Open race photographs to be posted as soon as time allows.
COLUMBIA – Connie Grant shakes his head when he talks about running cross-country at Rock Hill some 40 years ago in Converse tennis shoes.
Dutch Fork's Hope Whisman recaps her race at Eye Opener and advances her race at this weekend's SCTCCCCA Coaches Classic.
COLUMBIA – Former students, colleagues, friends, even his family knew George Washington Johnson, Jr. simply as “Coach.”
Stratford alumnus Sango Asante recaps his career as a Knight and what his future plans include.
S.C. USATF Master Official Norman Venyah gives an inside look of his experience serving at the Olympic Trials.
The South Carolina USATF association is holding its annual meeting this Saturday at Dreher in Columbia. The meeting starts at 2 p.m. Interim state president Tim Tyler talks about USATF in the state and the past year.
Individual winners with times from SCTCCCA Coaches Classic. More coming including race videos and photographs from each race.
Christ Church, St. Joseph's and and Greer Middle College mathematically top three from 2011 results
Eastside mathematically ranked first, Daniel second and Hilton Head third.
Daniel boys win IB team title, Mauldin second. Wando girls second IG team, Landrum girls win CG
A look at the state and how runners fared with meets in North Carolina and South Carolina.
Riverside alumna distance runner Hayley Lyons talks about training for her first marathon in a weekly journal.
Hilton Head's Faith Lifer talks about how she became a runner and summer training, along with running 18:36 in Charlotte last month and where she trained this summer.
Lexington boys are mathematically the favorite Class AAAA team going into the season, based on last season's results and removing graduates. Mauldin is second and Wade Hampton third.
St. Joseph's, Christ Church and Southside Christian rank mathematically in top three in Class A girls
Jimmy Stephens, a longtime individual involved in the sport in South Carolina, talks about bringing a set of youth meets to the state to grow the sport.
Lexington's Zack Langston talks about his goals for this season and the future.
Based on results from current season in database
Based on results from current season in database
Event Timing Solutions, LLC. owner Jimmy Stephens explains how chip timing with B-Tags works.
Newly-inducted SCTCCCA Hall of Fame member Jim Crawford talks about the honor and his involvement in the sport.
Runners chosen by anonymous panel in each part of state after reviewing results from last week. Runners of the week presented by go-green events.
Hilton Head boys first, Daniel second and Eastside mathematically third.
Lexington girls are mathematically the favorite Class AAAA team going into the season, based on last season's results and removing graduates. Wando is second and Dorman third. Class AAAA boys next and then other classifications.
The South Carolina Track and Cross Country Coaches Association will use chip timing at two high school meets this fall.
Pendleton first mathematically, Landrum second and Waccamaw third.
Why is it that short runs often seem to drag on more than long runs? This always happens to me. I woke up this morning actually feeling relieved that I only had to run three miles today. After all, it’s only three, right? Somehow, however, the “only three” miles seemed to take centuries longer than even my slowest half-marathon. I mean, it’s totally mental. For a long run, I go out there, thinking, “See ya in a couple of hours, world”, feeling prepared as I immerse myself into the run.
We are happy to announce that the ES/MS Club Cross Country Challenge State Championship is confirmed for Oct. 20, 2012 at the Clemson University / Sandhills Research Center; also the site of the South Carolina State High School Cross Country Championships.
Liberty ranked first, Pendleton second and Bishop England third.
Event Timing Solutions, LLC owner Jimmy Stephens explains how chip timing with B-Tags works.