Watch the first episode of the FloTrack series on indoor world champion Vashti Cunningham
Year in review: top five prep track and field moments in 2016
Seventeen years of “the grind.” Four years of anticipation. A lifetime of talent. Everything came down to one single day.
Follow updates during and after from tonight's pole vault finals.
Time schedule for four athletes competing in track and field from state high schools.
Family and friends joined in Greenville to send-off Sandi Morris to Rio for the Olympics.
Sandi Morris broke the outdoor American record in the pole vault with a leap of 4.93 meters at the American Track League meeting in Houston.
The Saunders family is hosting fundraisers to make the trip. Media outlets talk about the fundraiser and Raven's journey.
Sandi Morris talks with media around the United States about the upcoming Olympics.
If I had to pick one word to describe my Olympic Trials experience I would say overwhelming.
FloTrack filmed this video a month before the Olympic Trials
See what the top Florida athletes had to say after their Olympic Trials experiences including champions Jenny Simpson and Brianna Rollins, as well as Marvin Bracy, Trayvon Bromell, and Tony McQuay who will be representing Team USA at the Olympic Games in Rio, and other Sunshine State standouts!
Floridians flexed their muscle at the 2016 Olympic Trials with several earning spots on Team USA for the Olympic Games in Rio De Janeiro. We showcase our Sunshine State standouts in this slideshow feature!
Team Virginia truly showed out this weekend and proved once again that those from the Commonwealth of Virginia are truly the kings and queens of 400s. Representing Virginia were 16 athletes in 19 entered events these past few weeks at the USATF Olympic Team Trials. Out of those 16 athletes, 25% or four of the athletes have advanced to make the Olympic team for the United States.
Sydney McLaughlin is the youngest U.S. track and field Olympian since 1972
Jasmin Stowers talks about her Olympic Trials journey.
NBC sportscaster Ato Boldon reflects on the 2016 Olympic Trials at Hayward Field
Against the toughest competition in the world, recent T.C. Williams alum, Noah Lyles raced his best when it mattered most. Though he finished just shy of making the US Olympic team in fourth place, he did cross the line in a wind-legal 20.09 to break Roy Martin's 31 year old 200m national record.
One of Florida's most beloved alumni Jenny Simpson (Barringer) won her first ever US Olympic Trials with a time of 4:04.79 to take gold in the 1,500m at historic Hayward Field and earn a spot on Team USA at the Olympic Games in Rio. This will be the second Olympic Games for Simpson who failed to qualify for the 2012 Games in London.
The rising senior from New Jersey placed third in the 400m hurdles final
Check out photo galleries from every day of competition in Eugene, Ore.
Lyles broke the national record yesterday
Family and friends joined in Greenville to send-off Sandi Morris to Rio for the Olympics.
The Florida commit placed fourth in the 200m
Recent high school graduates Noah Lyles and Michael Norman made the Olympic Trials 200m final
Noah and Josephus Lyles are one of the most talented sibling sprint duos in prep history. The Florida Gator recruits both qualified for the Olympic Trials, but an injury kept Josephus out of competition this spring. Noah won his 200m prelim and semi final before placing fourth in the final with a wind-legal time of 20.09 to break the national high school record and just miss a spot to Rio. Josephus describes watching the race from the stands.
After winning his prelim and semi final sections of the 200m at the Olympic Trials, Noah Lyles placed fourth in the final. He narrowly missed out on a spot to Rio, but he broke the national high school record with a wind-legal mark of 20.09.
The injured star was more nervous for the race than his brother
In a dramatic lean at the finish line, Justin Gatlin won the 200m final in the second fastest time in the world this year Saturday at Hayward Field. Out of lane eight, Gatlin beat world leader LaShawn Merritt with a winning time of 19.75 seconds. After winning the 400m title earlier in the week, Merritt finished second in 19.79 and was followed by Ameer Webb who closed for third in 20.00.
