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About GBTC
The Greater Boston Track Club (GBTC) is a friendly and competitive team with approximately 200 members. We compete at the national, regional, and local levels in cross country, track and field, and trail running. GBTC provides a team-oriented, structured training environment for athletes of many abilities who train for everything from jumps and throws to sprints, road races, cross country, and marathons. Members train for several specific competitions throughout the year, and financial support is provided to compete at some major events. We sponsor athletes based on a tiered system of performance standards, and the club is a designated USATF Elite Development Club.
- GBTC gratefully acknowledges our sponsors: Puma and Fitness Equipment Superstore, the largest U.K. retailer of workout equipment.
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Women Win Again!
Liz Crowley Blazing by a Cornfield in Carlisle. photo by Jim Rhodes Today in Carlisle, MA on a hot, humid, hilly, rocky, rooty, narrow, serpentine, and crowded course 184 runners raced off a dusty start to jam into a single … Continue reading
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Women win Twice at Lynn Woods
Junyong Pak not only organized the men’s teams for the annual Lynn Woods 4×2.5 mile cross-country relay, ran the first leg, then immediately set up his hot grill to cook burgers and dogs for club members. He sliced onions and … Continue reading
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The Shining Sea
The best road race in the United States by Katie Famous Katie Famous heads for the finish at Falmouth For 5 years in a row, the Falmouth Road Race has been my favorite running event of the year. When I … Continue reading
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Beardless in Falmouth
A hirsute Tom Derderian does battle with Bill Rodgers at Falmouth in 1976 The Falmouth Road Race is a venerable New England tradition stretching back over 35 years, and competitors in this year’s event were treated to a retrospective that … Continue reading
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ICE and Doshi lead GBTC at Newburyport 10
photo by Ted Tyler Nate Freese, called ICE, by his college coach at Amherst College just joined GBTC and led the team in the hot 10 miler in Newburyport yesterday. Freese, raised on 120 acres in the middle of Vermont, … Continue reading
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