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The Call Room Rising Stars: Alyssa Sauro On Winning 11 State Championships, Running 10:11 In The 3200m, & Winning Mountain Races
Today on The Call Room Rising Stars is Alyssa Sauro!
Alyssa placed 9th at the 2022 Foot Locker Cross Country Nationals. This past spring, Alyssa ran 10:11 in the 3200m. She's won 11 individual state championships in XC and Track & Field in her hometown of West Virginia. Alyssa also won the 2022 Interational U18 Mountain Running Cup.
In today's episode, we dicuss her start in the sport of running, how she's gotten better throughout the years, her season thus far, her ambitions for Regionals & Nationals, and much more.
Tap into the Alyssa Sauro Special.
Today's episode is a part of "The Call Room Rising Stars" a series where you will meet the next generation of stars, hear their journey to get to where they are today, and get an inside look at their preparation going into the Foot Locker Regional & National Meets.
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