Ryan Outerbridge Completes Inspiring Comeback at NCAA Championships
Ryan Outerbridge, a testament to resilience and determination, represented Franklin Pierce University at the NCAA Division II Men's Cross Country Championships, marking an extraordinary comeback from a heart attack he suffered in 2021. His journey, chronicled in a recent feature article by Franklin Pierce, has been an inspiration to the university community and beyond.
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Facing a field of the nation's top Division II runners, Outerbridge tackled the challenging 10K course with grit and determination, finishing 187th with a time of 32:20.2. His presence at the championships was a victory in itself, a testament to his unwavering spirit and dedication to the sport.
Lamont Marshall and Trey Simons Shine at Philadelphia Marathon
Meanwhile, on the streets of Philadelphia, Bermudian runners Lamont Marshall and Trey Simons showcased their talents at the Philadelphia Marathon event.
Marshall delivered a podium worthy performance, securing a third-place finish in the 8K race with a time of 25:37. His impressive display solidified his standing as one of Bermuda's top distance runners.
Simons conquered the Half Marathon distance, finishing 6th overall in a field of over 10,000 runners. His remarkable time of 1:11:39 earned him the top spot in the Male 30-34 Age Group Division, a testament to his speed and endurance.
These Bermudian athletes, each with their own unique story of perseverance and achievement, have made their mark on the national and international running stage, inspiring others with their dedication and passion for the sport.
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