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Dunbar claims national title
Posted by TheRunning
Kodiak's Trevor Dunbar won his second national title on Saturday — his first in cross country.
Dunbar, a freshman at the University of Portland, breezed to victory in the USA Cross Country National Championships junior race in Spokane, Wash.
With the victory, Dunbar qualifies for IAAF World Cross Country Championships as a member of the USA national team in Bydgoszcz, Poland on March 28.
I'm A Runner : Sarah Palin
Posted by TheRunning
Check out the photo shoot of Sarah Paiin for RunnersWorld magazine.
Records set in Crow Pass marathon (Anchorage Daily News)
Posted by TheRunning
Two runners broke the three-hour barrier today to set a new standard in the annual Crow Pass Crossing, the marathon-length wilderness run through the Chugach Mountains. (Anchorage)
Fairbanks runner wins men's Mount Marathon (Anchorage Daily News)
Posted by TheRunning
In a finish as bizarre as it was surreal, Matias Saari of Fairbanks won the men's Mount Marathon race today after race leader Brent Knight collapsed within sight of the finish line on a hot afternoon.
Anchorage father-son duo enter marathon (Anchorage Daily News)
Posted by TheRunning
An Anchorage father-son team is among the 75 teams entered in the Weyerhaeuser AuSable River Canoe Marathon, known in some quarters as the longest, richest and toughest canoe race in North America. Teams from across America and Canada have entered.
SEC indoor awards announced
Posted by Matt
SEC indoor awards announced
Brad Precosky wins Mount Marathon race, again (KTVA Anchorage)
Posted by TheRunning
Brad Precosky won his sixth Mount Marathon race Wednesday. The 40-year-old also broke the record for the 40 to 49 age-group, finishing the race in Seward in 46 minutes and 14 seconds.
Marathon bid misses record (Anchorage Daily News)
Posted by TheRunning
By Mile 18, Mayor's Marathon champion Jerry Ross' valiant stab at the 20-year-old race record withered under the burden of accumulated miles and a body that decided Saturday wasn't the day to usurp Michael Friess' 1987 standard of 2 hours, 24 minutes, 44 seconds.
Men’s Cross Country Inks Anchorage Star (ABC Alaska News)
Posted by TheRunning
Alaska Nanooks head cross country coach Scott Jerome announced that Michael Dunahoe of Anchorage, Alaska has signed a National Letter of Intent to run for the men’s team this fall.
Fairbanks cross country coach suspended after DUI arrest (KTVA Anchorage)
Posted by TheRunning
A Fairbanks high school coach has been suspended after being arrested for allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol. Doug Herron -- the head cross country running coach at West Valley High -- was arrested by Alaska State Troopers early Saturday morning.
Alaska is called “The Last Frontier”, because of its opportunities and many lightly settled regions, and the “Land of the Midnight Sun”, because the sun shines nearly around the clock during Alaskan summers.
source: Encarta
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