Monthly Archives: March 2008

I told Tara Vance that if she could put herself in a position to win and later see if it is possible, and not treat it as mere preparation for the Boston Marathon. Every race is real. At an open … Continue reading →

Brennan Bonner Second Photos by Andrew Wommack   From Kittery ME to Salisbury MA GBTC men dominated the race in preparation for their bid to win the team prize again in the Boston Marathon. I confessed to putting a great … Continue reading →

Greater Boston TC will divide and conquer at three venues this weekend: the Tufts Snowflake Classic, the USA Masters Indoor Championships, and the Eastern States 20M. This arrangement is fitting, as the winter’s indoor workouts are through and the club … Continue reading →

Watch GBTC’s hurdlers do their drills and much more in the new, straight to YouTube release of Urban Hurdling: Boston. Be amazed as teammates hurdle past Fanieul Hall, Fenway, the Fleet Center, the Pru, Boston Common, Beacon Hill, the Charles … Continue reading →

Ronnesia Gaskins leads Victoria Barnaby in the 1500 photo by GreaterSnap Nicole Bucula ran her first race for GBTC today, Liz Kelly in the middle and Allison McCabe photo by GreaterSnap Jason Hewitt in Steeplechase action in the first outdoor … Continue reading →

Today, the men’s and women’s open teams maintained their precedent positions of second and third, respectively in the 2008 USATF-NE Half Marathon Championship in New Bedford. Leading GBTC to their lowest aggregate times (in the modern era) were Kibrom Temelso … Continue reading →

Allison McCabe, overall winner, Boston Mayor Tom Menino, Liz Kelly, and Deanna Clark South Boston Boys & Girls Club St Pat’s 5K Road RaceSouth Boston, MA, March 16, 2008 1 17:46 5:44 1 20-29 1 F 601 Allison McCabe Cambridge,MA … Continue reading →

The GBTC open teams have improved their team positions over the past years in the USATF Half Marathon in New Bedford. The men moved from 7th in 2002 to second last year and the women from 7th to third. This … Continue reading →

It seems that this was a women’s racing weekend with victories in Maine and Massachusetts. Maine native and Brandeis grad Gretchen Chick won the 5 km in Portland, ME while Holy Cross grad Katie Fobert won the 30 km in … Continue reading →