Gary’s Diary Returns Thoughts of the Temple Canyon Prediction Series race by Gary Franchi Event Date: Saturday, Nov. 24, 2007 I must confess – I missed the Temple Canyon Prediction Series race because I had to wash my hair. Like showers, you wash your hair once a week whether you need to or not. OK, […]
Original Atalanta founder to return for race Saturday The woman who perhaps could be called the catalyst for organized women’s running in Pueblo will return this Saturday to the scene of one of the landmark races she helped found here 28 years ago. Judy Tucker, who was part of a group that first organized both
Westcliffe runner, 74, overcomes long odds You won’t find the word “quit” in Joe D’Angelo’s personal code of conduct dictionary. At an age (74) when even the most ardent of runners have long since hung up their Asics gel shoes for more sedentary pursuits, D’Angelo is actually at the start of the second phase of
Orendorff qualifies for triathlon ‘Worlds’ Pueblo triathlete Michael Orendorff is taking the “not older, better” adage to heart. Because family commitments prevented him from competing in qualifiers closer to home this summer, the 56-year-old trekked to the regional qualifier in Park City, Utah last month to shoot for a spot in the International Triathlon World
Runners to test training levels It’s “put up” time for area runners. The long-distance training miles should be in the rear view mirror by now for most of them, and all that awaits them are the real-life tests. Some, like Rich Hadley of Florence, have already started getting in their licks. Hadley led local finishers
Pueblo runners shatter Roundup records There’s nothing like a trail run to bring out the beast in a runner. In this instance, it was Pueblo runners who put on an eye-opening display in the July 8 Summer Roundup Trial Run that the running communities in Pueblo and Colorado Springs are probably still taking about. Aaron
