Brian Szutkowski has been named Assistant Director of Sport Performance and Sprints Coach at Elon University Athletics. He brings expertise in athlete development, aiming to elevate the performance of Elon’s track and field program.
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Rogue Sport of the Week: Hammer Throwing with Jacob Lange showcases the explosive power and technique behind this lesser-known track and field event. Discover how Lange trains to master the hammer’s spin and release.
Marathon Sports has launched Dirt Camp in the Berkshires, offering outdoor enthusiasts a unique blend of trail running, mountain biking, and adventure. The camp emphasizes fitness, fun, and community in a scenic setting.
Lindquist has been selected to represent the U.S. at the World Mountain and Trail Running Championships, joining teammates Rhodes, Knopp, and Norris. The Alaska Sports Report highlights this strong team lineup ahead of the global event.
SMU Athletics and Learfield have named Kyle Beatrice Robbins as General Manager of Mustang Sports Properties. Robbins will oversee marketing and partnerships, aiming to elevate SMU’s athletic brand and fan engagement.
At the World Indoor Athletics Championships, O’Connor clinched the bronze medal in the pentathlon, delivering a strong all-around performance. The BBC reports this marks a significant achievement in her athletic career.
An Olympic event that excludes women faces dwindling interest and participation, raising concerns about its future viability. The Washington Post reports that calls for inclusivity are mounting amid the sport’s decline.
Sheridan Boys and Big Horn Girls cross country teams clinched the 2025 State Championship titles, showcasing exceptional endurance and teamwork at the state meet. Both squads celebrated historic victories for their schools.
Graham youth sports face multiple challenges before resuming, including health guidelines, facility availability, and volunteer shortages, impacting the return to play this season, according to local organizers.
Nebraska leaps to the No. 1 seed in the latest 2026 Men’s NCAA Tournament projections, while Michigan drops from the top spot. FOX Sports analyzes the shifting landscape as teams vie for March Madness dominance.