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Lyles Leads US Medal Charge in Tokyo, Kipyegon Eyes Fourth Title

The 2025 World Athletics Championships take place from September 13 to 21 at Japan National Stadium in Tokyo with 2,202 athletes from 198 countries competing.
This event follows the 2023 championships in Budapest where 41 athletes won individual gold medals, and 38 of those champions are entered in Tokyo, marking Japan's third time hosting.
Eighteen athletes with ties to the University of Arkansas will compete for eight countries, reflecting a complete program and strong preparation through indoor and outdoor seasons.
Noah Lyles, who recently won at the Diamond League finals, leads the US medal hopefuls and said he will use his energy as an advantage in Tokyo while Faith Kipyegon aims for a fourth world 1500m title amid rising competition.
The championships conclude a season featuring 15 Diamond League meets and provide major opportunities for athletes to secure medals and cement their legacies on a global stage.

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Lyles leads US medal charge in Tokyo, Kipyegon eyes fourth title

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Tokyo World Championships: 18 Razorbacks represent 8 nations

FAYETTEVILLE – Eighteen Arkansas athletes representing eight countries will compete in the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan, from September 13 to September 21 at Japan National Stadium. There will be 2,202 athletes from 198 countries competing in the 20th edition of the World Outdoor Championships. Of the 41 athletes who won individual gold medals at the 2023 edition in Budapest, 38 are entered to compete in Tokyo. This marks t…

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