Millrose Games
US track star Marion Jones talks to the press at a news conference in New York 04 February, 2004, to announce her return to world class competition at the 97th Millrose Games to be held at Madison Square Garden on 06 February, 2004. Jones has been away from track and field for the last year after giving birth to her first child in 2003.
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Ray Flynn Signs Three-Year Deal To Head Millrose Games
Director of the Armory Foundation, Dr. Norbert Sander, made several announcements regarding the 2013 edition of the Millrose Games yesterday. The most important was that this year’s director, Ray Flynn, will stay on as the Games’ director. Flynn and the Armory from Competitor.com Read more »
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Ray Flynn to return as Millrose Games director
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Track. Golden Eagle Track & Field Teams Compete in Season-Opener
Miss' Tori Bowie traveled to New York City to compete in the Millrose Games on Saturday and came away with a second-place finish in the long jump competition. READ MORE [+] The Golden Eagle track and field teams completed competition in the Birmingham Invitational from Southern Miss Golden Eagles Official Athletic Site Read more »
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Track. O'HARE HEADS TO NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
O'Hare enters the event with the fourth-fastest time in the NCAA this year, as he posted a mark of 3:56.63 at the 2012 Millrose Games March 11. He finished runner up by .13 seconds at last year's championship. The fastest time in the nation this year currently from Tulsa Hurricane Read more »
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(RRW) Athletics: Programming Note - Watch RUNNING HD On YES Network
to sort out the nominees. New York Road Runners Club Night at the Hard Rock in Times Square...pass the envelope please. One by one the pretenders are off the back in the Millrose Games 5000. No record is safe when Bernard Lagat pins on a race number. from Runner's and Triathlete's Web Read more »
