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Deena Kastor
Profile | Deena Drossin-Kastor, a native of Waltham, Massachusetts took the Bronze at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece.
In high school Deena won three California cross country state titles, two track state titles, and she made the finals of the Kinney…
more » Kip Keino
Kip Keino paved the way for Kenyan distance runners, who today are the best in the world. Kip's Career started at the 1962 Commonwealth Games, where he finished 11th. Kip would not finish 11th many more times in his career.…
more » Keith Kelly
Keith was the 2000 NCAA XC Champ and is from Ireland.
more » Gavin Kennedy
Ran at Depaul University in Chicago. Held coaching positions at Northwestern and St. Louis before being named assistant coach of Iona College in the fall of 2008.
more » Mohamed Khadraoui
Mohamed was part of the Iona squad that took 2nd at the 2007 NCAA XC Championships. He was All-American at the meet finishing 25th overall.
more » Kyle King
King now enters his 5th year as a ZAP athlete. In his first 4 he established himself as one of the top 5,000m runners in the U.S. making the Olympic Trials final in 2008 and running a personal best of…
more » Jenna Kingma
Jenna Kingma has been the top runner for the 8th rank Sun Devils for most of the 2006 cross season. Jenna finish in the top 12 at Roy Griak, Pre-Nats and Pac 10s helping her team finish 2nd, 3rd, 2nd…
more » Thomas Kloos
Tom is a California native who now lives, trains, and coaches in San Francisco.
more » Phil Knight
A former track star at the University of Oregon, it is only fitting that Philip H. Knight, the co-founder and former CEO of Nike, Inc., sought comfort and style in his entrepreneurial life for his fellow running mates.
While earning…
more » John Kosgei
Ran at South Lakes CC before heading to LSU. Competed for LSU during the spring semester of 2008, then transfered to Oklahoma State in the fall of 2008.
more » Paul Krebs
Paul Krebs is the athletic director at the University of New Mexico.
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