Pan Am Games - Men's 4x400m Relay - Trinidad and Tobago won in 2:59.60 with a developing stable of 400m runners including 24 yo Jehue Gordon (2013 400m hurdles world champion) 26yo Lalonde Gordon (2012 Olympic bronze meddalist in the 400m) and 19 yo Machel Cedenio (Pan Am silver and 2014 World Junior champion in the 400m) and 27 yo Renny Quow (2009 world bronze meddalist). Second was Cuba in 2:59.84 (apparently dq'd but not official yet) and third was the US in 3:00.21 with Kyle Clemons, James Harris, Marcus Chambers and Kerron Clement running the legs.

Pan Am Games - Men's 4x400m Relay - Trinidad and Tobago won in 2:59.60 with a developing stable of 400m runners including 24 yo Jehue Gordon (2013 400m hurdles world champion) 26yo Lalonde Gordon (2012 Olympic bronze meddalist in the 400m) and 19 yo Machel Cedenio (Pan Am silver and 2014 World Junior champion in the 400m) and 27 yo Renny Quow (2009 world bronze meddalist). Second was Cuba in 2:59.84 (apparently dq'd but not official yet) and third was the US in 3:00.10 with Kyle Clemons, James Harris, Marcus Chambers and Kerron Clement running the legs.

Pan Am Games - Women's 4x400m Relay - US women win with all four members being collegians and all 20 or younger. Women's 400m hurdles champion Shamier Little (Texas A&M) gave the US the lead over the last 100m of the leg. She passed to Florida's Kyra Jefferson who extended the lead and she passed to Miami's 400m silver medallist, Shakima Wimbley. 400m gold medallist and Longhorn, Kendal Baisden anchored the relay and they ran 3:25.68 with a big win over Jamaica in 3:27.27 and Canada in 3:27.74

Pan Am Games - Men's 4x100m relay US - USC's Beejay Lee passed to Wallace Spearmon (Andre De Grasse gave Canada the lead on this leg) passed to Florida State's Kendal Williams who passed to Remontay McClain as the US lost to Canada but Canada was dq'd due to a lane violation on leg 1.

Pan Am Games - Women's 4x100m members Barbara Piere to Lekeisha Lawson, Morolake Akinosun, and Kaylin Whitney.

Pan Am Games - Women's Heptathlon - Cuba's Yorgelis Rodriguez won in 6332 ahead of US' Heather Miller with 6178 and Brazil's Vanessa Spinola with 6035 points

Pan Am Games - Men's 5000m - Mexico's Juan Luis Barrios won in 13:46.47. US' David Torrence was second in 13:46.60 and Chile's Victor Aravena was third in 13:46.94. Stanford's Joe Rosa was 13th in 14:29.78 and Jim Rosa dnf'd

Pan Am Games - Men's 4x100m relay - US wins in 38.27 (USC's Beejay Lee is part of the pool of runners) ahead of Brazil in 38.68 and Trinidad and Tobago in 38.69. One of the favorites, Canada, was disqualified and Jamaica did not finish.

Pan Am Games - Women's 4x100m relay - US wins in a Pan Am Games record 42.58 with Kaylin Whitney and Texas' Morolake Akinsosun for sure part of the relay, 2nd was Jamaica in 42.68, Canada third in 43.00 as they edged Brazil in 43.01

Pan Am Games - Women's 1500m - Muriel Coneo of Colombia won the 1500m in 4:09.05 and Canadians went 2-3, Nicole Sifuentes in 4:09.13 and Sasha Gollish in 4:10.11.

Pan Am Games - Men's High Jump Derek Drouin (2.37m) led a Canadian 1-2 as Michael Mason cleared 2.31m for second. Bahamas Donald Thomas was third and cleared 2.38m. US and Texas A&M representative Jeron Robinson tied for fourth with US veteran Jesse Williams with a clerance of 2.28m

Pan Am Games - Collegiate Results - Women's Long Jump - Canada's Christabel Nettey won the long jump with a best of 6.90m, Bahama's Bianca Stuart was second with a best of 6.69m and Kentucky's Sha'Keela Saunders, representing the US, was third at 6.66m. Kansas State's Akela Jones was sixth with a best of 6.60m and NCAA champion from Alabama, Quanesha Burnks was 8th with a best of 6.47m.

Pan Am Games - Women's 3000m Steeplechase - US' Ashley Higginson won in 9:48.12 ahead of teammate Shalaya Kipp, 9:49.96. Canada's Genevieve Lalonde was third in 9:53.03 ahead of teammate and North Dakota State Erin Teschuk in 10:02.33

Pan Am Games - Men's 1500m - US' Andrew Wheating won the 1500m in 3:41.41 ahead of Canadian teammates Nathan Brannen (3:41.66) and Philibert-Thiboudo (3:41.79)

Pan Am Games - Men's 200m USC's Andre De Grasse won in a wind legal pr of 19.88 (+0.3) ahead of Jamaican Rasheed Dwyer in 19.90 and Panama's Alonso Edward in 19.90. Fellow Trojan Beejay Lee was eighth in 20.74

Pan Am Games - US' Kaylin Whitney won the 200m in 22.65 (+1.1 m/s) ahead of teammate and Florida Gator Kyra Jefferson in 22.72

Pan Am Games - Collegiate Results - Kentucky's Raymond Dykstra was 11th in the men's javelin throw with a best of 73.73m

Pan Am Games - Men's Javelin Throw -Trinidad and Tobago's Keshorn Walcott won with a throw of 83.27m, US' Riley Dolezal was second with a season best 81.62m and Julo De Oliveira of Brazil was third with a best throw of 80.94m

Pan Am Games - Collegiate Results - Oregon's NCAA runner-up, Johnathan Cabral, did not fare well in the race re-run of the 110m hurdles (both hamstrings have been injured this year) and he finished 8th in the final in 14.07 (+0.8 m/s)

Pan Am Games - Men's 110m hurdles - After a race re-run, US veteran David Oliver wins in a Pan Am Games record 13.07 (+0.8), Trinidad and tobago's Mikel Thomas was second in 13.17 and Barbado's Shane Braithwaite was third in 13.21

Pan Am Games - Men's Triple Jump - Cuba's Pedro Pichardo won with a best of 17.54m, Bahamas Leevan Sands was second with a season best 16.99m, and Cuba's Ernesto Reve was third with a best of 16.94m

Pan Am Games - Collegiate Results - Wisconsin's Kelsey Card was seventh in the Discus throw with a best of 57.00m

Pan Am Games - Women's Discus Throw - Cuba went 1-2 with Denia Caballero in first at 65.39m and Yaime Perez threw 64.99m. US' Gia Lewis Smallwood was third with a best of 61.26m

Pan Am Games - Men's Decathlon - Canada's Damian Warner established himself as one of the favorites at the World Championships with his new pr 8659. He won five events, including the 100m (10.28), long jump (7.68m) and 110m hurdles (13.44). 2nd was the former NCAA champion for Boise State from Grenada, Kurt Felix, with a pr 8269. Third was Luiz de Araujo with 8179 points

Pan Am Games - Women's 10,000m Brenda Flores of Mexico won with a pr 32:41.33, 2nd was US veteran Desiree Davila in 32:43.99 and third was Canadian Lanni Marchant in 32:46.03 as recent Princeton and Tennessee (2011) grad Liz Costello was fourth in 32:53.52