Mile News


New Zealand Miler Nick Willis Headlines in Lignano

July 07, 2015

Olympic silver medalist Nick Willis will tune-up for the loaded Monaco 1500 on July 17th with a 1500 tomorrow in Lignano, Italy; rising star Alexa Efraimson also on start list.

From Lincoln Shryack, Flotrack

The FloTrack Euro train rolls on to our next stop in Northern Italy for Tuesday’s...

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Stirling primary school pioneers ‘daily Mile’ scheme

July 05, 2015

A primary school  in Stirling, Scotland has pioneered a scheme to ensure all of its pupils walk or run a Mile every day. Teacher's say it is a non-time intrusive way for children to socialize in addition to regular physical education classes.

From BBC

Children at St Ninian's Primary take the...

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1500 meter Champion Centrowitz seeking a Diamond League victory

July 05, 2015

"Matthew's most important goals are to win global medals. He's mixing it up with the best guys in the world and the next step is to win one of these major international meets."

By Bill Wagner, Capital Gazette

Matthew Centrowitz showed quite clearly at last weekend's USA Track & Field...

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Jenny Simpson Rolling Toward Beijing

July 03, 2015

I wanted to experience what she did—it was, “If she can do it, I can do it.” So that moment with Shalane in 2008 was really important for me.

By Jon Hendershott, Track & Field News

Two-time Worlds 1500 medal winner Jenny Simpson, the 2011 global champion as well as twice an Olympian,...

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