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Photos: Shalane Flanagan Career Highlights
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1 of {count} Back to Start View Larger Image. 2003 Adidas Boston Indoor Games At the 2003 adidas Boston Indoor Games, Flanagan, competing for the University of North Carolina, ran 9:00.22 to break a 19-year-old school record in the 3,000. Flanagan...
Seven Story Lines Ahead of Sunday’s NYC Half
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By Chris Lotsbom, Race Results Weekly NEW YORK (12-Mar) — Sunday’s NYC Half here in Manhattan features 15 Olympians, three Olympic and World Championships medalists, as well as eleven national record holders. Among the list of entrants...
Sprint finishes, fast times highlight Payton Jordan Cardinal Invitational, by David Monti, RRW, used with permission
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On a cold, clearless evening, photo of Payton Jordan by PhotoRun.net SPRINT FINISHES, FAST TIMES HIGHLIGHT PAYTON JORDAN CARDINAL INVITATIONAL By David Monti (c) 2014 Race Results Weekly, all rights reserved, used with permission. PALO ALTO ...
BFFs, A Woman With A Plan, The Hero, Rupp, And A Guy Named Jared
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The Olympic Marathon Trials have been tried and decided. By finishing in the top three, your 2016 Olympic marathoners are Galen Rupp, Meb Keflezighi and Jared Ward on the men’s side, and Amy Cragg, Des Linden, and Shalane Flanagan on the women’s. Should...
A Race Recap of the 2016 Olympic Marathon Trials
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Paving The Road To Rio by Muddy Well, that was fun, wasn’t it? For the first time ever in the history of the Olympic Team Trials, the men’s and women’s races were nationally televised! As USATF CEO Max Siegel, eloquently put it, “With NBC’s coverage...