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Paul Dewitt repeats at Leadville 100

Paul DeWitt of Colorado Springs ran through darkness, and hail and lightning on Hope Pass. 17:16:19 later he collapsed into the arms of his wife at the finish line of the Leadville Trail 100. In the end, Dewitt had repeated as champion,
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Shayne Culpepper wins Olympic Trial 5000

LaFayette's Shayne Culpepper joined her husband Alan on the 2004 Olympic Team by winning the 5000 Monday night in Sacramento. Alan won the Olympic Trials Marathon. Culpepper, who was an Olympian in 2000 at 1500 meters, spent most of the
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Regional Race Report: Lake City 50M

By Bill Wright Hang out with the wrong crowd long enough and their bad habits will rub off on you. This has been a constant theme for me this year. First, by trail running and adventuring, I decided that I needed to experience an
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Men’s Team USA wins Bolder Boulder

Meb Keflezighi played "point guard" Monday at the 7th Bolder Boulder International Team Challenge in helping the United States score a narrow 19-21 win over defending champion Kenya. It was the first U.S. men's team title at the Bolder
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Elbert Reflections 5K/10K, Elbert, CO

The annual Elbert Reflections 5K/10K got a wintry greeting the day before the race. That kept away the usual turnout. Too bad, because the course was clear and wet. It was a very nice day to run. If you didn't make it this year, it should
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Culpepper wins 2004 Marathon Olympic Trials

How many times do the 1-2-3 favorites come in 1-2-3? Not often, in any sport. But on this special day, when even a little snow fell on the place they call "Magic City," the big three became the best three at the U.S. Men's Olympic Marathon
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Agnew and Poel run away from field at Polar Bear 5K

On a perfect day in mid-January, some of Boulder's best made the trek to Denver's Washington Park for the Polar Bear 5K. Kristian Agnew pulled away from the field after the first half mile in route to a convincing 15:10 win. Todd Lopeman,
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