Daniel Petty
Amid Athletic Department Shortfalls, Men’s College Running Programs Get the Axe
Across college sports, athletes and observers worry that cuts will continue to hit track and cross country. Can anything be done to save them?
How Is the Coronavirus Affecting College Running?
Programs eliminated, budgets slashed, fall seasons suspended. It’s a perilous time for cross country and track.
Jim Walmsley’s Sudden Rise to the Top of Ultrarunning
Nov 15, 2016.
Western States Doctor Remembered for Research and Humanity
DAA Industry Opt Out.
Ski Mountaineering Helps Trail Runners Maintain Fitness
Ultra athletes say a winter of uphill travel leaves them primed for running success when the snow melts.
Colorado Heads to Nationals on the Verge of a Third Consecutive Title
At the Mountain regional on Friday, Buffaloes’ head coach Mark Wetmore discusses his decision to race Ben Saarel.
Anna Frost and Kilian Jornet Take Hardrock 100 Titles
Every year the legendary Colorado race offers challenging conditions.
Sitting Out for a Season
Mar 15, 2016.
Grand Slam Duel
Jun 19, 2014.
The Grand Slam of Ultrarunning: 10 Weeks, 400 Miles and Bragging Rights
When one 100-miler isn't enough, Grand Slam runners finish four of them in one summer.
Returning Joy to Leadville
The exploding popularity of trail racing is forcing race directors to educate new competitors on the environmental impact of their events.
Group Dynamic
Jul 9, 2020?
Flunking Out
Another collegiate men's track program is a victim of a new economic reality.
Lisa Koll Takes Flight
Koll heads to Portland to launch her professional running life under coach Jerry Schumacher
How Kennesaw State Built a Cross Country Program from Scratch
The new NCAA Division 1 program is now eyeing national berths
5 Minutes with Lisa Koll
The storybook end to her collegiate career, signing with Nike and moving to Oregon