The 2026 New Balance Indoor Grand Prix Winners

By Ato Stephens January 25, 2026 · 9:30 am Category: Main News

BOSTON (Jan 24) – The following is a list of all the event winners at the 2026 New Balance Indoor Grand Prix, a World Athletics Indoor Tour Gold meeting on Saturday (24). Josh Hoey and Hobbs Kessler were among the headliners at the meeting in Boston after delivering record-breaking performances at The Track at New Balance.

Josh Hoey dominated the men’s 800 metres in 1:42.50, setting a world and area record, and Hobbs Kessler captured the men’s 2000 metres in 4:48.79, an area record and short track world best. Cameron Myers took a high‑quality men’s 3000 metres in 7:27.57, while Ireland’s Cian McPhillips won the men’s 600 metres in 1:16.37 and Trinidad and Tobago’s Jereem Richards edged American Olympic 100m champion Noah Lyles to take the men’s 300 metres in 32.14 to 32.15.

Jamaica’s Ackeem Blake claimed the men’s 60 metres in 6.53, Khaleb McRae held off Olympian and Bullis School sprinter Quincy Wilson in the men’s 400m with 45.38, and Trey Cunningham took the men’s 60m hurdles in 7.48.

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On the women’s side, New Balance Indoor Grand Prix winners included Britain’s Dina Asher‑Smith, who sprinted to victory in the 60m in 7.08, holding off Jamaica’s Brianna Lyston (7.11), while Nicole Yeargin won the 400m in 52.63 and Roisin Willis took the 800m in a world-leading 1:59.59. Elsewhere, Dorcus Ewoi prevailed in a blanket‑finish women’s 1500 metres in 4:01.22, Elle St. Pierre topped the women’s 3000m in 8:26.54, and Danielle Williams won the women’s 60m hurdles in 7.87. Monae’ Nichols, who secured the long jump with 6.64,

The 2026 New Balance Indoor Grand Prix Winners

Winners list – event by event:
Men’s 60m – Ackeem Blake (JAM) 6.53.
Men’s 300m – Jereem Richards (TTO) 32.14.
Men’s 400m – Khaleb McRae (USA) 45.38.
Men’s 600m – Cian McPhillips (IRL) 1:16.37.
Men’s 800, – Josh Hoey (USA) 1:42.50 (WR, AR).
Men’s 1500m (U20) – Carter Smith (USA) 3:47.09.
Men’s mile (U20) – Caleb Winders (USA) 4:02.56.
Men’s 2000m – Hobbs Kessler (USA) 4:48.79 (AR).
Men’s 3000m – Cameron Myers (AUS) 7:27.57 (AR).
Men’s 60 metres hurdles – Trey Cunningham (USA) 7.48.
Men’s triple jump – James Carter (USA) 16.32.
Men’s mile (masters) – Christopher Antunes (USA) 4:30.83.
Women’s 60m – Dina Asher‑Smith (GBR) 7.08.
Women’s 400m – Nicole Yeargin (GBR) 52.63.
Women’s 800m – Roisin Willis (USA) 1:59.59.
Women’s 1500m – Dorcus Ewoi (KEN) 4:01.22.
Women’s 1500m (U20) – Paige Sheppard (USA) 4:22.80.
Women’s mile (U20) – Braelyn Combe (USA) 4:38.97.
Women’s 3000m – Elle St. Pierre (USA) 8:26.54.
Women’s 60m hurdles – Danielle Williams (JAM) 7.87.
Women’s long jump – Monae’ Nichols (USA) 6.64.
Women’s mile (masters) – Sascha Scott (USA) 5:15.02.

Ato Stephens

Ato Stephens is a former Trinidad and Tobago 400 metres specialist, who is a two-time CAC Championships Silver medalist, NCAA Indoor champion and Olympian.

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