On The Line With MileSplit

Archer High School graduate Myles Collins reads aloud an essay he penned for MileSplit, reflecting on the tragic death of Ahmaud Arbery and how running and race intersect for him in today's world.

On the latest episode of On The Line, Bryan, Olivia and Cory discuss a sub-4 attempt in California at the end of the month, what we'll miss from state championship season, another 'What If' debate featuring a track and field discipline, and much more to finish out the show.

On the latest On The Line podcast, Bryan, Olivia and Cory chat about the latest storylines, including a new 'Who would win this 'What If' girls all-decade 800m?' segment and four new big news items of the week. We also debate which athlete over the Florida state championship series has had the best performance in history. That, and more.

On the latest Hit Rewind podcast, Parker, Cory and Colorado MileSplit editor Bobby Reyes tackle the 2014 film 4-Minute Mile, which sees a young high school senior balance a chaotic home life with high aspirations on the track, eventually culminating with a 4-minute mile.

On the latest episode of On The Line, Cory, Bryan and Olivia chat about the best state championship performance they've ever seen in person, debate another What If race, and tackle the top storylines of the week.

On the latest episode of Hit Rewind, MileSplit's movie podcast featuring cross country and track and field films, Cory, Parker and JoJo review the 2016 classic, TrackTown, featuring 2016 Olympian and former Dartmouth College and University of Oregon standout Alexi Pappas.

On the latest episode of MileSplit's On The Line podcast, Bryan, Olivia and Cory talk the MileSplit Virtual Classic and an incredible 'What If' race, and then they break down athlete interviews, a fun YouTube video featuring elite athletes, the country's latest signees and the best unsigned recruits still left on the board for collegiate programs.

In the first episode of MileSplit's Hit Rewind Podcast, a discussion breaking down famous running movies, Cory, Parker and special guest Eddie Navarro -- Parker's dad -- dive into Disney's McFarland, USA, a film based on a true story featuring a small cross country team from the San Joaquin Valley in California.

In MileSplit's latest sit-down interview with national-leading athletes and coaches, Cory sits down with The Woodlands (TX) High School seniors Carter Bajoit, a Texas A & M signee who posted a US No. 1 mark in the high jump in March when he cleared 7-feet. It was a new personal best for the South Carolina native, though he would later learn it would likely be his last jump of the season. Bajoit expands upon the season that was, and the ways in which he's keeping occupied.

Cory sat down recently with Beavercreek (OH) High School senior Taylor Ewert, an 8-time Ohio state champ and University of Arkansas signee who was anticipating a chance to make the U.S. Olympic team in Tokyo this June in the 20K racewalk before a global pandemic pushed the Games back and forced her aspirations to take a backseat for a year.