Club Cross Country Nationals: The Best Party in American Distance Running
The USATF Club Cross Country National Championships are for the people who bear themselves to the unforgiving reality of a cross country race.
Author: Andrew Wise
Andrew Wise is a decent steeplechaser and journalist running and writing in Colorado. He just finished up his on degrees in Journalism and Environmental Policy at Western Washington University. He lived in a van and chased PRs in the summer of 2018 before becoming an official CITIUS MAG blog boy.
Track on the Road Interlude: Trails and Toilet Brushes
After living out of a van, Andrew Wise has settled in Colorado and is beginning to understand how lucky he is to take care of a national park.
Track on the Road: The Final Stretch
Andrew Wise wraps up his post-collegiate trip with a recap of how his two races played out after spending several weeks living out of a van.
Track on the Road: Discovering The Vastness Of The Sport
An update from Andrew Wise and his travels with his girlfriend as they live life out of a van and continue their post-collegiate pursuit of personal bests.
Track On The Road: Post-Collegiate Wanderers Chase Times From A Van On The West Coast
Andrew Wise wrapped up his college career at Western Washington. He’s got a job after college but now he’s living out of a van to chase personal bests.
Our Division II Cross Country Preview
Andrew Wise breaks down the teams, athletes and storylines to watch in the ever-fascinating Division II cross country scene.
Recognizing the Division II Stars At Worlds
From Drew Windle to Kibwe Johnson, highlighting some of the Division II stars that have found their way to the 2017 IAAF World Championships in London.
Drew Windle brings small-school pride to the world stage
Coming from a Division II school with world championships and Olympic dreams sounds daunting but a methodical progression has helped Drew Windle get there.
Making a Name: The Michael Jordan of Track has arrived
How a boy with the same name as the greatest basketball player ever became an elite U.S. steeplechaser. Meet the Michael Jordan of track.
The Strange Magic of Division II
Division II track and field has a slew of storylines that usually go unheard. David Ribich making the U.S. Championship 1500 meter final was inspiring
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