Wooden, a former Carvers Bay High School student and Coastal Carolina alumna, has been named one of the top five fastest ...

With the world championships on deck, Jefferson-Wooden looks like a gold-medal contender in both sprint distances.

This win comes after Jefferson-Wooden clocked a new world lead in the 100-meter dash on the first day of the U.S. Track and ...

Coastal Carolina alumni and Olympian Melissa Jefferson-Wooden over the weekend became the first woman since 2003 to win the ...

"Amazing," Jefferson-Wooden said. "I’ve been dreaming of days like this. And it's finally starting to come true." ...

After clocking a 10.65 at the USATF Outdoor Championships, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden is poised to dominate at the World Championships in Tokyo.

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden wins the 100m at USATF Championships in 10.65, tying as the fifth-fastest woman in US history.

In the men’s 100, Bednarek overcame midrace cramps to win in 9.79, also a personal record. Courtney Lindsey was second in ...

In the 200m final, Lyles overtook Bednarek in the final strides by four hundredths and looked over at Bednarek as he crossed ...

At the Olympics Jefferson-Wooden won a bronze in the 100, behind Alfred and Richardson, and a gold as leadoff runner on the 4 x 100. Jefferson-Wooden revealed she had missed 2½ months of training ...

Wooden's time of 10.65 seconds was good enough for a world lead, personal best, and the win at the 2025 Toyota USATF Outdoor ...