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Runner Shelby Houlihan adjusts to new life after doping ban - Vimarsana News

Runner Shelby Houlihan adjusts to new life after doping ban

Inside the journey of U.S. Olympic distance runner Shelby Houlihan, who received a four-year doping ban but believes the positive drug test was triggered by a meal from a food truck.

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Colleen Quigley - Pro Runner Signs a Sponsorship Deal With Lululemon - Vimarsana News

Colleen Quigley - Pro Runner Signs a Sponsorship Deal With Lululemon

Advocating for herself as her own agent, the 2016 Olympian finds a unique partnership with the athletic apparel brand.

Sean McGorty Has Been Searching for His Best Event. He May Have Found It. - Vimarsana News

Sean McGorty Has Been Searching for His Best Event. He May Have Found It.

Sean McGorty Has Been Searching for His Best Event. He May Have Found It. When  Sean McGorty ran 8:20.77 in his 3000-meter steeplechase debut on May 9 at the USATF Golden Games at Mt. SAC -- the fastest debut ever by an American -- it marked the germination of a seed that had been planted three years earlier. Though the running world only learned of McGorty's desire to take up the event when the Golden Games start lists were published that week, it is an idea that had been in the works for quite some time, even before McGorty had joined the Bowerman Track Club.

Rotich Went Back-To-Back-To-Back In Steeple ::: USTFCCCA - Vimarsana News

Rotich Went Back-To-Back-To-Back In Steeple ::: USTFCCCA

Celebrating A Century of NCAA Track & Field Championships Rotich Went Back-To-Back-To-Back In Steeple Early in the final of the steeplechase at the 2013 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships, it was clear that it would be a three-man race for the title between Stanley Kebenei of Arkansas, Henry Lelei of Texas A&M and Anthony Rotich of UTEP. The Kenyan trio gapped the field and pushed the pace in a manner seen only several times in meet history, most recently in 1985. At the bell, Lelei and Rotich put about five meters between themselves and Kebenei. By the final water jump, Roti...