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FeaturedShe Started Running Eight Months Ago… Now She’s Taking on Paris.
Charlie Arkless only laced up for the first time in July 2025. This April, she lines up at the start of one of the world’s great marathons, wearing the colours of a community built on one idea that every girl belongs in sport.
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Meet Alex Morris: Pushing Past His Limits to the NYC Marathon
Alexander, a Brooklyn-based runner is taking on his first-ever full marathon. For him, this race is more than just 26.2 miles, it is the ultimate test of discipline, resilience, and community.
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Celebrating Alysia Montaño: Olympian, Entrepreneur, and Advocate for Equity in Sport
Alysia Montaño is known not only for her remarkable achievements on the track but also for her unwavering commitment to advancing equity for women and mothers in sport.
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Celebrating Black Business Month: Olympian Mechelle Lewis Freeman’s Mission to Empower the Next Generation through TrackGirlz
When you meet Mechelle Lewis Freeman, you quickly realize that her story is one of resilience, authenticity and vision. A 2008 U.S. Olympian, World Champion, Pan American Games medalist, and now a successful nonprofit founder, Freeman has dedicated her life to breaking barriers both on and off the track. Raised in Fort Washington, Maryland, Freeman…
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Track is for Every Body: Celebrating Disability Pride Month
Did you know that more than 1 in 4 adults in the U.S. have a disability? Disabilities exist in many forms— some are visible, while others are not. Living with a disability can come with challenges, especially in a world designed for able-bodied people, but it can also be a superpower.
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Meet Delaney Swift: Running with Purpose, Power, and the Prolyfyck Spirit to NYC
TrackGirlz is proud to feature the purpose-driven athletes of our New York Road Runners campaign en route to the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon. Among them is Delaney Swift, a former high school and collegiate runner based in Charlottesville, VA, where she now runs with the Black-led Prolyfyck Run Creww. For Delaney, running has…
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Learning to Fly Together: The Moll Twins on Sisterhood and Success
Hana and Amanda Moll, the pole vaulting “golden twins” from Olympia, Washington, were born to fly. They are true TrackGirlz who support each other’s dreams while staying true to their own journeys.
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Meet Maddie Alm: From Walk-On to All-American— and Now NYC Marathon Bound with TrackGirlz
TrackGirlz is proud to feature inspiring members of our team en route to the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon. Over the coming months, we’ll share stories, training insights, and the motivation behind these incredible runners as they prepare to tackle 26.2 miles through the city’s five boroughs. First up: Maddie Alm’s remarkable journey from…
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From Spikes to Service: Honoring TrackGirlz in Uniform
May marks Military Appreciation Month, a time to recognize and honor the incredible sacrifices made by the men and women in uniform – it was formally recognized by Congress in 1999 to encourage a collective effort in honoring those who serve in the military. This month includes significant observances like Armed Forces Day, Memorial Day…