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$50,000 bonus pool will be on line at Sunday's 50th Cherry Blossom 10 Mile which also will serve at US 10-mile champs - Vimarsana News

$50,000 bonus pool will be on line at Sunday's 50th Cherry Blossom 10 Mile which also will serve at US 10-mile champs

Local school teacher Susanna Sullivan is back to try to defend her title against the likes of Nell Rojas, Sara Hall, and Caroline Rotich. Hillary Bor leads the US men's field. Woody Kincaid has scratched.

WTW: Woody Kincaid Runs The Equivalent of 26:29, McColgan and Monson Get Their Records & Tokyo Was Great But... - Vimarsana News

WTW: Woody Kincaid Runs The Equivalent of 26:29, McColgan and Monson Get Their Records & Tokyo Was Great But...

Plus Cam Levins gets the North American record and Japanese man follows through on his promise to retire after coming up short in Tokyo.

Alicia Monson Chasing 10K American Record, Jakob Ingebrigtsen Runs Euros - Vimarsana News

Alicia Monson Chasing 10K American Record, Jakob Ingebrigtsen Runs Euros

There's also a Woody Kincaid-Joe Klecker rematch at the TEN and Emily Sisson goes for a 3-peat at the US 15K champs.

Emma Coburn, Heather MacLean, and...Jordan Mann? How USATF's World XC Relay Team Came Together - Vimarsana News

Emma Coburn, Heather MacLean, and...Jordan Mann? How USATF's World XC Relay Team Came Together

Two US stars and two relative unknowns comprise the US 4 x 2k relay team at World XC.

Emmanuel Bor & Ednah Kurgat Dominate 2023 USATF XC Championships - Vimarsana News

Emmanuel Bor & Ednah Kurgat Dominate 2023 USATF XC Championships

None of the top six finishers in the women's race had made a Worlds team before. 3rd through 7th in the men's race were separated by 0.8 of a second.