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At the 2026 Winter Olympics, Stevenson Savart didnβt just ski, he made history as Haitiβs first Olympic cross-country competitor. His finish in the skiathlon may not be podium-level, but his presence marks a breakthrough for Haitian sport & visibility β’ // @Olympics
Representing his country on the biggest stage. ππΉπ
Stevenson Savart, Haiti's first Olympic cross-country skier, finishes with a flourish in men's skiathlon. #WinterOlympics
Chasing history π
Under the pouring rain on the final night of competition in Tokyo, Botswana decided to close out the championships with a bang and win Africaβs first gold in the 4x400m π₯
Watch βThe Pride of the Nation β Letsileβ exclusively on World Athletics+ π https://t.co/k4Y9Vcp5Pj
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Random thought: Mark Maye may have the most successful athletic family in Charlotte history.
Two sons won NCAA baseball and basketball championships.
A third son is a successful high school basketball coach and Drake about to go to the Super Bowl.
And Mark (Independence) and his wife, Aimee (West Charlotte), are two of the best high school athletes to ever play here.
Sophomore and DII transfer Tyson Williams runs the second-fastest time in collegiate history during his season opener for South Carolina!
(π·: @GamecockTrack)
One to watch in 2026!π
Tyson Williams debuts for South Carolina over 300m at the Clemson Opener, running a PB of 32.32s to become the second fastest man in NCAA history!
Only behind Jacory Patterson's NCAA Record of 31.99s.
His teammates Devan Crumpton (32.67) and Josiah Wrice (32.78) were 2nd and 3rd respectively.
THIS IS CROSS COUNTRY βοΈπ₯
Calvin Seitz wins the Brooks XC Midwest Title in frigid conditions. The Indiana native runs 15:11 and separates himself from Lucas Tanner in second, 15:16.83
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How much each #Eagles player makes per game (17 Regular Season games):
Jalen Hurts ($1,286,902)
Lane Johnson ($1,083,059)
A.J. Brown ($1,030,794)
Jordan Mailata ($896,190)
Dallas Goedert ($630,596)
DeVonta Smith ($442,767)
Saquon Barkley ($391,824)
Landon Dickerson ($385,471)
Jalen Carter ($347,045)
Brandon Graham ($333,085)
Jordan Davis ($318,153)
Zack Baun ($258,000)
Jake Elliott ($245,882)
Cam Jurgens ($208,416)
Quinyon Mitchell ($198,621)
Jihaad Campbell ($159,567)
Cooper DeJean ($124,631)
Reed Blankenship ($109,030)
John Metchie ($106,202)
Azeez Ojulari ($98,871)
Nakobe Dean ($97,859)
Braden Mann ($93,588)
Tyler Steen ($92,771)
Sydney Brown ($92,750)
Jahan Dotson ($84,719)
Adoree' Jackson ($80,132)
Joshua Uche ($78,166)
Andrew Mukuba ($76,754)
Jalyx Hunt ($75,752)
Matt Pryor ($75,520)
Kylen Granson ($75,187)
Byron Young ($74,950)
Kelee Ringo ($73,179)
A.J. Dillon ($70,959)
Brett Toth ($69,341)
Grant Calcaterra ($67,786)
Will Shipley ($67,533)
Tank Bigsby ($66,124)
Ty Robinson ($64,813)
Sam Howell ($64,706)
Tanner McKee ($63,850)
Moro Ojomo ($62,251)
Jeremiah Trotter Jr. ($61,821)
Fred Johnson ($60,588)
Patrick Johnson ($57,222)
Mac McWilliams ($56,174)
Smael Mondon Jr. ($55,398)
Drew Kendall ($54,804)
Marcus Epps ($50,490)
Parry Nickerson ($50,490)
Xavier Gipson ($50,490)
Cal Adomitis ($50,327)
Cameron Latu ($41,177)
(2025 Cap Hit / 17 Games)
This was Melissa Jefferson-Wooden's year.
10.61 100m PB | 4th-fastest woman in history
21.68 200m PB | 8th-fastest woman in history
π₯ 100 meter World champion
π₯ 200 meter World champion
π₯ 4x100 meter relay World champion.
Melissa Jefferson-Wooden is HER.
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END OF AN ERA π―π²
Shelly-Ann Fraser Pryce bids farewell to athletics in style, leading off Jamaica's 4x100-meter relay en route to a silver medal finish in 41.79.
The five-time 100m world champion announced that she will retire after the 2025 season at the age of 38. Known by her fans as the "pocket rocket," Fraser Pryce is also an eight-time Olympic medalist and the most decorated 100m sprinter in world history.
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A gold medal sweep by Kenya in the distance events at the 2025 World Athletics Championships. π°πͺ
800m - Lilian Odira π₯
1500m - Faith Kipyegon π₯
3000m steeplechase - Faith Cherotich π₯
5000m - Beatrice Chebet π₯
10,000m - Beatrice Chebet π₯
Marathon - Peres Jepchirchir π₯
Melissa Jefferson-Wooden πΊπΈ completes the treble at the Tokyo 2025 World Championships!
100m - 10.61 (CR) π₯
200m - 21.68 (PB) π₯
4x100m - 41.75 π₯
She is ONLY the second woman in history after Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce π―π² to win all 3 at the World Championships!
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Botswana end the USA men's 4x400m monopoly at the World Athletics Championships β‘οΈ
USA had secured the last three golds but Botswana caught them on the line in Tokyo π₯
π§πΌLee Bhekempilo Eppie (45.16)
π§πΌ Letsile Tebogo (44.05)
π§πΌ Bayapo Ndori (44.41)
π§πΌ Busang Collen Kebinatshipi (44.14)
The end of an era. π₯Ί
π―π² The legendary Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce finishes her World Championships career in Tokyo with 17 career medals.
2007 β 4Γ100m π₯
2009 β 100m π₯, 4Γ100m π₯
2011 β 4Γ100m π₯
2013 β 100m π₯, 200m π₯, 4Γ100m π₯
2015 β 100m π₯, 4Γ100m π₯
2019 β 100m π₯, 4Γ100m π₯
2022 β 100m π₯, 200m π₯, 4Γ100m π₯
2023 β 100m π₯, 4Γ100m π₯
2025 β 4x100m π₯
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