This month, at 101, Bond will compete in the 2025 National Senior Games in the discus, long jump and shot put events for the fourth time. More than 12,400 athletes between the ages of 50 and 105 ...

Canadian shot put star Sarah Mitton placed second at the Diamond League track and field stop in Brussels on Friday. Mitton's ...

Nigerian shot put star and African record holder, Chukwuebuka Enekwechi, delivered an outstanding performance at the prestigious Gyulai István Memorial on Tuesday, launching the shot to an impressive ...

EUGENE, Ore. – Former Cowgirl thrower and U.S. Olympian Chase Jackson (Ealey) won her ninth U.S. title in the Shot Put at the U.S. Outdoor Championships Saturday with her throw of 20.84 meters.

The Executive Dean of the Brody School of Medicine challenged a current Brody Scholarship award winner to a shot putting contest; the catch is that this scholar is a former Division-1 shot putter.

The absence of Crouser in the shot put is notable. The Oregon native is a three-time Olympic gold medalist and the world record-holder. But he isn't the only big name not competing.

Chase Jackson wins women’s shot put The two-time world champion threw 68 feet, 4 ½ inches to win. Jackson is currently the top shot putter in the world.

He won the bronze instead with a mark of 68 feet, 9 3/4 inches on his final attempt at the Los Angeles Coliseum. In 1985, he was ranked the No. 7 shot-putter in the world and the No. 1 American.