Results for: Noah Lyles

Noah Lyles claimed victory in the men’s 200m at the US Olympic Trials, while Sha’Carri Richardson failed to secure a spot in the women’s 200m final, ending her hopes for an Olympic sprint double. Lyles, the reigning world champion in both the 100m and 200m, showcased his dominance with a world-leading time of 19.53 seconds. Meanwhile, Richardson, the reigning world champion in the 100m, finished fourth in the women’s 200m after a poor start. Gabby Thomas emerged victorious in the women’s 200m, securing her place on the US Olympic team.

Sha’Carri Richardson showcased her speed in the 200m at the US Olympic Trials, while Noah Lyles dominated the men’s 200m. Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone and Gabby Thomas also advanced in their respective events, with McLaughlin-Levrone proving her dominance in the 400 hurdles despite a recent injury. Meanwhile, Tara Davis-Woodhall secured her spot in the long jump final with a strong opening round performance.

Sha’Carri Richardson, the 2023 World Champion, has earned her spot at the Paris Olympics after dominating the women’s 100m at the US trials. This comes three years after a marijuana positive test cost her a chance to compete in Tokyo. Meanwhile, reigning world champion Noah Lyles and two-time Olympic shot put champion Ryan Crouser also secured their places in Paris.

Reigning world 100-meter champion Noah Lyles secured his spot in the semifinals of the US Olympic trials, winning his preliminary heat in 9.92 seconds. Lyles, who struggled with depression leading up to the Tokyo Olympics, is aiming for redemption in Paris, where he hopes to add to his collection of gold medals.

The US Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon, kicked off with a bang, featuring a highly competitive men’s 100m and 200m with Noah Lyles, Christian Coleman, and Christian Miller leading the pack. On the women’s side, Sha’Carri Richardson looks to make her Olympic return after missing Tokyo due to a cannabis violation, facing tough competition in both the 100m and 200m. Other notable athletes include Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone in the 400m hurdles, Athing Mu in the 800m, and Michael Norman in the 400m.