No mercy from the three-time Olympic gold medalist!

Parents at a school in Jamaica had a memorable surprise this week when Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, one of the greatest sprinters ...

Za’Kayza Parsons of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County [UMBC] women’s outdoor track & field team competed at the James Madison Invitational. Parsons recorded a time of 11.58 seconds in the ...

Ben Proud provided another sprint masterclass to defend his Men's 50m Freestyle crown as Abbie Wood set an eye-catching ...

Competing 24 hours after Gout Gout lit up the track in Perth, Lachlan Kennedy moves to second on the Australian all-time list ...

Saint Lucia’s Olympic 100m champion Julien Alfred made a big statement with her opening 200m of the season, running 21.88 at ...

After emerging as the fastest woman at the ongoing Niger Delta Sports Festival in Uyo, Akwa Ibom state, Delta state athlete, Jenifer Chukwuka, has set her target on qualifying for the World Relay and ...

Akani Simbine will headline South Africa’s charge at the Xiamen Diamond League, aiming to extend his world-leading sprint ...

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is one of the fastest women of all time and the Jamaican had no intention of going easy on the oher ...

Australian record holder Torrie Lewis was equal fastest qualifier for the women's 100m semifinals. Lewis, who ran her national mark of 11.10 last year, clocked 11.25 in winning the first heat.

Keeping up with the individual success, Brianna Selby earned a first-place finish with a time of 11.11 during the women's 100m event. This doubled as a PR and meet record for the freshman sprinter.