Archived Homepage For May 17, 2018
Archived Homepage For May 17, 2018

2018 USATF Distance Classic – AKA Oxy *Results 

Centro had a good run, Leo did notLRC Matt Centrowitz Wins 1500, So Does Gregorek, Berian Struggles, Ce’Aira Brown Keeps Rolling: 2018 USATF Distance Recap Centro was only 5th in the 800, but he bounced back nicely in the 1500 for the win.

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Meet The Guy Who Has Run Sub-3 For 30 Straight Years But Ran 3:04 In Boston And Was Happy About It

Cucuzzella in the rain in Boston this yearLRC 30 Years Of Sub-3:00 Marathons: Despite A Setback In Boston, Mark Cucuzzella Is Looking To Extend An Epic Streak 51-year-old mark Mark Cucuzzella has run a sub-3 hour marathon for 30 straight years. One month ago in Boston, Cucuzzella ran his first marathon over 3 hours in his life and yet was happy with the result. “It’s a privilege and a pleasure to be out there if you have a busy day job … [Bad conditions mean] there [are] more war stories to tell. And you learn more from a race like that than [one run in] 50 degrees and a tailwind …”
*MB: Guy who has run sub-3 for 30 straight years reveals the secret – Don’t run hard as “running hard beats the shit out of you” 

The Week That Was Goes To College

Sydney McLaughlin for KentuckyLRC The Week That Was: NCAA Conference Madness, All Hail The SEC, A 15 Year Old Runs 1:47 And The Hotel 4 X 100 The quality of the NCAA track and field action in the year 2018 is insane. It’s so good that collegiate superstars like Michael Saruni (1:43 PR), Grant Fisher (NCAA 5k champ), Justyn Knight (NCAA XC & more) and Karissa Schweizer (NCAA XC & more) all suffered losses at their conference championships last week.

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What A Week

Galen Rupp all smiles on winning PragueLRC Rupp’s 2:06 In Perspective, Time For Clayton Murphy To Panic?, Making Sense Of Hyperandrogenism Rules And Pulling Trials From Mt. SAC Believe it or not, Galen Rupp is only the 88th-fastest marathoner of all time. Plus praise for Garrett Heath‘s range and 17-year-olds running fast.

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