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Prep cross country: Stinson Relays could prelude record season (opens the original)
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Branson School runner Farah Allen ended last season with her best career showing at the CIF State Cross Country Championship. She’s ready to start her senior campaign on a record pace. Allen’s eyebrow-raising run of 9 minutes, 14 seconds through the sand and surf was the fastest time of the day in the girls race during Stinson Beach Relays, the unofficial opening to the cross country season in Marin County. Bulls teammate Hailey Sellers was kicking up a sandstorm as she ran a lap of 10:32, the f
Running: Mill Valley’s Smart completes rare ‘Quad Quad’ Dipsea (opens the original)
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Samantha Smart knows the Dipsea Trail well enough. She’s tackled the course a few times while growing up around Mill Valley. Recently, Smart got to know the Dipsea Trail like few others ever have. The 2022 Tam High grad became just the third person in recorded history — and the first woman — to complete a “Quad Quad” Dipsea (16 times) when she arrived at the Mill Valley Depot after 61 hours on the trail. “There was a moment at mile 80, about halfway through, I was sitting on the trail with my mo
Marin Rowing teammates reunite to win U23 gold at Worlds (opens the original)
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Reunited, best friends Quincy Stone and Joely Cherniss helped put Marin rowing on top of the world. “To be teammates with Quincy again was so much fun,” said Cherniss, who is entering her senior year at Princeton. Marin Rowing Association alumni Cherniss and Stone were part of the gold-medal winning U.S. women’s eight boat at the U23 World Championships in Duisburg, Germany, July 23-26. “Winning gold was what we all wanted,” said Stone, a Stanford senior in her final year of eligibility in U23.
Marin rowers join U.S. squad at World Championships (opens the original)
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The oars slice through the surface of the water on Corte Madera Creek near the Marin Rowing Association boathouse, powering the sleek shell faster and faster. “Even when you go the best speed possible, you still have something to gain. There’s something intrinsic about it,” Noah Arismendez said. “You always want to pursue as high a level as possible — to go faster, to be more efficient.” Arismendez, 18, and Terra Linda High grad Jacob Bobrow, 19, are representing MRA on an international stage th
Little League: Mill Valley claims long-awaited crown, advances to Section (opens the original)
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Mill Valley’s championship celebration was delayed, but it was sweet, nonetheless, after waiting for 2 years … plus a day. “We lost to them in the championship before, and that added a lot more emotion to this win,” Mill Valley Little League’s Paxton King said after Sunday’s 7-3 victory over Twin Cities to clinch the District 3 Majors All-Stars pennant. “It makes this way more meaningful and much more exciting for us to win this.” Mill Valley advances to the Section 1 Tournament at Mt. Diablo Hi
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