Cathedral H.S. grad Cole Hocker came in under the world indoor record for 3,000 meters Saturday, but finished second to fellow American Grant Fisher.

The men's 3k featured household names such as newly crowned Olympic champion Cole Hocker and two-time Olympic medalist Grant Fisher. Their race was one of the most anticipated match-ups of the night, considering their accolades and competitive mindsets.

Former Oregon star Cole Hocker battled for a world record at the Millrose Games Saturday, and Duck senior Wilma Nielsen broke her school record

A scintillating duel between Fisher and Cole Hocker at the Millrose Games resulted in both breaking the previous mark.

At the 117th Millrose Games, the two-time Olympic bronze medalist outkicked Cole Hocker to set a new world record of 7:22.91.

GRAND BLANC, MI -- Grant Fisher of Grand Blanc added another prestigious title to his name with a record-setting race performance. Fisher, 27, placed first in the men’s 3,000-meter run at the 2025 Millrose Games on Saturday, Feb. 8, setting a new world record in the process, according to USA Track and Field.

Grant Fisher, who lives in Park City and trained for the Olympics here, set a world record Saturday in the 3000m, outsprinting Olympic 1500m champion Cole Hocker over the final 600 metres to cross the finish line in 7:22.

American Grant Fisher smashed the world indoor 3,000 meters record at the Millrose Games in New York on Saturday.

Grand Blanc native Grant Fisher set a new world record on Saturday, by running the 3,000 meter race in 7:22.91.