Greenville Track Club-ELITE - a post-collegiate, Olympic-development program
established 2012
11 USA Olympic Trials Qualifiers
One Paris 2024 Olympian
established 2012
11 USA Olympic Trials Qualifiers
One Paris 2024 Olympian
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 GTC Newsletter editor Bill Blask interviewed GTC-ELITE's Jason Weitzel for the club's quarterly newsletter. It is a good read and provides more insight regarding Jason and his running career. It is included in Athlete's Interviews page on this website (under the News Blob heading at the top of the page) or just CLICK HERE.
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Greenville Track Club-ELITE's Ryan Drew took an early lead and ran from the front to win the men's 1500-meters at the 49er Classic conducted at Charlotte University on Friday afternoon. He finished with a time of 3:47.09.  Greenville Track Club-ELITE was established in 2012 and is well into its second decade as a post-collegiate, Olympic-development program. The program developed and produced one participant for the 2024 Olympic Games marathon in Paris; four qualifiers for the 2016 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Los Angeles; one qualifier/participant for the 2019 Pam American Games Marathon in Lima, Peru; three qualifiers/two participants for the 2020 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Atlanta, GA; one qualifier and participant in the 2021 USATF Olympic Track & Field Trials in the 3000m Steeplechase in Eugene, OR; and three qualifiers for the 2024 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Orlando, FL. The program's runners set four South Carolina State road race records in 2020 (5K, 15K and Half Marathon--twice) and three (15K, 10-Mile and 20K) in 2021. GTC-ELITE produced the South Carolina Men's 2020 Long Distance Runner of the Year and recently had the top two ranked South Carolina road racers for 2024.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.  Greenville Track Club ELITE's Ryan Drew placed second in the Oskar Blues Four Mile Road Race on Saturday morning. Drew, who placed third here in 2024, ran 18:58 to finish 2-seconds behind Eric Van Der Els of ZAP Endurance (18:56). Drew's teammate, Davonte Jett-Reynolds finished third with a time of 19:43. The race was produced by Oskar Blues Brewery in Brevard, NC.  Ryan Drew and Davonte Jett-Reynolds Greenville Track Club-ELITE was established in 2012 and is well into its second decade as a post-collegiate, Olympic-development program. The program developed and produced one participant for the 2024 Olympic Games marathon in Paris; four qualifiers for the 2016 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Los Angeles; one qualifier/participant for the 2019 Pam American Games Marathon in Lima, Peru; three qualifiers/two participants for the 2020 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Atlanta, GA; one qualifier and participant in the 2021 USATF Olympic Track & Field Trials in the 3000m Steeplechase in Eugene, OR; and three qualifiers for the 2024 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Orlando, FL. The program's runners set four South Carolina State road race records in 2020 (5K, 15K and Half Marathon--twice) and three (15K, 10-Mile and 20K) in 2021. GTC-ELITE produced the South Carolina Men's 2020 Long Distance Runner of the Year and recently had the top two ranked South Carolina road racers for 2024.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.  Ryan Drew, Jack Mastandrea, Davonte Jett-Reynolds and Jason Weitzel Greenville Track Club-ELITE's Davonte Jett-Reynolds is now ranked second in the South Carolina Road Race Rankings published on March 6 by USATF SC Record Keeper Bill Marable. Jett-Reynolds moved up from his previous sixth place ranking last month. His teammate Jack Mastandrea, who had been ranked first over the past six months, dropped to third. Their teammates Ryan Drew is ranked fifth, while Jason Weitzel dropped from the rankings after 39 months of being ranked among the top three. Weitzel has not raced in South Carolina since August as he has focused on national events in Indianapolis, Houston and Atlanta. Former rankings leader James Quattlebaum, of Greenville, is currently ranked first, after winning the Greenville Half Marathon in late February. Sergio Cuartas, who is coached by GTC-ELITE, is ranked seventh. Five of the top ten are from Greenville (the Upstate), while three are from the Midlands (Columbia area) and two from the Low Country of South Carolina. South Carolina Road Race Rankings |
