- Georgetown alumna Rachel Schneider’s 15:06.71 at the USATF Distance Classic May 16 at Occidental College put her under the 2020 Olympic qualifying time of 15:10.
- ArlNow reported that the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments’ Transportation Planning Board approved $680,000 in assistance for 13 projects, including one to look into options to close a gap near the East Falls Church Metro station.
- A variety of distance runners with local connections will compete in the NCAA Track and Field Championships, starting with the regional finals this weekend:
- 800 meters
Ashley Lewis – George Mason
Reagan Bustamante – Vanderbilt (West Springfield)
Sami Corman – Georgetown
Joseph White – Georgetown
Ruach Padhal – Georgetown
Blaine Lacey – George Mason
Drew Glick – Pittsburgh (Woodrow Wilson)
Kenneth Rowe – Georgetown
Liam Purdy – American
Ian Delgado – Georgetown
- 1500 meters
Rachel McArthur – Villanova (Patriot)
Rachel Pocratsky – Virginia Tech (Good Counsel)
Alexandra Lucki – Maryland
Spencer Brown – Georgetown
Nicholas Wareham – Georgetown
Ryan McGorty – William & Mary (Chantilly)
Jack Salisbury – Georgetown
- 3000 meter steeplechase
Allie Klimkiewicz – Princeton (Oakton)
Khalilah Hamer – George Mason
Suzanne Dannheim – George Washington
Meg Mathison – Georgetown
Annabelle Eastman – George Mason
Fitsum Seyoum – Virginia Tech (Tuscarora)
Christian Liddell – Georgetown
Trent Lancaster – George Mason
- 5,000 m
Weini Kelati – New Mexico (Heritage)
Josette Norris – Georgetown
Caroline Alcorta – Villanova (West Springfield)
Alexandra Lucki – Maryland
Allie Klimkiewicz – Princeton (Oakton) - 10,000 meters
Weini Kelati – New Mexico (Heritage)
Caroline Alcorta – Villanova (West Springfield)
Sara Freix – Virginia Tech (Westfield)
Alex Corbett – Virginia (Lake Braddock)
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Arthritis Foundations Metro DC Jingle Bell Run 5k and kids…
Be part of the original festive race for charity and signature Arthritis Foundation holiday event! Wear your favorite holiday attire and together, we’ll jingle all the way to a cure! Register as an individual or bring a team of friends,
DC/NOVA Jingle Bell Run 5k and Kids Run
Be part of the original festive race for charity and signature Arthritis Foundation holiday event! Wear your favorite holiday attire and together, we’ll jingle all the way to a cure! Register as an individual or bring a team of friends,
