- Georgetown alumna Rachel Schneider’s 15:06.71 at the USATF Distance Classic May 16 at Occidental College put her under the 2020 Olympic qualifying time of 15:10.
- ArlNow reported that the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments’ Transportation Planning Board approved $680,000 in assistance for 13 projects, including one to look into options to close a gap near the East Falls Church Metro station.
- A variety of distance runners with local connections will compete in the NCAA Track and Field Championships, starting with the regional finals this weekend:
- 800 meters
Ashley Lewis – George Mason
Reagan Bustamante – Vanderbilt (West Springfield)
Sami Corman – Georgetown
Joseph White – Georgetown
Ruach Padhal – Georgetown
Blaine Lacey – George Mason
Drew Glick – Pittsburgh (Woodrow Wilson)
Kenneth Rowe – Georgetown
Liam Purdy – American
Ian Delgado – Georgetown
- 1500 meters
Rachel McArthur – Villanova (Patriot)
Rachel Pocratsky – Virginia Tech (Good Counsel)
Alexandra Lucki – Maryland
Spencer Brown – Georgetown
Nicholas Wareham – Georgetown
Ryan McGorty – William & Mary (Chantilly)
Jack Salisbury – Georgetown
- 3000 meter steeplechase
Allie Klimkiewicz – Princeton (Oakton)
Khalilah Hamer – George Mason
Suzanne Dannheim – George Washington
Meg Mathison – Georgetown
Annabelle Eastman – George Mason
Fitsum Seyoum – Virginia Tech (Tuscarora)
Christian Liddell – Georgetown
Trent Lancaster – George Mason
- 5,000 m
Weini Kelati – New Mexico (Heritage)
Josette Norris – Georgetown
Caroline Alcorta – Villanova (West Springfield)
Alexandra Lucki – Maryland
Allie Klimkiewicz – Princeton (Oakton) - 10,000 meters
Weini Kelati – New Mexico (Heritage)
Caroline Alcorta – Villanova (West Springfield)
Sara Freix – Virginia Tech (Westfield)
Alex Corbett – Virginia (Lake Braddock)
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Three distances – 8K, 2M, and 1K – all starting and finishing at Kensington Town Hall.
The 8K runs through historic Kensington, going past Warner Mansion, along Antique Row, beside 120+ year-old houses and around Noyes Library, the oldest library