| 1. James Quattlebaum (29, Greenville) 2. Davonte Jett-Reynolds (27, Greenville) * 3. Jack Mastandrea (27, Greenville) * 4. Hunter Jarvis (27, Columbia) 5. Ryan Drew (27, Greenville) * 6. Roland Hakes (31, Irmo) ** 7. Sergo Cuartas (21, Greenville) *** 8. Caleb Christiansen (23, Cayce) 9. Michael Banks (38, Charleston) 10. Matthew DeMarco (30, North Charleston) * GTC-ELITE ** former GTC-ELITE *** trains with GTC-ELITE |
Greenville Track Club-ELITE was established in 2012 and is well into its second decade as a post-collegiate, Olympic-development program. The program developed and produced one participant for the 2024 Olympic Games marathon in Paris; four qualifiers for the 2016 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Los Angeles; one qualifier/participant for the 2019 Pam American Games Marathon in Lima, Peru; three qualifiers/two participants for the 2020 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Atlanta, GA; one qualifier and participant in the 2021 USATF Olympic Track & Field Trials in the 3000m Steeplechase in Eugene, OR; and three qualifiers for the 2024 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Orlando, FL. The program's runners set four South Carolina State road race records in 2020 (5K, 15K and Half Marathon--twice) and three (15K, 10-Mile and 20K) in 2021. GTC-ELITE produced the South Carolina Men's 2020 Long Distance Runner of the Year and recently had the top two ranked South Carolina road racers for 2024.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.
 Jason Weitzel |  Jack Mastandrea |
Greenville Track Club-ELITE's Jason Weitzel and Jack Mastandrea competed in the 2025 USATF Half Marathon Championships on a cold (33 degrees) and very windy Sunday morning in Atlanta, GA. The elite race started at 7:17 am, just before the Publix Atlanta Half Marathon, and covered a challenging (hilly) route through Atlanta with the start and finish adjacent to Mercedes Benz Stadium and the Home Depot Backyard public area. The race was the selection event for September's 2025 World Athletics Half Marathon Championships to be conducted in San Diego, CA, with the top three male and female placers in Atlanta earning spots on the USA team.
Weitzel, coming off his January personal best of 1:02:28 at the Aramco Houston Half Marathon, ran impressive 5, 10 & 15K splits of 14:27, 29:18 and 44:20, respectively, on his way to an 18th place finish in 1:03:16. That was a 4:50 per mile pace on the undulating course. Mastandrea split 14:45, 30:01 and 45:38 en route to a 30th place finish in 1:05:07 (4:58 per mile). Jason's time is the number two All-Time Half Marathon clocking in GTC-ELITE history, only behind his Houston performance.
The Atlanta Track Club once again conducted an extremely well-organized and executed event, hosting almost 100 of the USA's top road racers in addition to conducting the annual Publix Atlanta Marathon Weekend (5K, Half Marathon and Marathon).
Weitzel, coming off his January personal best of 1:02:28 at the Aramco Houston Half Marathon, ran impressive 5, 10 & 15K splits of 14:27, 29:18 and 44:20, respectively, on his way to an 18th place finish in 1:03:16. That was a 4:50 per mile pace on the undulating course. Mastandrea split 14:45, 30:01 and 45:38 en route to a 30th place finish in 1:05:07 (4:58 per mile). Jason's time is the number two All-Time Half Marathon clocking in GTC-ELITE history, only behind his Houston performance.
The Atlanta Track Club once again conducted an extremely well-organized and executed event, hosting almost 100 of the USA's top road racers in addition to conducting the annual Publix Atlanta Marathon Weekend (5K, Half Marathon and Marathon).
