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Jonathan Gault's coverage primarily involves event-focused reporting, particularly within the realm of sports. This indicates a preference for pitches related to upcoming or ongoing events in the world of sports, especially those with national significance in the United States.
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By: Jonathan Gault
The men’s 400 meters at the 2026 World Athletics U20 Championships in Eugene last week produced one of the meet’s marquee showdowns, as Jayden DeLeon bested Olympic gold medalist Quincy Wilson in a championship-record 44.47. But looking at the broader U20 landscape reveals an even more terrifying amount of young American depth.
By: Jonathan Gault
Thirty years ago, Kenya’s Daniel Komen took the running world by storm with a series of jaw-dropping front-running performances. Komen had no fear, and no tactics. He just ran hard, from the gun, every time. The result was a pile of victories and world records for 3000 meters (7:20.67) and two miles (7:58.61) that would last well into the next century.
By: Jonathan Gault
At the 2026 World Athletics U20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon last week, Team USA achieved something unprecedented: sweeping both the men’s and women’s 100m and 200m titles courtesy of Texas stars Tate Taylor and Mia Maxwell. Here is a closer look at the historic sprint double and what history tells us about their professional outlook.
By: Jonathan Gault
Anyone lucky enough to be in the Letzigrund Stadium for Thursday night’s Weltklasse Zurich witnessed one of the greatest track & field meets in the 17-year history of the Wanda Diamond League.
Melissa Jefferson-Wooden and Kenny Bednarek swept the 100m titles on Day 2 of the World Athletics Ultimate Championships, while Klaudia Kazimierska won a thrilling women’s 1500 over Georgia Hunter Bell and Nikki Hiltz.
By: Jonathan Gault
A lot happened last week in the world of running. We make sense of it all below.
By: Jonathan Gault
CHICAGO – We’re two days out from the Bank of America Chicago Marathon, LetsRun.com has boots on the ground, and anticipation is high. Jacob Kiplimo, one of the planet’s supreme distance running talents, is here and ready to go. Multiple elite women are planning on going out on 2:11 pace. And no less than three men have a shot at
In exactly one month, the NCAA champs will be crowned in Terre Haute. Darren Gauson's New Mexico men's squad looks unstoppable, while both individual races are completely up in the air. Plus, Jeremy Sudbury opens up on what caused #2 Iowa State’s disastrous 19th-place finish at Nuttycombe. And is Texas' 59:14-man Dennis Kipkemoi done for the season? *MB Post-Race Review of Pre-Nationals Women's Race + Qs to Ask Looking Forward
By: Jonathan Gault
Sport Road running The agent of the Tokyo Olympic gold medalist and 2024 London champ revealed there was a 2-hour standoff with testers before the positive test.
By: Jonathan Gault
Kenya’s Peres Jepchirchir, the reigning world champion and 2021 Olympic gold medalist in the women’s marathon, was provisionally suspended by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU)...
