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'''Cross Country''' is a [[sport]] that involves multiple participants in a long-distance race. | '''Cross Country''' is a [[sport]] that involves multiple participants in a long-distance race. | ||
| − | The distance, depending on the circumstances—middle school, high school, college, or professional race—is anywhere between 2 [[miles]] and 6.2 miles. The courses may consist of varying terrain, from flat and on pavement and grass, to extremely hilly and on trails. | + | The distance, depending on the circumstances—middle school, high school, college, or professional race—is anywhere between 2 [[Mile|miles]] and 6.2 miles. The courses may consist of varying terrain, from flat and on pavement and grass, to extremely hilly and on trails. |
Latest revision as of 00:47, June 3, 2024
Cross Country is a sport that involves multiple participants in a long-distance race.
The distance, depending on the circumstances—middle school, high school, college, or professional race—is anywhere between 2 miles and 6.2 miles. The courses may consist of varying terrain, from flat and on pavement and grass, to extremely hilly and on trails.
Famous Cross Country Runners
Steve Prefontaine
Alberto Salazaar
Galen Rupp
Dathen Ritzenhein
Ryan Hall
Alan Webb