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The 2018 USATF FAST Annual is password-protected and digital only. Please contact Communications@usatf.org to access.
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Credential Guidelines
Credential Applications
May 16, 2019
Occidental College - Bill Henry Track, Jack Kemp Stadium
Click here to access the credential form
Application opens: April 16
Application closes: May 13
#USATF
June 21-23, 2019
Ansin Sports Complex - Miramar, Florida
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Application opens: May 21
Application closes: June 18
#USATFU20
June 25-30, 2019
Durham County Memorial Stadium - Durham, North Carolina
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Application opens: May 27
Application closes: June 24
#USATFutureStars
July 11-14, 2019
Cyclone Sports Complex - Ames, Iowa
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Application opens: June 11
Application closes: July 11
#USATFMasters
July 22-28, 2019
Sacramento, California
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Application opens: June 17
Application closes: July 19
#USATFutureStars
July 25-28, 2019
Drake Stadium - Des Moines, Iowa
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Application opens: June 3
Application closes: July 12
#ToyotaUSATFOutdoors
Sept. 27 - Oct. 6, 2019
Doha, Qatar
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Application opens: April 11
Application closes: May 17
#TeamUSATF
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2020 Tokyo Olympics: The deadline for submission was October 15, 2018. Late requests will not be considered for the first allocation and will be placed on a waiting list for later consideration. The 2020 Games will take place July 24 - August 9 in Tokyo, Japan. Please contact Communications@usatf.org for application details.
Credential Guidelines
Who may apply for credentials?
Approval of media credentials is solely at the discretion of USATF. Media credentials may be issued to working journalists and photographers from legitimate and recognized news outlets. This includes: newspapers, magazines, news services, track and field publications, television and radio and college SID’s, and the websites affiliated with these outlets.
Internet-only sites will only be considered and approved if they regularly report on sports, track & field, or related news. Preference is given to online media outlets with a demonstrated audience and a history of event-based coverage of track and field and in-depth profiles. Enthusiast and fan websites and general-interest or personal blogs will not be approved for a media credential.
Freelancers must provide a documentation of assignment from a legitimate and recognized news outlet.
What are some reasons for denying a request?
There are a limited number of credentials available, and credentialing is solely at the discretion of USATF. Some reasons for denying a request may include: the application is incomplete, is not from an approved media outlet, or too many individuals have applied from a single outlet. Media credentials will be denied to individuals not fitting the criteria of “working press” as identified above.