The solo American, Courtney Wayment, finished last in 11th place: “It bites… but I won’t let that crumble belief.”
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Team USA’s Lindsay Flanagan placed ninth and Keira D’Amato finished in 17th
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D’Amato, Susanna Sullivan, and Lindsay Flanagan will race in the women’s world championship marathon for Team USA on August 26 in Budapest
Ireland's Ciara Mageean set an Irish national record with a bittersweet fourth-place finish and Team USA's sole representative Cory McGee finished 10th.
Sha'Carri Richardson secured her name as the fastest women in the world with her stellar performance in the 100 meter final in Budapest.
What started as a sleeper ended in dramatic flair. Reigning Olympic champion Sifan Hassan fell with 20m to go and Team USA’s Alicia Monson made a late move to earn fifth.
In a huge upset, the Northern Arizona Elite steeplechaser won the 2023 U.S. national title. Up next? The World Championships.
Here’s a rundown of the 72 women on the U.S. track and field team competing in the World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hungary, from August 19-27.