Brogan Austin and Phil Young help USA win gold at 100K World Championships
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 12:30 AM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Brogan Austin and Phil Young contributed to Team USA's gold medal at the International Association of Ultrarunners 100-kilometer World Championships held in Ames, Spain, on September 20. Austin finished eighth overall, clocking in at 6:27:50, while Young placed 28th in 6:54:07. The victory saw Team USA secure the title with a combined time of 19 hours, 17 minutes, 18 seconds, narrowly beating Great Britain by 44 seconds. College cross country results include Noelle Steines winning the Bradley Intercollegiate and Grace Steinmetz triumphing at the Viking Invitational.
- •Brogan Austin was USA's No. 2 scorer at the World Championships.
- •Team USA won by 44 seconds over Great Britain.
- •Noelle Steines won the Bradley Intercollegiate on September 18.
- •Grace Steinmetz secured the top spot at the Viking Invitational.
- •Wartburg men’s team dominated their competition.
- 12:30 AMYahoo Sports — Mile posts: Items on Brogan Austin, Phil Young, Noelle Steines, Grace Steinmetz, Lydia Maas, Keelee Leitzen, Isaac Bourne
"The former Boone High and Drake University standout was the Americans’ No. 2 scorer.
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