Unfortunately the Olympic champ Aries Merritt (USA) pulls out of the race and Jason Richardson (USA) takes the win
The Olympic silver medalist Dawn Harper leads the (nearly) all American field across the line at 12.60. Kellie Wells came in at 12.73, Queen Harrison at 12.74 and Lolo Jones in 5th at 12.97 seconds.
At the start of the Diamond League season, Michael Tinsley (USA) gets the win over his fellow countryman Bershawn Jackson by .2 seconds, at 48.92 seconds
Jeffrey Porter took a hard fall at the finish giving the win to Omoghan Osaghae. Porter was able to walk away unassisted.
By Nelson Acosta HAVANA, Jan 24 (Reuters) – Dayron Robles, the 2008 Olympic Games 110 meters hurdles champion and former world record holder, will retire from athletics owing to a lack of attention from Cuban sports officials, his coach said on Thursday. Robles, 26, pulled up injured in the 2012 Olympic final and has struggled […]
Aries Merritt of the U.S. competes in the men’s 110m hurdles event at the IAAF Diamond League athletics meeting, also known as Memorial Van Damme in Brussels September 7, 2012. Merritt sets a new world record of 12.80 seconds (REUTERS/Laurent Dubrule) By Robert-Jan Bartunek BRUSSELS, Sept 7 (Reuters) – Olympic champion Aries Merritt of the […]
Team USA sweeps the finals as Dawn Harper gets the win and the Diamond League title over Kellie Wells who finished third behind Queen Harrison.
Angelo Taylor (USA) wins at 48.29 seconds, but Javier Culson (PUR), with four previous wins, takes home the Diamond League title.
The newly crowned Olympic champ Aries Merritt (USA) edges out last years World Champ Jason Richardson (USA) by .04 seconds.
After the Olympic champ Aries Merritt (USA) disqualified, Jason Richardson (USA) seized the moment, finishing first in the 110m hurdles of the 2012 Diamond League Lausanne, with a time of 13.08.
Dawn Harper finished with a time of 12.43, beating out american teammate Harrison by .19 seconds, during the 2012 IAAF Diamond League Lausanne.
Spencer finished with a time of 53.49, beating out teammate Melaine Walker by .25 seconds, in the 2012 IAAF Diamond League Lausanne.
Dawn Harper, the silver medalist from London, scored her first win after the Games at 12.65, .09 seconds faster than bronze medalist Kellie Wells (USA).
Michael Tinsley (USA), the Silver medalist from London, gets the better of the Olympic Champ, Felix Sanchez (DOM) by .43 seconds in the Men’s 400m hurdles.
Lashinda Demus (USA) takes the Silver at 52.77 seconds, .07 seconds behind the new Olympic Champion Natalya Antyukh (RUS).
Merritt (USA) becomes the Olympic Champ at 12.92 seconds, .12 seconds over his fellow teammate and World Champion, Jason Richardson. Dayron Robles (CUB) dropped out due to injury, as the did the favored Liu Xiang (CHN).
Aries Merritt (USA), right, races Hansle Parchment (JAM) in the men’s 110m hurdles final during the 2012 London Olympic Games at Olympic Stadium. (Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports) By Nick Mulvenney LONDON, Aug 8 (Reuters) – Aries Merritt capped a phenomenal two months by storming to gold in the 110 meters hurdles at the London Olympics […]
Javier Culson (PUR) was undefeated all year until Felix Sanchez (DOM), the 2004 Gold medalist, came back to win by .28 seconds over American Michael Tinsley. Culson ended in 3rd place.
Vania Stambolova (BUL) and Maureen Jelagat Maiyo (KEN) both go down hard in the first heat of the women’s 400m hurdles, though both athletes managed to walk away.
At the world leading time of 12.93 seconds, Aries Merritt (USA) gets his second Diamond League win and states his claim for gold in London.
Watch the 110 Hurdles Semifinals from this past Saturday’s morning session of the IAAF Junior World Championships from Barcelona, Spain.
With great closing speed, eighteen year-old Morgan Snow beats the favorite Ekaterina Bleskina (RUS), who finished third, .05 seconds behind.
Janieve Russell (JAM) gets the win at 56.62 seconds, as Shamier Little (USA) crashes hard on the final hurdle.
Kellie Wells (USA) was just .01 seconds behind Sally Pearson (AUS) in the heats, but in the final Wells grabbed the win by .02 seconds, at 12.57.
In a non Diamond League race, Xiang Liu (CHN) drops out of the final, and Aries Merritt wins the American heavy race at 12.93, folowed by Jason Richardson and Ryan Wilson.
Javier Culson (PUR) wins his 4th Diamond League race this season at 47.78 seconds. Angelo Taylor (USA) was 3rd and Bershawn Jackson (USA) was disqualifued for a false start.
With a time of 12.40 seconds, Pearson (AUS) is the only one to win two races and takes the Diamond League lead. Virgina Crawford (USA) was 2nd.
