Cross Country Results, Week # 4, October 8, 2012, Men, by Walt Murphy, XCountry XPress, note by Larry Eder
Here is the fourth week of the season, the Men's results, courtesy of Walt Murphy, X-Country X-Press.Motion, Chiba 2008, photo ...
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Cross Country Results, September 18, 2012, courtesy of X-Country X-Press, written by Walt Murphy, note by Larry Eder
X-Country X-Press, in its 28th year, is the one stop place to get the most important results in high school, ...
Coming Attractions, Duke’s Curtis Beach Is One Of A New Breed Of Emerging American Decathletes by Dave Hunter, note by Larry Eder
Dave Hunter's column this week is on Curtis Beach as Dave eyes the future of the decathlon. Dave tells us ...
UPDATE: Amy Hastings and Desiree Davila Teammates Again? by Jon Gugala
Amy Hastings and Desiree Davila Teammates Again? by Jon GugalaAugust 16, 2012 Earlier today, RunBlogRun reported the leaving of 2012 ...
Mammoth Track Club’s Mass Exodus by Jon Gugala, note by Larry Eder
Jon Gugala has sent us breaking news on the Mammoth Track Club. Mammoth Track Club's Mass Exodusby Jon GugalaAugust 16, ...
Men’s Marathon Is Olympic Capstone, Decisive Late-Race Surge by Uganda’s Kiprotich Strikes Gold by Dave Hunter, note by Larry Eder
The Olympics traditionally end with the men's marathon. In this tradition, Stephen Kiprotich of Uganda held off two superb Kenyan ...
Olympic Wrap by Elliott Denman, note by Larry Eder
This is the final column by Elliott Denman for the the 2012 London Olympics. Elliott competed in 1956 Olympics in ...
The Man by Pat Butcher, note by Larry Eder
Pat Butcher is a great friend, mentor and a writer that I envy. His writing style is clean, his comments are ...
50k walk by Elliott Denman, note by Larry Eder
John Nunn, 2004 Athens Olympic Games, photo by PhotoRun.netThe 50 kilometer race is ...
An Open Letter to Morgan Uceny by Jon Gugala, note by Larry Eder
Morgan Uceny had a terrible night last night. Here is how Jon Gugala puts it into perspective...Women's 1500m final, London ...
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