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Ryan S. ’14 Finishes Half Marathon
In full McDonogh regalia, sophomore Ryan S. crossed the
finish line of the 2012 Walt Disney World Half Marathon with
a time of 1:24:47 on Saturday, January 8 in Orlando,
Florida. Ryan was the 104th runner to get a high-five from
Mickey Mouse at the end of the race, which included
approximately 27,000 runners.
Ryan chose to run in the Disney Half Marathon because it
has a great atmosphere, including the course, spectators,
and plenty of sights and characters to see along the way. “I
love running as a sport. But, I think running has become a
form of meditation for me. I'm calm when I run long
distances and rather peaceful,” says Ryan. “Regardless of
my final time, I'm always happy with the end result of a
run.”
Jeff Sanborn, McDonogh’s track and field coach, describes
Ryan as someone who has committed himself to running as both
a sport and a way of life. “Ryan has become a varsity
runner in his sophomore year and will undoubtedly be a
McDonogh leader in the distances,” says Jeff. “I am also
hoping he will challenge the leaders of our league,” adds
Jeff.
In full McDonogh regalia, sophomore Ryan S. crossed the finish line of the 2012 Walt Disney World Half Marathon with a time of 1:24:47 on Saturday, January 8 in Orlando, Florida. Ryan was the 104th runner to get a high-five from Mickey Mouse at the end of the race, which included approximately 27,000 runners.
Ryan chose to run in the Disney Half Marathon because it has a great atmosphere, including the course, spectators, and plenty of sights and characters to see along the way. “I love running as a sport. But, I think running has become a form of meditation for me. I'm calm when I run long distances and rather peaceful,” says Ryan. “Regardless of my final time, I'm always happy with the end result of a run.”
Jeff Sanborn, McDonogh’s track and field coach, describes Ryan as someone who has committed himself to running as both a sport and a way of life. “Ryan has become a varsity runner in his sophomore year and will undoubtedly be a McDonogh leader in the distances,” says Jeff. “I am also hoping he will challenge the leaders of our league,” adds Jeff.