Hobbs Kessler was not going to be denied on Saturday evening. The 21-year-old star stormed to the win at the USATF Indoor Championships, winning his first-ever U.S. title in the men's 3,000m.

Using a 55.30 final 400, Hobbs Kessler overtook Dylan Jacobs and Matthew Wilkinson to set a meet record of 7:38.00 in the men's 3000. Kessler was third heading into the penultimate circuit before a 28 ...

Hobbs Kessler entered the USATF Indoor Championships seeking his first national title, and by the end of the event, he left with two. The Ann Arbor native won both the 1,500 and 3,000-meter races ...

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Cranking out a 53.74 final 400, Hobbs Kessler completed the men's distance double with a 3:38.82 to take the 1500 after winning the 3000 in meet record time last night. Kessler is the first man since ...

Hobbs Kessler completed the distance double winning the 1500m to go with the 3,000 -- the 21-year-old pulling away from Sam Prakel over the final 800m to finish in 3:38.82. Nikki Hiltz also ...

The long-distance event will be Hobbs Kessler’s first race in a tough double at the meet. The two-time world championship medalist, who turns 22 in March, is competing in the 3,000 meters on ...