Mile News


Presson and Cozzarelli take North Carolina State Titles at inaugural Oak City Mile

September 16, 2015

$2300 in prize money was handed out at the Inaugural Oak City Mile; both Isaac Presson (4:25) and Andie Cozzarelli (4:58) won state titles with convincing leads over second place.

From Sir Walter Running

It was a beautiful afternoon for the inaugural Oak City Mile on Sunday, September 13th in...

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TomTom Tembisa Street Mile announces strong field

September 15, 2015

Race Director Donald Matipa looking to reach IAAF bronze label status in attempt to return the Mile to prominence in South Africa by elevating and celebrating the historic distance.

From Sport24

Now in its fourth year the TomTom Tembisa Street Mile Race is looking to reach a higher status as...

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Best-Selling Author Malcolm Gladwell Runs 5:03 Mile

September 15, 2015

"The Tipping Point" writer places ninth in 50-54 age group at 35th Fifth Avenue Mile.

By Scott Douglas, Runner's World

Malcolm Gladwell, author of The Tipping Point and other best-selling nonfiction books, ran 5:03 at Sunday's Fifth Avenue Mile in New York. It was his third consecutive...

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Hundreds in Duluth run Minnesota Mile

September 14, 2015

Jack Bolas and Gabriele Grunewald secured first place in the race for their genders.

By Kati Anderson, Northlands News Center

Hundreds of runners flooded Downtown Duluth this morning for the Grandma's Minnesota Mile.

Racers started near Fitger's Plaza and ended near the Starbucks on...

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