U.S. Might Send 4 Athletes To Worlds In 22 Events
U.S. Might Send 4 Athletes To Worlds In 22 Events
Here are potentially 22 other events the U.S. might also be able to send four athletes.
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Already, in eight events the U.S. will be able to send four athletes instead of three due to having the defending champion.
Men’s 100m - Justin Gatlin
Men’s Pole Vault - Sam Kendricks
Men’s Triple Jump - Christian Taylor
Women’s 100m - Tori Bowie
Women’s 400m - Phyllis Francis
Women’s 400m Hurdles - Kori Carter
Women’s 3K Steeplechase - Emma Coburn
Women’s Long Jump - Brittney Reese
But what about the 2019 Diamond League bye??
Here are potentially 14 other events the U.S. might also be able to send four athletes if an American wins the 2019 Diamond League final or Hammer Throw Challenge series.
Men’s 200m
Potential DL Champion: Noah Lyles -or- Christian Coleman
Men’s 400m
Potential DL Champion: Michael Norman -or- Fred Kerley
Men’s 800m
Potential DL Champion: Donavan Brazier -or- Clayton Murphy
Men’s 5,000m
Potential DL Champion: Paul Chelimo
Men’s 110m Hurdles
Potential DL Champion: Grant Holloway -or- Daniel Roberts
Men’s 400m Hurdles
Potential DL Champion: Rai Benjamin
Men’s Shot Put
Potential DL Champion: Ryan Crouser -or- Darrell Hill
Women’s 800m
Potential DL Champion: Ajee’ Wilson
Women’s 1500m
Potential DL Champion: Shelby Houlihan -or- Jenny Simpson
Women’s 100m Hurdles
Potential DL Champion: Keni Harrison, Sharika Nelvis -or- Christina Clemons
Women’s Pole Vault
Potential DL Champion: Sandi Morris -or- Jenn Suhr
Women’s Triple Jump
Potential DL Champion: Keturah Orji -or- Tori Franklin
Women’s Shot Put
Potential DL Champion: Chase Ealey -or- Michelle Carter
Women’s Hammer Throw
Potential HT Challenge Champion: Gwen Berry