Keira D’Amato Sets a New Women’s Record at the NYRR Mini 10K
An impressive pro field delivered some fast times in the historic women's-only race.
Stephanie Hoppe of Hoppe Feet is originally from Richmond, VA and recalls a deep passion for running ever since she was a little girl. From “getting to run the mile!” in elementary school to her first half marathon as a college freshman, she has always loved to run. She was co-president of the College of William and Mary’s Running Club, a member of Fleet Feet Chicago’s racing team, a coach for Girls on the Run and currently works part-time at a local running store. Running is much more than a hobby: it’s a way of life for Steph. She is always seeking a new challenge and has completed countless half marathons, four marathons, an ultramarathon and several triathlons, including a half and full Ironman. The only thing she loves more than running is taking her love for running on the road. She and her husband Matt, who’s also an avid runner, plan vacations around destination races. They’ve gone from Quebec to Iceland and Las Vegas to Mississippi. Steph would love to one day complete a marathon on every continent! Check out her blog at https://hoppefeet.wordpress.com!!
An impressive pro field delivered some fast times in the historic women's-only race.
For the 2022 race she was invited to fire the gun to start the elite women's race.
Elle Purrier St. Pierre, Heather MacLean, Kendall Ellis, and Roisin Willis beat the previous record by over 6 seconds.
This London-based graphic artist, who has designed New Balance kits, finds inspiration on the run.
After an exciting win at the Jackpot 100, ultrarunner Camille Herron reflects on where her unrelenting drive came from.
Through every up and down, Kelly Herron has had two things to lean on: Running, and her mom.
Nobody imagined the challenges we’d face this year, but Olympian Sydney McLaughlin has coping mechanisms to share.
Betty Lindberg spent her COVID-19 summer setting world bests.
After running a personal best in the half marathon, one runner reflects on how she did it.
Check out Stephanie Hoppe's author page.
Check out Stephanie Hoppe's author page.
Nearly 30 local schools have been enlisted by Atlanta Track Club to create cheer zones for runners competing in the 2020 Olympic Marathon Trials.
Cathy Powers wanted to turn the loss of her military son into something positive. She started running for a cause and became healthier, too.
Julia Hawkins insists we should all try new things. She would know—she started running at 100 and became an age-group ace by 101.
When it comes to setting running goals, age is no barrier for this grandmother from Ohio.
It’s almost as difficult to get a job on race day as it is to earn a place on the starting line.
Della Works' son inspired her to start running at age 49. Decades later, she still considers running and racing to be among life's greatest gifts.
Two years after surviving an attack four miles into a training run, Kelly Herron is still fighting for empowerment among female runners.
Check out Stephanie Hoppe's author page.
Highlights from the Boston Marathon’s 122-year history.