McLaughlin-Levrone Breaks Meet Record in 400, Qualifies for Worlds

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone won the women's 400 meters at the U.S. track and field championships with a meet-record time of 48.74 seconds.
McLaughlin-Levrone is a dominant 400-meter hurdler, but is proving to be a quick study in the open 400 as well.
McLaughlin-Levrone may compete in both the open 400 and 400 hurdles at the upcoming worlds in Budapest.
Sha'Carri Richardson, after winning the 100 meters, ran a blistering wind-assisted time of 21.61 seconds in the first round of the 200.
Other winners included Bryce Deadmon (men's 400), Rudy Winkler (hammer throw), Nikki Hiltz (women's 1,500 meters), Yared Nuguse (men's 1,500), Maria Michta-Coffey (20-kilometer race walk), Nick Christie (20-kilometer race walk), and Robert Gregory (men's 200, top time in first round).