INDIANAPOLIS - More than 30 reigning world masters track and field champions who won gold at the last World Masters indoor and outdoor championships and at least two Olympians will be among approximately 1000 athletes 30-98 years old, competing at the 2015 USATF Masters Championships in Jacksonville, Florida, Thursday through Sunday, July 23-26, at University of North Florida’s Hodges Stadium.
 
The athletes will display speed, strength, and endurance, proving that lifetime fitness is possible for all ages in events ranging from 100 to 10,000-meters, while field events will include the full range of jumps and throws.  This is the first national masters track championship in the Southeast region and resulted from being the winning bid in a competitive presentation process at the USATF annual meeting two years ago.

The meet showcases many Americans going soon after Jacksonville’s nationals to the World Masters Athletics Championships in Lyon, France, August 4-16.

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Bob Weiner
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