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Jeff Hollobaugh

Jeff Hollobaugh

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Associate Editor, Track & Field News

Dexter

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Total articles 328

  • The TEN — Kipkurui CR And A Stunning “Handicap” Time - Track & Field News

    By Jeff Hollobaugh| Track & Field News Verified SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CALIFORNIA, March 29 — Telahun Haile did not win the TEN, but he probably ran the best race of the day at the annual event aimed at delivering World Championship qualifying times. The 25-year-old Ethiopian, best known for placing 4th in the 5000 at the ’19 Worlds, missed the start, and had to run an extra 90m or so just to get to the line long after the others had departed. It took him four laps to catch up, as Harvard alum Graham Blanks led the pack behind two pacers.

    By Jeff Hollobaugh · Track & Field News

    Mar. 30, 2025

  • Raleigh Relays — Liam Murphy 1500 CR… In March - Track & Field News

    By Jeff Hollobaugh| Track & Field News Verified RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, March 27 — A stirring final stretch kick brought Villanova’s Liam Murphy the Collegiate Record in a surprisingly good early season 1500 on the first night of the Raleigh Relays against Virginia’s Gary Martin, co-holder of the indoor collegiate standard. Virginia alum Conor Murphy rabbited for the first 1000, with Martin staying close, then a bit of a gap to Wildcats Murphy and Marco Langon.

    By Jeff Hollobaugh · Track & Field News

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • The TEN — Kipkurui CR And A Stunning “Handicap” Time - Track & Field News

    By Jeff Hollobaugh| Track & Field News Verified SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CALIFORNIA, March 29 — Telahun Haile did not win the TEN, but he probably ran the best race of the day at the annual event aimed at delivering World Championship qualifying times. The 25-year-old Ethiopian, best known for placing 4th in the 5000 at the ’19 Worlds, missed the start, and had to run an extra 90m or so just to get to the line long after the others had departed. It took him four laps to catch up, as Harvard alum Graham Blanks led the pack behind two pacers.

    By Jeff Hollobaugh · Track & Field News

    Mar. 30, 2025

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Track & Field News

Dexter, United States