Athlos London 2026 Recap and Results

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Sep 18, 2026 by Mathias Cubillan

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After a season of chaos and shattered records, the 2026 track and field season is coming to a close today with Athlos London 2026.

The league was launched in 2024 by Alexis Ohanian, with aims to become the premier all-women's track and field circuit. The first two events were in New York City, and now Athlos is debuting overseas in England's capital.

The 2026 edition is packed with some of the sports brightest stars. Sha'Carri Richardson, Klaudia Kazimierska and a home country-racing Keely Hodgkinson are all slated to participate, while Brittany Brown is looking to don her third Athlos Champion Crown.

Below you can find all of the meet updates, results and big moments from Athlos London 2026 NCAA Track and Field Championships.

4:20 PM ET - 200m, All-American Finale

Despite going overseas for the first time for an Athlos meet, the night wrapped up with a return to the league's origins. Gabby Thomas led an American sweep of the 200m podium, rocketing to a 22.13. Kayla White's 22.40 and Anavia Battle's 22.43 gave fans the exciting finale they wanted, but it was ultimately Thomas who will wear the Champion Crown.

1. Gabby Thomas 22.13

2. Kayla White 22.40

3. Anavia Battle 22.43

4. Rhasidat Adeleke 22.64

5. Shaunae Miller-Uibo 22.92

6. Sade McCreath 23.75

4:02 PM ET - 800m, Keely Hodgkinson Lights Up London

Keely Hodgkinson started her meet by debuting a one-of-one Nike speed suit on the London track, and finished her night by adding a Champion Crown on top of the all-black kit. Racing in front of her home fans, the Olympic Champion left the rest of the field in her wake with a 1:56.40 meeting record. Valentina Rosamilia was two full seconds behind the Brit, with Renelle Lamote picking up the last podium position at a 2:00.15.

1. Keely Hodgkinson 1:56.40 MR

2. Valentina Rosamilia 1:58.75

3. Renelle Lamote 2:00.15

4. Juliette Whittaker 2:00.46

5. Sophie O'Sullivan 2:00.53

6. Raevyn Rogers 2:01.12

3:44 PM ET - 400m, Two Records Go Down

The World No. 1 lived up to the hype at Athlos London 2026, adding the Champion Crown to her undefeated season. Marileidy Paulino set a new meeting record with a blistering 48.73, fighting to the very end to edge out Henriette Jæger. The Norwegian didn't earn the crown, but she set a new national record with her 48.78.

1. Marileidy Paulino 48.73 MR

2. Henriette Jaeger 48.78 NR

3. Nickisha Pryce 49.39

4. Lieke Klaver 49.66

5. Stacey Ann Williams 50.11

6. Natalia Bukowiecka 50.55

3:26 PM ET - Mile, Klaudia Kazimierska Can't Be Stopped

As the pack came around the curve to the final stretch, Georgia Hunter Bell was in pole position to defend her home turf and win in front of her nation. But Klaudia Kazimierska had other ideas. The Pole slingshotted around the inside, pushing late to come from second place and notch a 4:19.43. Hunter Bell did secure second place with a 4:19.54. After leading for the first chunk of the race, Jessica Hull slid down to fifth as Dorcus Ewoi earned third, capping her strong season in which she finished as the Diamond League runner-up in the 1500m.

1. Klaudia Kazimierska 4:19.43

2. Georgia Hunter Bell 4:19.54

3. Dorcus Ewoi 4:19.84

4. Nikki Hiltz 4:22.72

5. Jessica Hull 4:24.27

6. Kate Axford 4:26.96 PB

3:09 PM ET - Long Jump Final, Alyssa Jones Steals The Crown

The national champ announced herself in resounding fashion when Alyssa Jones leapfrogged the competition to shoot into first place with a 6.66m flight. Having not registered an attempt in the first two rounds, the American edged out Hilary Kpatcha to don the Athlos Champion Crown. Kpatcha's third attempt came up short of her Round 2 leap at 6.49. Diamond League Champion Monae' Nichols couldn't improve on her Round 1 jump, slotting her into third.

1. Alyssa Jones 6.66 (21-10 ¼)

2. Hilary Kpatcha 6.64 (21-9 ½)

3. Monae' Nichols 6.58 (21-7 ¼)

4. Agate De Sousa 6.47 (21-2 ¾)

5. Claire Bryant 6.45 (21-2)

6. Iryna Budzynska 6.30 (20-8)

2:53 PM ET - 100m, Sha'Carri Sets Record

Sha'Carri Richardson smoked the competition to set a new bar for Athlos athletes, setting a meeting record at 10.80. The star was shot out of a cannon, finishing nearly four tenths of a second faster than her competition. Zoe Hobbs and Anavia Battale rounded out the podium, clocking an 11.19 and 11.25, respectively.

1. Sha'Carri Richardson 10.80 MR

2. Zoe Hobbs 11.19

3. Anavia Battle 11.25

4. Imani Lanisquot 11.35

5. Daryll Neita 11.36

6. Sade McCreath 11.47

2:45 PM ET - Long Jump Rounds 1 And 2, Hillary Kpatcha Leads Americans

With the first two rounds of long jump in the books, Hillary Kpatcha has taken the lead. The bronze medallist at the European Championships soared to a 6.64, notably farther than her competition. While the Frenchwoman took the advantage, the Americans are poised to make the podium, with Monae' Nichols and Claire Bryant in second and third, respectively. Nichols, a Diamond League winner had a much better second attempt, but she fouled.

1. Hilary Kpatcha 6.64 (21-9 ½)

2. Monae' Nichols 6.58 (21-7 ¼)

3. Claire Bryant 6.45 (21-2)

4. Iryna Budzynska 6.29 (20-7 ¾)

5. Agate De Sousa 6.28 (20-7 ¼)

6. Alyssa Jones – X

2:15 PM ET - 100m Hurdles, Alaysha Johnson Electrifies

With the focus on fashion all week at Athlos London 2026, it only makes sense that Alaysha Johnson earned the first Athlos Champion Crown. The American won her 40th race of the season by one hundredth of a second, edging out Tobi Amusan with a 12.50. Devynne Charlton rounded out the podium with a 12.63.

1. Alaysha Johnson 12.50

2. Tobi Amusan 12.51

3. Devynne Charlton 12.63

4. Danielle Williams 12.63

5. Megan Simmonds 12.66

6. Rayniah Jones 12.83

Broadcast Schedule For Athlos London 2026

2:08 PM ET 100m Hurdles

2:22 PM ET Long Jump (Rounds 1 & 2)

2:44 PM ET 100m

2:57 PM ET Long Jump (Final Round)

3:14 PM ET Mile

3:36 PM ET 400m

3:55 PM ET 800m

4:11 PM ET 200m

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