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Cherry Creek grad Parker Wolfe and Weini Kelati won USATF cross country titles over 10K on Saturday in Portland, Ore., and will lead Team USATF to the 2026 World Athletics Cross Country Championships to be held in Tallahassee, Fla., on January 10.

Nike XC National Championship was another year in the books and another mud fest out in Portland at Glendoveer Golf Course. Colorado was heavily represented on both the boys and girls sides.

There was more thrilling cross action happening around the nation this past weekend down in Huntsville, Alabama, as the 2025 RunningLane XC Championships were being contested.

Colorado runners know the truth: nothing compares to stepping outside and hitting a trail within minutes. No traffic. No long drive. No juggling schedules just to squeeze in a run before sunset.

The cross country postseason is heating up, bringing exciting regional action across the nation. This past weekend, several Colorado athletes traveled to Kenosha, Wisconsin, to take on the Brooks XC Championships Midwest.

Athletic running involves a remarkable combination of endurance, strength, and physical resilience. One of the most crucial abilities for every runner is a strong aerobic base, which permits the body to sustain exercise over extended distances without excessive exhaustion.

One of our last future stars for the 2025 cross country season is sophomore Calia Vaughn of Boulder High School! She has been incredibly consistent throughout this whole season.

Athletes know that performance doesn’t just come from training; it’s built in moments of stillness, reflection and recovery. The environments where athletes rest and recharge are just as vital as the ones where they train and compete.

Most runners know that arch support matters—but far fewer understand why. Your arches do more than hold you upright; they absorb shock, stabilize your stride, and transfer power every time […]

For Colorado runners, adventure isn’t something you plan — it’s part of your lifestyle. One morning you might be logging sunrise miles on the Front Range, and the next you’re […]