The Pluses and Perils of Profiting as an NCAA Athlete
A guide to help college students navigate the NIL sponsorships and NCAA ruling maze.
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Run Fewer Speed Workouts, Race Faster
College runners are racing faster than ever. Our exclusive survey reveals changes in training and racing patterns that underlie the surge of PRs and records.
Tracksmith Launches Virtual Race to Save NCAA Running Programs
The New England running brand Tracksmith's Alumni Championship will help support NCAA track teams that are being cut amidst the COVID-19 recession.
Inside Lane: What Led to Peter Seufer’s Big Breakthrough
Seufer's surprising success at the NCAA Cross Country Championships came after a season of building strength and focus.
D’Agostino Named USATF Athlete Of The Week
The Dartmouth senior won the NCAA Division 1 Cross-Country title.
New Collegiate Running Association Formed
Trail and mountain running will be included.
Centrowitz Puts The Armory Track Though Its Paces
He had a breakthrough season last year.
Wisconsin Prevails At NCAA Cross-Country Champs
Georgetown won on the women's side.
Verzbicas’ Citizenship A Factor In Triathlon Move
The Lithuanian citizen can represent the U.S. in triathlon, but not track and field.
Chelanga To Run His First Half Marathon In Boston
The NCAA 10,000m-record holder will try his hand at 13.1 miles.
Chris Solinsky Looks Back On Record Run
He finds racing is way easier than pacemaking.
Catching Up With Training Partners Flanagan And Koll
Shalane Flanagan now has a female training partner.