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 |  Jack and Jason doing some pre-race fueling on Saturday morning |
Greenville Track Club-ELITE was established in 2012 and is well into its second decade as a post-collegiate, Olympic-development program. The program developed and produced one participant for the 2024 Olympic Games marathon in Paris; four qualifiers for the 2016 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Los Angeles; one qualifier/participant for the 2019 Pam American Games Marathon in Lima, Peru; three qualifiers/two participants for the 2020 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Atlanta, GA; one qualifier and participant in the 2021 USATF Olympic Track & Field Trials in the 3000m Steeplechase in Eugene, OR; and three qualifiers for the 2024 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Orlando, FL. The program's runners set four South Carolina State road race records in 2020 (5K, 15K and Half Marathon--twice) and three (15K, 10-Mile and 20K) in 2021. GTC-ELITE produced the South Carolina Men's 2020 Long Distance Runner of the Year and recently had the top two ranked South Carolina road racers for 2024.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.
The Meck Mile in Charlotte Welcomes GTC-ELITE's Jett-Reynolds and Drew to the May 10th Event
2/21/2025
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Organizers of Charlotte's Meck Mile posted Instagram posts welcoming Greenville Track Club-ELITE's Davonte Jett-Reynolds and Ryan Drew back to the Pro Division of the second edition of this race. Davonte placed 4th in 2024, while Ryan finished 8th.
Jett-Reynolds, who recently ran a personal best of 7:57.9 for 3000 meters, has a track mile best of 4:01.67. Drew recently won the Mile event at Liberty University's Darius Dixon Memorial meet and has a personal best for the mile of 4:01.27.
The Meck Mile, presented by Albemarle, brings people together from all across Charlotte to run, walk, skip or dance their way through the streets surrounding Memorial Stadium. The race gives participants and spectators alike the chance to hit the streets and see the city from an entirely new perspective. The Pro Division race offers $20,000 in prize money.
The Meck Mile, presented by Albemarle, brings people together from all across Charlotte to run, walk, skip or dance their way through the streets surrounding Memorial Stadium. The race gives participants and spectators alike the chance to hit the streets and see the city from an entirely new perspective. The Pro Division race offers $20,000 in prize money.
Greenville Track Club-ELITE was established in 2012 and is well into its second decade as a post-collegiate, Olympic-development program. The program developed and produced one participant for the 2024 Olympic Games marathon in Paris; four qualifiers for the 2016 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Los Angeles; one qualifier/participant for the 2019 Pam American Games Marathon in Lima, Peru; three qualifiers/two participants for the 2020 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Atlanta, GA; one qualifier and participant in the 2021 USATF Olympic Track & Field Trials in the 3000m Steeplechase in Eugene, OR; and three qualifiers for the 2024 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Orlando, FL. The program's runners set four South Carolina State road race records in 2020 (5K, 15K and Half Marathon--twice) and three (15K, 10-Mile and 20K) in 2021. GTC-ELITE produced the South Carolina Men's 2020 Long Distance Runner of the Year and recently had the top two ranked South Carolina road racers for 2024.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.
Jett-Reynolds Runs Personal Best to Win Tiger Paw Invitational 3000m & Drew Wins Mile at Liberty
2/15/2025
Davonte Jett-Reynolds (striped singlet) during first 1000m
Greenville Track Club-ELITE's Davonte Jett-Reynolds took the lead after 1600 meters and ran the final 1400 meters in front as he won the men's 3000-meters in a personal best of 7:57.9. It was his second consecutive victory at the Clemson Indoor Facility this month as he previously won the Bob Pollock Invitational with a time of 8:01.34 on February 1st.
Davonte's kilometer splits were: 2:41.23, 2:42.55 and 2:34.12 with a 57.59 final 400m. He now has the top three 3000m performances and six of the top ten in GTC-ELITE's history. Also running a new personal best was Sergio Cuartas with a time of 8:22.19. Sergio trains frequently with Davonte and is coached by GTC-ELITE.
