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Rocky Mountain looking for new cross country coach
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Matthew Scott, the boys and girls cross country coach at Rocky Mountain High School the past four seasons, has resigned.
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Fourmile Canyon fire postpones Boulder Marathon
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The Boulder Marathon, which was scheduled for this Sunday at the Boulder Reservoir, has been postponed and a new date of Oct. 3 or after is being reviewed.
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Meyer: Culpepper jogs on to new job in San Diego
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Alan Culpepper has spent half his life in Boulder, winning an NCAA track title in 1996, marrying a fellow Colorado Buff, winning six USA Track & Field titles, competing in two Olympics and charming the local running community with his grace and soft-spoken humility.
But after 19 years in Colorado, Culpepper will soon be moving to the San Diego area. He has sold his Louisville running store to Runner's Roost and will become a director of operations for Competitor Group, the folks who bring you the national Rock 'n' Roll race series — including the first Rock 'n' Roll Denver Marathon coming Oct. 17.
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Top Gun Jenny is flying high
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Jennifer Barringer is 'flying high' as the US steeplechase record holder. She spoke to spikesmag.com about how training with the Air Force Academy has helped launch her career skywards.
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Regassa, Daska to Defend BolderBOULDER 10K Titles
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Tilahun Regassa and Mamitu Daska of Ethiopia will defend their titles on Memorial Day, Monday, May 31, 2010. Last year at the Boulder, Colorado spring tradition, Ethiopia swept the individual and International Team Challenge team titles in convincing fashion by going 1-2 in both races, while the Team USA men placed a solid second ahead of Kenya.
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A Brief Chat With Jenny Barringer
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Jenny Barringer, 23, graduated from the University of Colorado in 2009 as one of the most decorated NCAA runners in history. In January, she signed a surprise sponsorship contract with New Balance, and in February announced that she was leaving Colorado coach Mark Wetmore to begin working with Air Force Academy coach Julie Benson.
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Journey Now Begins By Jenny Barringer [Blog Entry]
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This morning wasn't unlike many others I've had in Boulder the past few years. I woke up, laced up my shoes, and after a few half-hearted stretches I hit the trails for a chilly morning run. What has been different the past few mornings is my catalogue of thoughts as I put in the miles. I'm in the thick of seeking out a sponsorship for my future running career. by Jenny Barringer
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Damon Martin Of Adams State On Training At Altitude [Video]
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Division II distance powerhouse, Adams State, is based in altitude in Alamosa, Colorado. Coach Damon Martin talks about the challenges of training at altitude and how they go about it at Adams State. Coach Martin also discusses the differences for some kids training at altitude vs. training at sea level.
For more on Coach Damon Martin, read his Adams State Bio.
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De Reuck named USATF Masters Athlete of the Year
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Colleen De Reuck has been named the 2009 Masters Athlete of the Year by USA Track & Field's Masters Committee. De Reuck will be honored on Saturday, December 5, at the Jesse Owens Awards and Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Indianapolis, Ind. The event is held in conjunction with USA Track & Field's 2009 Annual Meeting.
At 45 years old, Colleen De Reuck is the oldest woman ever to win a major U.S. championship, having won the 2009 U.S. 20 km Championships by a margin of 17 seconds. De Reuck took control before the halfway point of the race to win the women's crown in 1 hour 07 minutes 21 seconds.
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Jenny Barringer after NCAA Cross Country Championships
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Jenny Barringer contacted us to talk about her experience at yesterday's NCAA Cross Country Championship. To many of us out there, it was very hard to watch the best woman ever to come through the NCAA go down and fade back into the masses. via Flotrack
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Mwei leads Adams State to second straight title
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Adams State College had five of the top 11 finishers and seven of the top 29 as it ran to a dominating first-place finish at the NCAA Division II Men's Cross Country Championships Saturday afternoon.
Led by senior Reuben Mwei, the top-ranked Grizzlies finished with a dominating 23 points to top long-time rival and second-ranked Western State College, which was second with 86 points.
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Barringer, Women Win Mountain Region, Men Second
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The University of Colorado men's and women's cross country teams punched their tickets to the 2009 NCAA Championships on Saturday afternoon at the University of New Mexico Golf Course.
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Jorge Torres Before ING NYC Marathon [Video]
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Jorge Torres talks about his marathon debut at the ING NYC Marathon and the months leading up to his race.
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A Brief Chat With Jorge Torres
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Jorge Torres, 29, a 2008 U.S. Olympian in the 10,000-meter run, will make his long-anticipated 26.2-mile debut at the ING New York City Marathon, which is serving as the USA Men's Marathon Championships on November 1.
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Denver Marathon: They built this city race on rock 'n' roll (Denver Post)
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Sunday's Denver Marathon will be the last, although the race isn't going away. Officials of the Competitor Group, which acquired the race in January from founder Anton Villatoro, will "rebrand" it as the Rock 'n' Roll Denver Marathon and Half Marathon for 2010.
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Sandrock: Jason Hartmann races into the spotlight On Running
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Jason Hartmann has always picked his training partners well.
From his earliest prep days in Rockford, Mich., where one of his high school teammates was future U.S. record holder Dathan Ritzenhein, through an All American career at the University of Oregon, to Jorge Torres and the Tempo Sports elite training group he joined in April, Hartmann has trained with some of America's best.
Despite his height -- Hartmann is 6-3 -- and his success, some of those teammates have overshadowed him. For example, his senior year of high school, Hartmann ran 9:01 for two miles -- a great time, but much of the attention was focused on Ritzenhein.
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Jenny Barringer Opens Season And Sets New Record At Home [Video]
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University of Colorado senior Jenny Barringer broke yet another record as she set a Buffalo Ranch Cross Country Course 5.8-kilometer record of 19 minutes, 25 seconds, at the 24th Annual Rocky Mountain Shootout on Saturday. via Flotrack and cubuffs.com
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A Brief Chat With Colleen De Reuck
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Colleen De Reuck, 45, won the USA 20K in New Haven on Labor Day in 1:07:21. She is the oldest woman to win a major U.S. road race title. She will do the Twin Cities Marathon, which is a USA Women's and USA Masters Championship, on October 4.
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Fort Collins girls loaded again in cross country (The Fort Collins Coloradoan)
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Chris Suppes had an interesting take on his latest Fort Collins High School girls cross country team.
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Prep cross country: Winning runs in the family (Denver Post)
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The bond between coach and player is quite different for Kat and Kelley Robinson than for most others, including their Nederland cross country teammates. It's family-like.
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Colorado has been nicknamed the “Centennial State” because
it became a state in the year 1876, 100 years after the signing of
our nation's Declaration of Independence. Colorado also is called “Colorful
Colorado” presumably because of it's magnificent scenery of mountains,
rivers and plains. This phrase has decorated maps, car license plates,
tourist information centers and souvenirs of all kinds!
source: http://www.archives.state.co.us/arcembl.html
