Brett Gotcher recovering from Trials & looking to future

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Brett Gotcher recovering from Trials & looking to future

April 5, 2012
For Brett Gotcher, four years of hard work and dedication went into the Olympic Trials Marathon so finishing fifth in Houston was understandably disappointing for the Stanford grad. Gotcher discusses his physical and mental recovery from Houston and plans to race the Payton Jordan 10k and U.S. 25k Championships this spring.

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Brett Gotcher finished his career at Stanford in 2007. Showing his range as a distance runner, he capped off his collegiate career with personal best at 1500m (3:44) and at 10000m (28:51). Gotcher helped the Cardinal win the 2004 and 2005 Pac-10 cross country championships and is a three-time Pac-10 All Academic selection. He has represented the United States multiple times and at the 2003 Junior Pan American Games he took the gold medal in the 10000 meters. Since arriving in Flagstaff, Brett has made a breakthrough in the longer distances, leading to a National Championship in the 2009 20km Championships. The win also qualified him for the World Half-Marathon Championships. Brett will be debuting in the 2010 Houston Marathon in January.