Mile News


College Avenue Mile has wet yet successful first year

September 09, 2013

MU alumnus John Anderson, who hosts ESPN's SportsCenter and ABC's Wipeout, appears in Columbia on Sunday at the inaugural John Anderson College Avenue Mile

By Rebecca Dell, Missourian

COLUMBIA — Max Ferguson might just be the youngest Miler in Columbia.

The 2-year-old joined forces with his...

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Blankenship, Anderson Shatter Course Records at Minnesota Mile

September 08, 2013

Race champions clock the fastest Mile performances ever on Minnesota soil; eight men go sub-4 minutes; 7th edition ends inaugural Bring Back the Mile Tour 2013

By Bob Gustafson

DULUTH, Minn. – It was a day for records at Sunday’s seventh Minnesota Mile road race in downtown Duluth.

Ben...

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Bringing back the Mile in NJ

September 07, 2013

Ocean Avenue Mile to elevate and celebrate the iconic distance next Saturday in Long Branch

By Madeline Bost, The Daily Record

Hey! Forget that half-marathon stuff. It’s already passé if you follow the sport through the running magazines and online. The newest and hottest distance to train...

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Back to Basics: Brie Felnagle

September 06, 2013

After a move, a new team and a return to fundamentals, sub-4:30 Miler Brie Felnagle is a national contender again.

By Liam Boylan-Pett, Running Times

For the better part of two years, Brie Felnagle disappeared from the elite running scene, a surprise AWOL after a fantastic collegiate career....

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