Running Shorts, Jan. 12

Photo: Dan Reichmann
Photo: Dan Reichmann
  • The Montgomery County Road Runners Club will no longer sponsor the Rockville Rotary Twilight Runfest, a mid-July 8k road race. The number of finishers hit a recent low of 1,269 in 2015, capping off four years of decline, the steepest coming after the 2013 race was cancelled because of a looming thunderstorm. The City of Rockville is planning to continue the race and DARCARS will remain the title sponsor.
Georgetown Running Club President Sam Luff and Pacers Running CEO Kathy Dalby sign the sponsorship agreement. Photo: Charlie Ban
Georgetown Running Club President Sam Luff and Pacers Running CEO Kathy Dalby sign the sponsorship agreement. Photo: Charlie Ban
  • The Georgetown Running Club signed a sponsorship deal with Pacers Running and New Balance. The club, once part of the Georgetown Running Company, formally incorporated in 2012.
Ian Hankins leads a group over the Key Bridge during the 2010 Marine Corps Marathon. Photo; Cheryl Young
Ian Hankins leads a group over the Key Bridge during the 2010 Marine Corps Marathon. Photo; Cheryl Young
  • Catholic University has hired Ian Hankins to as its head men’s cross country and track and field coach. Hankins, a St. John’s College High School alumnus, previously coached at Potomac State College (W.V.).
  • Run Free: The True Story of Caballo Blanco, will play Feb. 17 at the Arlington Cinema Drafthouse, sponsored by the D.C. Road Runners. The film won the 2015 Spotlight Documentary Award and profiles the ultrarunner featured in Born to Run.

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Losing to Live 5K Walk/Run

WHEN Saturday, June 17, 2023 at 9:00 am WHERE This convenient location is just minutes from your house located 1/2 mile inside the 1-495 Capital Beltway at exit 51. Spectators are welcome to watch and cheer on the runners. Capital

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