Noah Lyles called out Tyreek Hill after winning the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix 60m in his first top-level meet since the Paris Olympics. Shortly after crossing the finish line, the Olympic 100m champion Lyles took the bib off his back and showed what was written on the inside: "Tyreek Could Never.

Lyles' actions mark the latest chapter in a back-and-forth between the gold medalist and the Miami Dolphins wide receiver.

The New Balance Indoor Grand Prix will take place on Sunday, February 2nd, at The Track, New Balance's world headquarters, featuring some of the best and fastes

USA Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles highlights a deep group of talented track and field athletes set to compete in Sunday’s New Balance Indoor Grand Prix.

U.S. stars such as Noah Lyles, Masai Russell, Grant Holloway and Rai Benjamin will take center stage at the NB Indoor Grand Prix.

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The New Balance meet also features Olympic gold medalists Grant Holloway (60m hurdles, along with 2022 World silver medalist Trey Cunningham), Masai Russell (60m hurdles), Julien Alfred (300m), Rai Benjamin (300m) and Quincy Wilson (400m).

Unsurprisingly, Lyles also made a bold entrance to the NBIGP, turning heads with his walk-in outfit as he arrived at the New Balance facility. The American sprinter was decked out in an all-white outfit, complete with a furry hood, funky shades and a leather bag.

Olympic bronze medalist Noah Lyles will return to defend his 60-meter which he won last year in a meet-record time of 6.44 seconds.

After winning the 60-meter final at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix on Sunday, Noah Lyles had a message for Miami Dolphins star receiver Tyreek Hill.

Peabody’s Heather MacLean set a meet record and a personal best in winning the women’s mile at the indoor season’s first top-level meet.