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Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Gloucester Township 10-Year-Old Makes Her Mark at Broad Street Run

Allie Hauer was one of the youngest people to finish the 2012 Broad Street Run in Philadelphia.

Allie Hauer cruised across the finish line at the Broad Street Run in Philadelphia on Sunday, holding her mother's hand.  Mother and daughter finished the 10-mile race in 1:47:45. Allie, 10, was one of the youngest of 34,012 finishers, according to official race results.  "She wouldn't stop, she wouldn't slow down," Erika Hauer, 36, said of her daughter. "She could have kept going after that." Allie, who turned 10 on April 29, said her favorite part of the race was seeing the mass of runners gathered at the starting line of the nation's largest 10-mile run.  Along the race course, people cheered on the young dynamo, and sang "Happy Birthday" to Allie as she ran past, her mother said.  (Allie and her mom wore matching pink T-shirts that …

Monday, April 30, 2012

Pint-Sized Runner from Gloucester Township Competing in Broad Street Run

Allie Hauer, a 10-year-old student at Erial Elementary School, will run in the 10-mile race this weekend.

Although more than 38,000 runners are expected to compete in the Broad Street Run in Philadelphia on Sunday, May 6, Allie Hauer will be easy to spot. She’ll be one of the youngest runners in the 10-mile race, having turned 10 on Sunday, April 29. She’ll also be wearing a pink T-shirt that says “Go Allie” on the front, and “10 Miles for her 10th Birthday” on the back. Plus, she’s only 4 feet, 2 inches tall and weighs less than 60 pounds. So how did a pint-sized fourth-grader at Erial Elementary School end up registered for the country’s largest 10-mile run? The answer is simple: For Allie, running is a chance to bond with her mother.  “I like doing the races for fun, and me and my mommy get time to talk about things without anybody …

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Bryan Littel

10:31 am on Monday, April 30, 2012

Way to go Allie! See you at the finish line.   more ›

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