Andrew Boyd HutchinsonBehind-The-Scenes, Tribute and Bibliography: The Story of How Seatoller and the Trevelyan Manhunt…All good journalism is rigorous: finding the “inside scoop” on a story nobody else can tell. In the case of the Trevelyan Manhunt, here was…Jan 23Jan 23
Andrew Boyd HutchinsonPursuit! What Can Be Learned From a Manhunt on the Fells?For over 125 years, an invitation-only multi-day hare-and-hound chase has been hosted in the heart of England’s Lake District. Find out…Jan 23Jan 23
Andrew Boyd HutchinsonStars, Stripes, and Mud.For nearly 60 years the United States has participated in the International Cross Country Championships. In addition to measuring success…Apr 5, 2020Apr 5, 2020
Andrew Boyd HutchinsonAn All-In AffairAn international championship featuring the whole of the Americas, the pursuit of a dream, and the journey to bring cross-country running…Mar 4, 20201Mar 4, 20201
Andrew Boyd HutchinsonThe 1924 Olympic Cross Country Course — Colombes, FranceTotal length of the course was 10,650 meters. What follows will be a breakdown of the race with visual markers, along with a modern day…Jan 7, 2020Jan 7, 2020
Andrew Boyd HutchinsonPrefontaine’s Final Cross-Country RaceWords By Andrew Boyd HutchinsonOct 18, 20191Oct 18, 20191
Andrew Boyd HutchinsonCitius, Altius, Fortius, ConatusThe axiom of the Modern Olympic Games, “Faster, Higher, Stronger” was first introduced at the 1924 edition in Paris. A pivotal year for…Jun 17, 2019Jun 17, 2019
Andrew Boyd HutchinsonAn Uphill CourseCross-country running is one of the oldest athletic disciplines on the planet, but many people don’t understand the rich history of the…Oct 22, 20181Oct 22, 20181
Andrew Boyd HutchinsonExploring the Oldest Cross-Country Club in the WorldThe Thames Hare and Hounds turn 150 years old next year. Traditions, landmarks, and history…What we learned from the sport’s first…Jul 3, 2017Jul 3, 2017
