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.
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Monthly Archives: September 2008
GBTC Teams Net Codfish
Looming out of the fog like pirates the GBTC women’s crew commandeered victory.photo by GreaterSnap The GBTC women won the race with Emily Kroshus and Sara Donahue taking the top two places and the rest of the team no further … Continue reading
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Greater Boston Track Club at the Olympics
Here is GBTC’s Jennifer Lee outside the Birds Nest in Beijing before going in to watch.
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Both GBTC teams 3rd at USATF 8km Grand Prix
Nate Freese in a big kick with Ben Ndaya. Photo by Ted Tyler The big news is the return of Nate Freese. This Amherst College grad has been out of action for most of the year. New guy Eric Mendoza … Continue reading
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GBTC Member Sloan Siegrist Ties The Knot
GBTC members Cynthia Hastings, Tom Derderian, Sloan Siegrist-Palmore, Bruce Davie, Christy Bonstelle, Brad Kozel and Laura Hayden celebrate the wedding of former Olympian Sloan Siegrist to Drew Palmore, August 31, under a giant banyan tree in Kauai, HI.Photo by Jane … Continue reading
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GBTC Pack running Cape Ann 25 km
The Ryans Kerrigan, and Aschbrenner, Kit Wells, and Chris Smith.Photo by Frank Georges, Coolrunning On Labor Day, GBTC traveled to Gloucester, MA to race 25km around Cape Ann. The men’s team placed second behind the BAA. Full results are here. … Continue reading
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Double Win in Carlisle Cross Country
Matt Haringa zooms out to the lead with a big grin and blowing hair. Photos courtesy of Jim Rhoades and Coolrunning In the first GBTC team cross-country Grand Prix race both the men and women won. The men by a … Continue reading
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