At the World Athletics Championships, Sarvesh Kushare set a lifetime best in the high jump, clearing a new personal record. Despite his impressive performance, he finished 6th, showcasing India’s growing talent on the global stage.
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Annet Negesa and Maximila Imali, elite female athletes, challenge testosterone regulations that impact their careers. Their fight highlights ongoing debates over gender, fairness, and inclusion in competitive sports.
Evan Dunfee claimed his first gold medal at the World Championships Tokyo 25 by winning the 35km race walk. His impressive performance secured a historic victory for Canada in a fiercely contested event.
The University of Kansas announced it will not host the Kansas Relays next spring, citing ongoing uncertainties. The future schedule of the historic track and field meet remains unclear, sparking concern among athletes and fans.
May 2025 saw England Athletics deliver standout performances across track and field. Rising stars and seasoned athletes alike secured impressive wins, setting the stage for a competitive summer season ahead.
Congress is emerging as the latest obstacle for private equity’s growing influence in college sports. Legislative scrutiny intensifies as lawmakers examine the impact of investments on amateur athletics and athletes’ rights.
The 20 Kilometres Race Walk remains a highlight on worldathletics.org, showcasing elite endurance and technique. Athletes from across the globe compete fiercely in this Olympic-standard event.
Fans have sparked controversy by throwing sex toys onto WNBA courts during games, aiming to protest policies they view as restrictive or discriminatory. The league and players have condemned the actions, calling for respect and unity.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s official State Athletics program promotes youth sports, supporting development and community engagement across the state. Visit Pennsylvania.gov for updates and event information.
UT-Dallas has reversed its decision to cut track & field programs, preserving the sports after community outcry. The university cited renewed funding and support as key factors in the reversal.