star Jesse Owens's cleats.
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Besides track and field, one of the things that we all have in common is a love for the arts.
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On the request of Lauren's family, the fund will help support future scholarships for student-athletes in track and field.
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Track and field events will take place at the Khalifa stadium which is air-conditioned and will not be affected.
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She is also a former track and field athlete and only started training for the winter sport in recent years.
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There isn't a biological reason to separate male and female players like there is in basketball or track and field.
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Russia remains barred from global track and field competitions and appears set to miss this summer's world championships in London.
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