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A collection of the year in running in 2025 that highlights the athletes, brands, shoes, performances, new talents, technology, comebacks, shocking moments and the departures from the sport.
The Pact to Bear A Standard Of Consistency with with Ed Eyestone
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All Roads Lead To The Warriors

Every year at some point in the season, the endless loop of the track finds its end. And the field is suddenly barren. But the beasts of the road quickly pick up the scraps and power down the pavement in the caliber of races that require anxiety, preplanned stress — and speed. Copenhagen proved it …

Behind the Mask of Wanamaker's Unveil

THE FULL FRAME

New winners were crowned in both men’s and women’s Wanamaker Mile races, but before the finish line tape was broken, the trophy found a small — but admiring — audience.

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The Pact to Bear A Standard Of Consistency with with Ed Eyestone

The framework of the most renown track and field and cross country programs always trace back to the coaching mainstays tasked with guiding endless rosters to the single mindset of teamwork. Ed Eyestone has understood this organizational mantra, helping transform BYU into a powerhouse that is a beacon for incoming freshman while upperclassmen leave decorated …

Establishing Staying Power on Any Course with Emma Grace Hurley

Making a name for herself on her own merit has been the formula of Emma Grace Hurley’s consistency as an emerging talent on the distance circuit. She’s found ways to shine in breakout moments like her a second place finish at the 2024 USA Cross Country Championships and then making the U.S. national team for …

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