Current & Former NCAA Athletes Competing At Euro XC

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Some of our favorite NCAA distance studs will be racing this weekend at the 2018 European XC Championships.

MenSchoolCountryRace
Michael SomersPortlandBelgiumSenior
Ole HesselbjergEastern KentuckyDenmarkSenior
Ross MillingtonNew MexicoGreat BritainSenior
Marc ScottTulsaGreat BritainSenior
Kevin DooneyYaleIrelandSenior
Sean TobinOle MissIrelandSenior
Henrik IngebrigtsenTexas A&MNorwaySenior
Aaron BienenfeldCincinnatiGermanyU23
Ryan ForsythColoradoIrelandU23
Jack O'LearyIonaIrelandU23
Manuel De BackerSaint LouisNetherlandsU23
Isaac AkersTulsaGreat BritainU20
Mario GarciaOle MissSpainU20
WomenSchoolCountryRace
Militsa MirchevaFlorida StateBulgariaSenior
Marie BouchardSan FranciscoFranceSenior
Liv WestphalBoston CollegeFranceSenior
Charlotte ArterNew MexicoGreat BritainSenior
Kate AveryIonaGreat BritainSenior
Emily Hosker-ThornhillNew MexicoGreat BritainSenior
Pippa WoolvenFlorida StateGreat BritainSenior
Elena BurkardSan FranciscoGermanySenior
Susan KruminsFlorida StateNetherlandsSenior
Josephine ThestrupButlerDenmarkU23
Carmela Cardama BaezOregonSpainU23
Poppy TankUtahGreat BritainU23
Lea MeyerSan FranciscoGermanyU23
Lisa TertschHarvardGermanyU23
Eilish FlanaganAdams StateIrelandU23
Aoibhe RichardsonPortlandIrelandU23
Weronika PyzikOregonPolandU23
Jasmijn LauPortlandNetherlandsU20

Weekend Recap: Holloway Impresses, Texas Frosh Tops Irby

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From national record-breaking high school action in Virginia, to fast early-season collegiate marks across the country and a near American record at the Houston Half Marathon, this past weekend had a little bit of everything for track and field fans.

Emily Sisson Runs No. 2 U.S. All-Time Half Marathon

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With Caution, Emily Sisson Hopes For Fast Time At Houston Half Marathon

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HOUSTON (18-Jan) -- Emily Sisson has a very short résumé when it comes to the half marathon.  It is, nonetheless, impressive. 

In two starts at the distance, both at the United Airlines NYC Half in March of 2017 and 2018, she finished a close second to the winner.  In her first attempt she clocked 1:08:21 and was narrowly defeated by her training partner, Molly Huddle, who set the American record for an all-women's race: 1:08:19.  In the second, on a brutally cold and windy day, she lost by just one second to in a sprint finish to Ethiopia's Buze Diriba, clocking 1:12:24.  In those races, Sisson raced for position and wasn't focused on time.