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Awet Beraki: The Collegiate Contender at the US Olympic Marathon Trials

  • ASU Paw Print
  • Jan 31, 2024
  • 2 min read

Paw Print Editor: Brianna Robles


As Awet Beraki gears up for the US Olympic Marathon Trials this weekend, his journey to potential Olympic glory takes an unexpected turn through the streets of downtown Orlando. Beraki and the other participants will compete to secure a highly sought-after position in the US Olympic Team, striving to reach the magnificent platform of Paris.

 

The USATF-organized marathon trials are set to showcase a remarkable display of athletic prowess and human determination. One of the contenders is Beraki, the only collegiate athlete who has qualified for this prestigious event. Beraki's presence among seasoned veterans and rising stars is a testament not only to his outstanding talent but also to the relentless spirit of young athletes in pursuit of greatness.

 

As the days draw closer to the race, excitement builds not just among the runners but also among fans and supporters all across the country. The trials are a platform where aspirations are fulfilled, and futures are shaped. For Beraki, being able to represent his college and his nation in this competition is both an honor and a validation of his unwavering commitment and tireless efforts over the years.

 

For those unable to witness the action in person, tuning in to the US Olympic Team Trials Marathon broadcast is necessary. Scheduled for Saturday, February 3rd, viewers can catch all the excitement and drama from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM ET and again from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM ET on Peacock. It's a chance to witness history as athletes push their limits and chase their Olympic dreams.

 

Let's show our support and encouragement to Beraki and his fellow competitors as they hit the streets of downtown Orlando.

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