Elle St. Pierre beats two-time world champion Gudaf Tsegay for gold at the 2024 World Indoor Championships in Glasgow, Scotland . She broke the American record and championship record when she won the women’s 3,000 meters in 8:20.87 . With two laps remaining, she continued contact in fourth place for much of the race .
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St Lucia’s Julien Alfred won the women’s 400m at the Glasgow Arena . She lowered her own world record to 49.24 on 18 February . The faster she gets, the bigger the question for later this year . It was a night of breathless and successive excitements .
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Grant Holloway equalled his championship record of 7.29 with another trademark performance – perfect start, superb transition, powerful finish at the World Athletics Indoor Championships Glasgow 24 . The two-time champion’s win streak goes back to a second place in a high school meeting in 2014 .
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Marco Odermatt wins giant slalom in Aspen, Colo. . He moves two away from Ingemar Stemark’s World Cup record of 14 consecutive wins in one event, set more than 40 years ago . The Swiss star has gone 9-0 in that race this season, adding onto the three in a row .
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Tom Daley, Anthony Harding, Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix and Yasmin Harper finished second in the mixed team event on Friday . China won gold in all three events . Quan Hongchan and Chen Yuxi won the women's 10m synchronised . Long Daoyi and Wang Zongyuan took gold in the men's 3m platform .
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New World Development doesn't Earn Enough To Cover Its Payments . Earnings per share is forecast to rise exponentially over the next year . This works out to be a decline of approximately 7.6% per year over the last five years .
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Ontario Ospreys defeated BC Storm 16-10 in the women’s division of the NRL Nines . Toronto Ospreses topped the table without any pool round defeats in the semis - a match-up that owes much to Canada’s appearances as the last two World Cups. In the Women’s Under 18s competition, Riverton Seagulls withdrew.
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Zoe Hobbs qualified for her first global final but finished just .01 seconds off third place in the showcase women’s 60m world indoor final in Glasgow on Sunday morning (NZT) the New Zealand sprint star broke her own Oceania record to grab fourth in 7.06, behind race winner Saint Lucian, Julien Alfred (6.98), who ran the world’s fastest time this season .
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Eliza McCartney won silver in the women's pole vault . Molly Caudery won the gold on count back . United States athlete Katie Moon took the bronze within 5cm of the winners .
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The Great Britain & Northern Ireland team won their first two medals of these Championships in Glasgow . In-form duo Josh Kerr stormed to gold in a men’s 3000m final that well and truly played into his hands . There were a further three British athletes in finals action on the second evening in Glasgow with Laviai Nielsen .
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