With San Diego temperatures near 100 Saturday, M50 James Lofton burned up the track at Cathedral Catholic High School (formerly University of San Diego High School), clocking 51.75 for the 400 in a race against 15- and 16-year-olds at the
This just in from USATF’s Glen McMicken in Texas: “Bill Collins set another M55-59 WR last night in Houston — 23.36 for 200m, with a 0.0 wind. Looked incredibly quick on the curve and actually shut it down a bit
Germany’s Werner Schallau, a longtime masters athlete who set an M40 pentathlon world record back in 1978, has fallen under suspicion of doping, according to Annette’s Seite. Werner, apparently a high official in the German masters organization, is now 67,
Whew! Bruce McBarnette will have real competition in the M45 high jump after all. Dennis Lewis entered the Charlotte masters nationals today, ensuring the “Clash of the Titans” that I and others have hoped for. The Status of Entries for
Meet director Mark Cleary sends this reminder: “We have a host hotel that will provide free shuttle from Long Beach Airport to and from the hotel and also provide free shuttle to and from Long Beach State. The special rate
In the news biz, they call this a drop-dead deadline. Anyone trying to enter the Aug. 3-6 USATF National Masters Outdoor T&F Championships after midnight Pacific time today is shit outta luck. Meanwhile, the deadline for entering the USATF National
You have to be of a certain age (50-plus) to know who Hayes Jones is. He was a hurdling icon of the late 1950s and early ’60s who won gold at Tokyo in 1964. He turns 68 next month, and
Bob Minton, 56, had a lot on his plate at the British masters national championships last weekend — a two-day meet in Birmingham. Bob won the M55 200 in 25.98, the 400 in 56.17, the 800 in 2:14.35 and the
Mexico has a thriving masters program, it appears. This past weekend, they held their own masters nationals, with complete results posted now. The three-day Campeonato Mexicano de Atletismo Master 2006 was held in Guadalajara, Jalisco state — which is nearly
Had great luck with my Nikon Coolpix 4300 at Sunday’s Trojan Masters Meet. See my photo gallery, which includes a nice shot of the finish of a sizzling 400 won by Mike Sullivan. Also, I stuck my camera up James
Andy Hecker has posted results for yesterday’s Trojan Masters meet at USC. Shows some excellent marks, including 400s by M50 James Lofton (53.26), M45 Mike Sullivan (52.05) and M60 Stan Whitley (58.04). Stan was telling folks its was his first
Former Arizona State University sprinter Michael Sullivan and NFL Hall of Famer James Lofton recently turned 45 and 50, respectively, and at the Trojan Masters Track Meet today at USC, they turned in great marks in the 400. Official results
