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Nairobi and Munich have been selected to host the 2029 and 2031 World Athletics Championships, respectively. Rome and London were the other cities in the running.
Mark English finished 6th in the World Athletics Ultimate Championships 800m final in 1:42.78 PB, NL. That also a qualification standard for next September's World Championships.
Rhasidat Adeleke finished 5th in the first semi-final at the World Athletics Ultimate Championships in 22.81 (NWI), missing out on tonight's final by 1 place.
Hugh Armstrong finished 13th at the Great North Run in 1:03:37. Killian Mooney ran 1:04:48 to also make it inside the top 20.
John Travers won the Charleville Half Marathon this morning in 1:05:05, ahead of Liam Naughton (1:06:23) and Kane Collins (1:06:42). The women's race was won by Niamh Allen in 1:10:47, ahead of Sorcha Nic Dhomhnaill (1:13:04) and Íde Nic Dhomhnaill (1:15:58). All times unofficial.
Mark English ran 1:43.74 to win the second 800m semi-final in Budapest, and will race for the Ultimate Championship title tomorrow.
Today's collegiate cross country results from the US: Claragh Keane 2nd at Joe I. Vigil Open; Kate Connolly 6th at Back to the Bowl.
Danny Nugent (Lenoir-Rhyne) finished 9th yesterday at the Queen City XC Invite, his first US collegiate race. Sarah Bradley (Queens N.C.) was also competing. Susie Nestor (Rice) was 11th at the Rice Invitational.
Sharlene Mawdsley finished 7th in her semi-final at the World Athletics Ultimate Championships in Budapest earlier, in a time of 51.28.
Noah Harris was the first of the Irish athletes in US collegiate XC action this weekend. He finished 9th at his home meeting, the Tennessee XC Invitational. Check out the other Irish athletes competing this weekend on our NCAA page.
The Rovereto Meeting from last night is available to watch back on SportFace TV. You can watch the return of Sharlene Mawdsley at 1:47:00.
Rhasidat Adeleke (200m), Sophie O'Sullivan (800m)
Laura Nicholson (Road Mile), Andrew Coscoran (Road Mile), Cathal Doyle (Road Mile), Brian Fay (5km), Darragh McElhinney (5km), Peter Lynch (Half Marathon), Hiko Tonosa (Half Marathon), Sarah Healy (Road Mile)
Various athletes (see startlists)
Various athletes (see startlists when available)
Various athletes (see startlists when available)
