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TrackOn the final day in New York, Lutkenhaus completed an indoor-outdoor sweep; Vincent Ciattei and Emily Mackay won the 5000 m titles in sprint finishes.
TrackSlow finals at Icahn Stadium came down to the last lap: Hiltz 4:06.92 over Addy Wiley and Emily Mackay; Green 3:50.27 over Vincent Ciattei by 0.05.
TrackOn the opening night at Icahn Stadium in New York, Kincaid held off Grant Fisher 30:13.66 to 30:14.46; Vaught ran 33:30.60 after a 3:13 opening 800 m.
TrackMark English ran 1:42.97 for second behind Miller; Hodgkinson beat Bol 1:56.21 to 1:56.46; Jessica Hull led an Australian one-two in the 3000 m.
TrackPaced by Brannon Kidder and Žan Rudolf, Kerr took 0.47 off Hicham El Guerrouj's 1999 mark in front of 60,000; Yared Nuguse was second in 3:45.69.
TrackOn his debut at the distance, the Olympic 800 m champion took 0.13 off Noah Ngeny's 1999 mark; Jake Wightman was second in 2:12.77.
TrackThe world cross country champion went through 2000 m in 5:24.08 and finished 15 seconds clear of Aleshign Baweke; Faith Kipyegon was fourth.
TrackThe Australian beat Yared Nuguse by half a second at Hayward Field, the first Australian to win the race; Robert Farken set a German record in seventh.
TrackAt Hayward Field, Hiltz ran a world-leading 4:17.49 to beat the world record holder and Dorcus Ewoi in a five-deep sprint for the line.
TrackDay one of the Prefontaine Classic went to the kickers: Miller 1:43.68 for 800 m, Wolfe 8:10.13 for two miles, Wilma Nielsen 4:05.60 for 1500 m.
TrackThe 20-year-old Australian took nearly two seconds off his best in a non-Diamond 1500 m; Fisher's 12:54.80 beat Jacob Krop and Andreas Almgren by 0.58.
TrackAt Stade Charléty, Werro took her own Diamond League record under 1:54 again and finished half a second from the 1983 world record; Arop ran a world lead.
TrackAt the Golden Spike, Lyles beat Kishane Thompson's mark from earlier this year; Audrey Werro ran 1:54.45 and Nathan Green a 3:49.44 mile, both meeting records.
TrackThe Arkansas runner beat Athing Mu's 2021 mark in Eugene; Mercyline Kirwa won the 10,000 m, Rosemary Longisa the 1500 m, and Georgia scored 50 points.
TrackThe New Mexico junior won the 10,000 m and 5000 m in Eugene; Simeon Birnbaum won the 1500 m, Colin Sahlman the 800 m, and Arkansas scored 56 points.
TrackThe Auburn junior took 0.05 off Aries Merritt's 2012 mark with a legal 1.0 tailwind at Hayward Field, then won Friday's final in 12.90 into a headwind.
TrackThe Texan's world lead at the Bislett Games is the fastest 800 m ever by an under-18; Addisu Yihune ran 12:47.62 for 5000 m and Freweyni Hailu 8:24.22.
TrackAt the BAUHAUS-galan, Werro's Swiss record was the fastest 800 m in Diamond League history; Cooper Lutkenhaus won the men's race in 1:42.70.
TrackAt the Golden Gala, Amebaw beat Aleshign Baweke and Freweyni Hailu by fractions, Georgia Hunter Bell won the 1500 m and Noah Lyles the 100 m in 9.88.
TrackIn his first track race of the year Nuguse won the 1500 m in a meeting record 3:30.35; Burgin beat Emmanuel Wanyonyi over 800 m and Audrey Werro ran 1:56.56.
TrackSoufiane El Bakkali won his fifth straight Rabat steeplechase in a world-leading 7:57.25; Ruppert's 7:57.80 behind him is a European record.
TrackA week after winning by 0.01, Chemutai beat Winfred Yavi and Faith Cherotich; Addisu Yihune ran 12:57.32 for 5000 m and Masai Russell 12.14 in the hurdles.
TrackThe Italian won by 2.61 seconds in heat above 25 degrees; Poland's Elżbieta Glinka took the women's race in 31:45.36 and Italy's women won the team title.
TrackFry won in 32:12.91 after taking the lead at the bell; refugee-team runner Kadar Omar won the men's race in 28:29.38 with Wigfield first Briton in 28:56.39.