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A refreshed look for USA Track & Field 🇺🇸
We’re introducing an updated visual identity that brings greater emphasis to the USA Track & Field name while preserving the iconic wings that have represented our sport for decades.
#TeamUSATF
We’ve got our eyes on the prize 👀🥇🤩
We’re officially ONE MONTH away from the 2026 USA Track & Field National Junior Olympic Cross Country Championships. 👏
Louisiana, we’re coming! Register now: usatf.org/events/2026/2026-u…
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🏅 Medals for the Top 3 teams and Top 25 finishers
🇺🇲 Top 25 finishers earn All-American honors
🎁 Free commemorative lanyard & keychain for every competitor
Fore more information: usatf.org/events/2026/2026-u…
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The 2026 Women's Rising Star Finalists ✨
Congratulations to Marta Alemayo 🇪🇹, Mia Maxwell 🇺🇸 and Yan Ziyi 🇨🇳 👏
Winner will be announced at the World #AthleticsAwards November 29 🗓️
🔗 bit.ly/4BZdPoC
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2026 Women’s Athlete of the Year finalist: Masai Russell 🇺🇸
Winner will be announced at the World #AthleticsAwards November 29 🗓️
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2026 Women’s Athlete of the Year finalist: Melissa Jefferson-Wooden 🇺🇸
Winner will be announced at the World #AthleticsAwards November 29 🗓️
Honoring those who have served 🇺🇲
This #VeteransDay, we’re highlighting 2026 U.S. national champion and military veteran Max Rohn, who found a renewed sense of purpose through track and field.
To Max and all who have served, thank you for your service. ❤️
Through his journey, Max hopes to inspire fellow veterans to discover the power of sport.
#TeamUSATF | #VeteransDay2026
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The debate continues 👀
Dawn Harper-Nelson and Ato Boldon make their cases for Ja’Kobe Tharp and Curtis Thompson as Men’s Track and Men’s Field Athlete of the Year. 🏆
Who are you picking? ⬇️
🎙️ Watch the full episode on YouTube for their votes across every category!
youtu.be/eAnUOAnkWAE
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The 2026 @usatf Cross Country Championships are coming to Silver Creek @metro_parks on Dec.12! 🏃
Don't wait, register today to compete against some of the nations top runners HERE: bit.ly/4tLDyLM
Becoming the first American woman since 2018 to make the podium at the NYC Marathon, Jessica McClain earned recognition as the 38th USATF Athlete of the Week award winner for 2026 🏅
McClain, who was seventh in the half marathon at September’s World Athletics Road Running Championships, pushed past Kenya’s Hellen Obiri in the final stretch to take second in 2:24:42. 👏
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Tara and Tem link up 🔥
So much greatness in one photo.
(via @tar___ruh)
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The Woodhalls witnessed a KC W 🙌
@usatf Olympic Gold Medalists Tara & Hunter know it’s #TealTime 🩵
(via @tar___ruh)
Their picks are in! 🏆
Dawn Harper-Nelson and Ato Boldon break down why @masai_russell and @ealey_chase have their votes for Women’s Track and Women’s Field Athlete of the Year.
Are these your picks, too? Let us know 👀
Watch the full episode on YouTube to hear their picks across all Athlete of the Year categories 🏆
youtube.com/watch?v=eAnUOAnk…
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Paired with a modern typeface, the refreshed logo honors our history while strengthening our identity as we look toward #LA28 and beyond.
Full announcement: usatf.org/news/2026/usa-trac…
Winning the women’s 60-64 division at the USATF 5K Championships, Suzanne la Burt earned recognition as the 37th USATF Athlete of the Week award winner for 2026 🏅
La Burt, who also topped the age grading at the USATF Masters 4 Mile Championships in June, clocked 20:41 on the hilly course in Atlanta to win her division by 47 seconds and nab an age grading of 91.88%, the best among women's finishers. Her time placed her eighth overall. 👏
USA Track & Field mourns the passing of legendary coach Frank “Gags” Gagliano, who died October 25 at the age of 89.
For more than six decades, Gagliano helped shape generations of middle-distance runners, mentoring Olympians, world-class athletes and countless others throughout his remarkable coaching career.
From Georgetown to the professional ranks, his impact extended far beyond the track. Earlier this year, USATF recognized his contributions by naming the men’s 800m event at the Toyota USATF Outdoor Championships in his honor.
His legacy lives on through the athletes he coached, the lives he touched and the generations he inspired.
Our thoughts are with his family, friends and the many athletes whose lives he touched.

















