Bryce Hoppel entered the exclusive 1:42 club as training partner Hobbs Kessler made the Olympics in his second event and Brandon Miller got 3rd.

The 2022 world champion withdrew from the Britis trials on Friday and will need a lot of help to make it to the Olympics. "It’s all completely out of his control now," Geoff Wightman to LRC. "It depends on results on the weekend. For 1500, there’s almost no chance because it’s first two plus Josh and the first two are very likely to have the standard." *Jake Wightman Out of British Trials Due to Calf Injury.

Everyone who thought the US steeple was in a bad place is wrong. Val Constien got the in in 9:03 as PRs were set left and right behind her.

Elle St. Pierre edged Elise Cranny for the win as Karissa Schweizer got 3rd as the top 3 all broke the championship record leaving NCAA phenom Parker Valby 4th despite a PR.

Noah Lyles looked amazing, so did Yared Nuguse and Cole Hocker, as the high school kid Christian Miller struggled with his start but showed some poise.

Yared Nuguse tied the Olympic Trials record in the 1500 to lead qualifying for the final as Cole Hocker looked sharp to setup a mouth watering final.

The league has signed up Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, who has only run 4 Diamond Leagues in her life, to commit to doubling at 4 meets a year. What's disappointing is the event groups are totally siloed off and the hurdlers are in their own group. SML would never race Marilediy Paulino or Athing Mu in a 400 for example. SML would be in 400h/400 group whereas Paulino would be in a separate 200/400 group and Mu in the 800/1500 group. And Jakob Ingebrigtsen might never race Josh Kerr as the 800/1500 and 3000/5000 are totally separate. Do we really need the same distance guys racing each other four times in the 3000 and 5000 on the same weekend? Or need to see Grant Holloway race a flat 100 that only includes other hurdlers? It comes across as having a superstars exhibition feel to it instead of a legitimate track meet with the best facing the best.

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She ran 15:41 to beat Hansons-Brooks' Amy Davis-Green by 4 seconds.

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