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Amina Maatoug podiums in both the mile & 3000 as Dawgs finish in a tie for fourth at NCAA indoors...

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The NCAA women's pole vault title stays in the Moll family...

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SPU's Annika Esvelt finishes seventh in NCAA D2 5000...

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CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND (pt.2): SPU's Annika Esvelt to double in 5000 & 3000 at NCAA D2 champs...

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CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND (pt.1): Can the Washington men claw their way back onto the NCAA podium?

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WEEKEND WRAPUP: Moll twins sign NIL deal with adidas & on Bowerman Watch list...

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Huskies qualify eleven individuals and two relays; Cougs to send four to NCAAs in Virginia...

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Huskies remain in USTFCCCA top ten after conference weekend; Central lone Washington school in D2 top 25...

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Brooks Beasts newcomer John Rivera puts himself in position for world indoor champs berth in Boston...

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Husky men finish fourth, while women finish fifth at Big Tens...

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Mercanator: Seattle, WA, United States; Internationally respected track and field writer & photojournalist Paul Merca brings his take on the sport to paulmerca.blogspot.com. Paul was the assistant director of communications for the 1984 USA Women's Olympic Marathon Trials in Olympia, WA., and PR director for the 1999 USA Cross Country Championships in Tacoma, WA. The current public address announcer for the University of Washington's home track and field meets, Merca's been a media assistant to the USA national team (2001-11, 13, 15, 17, 19) at the World Athletics Cross Country Championships. His vast knowledge of the sport has been utilized by many of the country's sports television networks, and was a senior writer to Northwest Runner magazine. He's covered 15 World Athletics Track & Field Championships, and two Olympics. Merca graduated from Seattle's Franklin High School in 1977, and received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Washington in 1981 in Communications. He competed in track and cross country at Franklin, and ran cross country at the University of Washington.

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