Heritage High School alumna Weini Kelati, racing for New Mexico, won the NCAA Division I cross country championship Nov. 23 in Terre Haute, Ind. She ran 19:47 over 6k for a nearly 10-second margin of victory over Wisconsin’s Alicia Monson.
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Keira D’Amato finishes as fifth American at Berlin, local 800 meter runners compete in world championships 800 meters, college cross country winners take home weekly honors.
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The Klingle Valley Trail will be closed, possibly until December, to allow for installation of a new storm drain, concrete manholes and a concrete headwall. Following outcry from its decision to […]
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McArthur elaborates on transfer decision; Webb, Miltenberg score new college coaching jobs, Mason sophomore to run at European championships and Quince Orchard distance contributors make Hall of Fame.
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Tessema, Sachtleben selected for U.S. Pan Am Games team, Georgetown freshman wins junior national 1,500 meter title.
Local resident and runner Paul Karlsen was disappointed in the decision and remarked that the chosen solution will almost certainly result in longer delays for the motorist, as the Little Falls to Arlington junction must become a ‘no turn on red.’ He felt safe, as a runner, with the current layout.
The new layout will restore four driving lanes, which he felt would be more dangerous. And, for running, the new layout will be a loser.
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Heritage alumna Weini Kelati won the NCAA 10k title.