At 17, Cain is the youngest woman to run the 1500 meters Sunday at the IAAF World Championships in Moscow.
By Sara Germano, Wall Street Journal
Mary Cain's schedule on Sunday will differ from that of every other high school kid in New York or even the whole U.S.
At 17, Cain is the youngest...
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Americans take 4 of the top 5 spots; 2013 USA 1500 champion Treniere Moser struggles and finishes last
By LetsRun.com
MONACO – Reigning world champion Jenny Simpson of the U.S., who last year finished dead last in her semifinal heat of the Olympics, is officially back. She’s not just back,...
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The Florida senior-to-be talks about making the U.S. team headed to Moscow for the World Championships
By John A. Kissane, Running Times
Cory McGee got started running alongside her father, Jim, at age 9 in Pass Christian, Miss. But her first taste of racing came a few years later, while the...
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By Jason Byrne, MileSplit
The quest that started a month ago is now over. The University of Florida's Cory McGee earned her spot on the plane to represent the USA at the World Championships in Moscow next month.
It began at the USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships in Des Moines, Iowa....
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Centrowitz, Manzano, and Lomong will go to Moscow.
By Peter Gambaccini, Runner's World
The confusing and somewhat nerve-racking matter of who will represent the United States in the men’s 1500 at the World Championships next month was resolved on Saturday after a fast race at Meeting Areva, a...
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