Davonte's kilometer splits were: 2:41.23, 2:42.55 and 2:34.12 with a 57.59 final 400m. He now has the top three 3000m performances and six of the top ten in GTC-ELITE's history. Also running a new personal best was Sergio Cuartas with a time of 8:22.19. Sergio trains frequently with Davonte and is coached by GTC-ELITE.
Tiger Paw Invitational Men's 3,000-meter Lap Splits
 Sergio and Davonte during pre-race warmup. |  Post-race smiles for Davonte and Sergio. |
All-Time Top Ten GTC-ELITE Indoor 3,000-meter Performances
Drew Wins Invitational Mile at Liberty University's Darius Dixon Memorial
Also on Saturday afternoon, GTC-ELITE's Ryan Drew returned to his alma mater at Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA to compete in the Darius Dixon Memorial Indoor Meet. Ryan won the Invitational Mile with a time of 4:04.42. That time is the fastest in GTC-ELITE's Indoor Mile program history.
Greenville Track Club-ELITE was established in 2012 and is well into its second decade as a post-collegiate, Olympic-development program. The program developed and produced one participant for the 2024 Olympic Games marathon in Paris; four qualifiers for the 2016 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Los Angeles; one qualifier/participant for the 2019 Pam American Games Marathon in Lima, Peru; three qualifiers/two participants for the 2020 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Atlanta, GA; one qualifier and participant in the 2021 USATF Olympic Track & Field Trials in the 3000m Steeplechase in Eugene, OR; and three qualifiers for the 2024 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Orlando, FL. The program's runners set four South Carolina State road race records in 2020 (5K, 15K and Half Marathon--twice) and three (15K, 10-Mile and 20K) in 2021. GTC-ELITE produced the South Carolina Men's 2020 Long Distance Runner of the Year and recently had the top two ranked South Carolina road racers for 2024.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.
Jack Mastandrea, Jason Weitzel, Sergio Cuartas, Davonte Jett-Reynolds and Ryan Drew
Greenville Track Club-ELITE's Jack Mastandrea and Jason Weitzel continue to be ranked first and second in the most recent (February) South Carolina Road Race Ranking as published by USATF South Carolina record keeper Bill Marable. It is the sixth consecutive month that Mastandrea has been ranked first and the 39th month that Weitzel has been ranked among the top three. Weitzel had been ranked first before his teammate Mastandrea earned the top spot.
Two other GTC-ELITE athletes are ranked among the top ten with Davonte Jett-Reynolds sixth and Ryan Drew eighth. Jett-Reynolds recently won the GTC Run Downtown 5K, where Drew was third and Mastandrea fourth. Sergio Cuartas, who trains with GTC-ELITE and placed fifth in the GTC Run Downtown 5K is ninth. And two former GTC-ELITE athletes, Ricky Flynn and Roland Hakes are ranked with and tenth, respectively. Seven of the top ten currently train or have trained with GTC-ELITE.
Eight of the top ten men reside in the Greenville area, including the top six.
Two other GTC-ELITE athletes are ranked among the top ten with Davonte Jett-Reynolds sixth and Ryan Drew eighth. Jett-Reynolds recently won the GTC Run Downtown 5K, where Drew was third and Mastandrea fourth. Sergio Cuartas, who trains with GTC-ELITE and placed fifth in the GTC Run Downtown 5K is ninth. And two former GTC-ELITE athletes, Ricky Flynn and Roland Hakes are ranked with and tenth, respectively. Seven of the top ten currently train or have trained with GTC-ELITE.
Eight of the top ten men reside in the Greenville area, including the top six.
