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RUN FAT BOY RUN... a new Steve WAY runs for Team ENGLAND!

July 29/10: Steve Way will have a little extra pride in his stride as he toes the line for Team ENGLAND in the International Team Challenge at Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon on September 26th. Just 3 years ago, he weighed 225lbs with a 38" waist. “He smoked, drank, and thought eating kebabs was good nutritional advice.” He ran the 2006 London Marathon in 3 hours 7 minutes as “a fat bloke bouncing along next to club runners,” in his own words! full story »

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Team JAPAN announced for International Team Challenge at Scotia Toronto Waterfront, Sept. 26th

July 7/10: For the first time, the International Team Challenge at the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon will see a team from Japan. They are also the first to announce their team for this year's Challenge. It is a strong one. Not only have they established themselves as the team to beat against Team CANADA, Team MEXICO and Team ENGLAND, but it will be intriguing to see Japanese marathoners in a city-marathon outside their country. full story »

Gillis, Coolsaet, Loiselle confirmed to headline strong Canadian challenge at STWM on September 26

June 21/10: Olympian Eric Gillis, from the Speed River Track Club in Guelph, is confirmed to headline a strong Canadian challenge amongst the professional athletes competing for more than $200,000 in prize monies and bonuses at this fall's Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon on September 26th. Gillis will be joined by clubmate Reid Coolsaet and Matt Loiselle from the BROOKS Canada Marathon Project, promising the best Canadian showing at the marathon distance in at least a decade. full story » • also see VIDEO interview »

STWM one of Top Ten Marathons in N.A.

Running Times magazine puts both Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront and Ottawa in North America's Top 10 Marathons. "Marathoning's Minors, not the Majors but in the same league" — See especially, "League of Marathons" at end of story more »