Archive - Fast Women

Fast Women: Keely Hodgkinson is ready to go

Nikki Hiltz, Whittni Morgan, Katelyn Tuohy, and Angelina Ellis win in LA.

Jul 22 •

Fast Women: Jessica Hull's breakthrough week

Annie Rodenfels wins her second national title.

Jul 15 •

Fast Women: Redefining what's possible in the 1500m

Whittni Morgan is headed to Paris.

Jul 8 •

Fast Women: Historic 1500m closes out Olympic Trials

Weini Kelati kicks to a meaningful 10,000m win.

Jul 1 •

June 2024

Fast Women: Val Constien leads thrilling Trials steeplechase

Courtney Wayment and Marisa Howard become Olympians.

Jun 29 •

Fast Women: A lot has happened since Monday morning

Elle St Pierre, Nia Akins are Olympic Trials champions.

Jun 26 •

Fast Women: Kate Grace gives herself a shot

The 5,000m and 800m finals will take place tonight.

Jun 24 •

Fast Women: Let the Trials begin

Five things about Amanda Vestri

Jun 17 •

Fast Women: Parker Valby cements her legacy

Maia Ramsden, Juliette Whittaker, and Doris Lemngole also earn NCAA titles.

Jun 10 •

Fast Women: Gracie Hyde's breakout season

The high school mile record falls twice in one meet.

Jun 3 •

May 2024

Fast Women: World record for Beatrice Chebet at Pre

Diribe Welteji, Keely Hodgkinson, Tsigie Gebreselama, and Peruth Chemutai also win in Eugene.

May 27 •

Fast Women: Track season really gets rolling

Elle St. Pierre picks up where she left off with a win in LA.

May 20 •

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