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Elite athletics is the cornerstone of the New York Athletic Club. It is what sets the Club apart, what gives it its sheen, and what makes the winged foot emblem renowned in athletic arenas all around the world. The NYAC's commitment to athletic excellence began with its founding in 1868 and continues, as steadfast as ever, to this day. The NYAC's athletes are its most visible ambassadors, all committed to the vision of their late teammate, Olympic legend Al Oerter, who stated, "Great things are expected of you when you wear the winged foot."

Recent Highlights
October 16th: Gretchen Walsh broke her own world record in the women's 50m freestyle (SCM) in Charlottesville, VA.
October 11th: At the Staten Island Half Marathon, Fatima Alanis won the women's race to lead the NYAC women's road racing team to a fifth place overall finish, while Owen Ritz took second in the men's race to help the NYAC men win the team title.
October 10th: Taylor Knibb and Vincent Luis won the 2026 IRONMAN World Championships in Kona, Hawaii.
October 4th: 19-year-old Jonathan Yang led the US with a seventh place finish at the Judo World Championships, the best finish for an American man since 1999.
October 4th: Emma LoPinto scored the game-winning goal for the US women's sixes lacrosse team in the championship game of the Pan-American Sixes Championships.
October 3rd: Taylor Spivey earned bronze at the World Triathlon Cup Rome.
September 26th: Beth Potter concluded the 2026 World Triathlon Championship Series season with the second-most points in the overall standings. She is the first NYAC athlete since Taylor Knibb in 2022 to finish the year in the top three in the overall standings.
September 25th-27th: Grace Norman won world titles in the Individual Para Triathlon and the Para Mixed Relay in Pontevedra, Spain.