Regional News

In what remains the cruelest joke in running this race finishes just yards from the town mortuary. On this day, when temperatures crept well into the 80's, the lucky ones were those inside - chilled. For those still living had to endure…
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Three-time Olympian Colleen De Reuck of Boulder, Colo., won her first USA 15 km crown decisively. She and national runner-up Sylvia Mosqueda of Los Angeles, both prepping for the upcoming Olympic Marathon Trials in St. Louis, ran…
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The hometown favorites and season-long front runners competed for cold hard cash under blue bird skies Saturday at the North American Snowshoe Championships in Beaver Creek as Vail's Josiah Middaugh and Danelle Ballengee of Dillon walked…
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Former University of Kansas standout, and Arvada resident, Charlie Gruber won his first U.S. men's 4 km national title Saturday at the 2004 USA Cross Country Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana.  Gruber won the race in 11 minutes, 14…
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How many times do the 1-2-3 favorites come in 1-2-3? Not often, in any sport. But on this special day, when even a little snow fell on the place they call "Magic City," the big three became the best three at the U.S. Men's Olympic Marathon…
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On a perfect day in mid-January, some of Boulder's best made the trek to Denver's Washington Park for the Polar Bear 5K. Kristian Agnew pulled away from the field after the first half mile in route to a convincing 15:10 win. Todd Lopeman,…
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The 15th running of the Turquoise Lake 20 Mile Snowshoe Race was one of the slowest in history. Coming on the heels of the season's first major snowstorm, the racers had to deal with nearly a foot of fresh powder. In only the first 1.25…
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SAN DIEGO, December 13, 2003 - Midwest Regional Champion Matthew Withrow of Tinley Park, Ill., and Midwest Regional Champion Katelyn Kaltenbach of Aurora, Co., won the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships National Finals at Morley Field…
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Coming off of months of injuries, University of Colorado's Dathan Ritzenhein was finally in fighting shape, and he proved his speed by setting a burning 4:43-per-mile pace to win the NCAA Division I Men's Cross Country Championship. He…
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"Back to the old days." That's what Adams State College Cross Country Coach Damon Martin said after watching both his men's and women's teams sweep the National Titles at the 2003 NCAA Division II National Championships in Raleigh,…
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