By Justin Gaymon // Photo by Karthik Adimula

Mike Brannigan made his international debut on Monday at the Parapan Am Games in Toronto, Canada, winning the T20 1,500m in 4:04.32, just two one-hundredths of a second ahead of Luis Arturo of Venezuela.
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On a weekend where Pan American competitions were spread across Canada, freshman Erin Dietz and Samyr Laine 06 recorded terrific performances that led to impressive results.

The emergence onto the national stage for Akron sophomore Clayton Murphy (New Paris, Ohio) this summer took another giant leap forward on Thursday, July 23, as he captured the gold medal in the 800 meters at the Pan American Games crossing the line in ...

U.S. Squad Leads Medal Count, Trails Canada in Gold Medals
By Scott Bush

The Pan Am Games are all wrapped up and Team USA once again dominated the action. With 41 total medals, including 13 gold, the U.S. team more than lived up to pre-mee...

In First Trip Outside the U.S., Clayton Murphy Strikes Gold in Toronto
Published by TeamUSA.org on July 23, 2015

Clayton Murphy had never been outside the United States and was wondering when the money he spent on his new passport would actuall...

Kendall Baisden focused on being best in 400
Published by Paul Logothetis/USA Today on July 22, 2015

TORONTO — Kendall Baisden dreamed of becoming the next Serena Williams. Instead she just may turn into the next Sanya...

By Justin Gaymon //  Photo by Victah Sailer of Photorun

Whoever is tasked with regularly updating Shamier Little’s Texas A&M bio has their work cut out for them.
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Marquise Goodwin says competing in NFL and long jump 'is a gift'
Published by Jim Caple/ESPN.com on July 21, 2015

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Queen Harrison Sets Pan Am Record, Claims Gold as USA Goes 1-2 in 100mH

Published by USATF on July 22, 2015
 
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Marathoner Ready to Take on the Field in Toronto
By Scott Bush

For most successful pros, consistency in training is what allows an athlete to go from good to great. If you ever wanted to see the perfect example of such an athlete, look no furth...