Mile News


Just Why Do UK & Ireland Over-Perform in the NCAA Mile?

February 12, 2013

By TrackBound USA

No country has been quite as enveloped by the romanticism of the Mile as the United States. The 1609m distance is still run during the indoor season and remains the blue riband event. The days of Roger Bannister rewriting human limitations on the Iffley Park track in Oxford...

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New Pro Emily Infeld Adjusts to Training with Shalane Flanagan

February 11, 2013

Georgetown grad will run world cross country championships next month.

By Peter Gambaccini, Runner's World

Emily Infeld was fourth in the women’s race at the USATF Cross Country Championships on February 2 in St. Louis, qualifying for the U.S. team at the world cross country championships in...

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College Basketball Game Includes Halftime Mile

February 08, 2013

University of Portland hoops fans treated to midgame race on upper mezzanine track.

By Peter Gamaccini, Runner's World

Halftime at sporting events like football and basketball games can be tedious in places that can’t afford Beyonce and all her pyrotechnics. Did you ever sit in one of those...

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Masters Rips World #2 3:56.25 in the Mile at Tyson Invitational

February 08, 2013

By Derek Veilleux, Maine TrackXC

Former Bangor HS runner Riley Masters currently at the Univeristy of Oklahoma, but running unttached this winter won the Tyson Invitational Mile at the University of Arkansas on Friday evening. Masters clocked a huge personal best of 3:56.25 in winning, the time...

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