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Chancise Watkins repetitively pushes a non-weighted sled 50 yards in order to work on speed endurance after running several 150 10/12 meter sprints. / photo by Emily Bieker

A runner with no finish line

By Emily Bieker, Julian Mininsohn on April 24, 2015 in Profiles

Chancise Watkins yearns to be La Verne’s Olympic hopeful.

Like a modern superhero, junior anthropology major Katie Yeager, an NCAA Division III national caliber pole vaulter, launches into the air during vaulting practice at the new Ortmayer stadium. / photo by Ryan C. Gann

Vaulting to new heights

By Danielle Hunt, Ryan Gann on September 6, 2013 in Profiles

Katie Yeager jumps over her competition.

Cristobal Gutierrez, senior psychology major, a distance runner in the spring and a cross country runner in the fall, holds school records in the distance medley relay and the 3,000 meter steeplechase. Cristobal plans to become a coach in track and field. / photo by Nicole Ambrose

A runner with 54 shoes

By Cindy Vallejo, Nicole Ambrose on September 6, 2013 in Profiles

Cristobal Gutierrez’s shoes are made for racing.

From the Editor…

By Alex Forbess on September 6, 2013 in From the Editor

There is nothing more I love to do than run. And I do not do it because of the usual reasons—as a stress reliever, health fad or as every sport’s punishment.

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