Diamond League leader Javier Culson (PUR) sets a world leading time of 47.78, holding off David Green (GBR) by .06 seconds.
The current World Champ, Demus heads for the Olympics, posting a time of 53.98 seconds. Georganne Moline and T’Erea Brown will be joing her, as Tiffany Williams fails to get back on the Team, finishing 4th.
Tinsley gets the surprise win at 48.33 seconds, and heads to London with defending Olympic champ Angelo Taylor, and Kerron Clement. Bershawn Jackson finished off the team in 4th.
The 60m Indoor Champ gets the win at 12.93 seconds, in 2nd is current world champ Jason Richards, .05 behind. Jeffrey Porter was 3rd and David Oliver in 5th, fails to make the Team.
Dawn Harper leads the way at 12.73 seconds, as Kellie Wells and Lolo Jones will join her in London.
In her first appearance this season, World Champ Pearson (AUS) gets the win, while Kristi Castlin (USA) was 2nd and Jessica Ennis (GBR) false started.
In the Men’s 400m hurdles, Culson (PUR) scores another win with the world leading time of 47.92 seconds.
The 2004 Athens Olympic gold medallist stormed home in 12.87 seconds in an eye-popping run that matched Cuban Dayron Robles’ mark, set in 2008.
HAVANA, May 31 (Reuters) – Cuba’s Olympic high hurdles champion Dayron Robles has cancelled his participation in Saturday’s Prefontaine Classic because of a delayed visa, but will compete in New York on June 9, athletics officials said on Thursday. World record holder Robles had been scheduled to face China’s Liu Xiang and American David Oliver […]
Javier Culson (PUR) scores the first Diamond League win the 400m hurdles, Bershawn Jackson (USA) was .11 seconds behind in 2nd place.
Dawn Harper barely passes Kellie Wells at the line, as fellow American, Lolo Jones was out at the first hurdle.
In the final meters, Felix Sanchez (DOM) pulls up and goes down hard, missing a shot at the podium, luckily he walks away.
Kaliese Spencer takes the win and the Diamond League lead as fellow Jamaican Melaine Walker faded to 8th, Lashinda Demus (USA) was 2nd.
Dayron Robles of Cuba jumps the last hurdle during his 60 meters hurdle heat during the Aviva Grand Pix at the NIA Arena on February 18, 2012 in Birmingham, England. (Photo by Jamie McDonald/Getty Images) By Nelson Acosta HAVANA, May 30 (Reuters) – Olympic champion Dayron Robles is likely to miss a highly anticipated high […]
China’s Liu Xiang reacts after winning the 110m hurdles event at the 2012 Samsung Diamond League competition in Shanghai, May 19, 2012. (REUTERS/Aly Song) By Nick Mulvenney SHANGHAI, May 19 (Reuters) – China’s Liu Xiang lit up a rain-soaked Shanghai Diamond League meeting with the quickest 110 metres hurdles time of the year on Saturday, […]
The first four points go to Angelo Taylor (USA) at 48.98 seconds, ahead of fellow American Justin Gaymon by .09.
At 13.17 seconds, Richardson (USA) wins his first race, beating Diamond League leader Oliver (USA) by 11 seconds.
Danielle Carruthers, Virginia Crawford-Powell, and newly crown us champ Kellie Wells fail to beat Pearson (AUS), wining at 12.47.
Aries Merritt wins the 110m hurdles at 2011 Diamond League meet in Oslo, Norway.
June 11, 2011: Danielle Carruthers edges fellow American Kellie Wells in the women’s 110m hurdles at the 2011 Diamond League meet in New York.
June 11, 2011: Puerto Rico’s Javier Culson wins the men’s 400m hurdles, besting American Bershawn Jackson at the 2011 Diamond League meet in New York.
Dawn Harper wins the women’s 100m women’s hurdles at the Diamond League Golden Gala, while Lolo Jones pulls up lame after a strong start.
L.J. van Zyl takes first place with a dominant run in the men’s 400m hurdles at the 2011 Diamond League Golden Gala in Rome.
May 6, 2011: American Kellie Wells runs a personal-best 12.58 to beat Lolo Jones in the women’s 100m hurdles at the Diamond League meet in Doha.
May 6, 2011: L.J. Van Zyl of South Africa upsets American Bershawn Jackson to win the men’s 400m hurdles at the Diamond League meet in Doha.
2012, Istanbul, Turkey, IAAF Indoor Track and Field World Championship, American Merritt beats the 2008 champ, Liu Xiang by .05 seconds, winning at 7.44 seconds.
July 8, 2010: Dayron Robles of Cuba wins the 110m hurdles in 13.01 seconds at the Diamond League meet in Lausanne.
July 10, 2011: Sally Pearson runs a world-leading time in the women’s 100m hurdles, while Danielle Caruthers notches a personal best.
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