Mile News


What Athletes Eat: Miler Shannon Rowbury’s Salmon and Kale Salad

October 03, 2015

I have this meal the night before a race, but also pretty regularly. It's my go-to favorite. I had it in Portland before leaving for Asia.

By Kelly O'Mara, espnW

Two-time U.S. Olympian Shannon Rowbury, the U.S. record holder in the 1500 meters, knows exactly what she likes to eat. So much so...

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Meet Ben Blankenship

October 03, 2015

Blankenship had a heartbreaking fourth place finish at the 2015 USA Outdoor Chamionships missing the World's team by 0.02 seconds. Now he is looking towards 2016 in Rio.

From CTolleRun.com

Carrie Tollefson interviews professional runner and fellow Minnesota native Ben Blankenship. They chat...

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Sub-4 HS Miler Matthew Maton Ready for University of Oregon Debut

October 03, 2015

The freshman from Bend, Oregon, was trained by Parker Stinson during his last season of high school competition.

By Ben DeJarnette, Running Times

The last time Matthew Maton stepped onto a cross country course, the lanky standout from Bend, Oregon, smashed Galen Rupp’s 11-year-old state meet...

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Mile Concludes Conditioning for Tar Heels

October 02, 2015

UNC forward Luke Maye clocks 5:06 to win by four seconds.

By Adam Lucas, GoHeels.com

The 2015-16 Tar Heels may have thought the week’s consistently rainy weather might excuse them from Thursday afternoon’s scheduled Mile run. The Carolina Mile is an annual end-of-conditioning tradition, and...

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