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Huskies Hurdler Meets Olympic Standard
Canadian hurdler Mariam Abdul-Rashid, 26, achieved a personal best of 12.69 seconds, meeting the 2024 Paris Olympics standard. She’s the first Canadian hurdler to do so. Her performance at the LSU Invitational in Baton Rouge makes her the sixth fastest Canadian in this event’s history. Her success is crucial for her team’s standing in the… Read more
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Despite Wind Illegality, Domenic Barresi Begins Season Strong
Huskies’ Domenic Barresi, representing Cornell University, started his outdoor season with a first-place finish at the Larry Ellis Invitational, running 20.99 in the 200m. Despite a wind measurement issue, his progress in the event – after switching from the 100m discipline – demonstrates his potential to have a strong season. Read more
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2024 CTFL Season: Ones To Watch
In preparation for the 2024 CTFL season, teams are making roster changes. New World Athletics has identified ten promising athletes. Among them is Seth Edwards, a shot put champion aiming to defend his title. With new talent emerging, the competition intensifies, but Edwards’ recent performance suggests he remains a top contender. Read more
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2024 CTFL Season: Ones to Watch
The upcoming 2024 CTFL season is poised for change with team rosters and drafted talent. Return athletes hold the season’s fate, but New World Athletics highlights promising athletes. Alec Purnell, 1500m champion, faces tough competition from Simon Bérubé, teammate Kenya Small, and newcomer Matthew Beaudet, setting the stage for an intense season. Read more
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2024 CTFL Season: Ones To Watch
The 2024 CTFL season is approaching, bringing roster changes and promising new talent. New World Athletics has identified ten standout athletes, including Usheoritse Itsekiri, who dominated the 100m category last season. With Itsekiri’s impressive track record and return to top form, he’s poised to make a significant impact in the upcoming season, potentially outpacing the… Read more
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Christopher Morales Williams Sets 400m World Record
19-year-old sprinter Christopher Morales-Williams astounded the athletic world by breaking the 400m indoor world record at the SEC Championships with a time of 44.49 seconds. This victory positioned him as a strong contender for the NCAA Finals. Read more
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