South Carolina Road Race Rankings
as of February 1, 2025
| 1. Jack Mastandrea (26, Greenville) * 2. Jason Weitzel (28, Greenville) * 3. James Quattlebaum (29, Greenville) 4. Coen Roberts (22, Greenville) 5. Ricky Flynn (37, Greenville) ** 6. Davonte Jett-Reynolds (27, Greenville) * 7. Hunter Jarvis (27, Columbia) 8. Ryan Drew (27, Greenville) * 9. Sergio Cuartas (21, Greenville) *** 10. Roland Hakes (31, Irmo) ** * GTC-ELITE ** former GTC-ELITE *** trains with GTC-ELITE |
Greenville Track Club-ELITE was established in 2012 and is well into its second decade as a post-collegiate, Olympic-development program. The program developed and produced one participant for the 2024 Olympic Games marathon in Paris; four qualifiers for the 2016 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Los Angeles; one qualifier/participant for the 2019 Pam American Games Marathon in Lima, Peru; three qualifiers/two participants for the 2020 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Atlanta, GA; one qualifier and participant in the 2021 USATF Olympic Track & Field Trials in the 3000m Steeplechase in Eugene, OR; and three qualifiers for the 2024 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Orlando, FL. The program's runners set four South Carolina State road race records in 2020 (5K, 15K and Half Marathon--twice) and three (15K, 10-Mile and 20K) in 2021. GTC-ELITE produced the South Carolina Men's 2020 Long Distance Runner of the Year and recently had the top two ranked South Carolina road racers for 2024.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.
GTC-ELITE's Davonte Jett-Reynolds (4th from right) and Ryan Drew (far left) during mid-race
Greenville Track Club-ELITE's Davonte Jett-Reynolds and Ryan Drew placed first and third in an exciting men's 3,000-meter race in the Bob Pollock Invitational hosted by Clemson University on Saturday afternoon. Jett-Reynolds took the lead midway through the final 200-meter lap and crossed the finish line with a time of 8:01.34. He was followed closely by Georgia Tech's John Higinbotham (8:02.23 - a personal best) and Drew in 8:03.10. The top five finishers were between 8:01.34 and 8:03.41 as seven ran under 8:10 with six of the top nine running personal bests.
Davonte's time was only 1.31 seconds off his personal best of 8:00.03 and is the second fastest in GTC-ELITE history. Ryan's time now ranks third on that list. Between them they have eight of the top ten performances in program history.
Davonte's time was only 1.31 seconds off his personal best of 8:00.03 and is the second fastest in GTC-ELITE history. Ryan's time now ranks third on that list. Between them they have eight of the top ten performances in program history.
Ryan and Davonte minutes after finishing at Clemson.
Bob Pollock Invitational Men's 3,000-meter Lap Splits
All-Time Top Ten GTC-ELITE Indoor 3,000-meter Performances
Greenville Track Club-ELITE was established in 2012 and is well into its second decade as a post-collegiate, Olympic-development program. The program developed and produced one participant for the 2024 Olympic Games marathon in Paris; four qualifiers for the 2016 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Los Angeles; one qualifier/participant for the 2019 Pam American Games Marathon in Lima, Peru; three qualifiers/two participants for the 2020 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Atlanta, GA; one qualifier and participant in the 2021 USATF Olympic Track & Field Trials in the 3000m Steeplechase in Eugene, OR; and three qualifiers for the 2024 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Orlando, FL. The program's runners set four South Carolina State road race records in 2020 (5K, 15K and Half Marathon--twice) and three (15K, 10-Mile and 20K) in 2021. GTC-ELITE produced the South Carolina Men's 2020 Long Distance Runner of the Year and recently had the top two ranked South Carolina road racers for 2024.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.
The program is sponsored and supported by the 53-year-old Greenville Track Club, ASICS, Joy Real Estate (Adopt an Athlete partner), generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Roll Recovery products, FinalSurge (on-line training log), ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots, Coach Bob Williams Pace Calculator, the DorsiFlex (stretching device), the MOBO board (balance & mobility) and LEVER Movement (treadmill body weight support). The club is a proud and active member of both the Road Runners Club of America and USATF.
