asics Greenville Track Club-ELITE - a post-collegiate, Olympic development program
 Tyler Morse ASICS Greenville Track Club-ELITE's Tyler Morse won the Great GO! St. Louis Halloween 10K on a wet and windy Sunday morning. The former Illinois State University runner traveled to the Missouri city to test his fitness and ran 31:11 for the victory. After passing 5K in 15:15 he pulled away from his closest competition to earn $750 for his efforts.
GTC-ELITE was established in 2012 and produced four qualifiers for the 2016 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Los Angeles. The post-collegiate, Olympic development program is sponsored by ASICS, the 45-year-old Greenville Track Club, Greenville Health System, ScanSource, Joy Real Estate, the Bare Minimum Track Club, generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Carolina Spine and Rehab, Soleus Running Watches, Boston Bill Sunglasses, Roll Recovery, FinalSurge, The ATI Running Academy, ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots and Cocoa Elite recovery products.
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 Austin Steagall & Kimberly Ruck ASICS Greenville Track Club-ELITE athletes lead the South Carolina Road Race Rankings that were released today. The rankings include performances through October 7, 2017.
Austin Steagall continues to be ranked first among overall men. His former teammate Ryan Root, who recently moved to Tulsa, OK in August, is still ranked second. Former ASICS GTC-ELITE runners Adam Freudenthal and Ricky Flynn Mark Leininger are now ranked third, fourth and eighth, respectively. Leininger moved back to New Jersey in July after two successful years in the Greenville post-collegiate, Olympic development program. The team's Frank DeVar made his first appearance in the state road race rankings, in 10th position. The overall women's rankings are headed by ASICS GTC-ELITE teammates Kimberly Ruck and Alison Parris. For a runner to be included in the rankings they must have run at least two SC races on certified courses in the past year with one being the last six months. Times are used to judge performances with course difficulty taken into consideration. Head to head match ups are also considered. The most emphasis is placed on races in the past six months. GTC-ELITE was established in 2012 and produced four qualifiers for the 2016 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Los Angeles. The post-collegiate, Olympic development program is sponsored by ASICS, the 45-year-old Greenville Track Club, Greenville Health System, ScanSource, Joy Real Estate, the Bare Minimum Track Club, generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Carolina Spine and Rehab, Soleus Running Watches, Boston Bill Sunglasses, Roll Recovery, FinalSurge, The ATI Running Academy, ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots and Cocoa Elite recovery products.  Kimberly Ruck ASICS Greenville Track Club-ELITE's Kimberly Ruck returned to Boston for her fourth appearance in the Tuft's Health Plan Women's 10K on Monday. With less than optimal conditions, she toed the line in the 41st edition of one of the nation's largest women's 10K road races. The atypical October weather brought a temperature of 74 degrees and 92% humidity for the noon time start near the Boston Commons. Despite the conditions, which resulted in the slowest winning time in years, Ruck ran 36:04 to place 11th overall and as the tenth American. Although the time was far off what her fitness warranted, the 11th place was her best finish in this event.
GTC-ELITE was established in 2012 and produced four qualifiers for the 2016 USA Olympic Trials Marathon in Los Angeles. The post-collegiate, Olympic development program is sponsored by ASICS, the 45-year-old Greenville Track Club, Greenville Health System, ScanSource, Joy Real Estate, the Bare Minimum Track Club, generous individual contributors and partnerships with Performance Therapy, Carolina Spine and Rehab, Soleus Running Watches, Boston Bill Sunglasses, Roll Recovery, FinalSurge, The ATI Running Academy, ElliptiGO, NormaTec Recovery Boots and Cocoa Elite recovery products.  Craig Bailey ASICS Greenville Track Club-ELITE is proud to announce the addition of Craig Bailey to our Board of Directors.
"We are very happy to have someone with Craig's varied leadership experiences join our board," stated GTC-ELITE president Bill Keesling. "He loves running and is an active member in the Greenville Track Club. Craig has provided mentorship for one of our athletes since 2015, which has greatly assisted us in reaching an integral part of our mission." A business leader, Bailey is the Managing Broker for JOY Real Estate, where he is responsible for the Residential Sales Force, the Property Management Division, the New Homes Division, the Commercial Division, the JOY Elite Division, the Expansion Team, and the administrative staff. Craig has been a Marine Corps Officer since 1986 and is currently a Colonel assigned as the Reserve Chief-of-staff of the II Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) in Camp Lejeune, NC. The II MEF is a 62,000-man force composed of an Infantry Division, an Air Wing, a Logistics Group and a Headquarters Group. Bailey has taught business and information systems topics on the graduate and undergraduate level since 1991. He is also a private pilot and has completed several marathons and half-marathons. |
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