Former Georgia All-American and 60m hurdles world junior record holder Tara Davis has transferred to Texas, the 19-year-old announced on her Instagram on Wednesday.

Update (Dec. 18): All-American jumper/hurdler Tara Davis released a video on Tuesday evening saying that she has not transferred to Texas, and that the University of Georgia has not yet released her to pursue other schools. Davis' former coach at Georgia, Petros Kyprianou, tweeted last week that the world junior record holder was headed to Texas, but in the minute-long video posted on Davis' Twitter account, she refutes that assertion.

While Team USA continues to struggle picking up gold at the World U20 Championships in Tampere, Finland, the Americans have proven one thing.

Briana Williams knew she wasn't favored to win the 100m on Thursday at the World U20 Championships in Tampere, Finland.

We're one day away from the start of the World U20 Championships in Tampere, Finland, which will take place from July 10-15. 

The USATF Junior Championships are here!

The USATF Junior Championships are almost here. 

The full list of qualifiers for the 2018 NCAA Outdoor Championships.

The race for the top 12 begins this Thursday in Sacramento, California, and Tampa, Florida, as the NCAA's best try to navigate the preliminary rounds and advance to Eugene. The qualifying system is clear-cut and unforgiving, making events with obvious favorites still very intriguing. Here are five of the deepest events that could lead to some intense battles for the 12 qualifying spots.  

An avalanche of all-time marks, from NCAA records to world records, fell at the 2018 NCAA Division I Indoor Championships in College Station, Texas, this weekend. In total, 23 records were rewritten — give or take an international USC 4x400m relay. 

Yesterday, we saw Justyn Knight win his first NCAA track title, Karissa Schweizer defend her 5K title, Tara Davis set a world junior record in the 60m hurdles, Hussain Alhizam upset the reigning men's pole vault champion, and so much more.

COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS (10-March) -- The University of Georgia women have never won an NCAA team title in track and field but that could change this weekend at Texas A&M for the NCAA DI Indoor Track & Field Championships, where the Bulldogs currently lead all other teams by 20 points going into the final day of competition.

While last year's women's sprint finals were dominated by the women of Oregon, the 2018 NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships look quite a bit different. Deajah Stevens and Hannah Cunliffe (as well as 4x4/800 star Raevyn Rogers) turned professional this year, and Olympian Duck Ariana Washington did not qualify for the championships after being a bit off her game this winter.

The University of Georgia women enter the 2018 indoor track and field season with a clear mission: to win an NCAA Division I team title, a feat which eluded them last year but now looks within reach after an impressive season debut this past weekend at the Clemson Orange & Purple Invitational in South Carolina.

We're eight days away from New Year's Day 2018, so it's time to bombard you — our loyal visitors — with best-of and end-of-year content. In today's edition, we're going to name the top five U.S.-based female high school track and field athletes of the year.