Younger post-college runners are now welcome to compete in USATF Masters Track and Field meets.
But thanks to USATF Masters Track and Field , post-college runners will now have the opportunity to continue competing on the national level even after they step off campus.
On May 14, the MTF committee announced that it is now allowing a “pre-masters” age group, for runners aged 25 to 29, to compete in USATF masters meets. Runners in that age group are eligible to race starting at the, which are still scheduled to kick off on July 9 in Greensboro, North Carolina. Moving forward, all runners 25 years old and older will be eligible to compete in masters meets, and there are no qualifying standards necessary to hit in order to register. The runners will race against others who fall within their five-year age brackets .” divisions in road running include runners who are 40 and older, classifying a much younger group as masters runners in track seems strange at first.
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