Pic & Quote #11: Championship Cross Country Racing!

“Championship cross country involves the spirit and dynamic of team which elevates performance beyond level of individuals pursuing individual goals.  Championship cross country racing involves running for each other more than just for yourselves.  Championship cross country racing is when you bring the magic!”

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WHO (Photo Above):#719 is Sandra Guiotti   (3rd)  Club Northwest, former Hunterdon Central, Rutgers NJ runner;  Elaine Van Blunk  (7th)  Nike Running Room; Ann Marie Letko (4th) Nike Running Room; Sylvia Mosqueda (6th) unattached; Gwynn Coogan (2nd) Nike Boston;  Gina Procaccio (8th) unattached; Lynn Jennings (1st) Nike International; Joan Nesbitt (44th) unattached

(Photo to the Right): Massachusetts native Lynn Jennings winning the 1991 TAC (now USATF) XC Championships.  She won the national xc title 9 times!

WHEN: November 30, 1991

WHERE Franklin Park, Boston

WHATTAC National Championships


Editor’s Note: Due to the graciousness of Jeff Johnson, John Goegel and others, we are carrying over a series begun during the track season on our sister site, newhampshiretrackandfield.com .  For those of you that don’t know, Jeff Johnson was employee #1 of Nike.  He actually is the one responsible for naming the company.  Fortunately for us, he was also a world class photographer of our great sports in the 1960s and 1970s during which he captured thousands of sports photographs.  We are honored and thankful for their choice to use our sites as their medium for sharing their passion.  We hope our presentations can do them justice!

Photos by Jeff Johnson

Quotes by Jeff Johnson from his work in progress: “In Other Words: Things I Think I Said When I Was Trying To Think Of Something To Say.”

If you are interested in a poster version of a photo from this series, they are available for a small charge.  Contact us via nhcrosscountry@gmail.com

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