A native of Uwajishima, Ehime, a new chapter is starting in the life of men’s marathon national record holder Kengo Suzuki, 30. On Oct. 8 he announced that he is quitting the Fujitsu corporate team to which he has belonged for 8 years to go independent. His new main sponsor will be a major food product manufacturer, who will support him in his shot at making the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics
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Jennifer Lare – HKRS Concord Township, PA How many seasons have you been a Community Coordinator? I’ve been the CC for Concord Twp. since Fall 2023 Tell us about yourself! What inspired you to join HKRS? My husband and I live in Garnet Valley with our 3 kids ages 8, 4 and 1 who enjoy […]
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The 2025 National Sports Festival wrapped Tuesday with a short day of only 5 races. Kain Inagaki (Rakunan H.S.) won a good junior men’s 3000 m, out kicking Toa Fujita (Toyokawa H.S.) by less than 2 seconds for 1st 8:11.75 to 8:13.95. The junior women’s 3000 m was even better, as Nodoka Ashida (Ritsumeikan Uji H.S.) held off a chase pack of 5 to win in 9:02.90. Nami Kawakami (Nagano Higashi H.S.)
