Allyson Felix News

When people remember the Atlanta Olympics, they recall organizational snarls and great performances in spite of everything that got in the athletes' way.

Tyson Gay and Sanya Richards were voted the winners of the 2009 Jesse Owens Awards by members of the U.S. track and field media, along with track fans who voted for their favorites in the first-ever Jesse Owens Athletes of the Year Fan Vote presented by Nike.

The military has honored a South Carolina soldier nearly six decades after he went missing in action in North Korea.

Italian cyclist Davide Rebellin has been stripped of the silver medal he won in the road event at the 2008 Beijing Olympics because of a doping violation.

Russia's Inga Abitova has won the inaugural Yokohama Women's Marathon, a race that featured the top two finishers from the Beijing Olympics.

"I thought I had him at the line. I really thought I had it," said James Carter, frustration written on his face.

In a Nov. 9 story about a new national museum honoring excellence in scholastic sports, The Associated Press reported erroneously that Allyson Felix was an Olympic gold medal swimmer.

A new national museum honoring excellence in scholastic sports is going up in eastern Pennsylvania, spotlighting the high school exploits of pro superstars like LeBron James but also cheering former top athletes who excelled away from the playing field.

A new museum honoring excellence in scholastic sports is going up in eastern Pennsylvania.

Keflezighi and Tulu Win NYC Marathon "It's a special day for me," proclaimed a jubilant Meb Keflezighi on Sunday.

Sunday morning's New York City Marathon has many races within the massive field of 38,000 entrants.

On Friday, October 30th, three World Champion US Track and Field Athletes were given the honor of ringing the closing bell at the NASDAQ exchange in New York's Times Square, Allyson Felix, 200m World Champion and Olympic Silver Medalist, Trey Hardee, World Champion Decathlete, and Chelsea Johnson, World Champion Pole Vault Silver Medalist, joined ...

A trio of recent American track and field medalists on Friday presided over the NASDAQ closing bell, in New York's Times Square.

Dr. Phillips is the new No.1 in Class 6A football, and with victories against Edgewater, Kissimmee Osceola and Olympia in the rearview mirror, the Panthers are primed to ride that ranking into the postseason, which opens Nov.

Track and field world champion Tyson Gay and swimmer Katie Hoff have been named the U.S. Olympic Committee sportsman and sportswoman of 2007, the organization announced on Thursday.

Gay and Jeter win again Running in the last meet of the season, Tyson Gay and Carmelita Jeter each won their respective 100 meter races Friday at the 2009 Colorful Daegu Meeting in South Korea.

Dathan Ritzenhein Runs Faster Than U.S. Ten-Mile Record...in Practice! Ritzenhein, who set a U.S. 5000-meter standard of 12:56.27 this summer, is prepping for the World Half Marathon Championships in Birmingham, England on October 11.

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa : Career-best bowling from Gavin Tonge helped the depleted West Indies side pose a stiff challenge, before Pakistan held their nerve to outclass them by five wickets in the ICC Champions Trophy yesterday.... Read More... Fraser urges Wolmerians to 'believe' On a visit to her alma mater, World and Olympic 100m champion, ...

Jamaican World champions Melaine Walker and Brigitte Foster-Hylton were in the winners' row, but the return of local hurdles hero Liu Xiang and blistering 100-metre wins by Americans Tyson Gay and Carmelita Jeter grabbed the main headlines at yesterday's Shanghai Grand Prix track and field meet.

Jamaican Dwight Thomas and Bahamian Donald Thomas recorded the only two English-speaking Caribbean victories at the Kawasaki Super Meet yesterday.