January 11, 2017
- TrackTown USA Announces Summer Series Schedule
- USATF Running Circuit Prize Money More Than $700K
- Laureus Sports Awards Nominees Announced
- Mutko: "Russian Sports Among Cleanest In World"
- Ole Miss Season Preview, Part 1
- Spikes Previews The 2017 IAAF World Indoor Tour
- Coe Urged To Settle Row With MPs In Private
- Rio Medalist Mucheru To Train In Finland
- Razorbacks Move On After Stars Leave
- Can Kiwi Walsh Rebuff Gill's Plan To Dethrone Him?
- E-Mails Put Amherst Men's XC Team On Probation
- Tori Bowie Receives "Life Of Hope" Award
- British Federation Launches "Clean Athletics" Brand
- Jamaican Journo's Take On Record Rewrite Debate
- Demise, Melkamu Lead Dubai Women's Field
- Official Says Russia Ready To Work With IOC, WADA
- Olympic Reaction To Russia Crisis Still Unclear
- Mondo Duplantis Looks Back On His Record Weekend
- Caitlyn Jenner Catches Up With Ashton Eaton
- Coach Frye Excited To See How Gamecocks Do In '17
- Colorado Sports HOF To Honor Coburn & Simpson
- Aussie Olympians Gregson & LaCaze Train At Altitude
- Rio Olympians Set For New Zealand Meet Saturday
- Norfolk State Hires Yvette Lewis As Assistant
- American Blade Runner Getting "New Legs"
- Athletes To Watch For As Ducks Prep For Indoors
- Is Canadian Track Too Dependent On U.S. Coaching?
- Anna Willard To Be In Maine Sports Hall Of Fame
- Jamaica Sprinter Kemar Bailey-Cole Signs With Puma
- Norfolk State Hires Yvette Lewis As Assistant Coach
- Kenyan Athletes Welcome Anti-Doping Move
- First Rankings Bring Div. III Men Into Focus
- Yearly Debut For Div. III Women's National Rankings
- Chula Vista Center Under New Ownership/Operation
- Ali To Lead Women's Hurdle Field In Düsseldorf
- Manyonga To Make Indoor Debut In Karlsruhe
- Armory Invitational: Ajee' Wilson & Drew Hunter
- It's Not Easy To Throw The Scottish Hammer
- USTFCCCA Indoor Athletes Of The Week
- Kenya To Put 109 Athletes Under Doping Scrutiny
- Bedford Tells MPs He Warned Coe Of IAAF Corruption
- LSU Previews Its Women's Throwers For '17
- Kerron Clement Has Showbiz In His Résumé
- 4 Thoughts On The London Marathon Men's Field
- Kenyan Longosiwa Eyes London World Champs 5K
- Oly Champ Kipruto Adds Stardust To Antrim XC Field
- JUCO Champ Perinchief Will Jump For Arkansas
- Kenya Fed Issues Medical Guidelines For Athletes
- Farah, Ennis-Hill Shortlisted For Brit Diversity Award
- Kerron Clement Talks T&F, Life After Rio
- 4-Year Ban For Russian Sprinter Maksim Dyldin
- Kipchoge Chooses Nike Test Over London Marathon
- Next Generation Coming At Canada's Jerome Indoor
- HS Boys—2017 National Indoor Leaders
- HS Girls—2017 National Indoor Leaders
- Video Interview w/ Sydney McLaughlin, Part 1
- Q&A: Pole Vaulter Megan Clark
- '24 Win Monster Economic Boost For LA?
- VCB Named To 2017 SEC Legends Class
- Gov't To Question Bedford About e-mail To Coe
- "My Greatest Challenge" w/ Katerína Stefanídi
- Strong Edinburgh Results For Team Europe
- Frank Zarnowski's Take On The Eaton Retirement
- Olympic Movement's Real Reaction Remains Unclear
- Ducks To Watch As Oregon Prepares For Indoors
- Bedan Muchiri Ready For Marathon Debut In London
- Farah Urges Supporters Not To Worry About XC Loss
- Ryan Crouser Sees World Record Assault Before '20
- Wlodarczyk Voted Polish Sportsperson Of 2016
- High Jumper Mutaz Essa Barshim: "What Gravity?"
- Ex-Longhorn Sprinter Rhodes Now A Movie Star
- Could Laura Muir Be Britain's Next Mo Farah?
- Hoosier Coach Pleased By Sweep Of Duals vs. Vols
- Might Rudisha Be Next Prez Of Kenya Federation?
- Bekele Tops London Marathon Men's Elite Field
- Coach Mitchell Building A Winning Tradition At Akron
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