It was lucky number 13 for Brian Fay in the NCAA cross country championship in Stilwater, Oklahoma. Fay followed up his west regional title with a 13th-place finish, earning his second-straight cross country All-America honour. It was the best finish by any Irish man at the NCAA cross country since Dave Rooney in 2012 who finished seventh. Fay was 38th in this event last year. Fay’s finish was the second-highest…
Women’s Team Take National Marathon Silver
The Raheny Shamrock senior women’s team took national marathon silver at last month’s Dublin marathon. The team of Kate Purcell, Fiona Stack and Aine Crimin clocked 8:55.19 behind Donore Harriers but better than Clonmel to take silver. The W50 team of Rose Kidd, Angela Charlton and Trish Fitzgerald took gold. The team were some nine minutes clear of Drogheda & District. The W35 team of Tara Kennedy, Shirley Coyle and…
Guide Running Workshop
Vision Sports Ireland are hosting a guide running workshop in UCD on Saturday November 26. 1-hour in person practical workshop – Saturday November 26th from 14:00 – 15:00 1-hour online theory workshop – Tuesday November 22nd from 19:00 – 20:00 The course fee is €15. Entry to the course is available here
Fay Takes NCAA West Regional Title
Brian Fay claimed the NCAA West Regional men’s cross-country championship on Friday continuing his excellent 2022. The All-American Fay, competing for Washington State ran a 28:17 for the 10,000-meters course at Chambers Bay at University Place. The top two women’s and men’s teams claimed a spot in the NCAA championship next weekend in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Washington was third in both races. Full report via the Seattle Times.