The 2023 Wanda Diamond League has finally reached its conclusive stage. Coming back from a hiatus due to the World Championships and resuming the events in Zurich where athletes like Sha’Carri Richardson and Noah Lyles replicated their world championship performances. Its second last leg was organized in Brussels recently, where fans got to witness all the thrills in the world. However, the Belgian event was skipped by the mentioned athletes, as they chose to directly participate in the finals set to take place in Eugene this week.

Now that the United States is all geared up to host its first Diamond League Finale aka the 2023 Prefontaine Classic, the excitement amongst the fans and the athletes is palpable. These two days of athletic displays are poised to encompass all the elements that will captivate sports enthusiasts worldwide. As the excitement for the big finals builds, here is everything you should know about the schedule, tickets, and the American talent to watch out for.

Schedule?for?the?Upcoming?Eugene?Diamond?League?Finals

The events will kick off on September 16, with the opening sport being javelin women, which will commence at 11:00 a.m. Then there will be triple jump women at 11:06 and high jump men at 11:08. Men’s 400-meter hurdles will begin at 12:04, while 400-meter men will be held at 12:16, then there will be men’s javelin at 12:20 and pole vault women at 12:26. Then the 100 meters, where Noah Lyles will lock horns with the likes of Christian Coleman and Letsile Tebogo, will begin at 13:07. The 100-meter women’s race, where Sha’Carri Richardson will lineup against her Jamaican counterparts Elaine Thompson-Herah and Shericka Jackson, will commence at 13:40. The last event of the first day will be the mile men’s at 13:50.

While the second day will start with women’s high jump at 11:30, men’s discuss at 11:40, men’s long jumps at 11:48, and 800-meter men at 12:04. The 400-meter women’s race will commence at 13:37, the long jump women’s race at 13:42. The women’s 100 meter will start at 14:05, then there will be the men’s 200 meter at 14:36, and the last event of the league will be the women’s 200 meter at 14:49. Then there will be the Wanda Diamond League Award Ceremony, commencing at 14:52.

All?the?Ticket?Details?to?Watch?the?Prefontaine?Classic?2023?Live

Tickets for 2023 Prefontaine Classic are already on sale. However the sale was stopped on May 28 but due to the special request from the fans the window has was resumed for this week only. This sale will conclude at 11:59 pm Pacific time on Thursday, June 15th. The fans who are waiting to book their seats needs to hurry up as the Hayward Field is already over 85% booked. Fans can buy tickets by calling?1-800-WEBFOOT (1-800-932-3668) or by visiting the University of Oregon Athletics ticket office at the Moshofsky Center ticket office, located inside the Autzen Complex at 2727 Leo Harris Parkway, Eugene, OR 97401.

Famous?US?Athletes?to?Watch?at?the?Event

Athletes like Noah Lyles and Sha’Carri Richardson will be looking to repeat their world championship performances, while the other athletes will be trying to get better of them. Here are some of the American athletes to keep an eye on:

Sha’Carri Richardson

This Texas-based 23-year-old runner will be performing with the reputation of a 100-meter world champion. However, she might face a more difficult challenge this time as the second-fastest woman in the world, Elaine Thompson-Herah, who missed the 100-meter meet at the world championship, will also be present there to challenge the dominance of Richardson. Nevertheless, she barely feels any pressure during the bug events, and she has proven that repeatedly.

Noah Lyles

He will also be looking to claim the 100 meter title, as he did during the worlds in Budapest. He will be facing his American countryman Christian Coleman, who clocked 9.83 seconds at the Xiamen Diamond League and became the joint fastest 100-meter runner this season. Lyles also clocked the same time when he became the world champion this year. Lyles will be looking to win his first 100-meter Diamond final after 2019.

Ryan Crouser

This two-time Olympic champion is currently ranked #1 in the men’s shot put, and he gives it all when he’s in the middle. This two-time world champion will be looking to live up to expectations and clinch the champion title. Joe will also be performing along with Crouser.

Erriyon Knighton

This 19-year-old Florida-based runner has proven himself every time he has stepped on the track. He will be lined up against Andre Grasse and Letsile Tebogo and will be looking to clinch the 200-meter title in the absence of Noah Lyles.

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As the 2023 Diamond League season reaches its thrilling climax, anticipation and excitement are soaring. These top athletes from the United States will be looking to pave their way and bring American glory after winning this prestigious event that is coming out of Europe for the first time in history.

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