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Nick Willis and Shalane Flanagan Highlight Reebok Boston Indoor Games, by Larry Eder
The fourteenth annual Reebok Boston Indoor Games is going to happen this weekend! From 5:30 to 8:30, on Saturday, February...
Read moreDetailsNutrilite sponsors Reebok Boston Indoor, start of their 2009 Athletic sponsorships, release, by Larry Eder
Nutrilite announced its continued sponsorship of many of our elite track meets in the US. That, and their continued sponsorship...
Read moreDetailsJordan Hasay Picks Oregon, by Larry Eder
The picture above is of Jordan Hasay, biding her time, in the second pack at the Foot Locker finals in...
Read moreDetailsMillrose 2009: Steve Hooker clears 6.01m/19-8.75! by Bob Ramsak, Note by Larry Eder
The one hundred and second version of the MIllrose Games was a stunner! Steve Hooker cleared 6.01 m or 19-8.75,...
Read moreDetailsMillrose Games, 2009: Behind the Scenes, by Larry Eder
I arrived in New York Thursday evening for the Millrose Games, which happens on Friday night, January 30. This is...
Read moreDetailsDavid Oliver to Goteborg and Malmo, Weekend Wrap Up, by Alfons Juck, EME News, Note by Larry Eder
I have to admit, one of the best interviews of the Olympic Games was David Oliver. Poised, relaxed and with...
Read moreDetailsNew Balance Games 2009, by Ian Brooks, Notes by Larry Eder
Rob Myers is shown here winning the New Balance Games indoor mile, in 3:59.92. The New Balance Games and the...
Read moreDetailsCantwell Cranks 21.47m Shot! News by Alfons Juck, Note by Larry Eder
Just how good is Christian Cantwell? One Olympic and World champ thrower has told me that if he had Cantwell's...
Read moreDetailsRyan Hall, Deena Kastor and Lo Lo Jones Re-signed by ASICS through 2012,
In a press release dated January 20, 2009, the ASICS America corporation announced that they have re signed their three...
Read moreDetailsJosh Cox Take 50 American Record, Comments by Larry Eder, News by Alfons Juck
Josh Cox broke the American record by over four minutes on Sunday, for the 50 kilometer distance. Running 2:20.32 for...
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