LSU athletics will have 24 representatives (22 athletes, two coaches) from 12 countries participating in eight sports at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics that begin Wednesday and run through August 8. Six Tigers — one current […]
Former LSU track and field star JuVaughn Harrison was named a finalist for The Bowerman, collegiate track and field’s highest honor, the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association announced on Wednesday afternoon. […]
British Athletics announced that former LSU sprinter Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake will be representing Great Britain at the Tokyo Olympics later this summer. Mitchell-Blake will compete individually in the 200 meters while also participating on the Great […]
LSU track and field coach Dennis Shaver, who guided the men’s team to the NCAA Outdoor Championship, was been selected as the Allstate Sugar Bowl’s Collegiate Coach of the Year for Louisiana, the organization announced Thursday. […]
The Trinidad & Tobago Olympic Committee recently announced the track and field roster for the Tokyo Olympics and four athletes with LSU ties were named to the roster, including Richard Thompson, Kelly Baptiste, Semoy Hackett […]
Former LSU All-American sprinter and Olympic gold-medal hopeful Sha’Carri Richardson won’t be able to run in her signature race at this month’s Summer Olympics in Tokyo after accepting a one-month suspension for testing positive for […]
Six-time NCAA champion and nine-time All-American JuVaughn Harrison of LSU announced Thursday that he would turn professional and bypass his final season of college eligibility. Harrison made the announcement on his Twitter page. “I have […]
LSU’s Favour Ofili will be representing her home country of Nigeria at the Tokyo Olympics. Ofili, who just wrapped up her first season in an LSU uniform, will be competing in the 200 meters individually, […]
It was a long, but fruitful day for LSU track and field star JuVaughn Harrison. After winning the high jump on Sunday afternoon with a clearance of 7-7¾ on the final day of the U.S. […]
LSU’s Terrance Laird, who turned pro a week ago after he was named the 2021 U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year, advanced Saturday to Sunday’s 200-meter […]
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