Mount Olive 2014 graduate Keturah Orji has been posting awesome results at the college level competing at The University of Georgia.
NJClippings - Wisconsin’s redshirt freshman standout Sarah Disanza earns USA Track & Field Athlete of the Week honors after her record-setting 5,000 meters at the Boston University Season Opener last weekend.
A great piece on Ryan Blume from Summit HS and the competitive obstacles from his sight that he has overcome.
A Bridgewater-Raritan 2013 graduate now running for Richmond and Team USA! Places high at the Mountain Running Championships in Tuscany Italy.
The Running Times own Liam Boylan-Pett is following New Jersey's Christian Brothers Academy throughout the season. This article features their annual benchmark time trial!
A nice article on New Jersey high school legend Ajee' Wilson!
Despite a mid-season ailment that threatened to derail her spring campaign, Haddonfield freshman Briana Gess won the New Jersey State Meet of Champions 1600m on June 4 to complete a sensational first year of high school. Her time of 4:45.97 is the fastest in the country by a freshman in 2014.
"One track, one day (at least in NJ) everyone gets to line up and answer the questions being asked in hushed tones; who will break, who will fall, who will rise, who will risk it all and yes, who will win? Those are all very different questions." Another nice piece from Coach Bennett.
A nice farewell and offer of wisdom to seniors by Coach Bennett
Dana Klein of New Jersey, who has made a series of breakthroughs despite running as few as 20 to 25 miles a week, is gearing up for her biggest race yet: the Penn Relays girls’ invitational 3,000m on April 24 at Franklin Field in Philadelphia.
NEW ORLEANS – The nation’s indoor track & field coaches have voted, and the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division I Indoor Track & Field National Athletes of the Year have been determined following the NCAA Championships this past weekend.
Another great piece by Coach Bennet and his insight to being a coach.
Freshman thrower Braheme Days was inspired to pursue collegiate athletics after watching NCAA football as a child.
Remember that time the United States headed to the World Indoor Championships with the two fastest 800-meter women in the world? That’s right. Ajee’ Wilson and Chanelle Price enter Sopot with targets on their backs as the two are possible medal contenders after running 2:00.34 and 2:00.48, respectively at altitude on Feb. 23.
A nice read about finding the spark of life at the State Championship Track and Field meet. Written by a local elite coach Chris Bennett.