Running Coverage
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Runner who trains in Triangle wins Olympic marathon trial
Fiona O'Keefe wasn't the only North Carolina resident running either, she was among 14 athletes from the state running in the marathon trials - only six other states were better represented. -
For Raleigh runners, community supports Olympic dreams
The Raleigh running community cheered one of its own on Saturday. Fiona O'Keeffe, who lives and trains in the Triangle won her first-ever marathon and a spot on the U.S. Olympic team. -
Heels return to run Tar Heel 10 Miler
The annual race showcases downtown Chapel Hill, the University of North Carolina campus there and the nearby historic neighborhoods. -
'Sometimes the marathon eats you up': Raleigh distance runner reflects on first Boston Marathon
Raleigh's Kate Sanborn had plenty of built-up excitement around running her first Boston Marathon. But even for professionals like herself, the gravity of the race can be overwhelming. -
Race goes on for Raleigh runner after blacking out at Boston Marathon finish line
Minutes after finishing the Boston Marathon, Kate Sanborn woke up in the medical tent, not what the seasoned distance runner who's already qualified for the Olympic trials anticipated. -
Distance runner's charisma will take him far
Craig Engels prides himself on originality and intends to ride success in the men's 1,500 meters to international acclaim. -
Inspirational Ultramarathoner selected as WRAL Voters Choice Athlete of the Year
It was pretty much your "standard" year for Cary runner Jacky Hunt-Broersma: quarantining, spending more time with the fam, oh and running 100 miles on a treadmill in a 24 hour stretch. -
Inaugural Wool E. Bull's Baste Race to be held in November
Thursday, the Durham Bulls announced Wool E. Bull's inaugural Baste race, slated for November. -
Our TakeHolliday: Running during the pandemic and beyond - a personal journey
Bob Holliday has noticed an increase in traffic of walkers and runners as everyone is looking to get out of the house during the stay at home orders. He shares his personal journey as a runner that dates back to 1974. -
Despite pandemic, marathon runners find ways to run their own races
After the COVID-19 outbreak canceled marathons, local runners still managed to log the 26.2 miles for which they trained. -
Our Take"Flatten The Curve" virtual race to help NC craft brewery employees
Virtual 5K and 19K races will help support North Carolina craft brewery employees who have been impacted by business declines due to the risks created by COVID-19. -
Our TakeRunning and hiking can help sanity during "social distancing"
Our State Magazine's Jeremy Markovich joined the Runologie Podcast to discuss his upcoming season of Away Message and NC's Mountain to Sea Trail. -
Our TakeTesting limits of a human body by running 30 miles while eating Taco Bell
Running 50 kilometers is hard enough on the human body. A Raleigh man wants to add Taco Bell to the mix. -
Our Take"Run Disney" will run up your travel budget
"Run Disney" can be a magical experience, but it will run up your travel budget. -
Our TakeOvies: Raleigh runner will go 24 straight hours to raise money for Healing Transitions
Jon Frey will be running for 24 straight hours at the Historic Oakwood Cemetery to raise money for Healing Transitions. -
Our TakeAn NC couple's journey to and through the Appalachian Trail
Tina and Grayson Haver Currin sold their home, traveled the country in a Sprinter van, hiked a couple mountains, and ran a few races. As if that wasn't enough, they recently tackled the Appalachian Trail. -
Our TakeNCFC's Austin da Luz has a love-hate relationship with running
NCFC's Austin da Luz joined the Runologie Podcast to discuss training, recovery, and pizza. -
Our TakeCary run club empowering women by getting active
Joe Ovies, Alex Warren, and Brent Francese chat with LK Lancaster from the Bond Bros. Run Club. The crew also answers listener questions, including the mystery of the "runner's high". -
Our Take"Pop Up Cross Country" returns to Dix Park in October
In the latest episode of the Runologie Podcast, learn about the "Pop Up Cross Country" at Dix Park, recovery beers, and whether or not cushioned shoes are really effective. -
Our TakeRunologie Podcast is off and running
New podcast hopes to have a fun, local spin on running adjacent topics.