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Theo Kahler is the news editor at Runner’s World magazine. He’s a former all-conference collegiate runner who has reported on the ground at major events such as the Paris Olympics, U.S. Olympic Trials, and Boston Marathon. He’s run 14:20 in the 5K and enjoys spotting tracks from the sky on airplanes.

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2026 Beach to Beacon 10K Results

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By Theo Kahler Verified
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The professional races at the 2026 Beach to Beacon 10K have finished. The race starts and ends in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, and was founded in 1998 by legendary American marathoner Joan Benoit Samuelson to support her home state of Maine. Saturday’s race was a University of New Mexico sweep. Pamela Kosgei, a multi-time national champion at the school, won the women’s race in 31:50, while Habtom Samuel took the men’s win in 27:40.
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Longtime coach of high school running dynasty won't return for upcoming season after investigation

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By Theo Kahler Verified
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The longtime coach of Fayetteville-Manlius High School, a national cross-country powerhouse in upstate New York, will not be back this fall. The Fayetteville-Manlius School District announced on Wednesday that Bill Aris's coaching position has not been renewed for the upcoming season, according to Syracuse.com . Aris, 71, was removed from coaching duties in May while the district investigated allegations that he overtrained athletes and contributed to a negative team culture.
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17-year-old Cooper Lutkenhaus wins his first US outdoor title in dominant fashion

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By Theo Kahler Verified
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The dream season continues for teenage phenom Cooper Lutkenhaus In the 800 meters at the USATF Outdoor Championships on Sunday, the 17-year-old made a strong move with 200 meters to go to pull away from the field and win his first outdoor national title. Lutkenhaus finished in 1:43.48, ahead of Wes Ferguson in second (1:44.55) and Hobbs Kessler in third (1:45.00).
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