The 2022 year saw a return to deeper levels of competitive Race Walking all over the USA. After 2 years of diminished results from COVID, it looks like our event has rebounded well. Congratulations go directly to the coaches who
Signings have started for the 2023 school year. Always of interest is where the graduates from any year are going to continue their academic and athletic careers in college. Most of the major sites covering Track & Field, regrettably, ignore
Heather Durrant, fresh off of her double wins at the AAU Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships, was recognized as having the Outstanding Performance of the competition. Durrant won the 3000m Race Walk in 14:03.32 on Day 2 (7/31) in
Team USA sent 2 women, Angelica Harris & Talia Green, to Cali, Colombia to compete in the World U20 Track & Field Championships in the 10000m Race Walk. Angelica is a veteran of international competition, having competed in the World
Watch the archived version of this clinic, by Don Lawrence.
One stop shopping for details on all of the Outdoor National Championships that have a Race Walk on the track events schedule. Here is everything we have on the major post season meets. As details emerge, we’ll update this page.
With the Nike, New Balance, Adidas & USATF Youth meets completed, here is our wrapup for the Indoor season in the Race Walk. 2022 returned us to the old status quo of dueling National Championships on the same weekend. The
Too many HS Race Walkers & their coaches know nothing about the options for competing after the HS season and/or once they graduate. Here are two of the major options available to those athletes. The weekend of March 3-5 will
Cuyamaca College in El Cajon, CA was the host of the US Team Trials for Men & Women wishing to compete in the World Team Championships in Muscat, Oman on March 4-5. U20 athletes were racing 10000m alongside the Open
Signings have started for the 2022 school year. Always of interest is where the graduates from any year are going to continue their academic and athletic careers in college. Most of the major sites covering Track & Field, regrettably, ignore
