Olympic Qualifier & World Championship Schedule

Olympic Qualifier & World Championship Schedule

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Weekly Olympic qualifier / World Championship / Grand Prix schedule, with featured Team USA athletes

Olympic Qualifier & World Championship Schedule
Olympic Qualifier & World Championship Schedule

Davis-Woodhall sets world lead, gymnastics wins gold through injuries, and France sweeps Quiberon

Tara Davis-Woodhall jumped 7.20m (world lead) and ran 12.47 in the hurdles (personal best) in the same session at the USATF LA Grand Prix. Noah Lyles set the 150m world record (14.67) at Ostrava. The US gymnastics women won Pan Am team gold at 161.628 despite losing Hezly Rivera (hamstring) and Lila Richardson (face injury) on day one; Claire Pease and Charleigh Bullock went 1-2 in the all-around. France swept all three WTCS Quiberon races while Taylor Knibb, Taylor Spivey, and Katie Zaferes sat out. Paris Diamond League (June 28, FloTrack) and Prefontaine Classic (July 4, NBC) are coming up.

Olympic Qualifier & World Championship Schedule
Olympic Qualifier & World Championship Schedule

Team USA weekly: Lyles 9.88, Duplantis falls, Stockholm sweep

Noah Lyles ran a season-best 9.88 in Rome and Trey Cunningham broke 13 seconds in the hurdles for the first time. At Stockholm, Team USA swept three events — Bednarek's second consecutive Diamond League 200m win, Jefferson-Wooden's 100m, and 17-year-old Cooper Lutkenhaus's stunning DL debut in the 800m. The week's biggest story: Armand Duplantis's 40-meet pole vault winning streak ended at home in Stockholm. Oslo (June 10, 12:45 PM ET) is next, with 15+ US athletes on the start lists.

Olympic Qualifier & World Championship Schedule
Olympic Qualifier & World Championship Schedule

Team USA Weekly: Rabat, Svajda's Dream, Munich Shutout

Diamond League Rabat is in progress as the briefing publishes, with Tobi Amusan the only confirmed result so far (12.28 in the 100m hurdles). At Roland Garros, Zachary Svajda pulled off one of the most emotionally charged upsets of the week — beating No. 25 seed Cerundolo in his Grand Slam debut, on his late father's birthday — while Frances Tiafoe and Madison Keys also survived to give the US three players in Monday's Round 4. USA Shooting went 0-for-28 in Munich. Rome (June 4) brings Lyles vs. Jacobs vs. Tebogo in the 100m; Stockholm (June 7) serves up Duplantis vs. Kendricks in the pole vault.

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