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Georgetown wins IC4A Champs
Posted by Matt
The Georgetown men's track & field team won the IC4A Championship today, held in Boston, Mass. The Hoyas led the field of 46 teams with 86 points ahead of Liberty (67), Delaware State (45), Manhattan (38) and Pittsburgh rounding out the top five with 32 points. The last time the men won the IC4A Championship was in 2002.
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Interview with Georgetown's Andrew Bumbalough
Posted by Matt
Georgetown Hoya junior Andrew Bumblaough has been through the thick and the thin of running. After fighting through injuries he has already posted top marks in the country this indoor season, with a 3:58 mile and a 7:53 3k.
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Q&A with Georgetown's Elizabeth Maloy
Posted by Matt
Q&A with Georgetown's Elizabeth Maloy, Earned All-Big East honors, in cross country during the 2005-2006 season. Finished sixth overall at the Big East Cross Country Championships. Won the Paul Short Invitational with the third fastest time ever in the invite.
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Steve Nearman: Local runners Kristen Henehan and Lisa Thomas form a competitive bond
Posted by Matt
Local runners Kristen Henehan and Lisa Thomas both qualified for the U.S. Olympic marathon trials last week, but they took different roads to get there.
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Georgetown Men Win NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional; Grelli Wins Women's Race As Hoya
Posted by Matt
The Georgetown University men's cross country team placed six individuals among the top-15 overall and cruised to a win at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships, while junior Melissa Grelli (Cupertino, Calif./Presentation) won the women's race to lead the Hoyas to a third place finish of 28 teams at Lehigh University's Goodman campus.
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National marathon lands new sponsor, updates course (The Washington Times)
Posted by TheRunning
The second annual National Marathon got a title sponsor and a facelift in the past week.
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L. Centrowitz Puts Team Before Self
Posted by LG
Running is generally recognized as an individual sport, but for All-Met Lauren Centrowitz, from Broadneck High School in Arnold, simply contributing to Stanford's second consecutive cross-country national championship last Monday in Terre Haute, Ind., has its own rewards.
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GU Heads to Nationals for Biggest Races of Year
Posted by LG
After a long season of training, running and competing, the Georgetown cross country team’s year will end on Monday when the Hoyas compete in the 2006 NCAA Championship at Indiana State University.
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Army Ten-Miler Ready to Run on October 8 in DC
Posted by LG
The 22nd Annual Army Ten-Miler, America's largest 10 mile race, attracts 24,000 runners from all over the world to participate in a jam-packed weekend of activities. Race weekend is not just for the runners - there is something for everyone.
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Interview with Rod Koborsi
Posted by LG
It came to the point where I (Rod Koborsi) did not need to worry about the materialistic junk to determine what I really wanted to do with my life after college.
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An 1,100-Mile Odyssey, Within One City
Posted by LG
Michael Bryant runs every street in DC.
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A Brief Chat with Rod Koborsi
Posted by LG
This spring, Rod Koborsi of Georgetown has already set personal bests and school records in the 10,000 (a 28:32.49 at the Stanford Invitational) and the 5000 (a 13:35.49 at the MtSAC Relays) and defended his Big East 10,000-meter title (in a slow and strategic 30:11).
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Winner of Full Marathon Crosses Finish Line
Posted by LG
Michael Wardian of Arlington crossed the finish line at RFK Stadium just after 9:30 this morning. His time for the 26-mile run was two-hours and 31 minutes.
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Barber, Scott, Hoffa mine gold in Moscow
Posted by LG
In the men's 1,500 meters, U.S. champion Chris Lukezic qualifed for the final with his fourth-place finish and personal best winning time of 3:40.97 in heat 1. 2006 USA Indoor runner-up Jason Lunn placed fourth in heat 3 in 3:46.46 and will not advance.
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Cross Country RollsTowards Championships
Posted by LG
Fresh off an impressive showing at regionals, the Georgetown cross country team will reach the climax of its season this weekend at Indiana State University.
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THE EXTRA MILE
Posted by LG
It all stems from an incident at last month's Marine Corps Marathon, when about eight runners from JeansMarines, a Toronto-based running group, cut about four miles off the 26.2-mile course in order to reach the 14th Street Bridge and the 21-mile mark before the 5 1/2 -hour cutoff time. - Washington Post
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A Brief Chat with Keira Carlstrom
Posted by LG
Keira Carlstrom of American University competes in the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional in cross country this Saturday at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. In recently winning her third straight Patriot League cross country title, she set a course record on that same Lehigh 6K course in 20:19. Carlstrom was a runnerup in the Regional in 2004. At the NCAA Championships, she was 16th in 2003 and 17th in 2004.
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Hoyas Hope to Keep Improving at Regionals
Posted by LG
The Georgetown track and field team is steadily climbing the rankings and will have a chance to solidify its status as one of the nation’s best Saturday at the 2005 NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa.
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Marathon threatens to bar JeansMarines
Posted by LG
Organizers of a Washington, D.C., marathon are considering barring a Toronto runners' group from returning next year, calling their shortcut "a clear violation" of race rules.
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Shortcut sham mars marathon
Posted by LG
Some members of a prominent Toronto runner's group deliberately skipped several miles of the 26.2-mile route during the recent U.S. Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, D.C. — then accepted medals for "finishing" the event.
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