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All-Amazing Track and Field Honors
Winners Only is proud to bring back the All-Amazing Track and Field honors. Our hearts were broken when the NCAA shutdown its indoor championship meet as well as entire outdoor season. The good news is that there were enough memories from indoor season that we can celebrate our favorite athletes from around the nation.
By Winners Only6 years ago in Unbalanced
Track Stars App All-National Team
Yes the panic of the Caronavirus shutdown the NCAA indoor and outdoor track seasons but the Track Stars App is still honoring the best of the best for what was the 2019-2020 collegiate track and field season.
By Winners Only6 years ago in Unbalanced
Best American Athletes Of All Time
The noise made by social media and news anchors around some of the most important sports events in the world is hard to ignore. It’s almost like a state of panic is triggered amongst the population and everyone sits on the edge of their seat, patiently waiting for the events to unravel. Only, it’s not a corona-virus epidemic, it’s your favorite team competing for the highest prize and the title of best team worldwide.
By Beni Restea6 years ago in Unbalanced
Pharoahe Zaire, National Champion
A giant of a boy named Pharoahe Zaire became an All-American and National Champion, at the AAU 14-Under Youth National Championship, on the campus of Eastern Michigan University, Saturday, March 7.
By Winners Only6 years ago in Unbalanced
Track Stars App National Athletes of the Week
The collegiate indoor track and field season finished its conference championship week of action. Check out our honorees who have been named the Track Stars App National Athletes of the Week.
By Winners Only6 years ago in Unbalanced
Becoming A NARP. Top Story - March 2020.
Background The only thing a college athlete can do that is worse than losing is becoming a NARP. For those of you who don't know, NARP is an acronym for Non-Athletic Regular Person, or people who are not members of athletic teams. In college, even at a D3 school like mine, being on a sports team is a major status booster...especially if you're on a varsity team. You have instant friends, a support system, and get invited to all of the parties. So what would drive someone to give all of that up?
By Sadie Foster6 years ago in Unbalanced
Villanova wins Big East again
As Jada Thomas lined up to start the finals of the 60-meter hurdles at the Big East Indoor Track and Field Championships, there was a fiery look of confidence in her eyes.
By Winners Only6 years ago in Unbalanced
Nwofor sparkles at Big Ten meet
Emma Nwofor became a star as her performance at the Big Ten Indoor Track and Field Championships led Ohio State to a narrow win over Minnesota.
By Winners Only6 years ago in Unbalanced
How to Become a Great Long Range Shooter
There are several reasons you may be interested in learning how to be a great long-range shooter. Some people may want to learn this skill so they can enter competitions. Perhaps you are looking for a new hobby and want to learn for the sake of the sport. Another reason is to develop your interest in hunting in a new way. Whatever your reasoning, there are steps you can take to learn this skill.
By Mikkie Mills6 years ago in Unbalanced
Big Ten Indoor Faves
The Big Ten Indoor Track and Field Championships take place May 28-29 at Spire Institute in Geneva, Ohio. We will be there for the entire opening day to see various events. Here are some of the athletes and competitions that we are most excited to cover.
By Winners Only6 years ago in Unbalanced
Track Stars App National Athletes of the Week
The collegiate indoor track and field season finished its eighth weekend of action. Check out our honorees who have been named the Track Stars App National Athletes of the Week.
By Winners Only6 years ago in Unbalanced
Do Bowling Balls Have a Mind Of Their Own?
Anyone who has ever played ten-pin bowling has, at one time or another, wondered if that ball has a mind of its own. There are times that the ball seems attracted to the pins and smoothly knocks them down. Other times it leaves some standing. Sometimes a single pin, sometimes more than one, and sometimes — heaven forbid — a dreaded split.
By Conny Manero6 years ago in Unbalanced