Overview
- Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone won the women’s 400m flat in 48.90 seconds, just 0.20 off Sanya Richards-Ross’s American record, and confirmed she will focus solely on the open 400m in Tokyo.
- Melissa Jefferson-Wooden sprinted to a world-leading 10.65 in the women’s 100m, tying the fifth-fastest time ever and ending a two-year drought under 10.70.
- Kenny Bednarek seized his first U.S. 100m title with a personal best of 9.79 seconds despite midrace cramps, positioning him as a medal threat in Japan.
- Jacory Patterson broke through with a 44.16 victory in the men’s 400m, claiming his first national crown after balancing overnight UPS shifts with training.
- All four champions clinched their spots on the U.S. team for the 2025 World Championships in Tokyo, underscoring the depth of American sprint and 400m talent.