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Kidder and Fields win high-performance races at CNW all-comers meet...




SHORELINE—In what was supposed to be an attempt by UCLA alum Daniel Herrera of Mexico to reach the 3:36.00 qualifying time needed to compete in the world championships in two weeks fell flat, as Brannon Kidder (left/photo by Paul Merca) of the Brooks Beasts won the high performance 1500 meter run Wednesday night at the Club Northwest all-comers meet at Shoreline Stadium.



Herrera and Dan

High performance men's 1500 and women's 800 to highlight Wednesday's Club NW all-comers meet...




Wednesday night’s Club Northwest all-comers meet at Shoreline Stadium just north of Seattle will have a bit of a high performance feel, as Club Northwest and the Brooks Beasts will stage two elite races.



At 8:25 pm, the men’s 1500 meters will get underway, with a field that includes Brooks Beasts team members Izaic Yorks, Garrett Heath, and Brannon Kidder; 4-time USA world championships

Windle takes a bite of Big Apple and wins 800m at TrackTown Summer Series finale in New York...




NEW YORK—One of the biggest revelations of the 2017 track and field season in the United States has been the performance of Brooks Beasts team member Drew Windle (above in green/photo courtesy TrackTown USA).



In a span of six-plus weeks, Windle, a product of Division II Ashland University in Ohio, has lowered his personal best from 1:45.65 from 2016 to 1:45.02 in the pro section of the

TrackTown Summer Series ends with finals in New York Thursday...




The three meet TrackTown Summer Series, which began last week in Palo Alto, and stopped in Gresham, Oregon Sunday, comes to its conclusion Thursday night at New York’s Icahn Stadium, with several athletes with Washington ties competing.



Pasco native Marisa Howard (left/photo by Paul Merca) is one of five athletes on the defending team champion San Francisco Surge squad with Washington ties,

Fields and Efraimson go 1-3 to help San Francisco Surge win first stop of TrackTown Summer Series...




PALO ALTO, California—Hannah Fields (left, hip #7/photo by Paul Merca) of the Seattle based Brooks Beasts used her 800 meter speed to run down Camas’ Alexa Efraimson and win the 1500 meters at the Palo Alto stop on the TrackTown Summer Series at Cobb Track and Angell Field on the campus of Stanford University Wednesday night.



Fields and Efraimson’s 1-3 finish gave the San Francisco Surge

Piliusina and Burkstrand win at Stumptown Twilight...




PORTLAND—In what was essentially a last-chance opportunity to earn qualifying marks for next week’s USATF Outdoor Championships in Sacramento, several athletes took to the Griswold Stadium track on the campus of Lewis & Clark College aiming for the standards at the Stumptown Twilight meet.



In the women’s 800, former NCAA 1500m champ Natalija Piliusina of the Brooks Beasts took the win in 2:

It's last chance qualifying weekend for USATF outdoor championships...




This weekend marks the final weekend for athletes wishing to compete in next week’s USATF Outdoor Track & Field Championships in Sacramento to earn quallfying marks to enter the meet.



The most notable meet where athletes with Washington ties are off to chase marks is Friday night’s Stumptown Twilight meet at Lewis & Clark College in Portland.



Seattle Pacific alum McKayla Fricker (left/