Event champions to be awarded $2500 athletic & wellness activities grant for their school in their name
From Falmouth Road Race
FALMOUTH, Mass. — Nineteen high school athletes from throughout Massachusetts will compete in the Tommy Cochary High School Mile on Saturday, August 17, in...
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Connolly, Mariano victorious in Tommy Cochary High School Mile; $16,000 awarded in Open race
From Falmouth Road Race
FALMOUTH, Mass. – Three close finishes and a dominant victory by a local favorite highlighted the Aetna Falmouth Elite Mile and its companion Tommy Cochary High School Mile,...
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Top area HSers expected at 9th edition; $2500 grant to each champion's school; part of the 46th New Balance Falmouth Road Race weekend
From Falmouth Road Race
FALMOUTH, Mass. - Twenty-one high school athletes from throughout Massachusetts will compete in the Tommy Cochary High School Mile on...
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All-Star Girls’ race, including defending champion Rachel Sessa, features 6 of top 12 in Massachusetts at New Balance Falmouth Road Race Weekend event
From New Balance Falmouth Road Race
FALMOUTH, Mass. – Twenty high school athletes from throughout Massachusetts will compete in the Tommy...
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Top Massachusetts athletes chosen for speed, service to compete on Saturday, August 20 at part of New Balance Falmouth Road Race weekend; $2500 grants to winners’ high school athletic / wellness programs
FALMOUTH, Mass. – Nineteen high school athletes from throughout Massachusetts will compete...
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The MIT bound Northampton graduate won the Tommy Cochary High School Mile at the Falmouth Road Race Saturday, clocking 4:26.1.
By Mark C. Volain, Mass Live
Aidan Gilson, a 2015 graduate of Northampton High School, won Saturday's 5th Tommy Cochary High School Mile.
Gilson's time of 4:26.1...
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A grant of $2500 will be awarded to the school of the winner's to be used in a way that implements change in athletics or wellness, such as new equipment, team uniforms, or after-school wellness activities.
From Mark C. Volain, Mass Live
Class of 2015 distance runners Shannon McAndrew and...
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Winners of both the boys and girls Miles will have a grant of $2500 awarded to their school in their name to be used in a way that implements change in athletics or wellness.
From The Stoughton Journal
A Stoughton boy and a Canton girl will be among 20 state high school athletes to compete in...
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Three men sub-4 and four women sub-4:30; Tommy Cochary High School Mile goes to Russell Wells, Stella Worters
From Falmouth Road Race
FALMOUTH, Mass. – Filling the bleachers and lining the rails, hundreds of fans turned out on Saturday evening to cheer the athletes at the Falmouth Mile, which...
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Tommy Cochary High School Mile win at Falmouth includes $2500 grant for her school
By John Conceison, Telegram & Gazette
The second time around was more than a charm for Stella Worters (right). In fact, the second time wound up with a payoff quite true to her school.
Worters, about to begin...
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