Mile News


Jordan Rackham wins fourth St. Paul’s Street Mile race

September 05, 2015

In its 27-year history, Jordan Rackham - who is also New Zealand's U20 800m record holder - is the first to have accomplished the four-peat victory.

By Lance Smith, The Southland Times

In its 27-year history, no male has won the Travel Smart-sponsored St. Paul's Street Mile down Queens Drive...

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The Oak City Mile continues Downtown Raleigh’s Road Mile tradition

September 04, 2015

The Oak City Mile, a BBTM Featured Event, is the USATF NC 1 Mile Road Race Championship with a $2300 prize purse on Sunday, September 13. 

From Sir Walter Running

Despite course changes, Raleigh’s Downtown Road Mile will continue on its regular Sunday afternoon in September (the 13th) with...

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Pursuit of desired Mile time pays great dividends

September 04, 2015

I know that I can get that Mile time and will soon be able to do it. I won’t quit trying until I get it.

By David Bereck, The Intelligencer

The last lap can sometimes be the hardest, but for me it’s kind of a relief.

These past two weeks have been preseason for soccer at my new school,...

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Rise of the Mitchell Street Mile draws top field, expects to double participant numbers

September 03, 2015

Australian 1500m record holder Ryan Gregson and Olympian Collis Birmingham confirming this week for second edition in Darwin on September 20; record $35,000 prize purse

By Grey Morris, NT News

The $35,000 foot face on Darwin’s main thoroughfare on Sunday, September 20, will be the second...

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