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October 10, 2019

Ohio State Four-Miler Brings Crowds to the 'Shoe on Bye Week

Even though it’s a bye week for the Buckeyes, the Horseshoe was packed with OSU fans Saturday. More than 15,000 people showed up for the seventh annual Ohio State Four-Miler.

October 10, 2019

Be An M3S Sports Ambassador

Are you an avid runner in Columbus? Do you love M3S Sports events? If so, we want to have you as a member of the Voices of M3S Sports! M3S Sports is looking for brand ambassadors, simply tell us about yourself by filling out the application below!

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October 10, 2019

101-year-old crosses finish line at Ohio State 4 Miler

Amid the crowd of 15,000 walking and running across the campus Saturday, Lois "Marge" Stroebel, 101, of the Dayton area, completed the charity 4 Miler for the second year in a row, with help from her granddaughter and friends. She was the oldest participant in the race ending in Ohio Stadium, but nearly 200 of them were over 70.