This win comes after Jefferson-Wooden clocked a new world lead in the 100-meter dash on the first day of the U.S. Track and ...

With the world championships on deck, Jefferson-Wooden looks like a gold-medal contender in both sprint distances.

Coastal Carolina alumni and Olympian Melissa Jefferson-Wooden over the weekend became the first woman since 2003 to win the ...

"Amazing," Jefferson-Wooden said. "I’ve been dreaming of days like this. And it's finally starting to come true." ...

The Florida-based sprinter won the women's 100 meter final in style, claiming the fifth-fastest performance in American history.

At the Olympics Jefferson-Wooden won a bronze in the 100, behind Alfred and Richardson, and a gold as leadoff runner on the 4 x 100. Jefferson-Wooden revealed she had missed 2½ months of training ...

After clocking a 10.65 at the USATF Outdoor Championships, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden is poised to dominate at the World Championships in Tokyo.

An HBCU alumna fared well in a contest featuring Olympic track stars Sha'carri Richardson and Melissa Jefferson-Wooden ...

In the men’s 100, Bednarek overcame midrace cramps to win in 9.79, also a personal record. Courtney Lindsey was second in ...

Olympic Trials winner Nia Akins and two-time world medalist Ajeé Wilson led the nine qualifiers into Sunday's women's 800m ...

Wooden's time of 10.65 seconds was good enough for a world lead, personal best, and the win at the 2025 Toyota USATF Outdoor ...