A fun running program designed to prepare your child for running events 400m and above:
  • Middle School Track & Field Try-outs (November 2025)
  • Elementary School Track (Fall 2025)
  • Introduction to Cross Country
Grades 5 - 8

Cost: $75.00 (includes team t-shirt, entry fee for 3 competitions)

Date(s):
Practices begin Monday, Aug. 11th through Nov. 7th.
Practices are every Monday and Friday (not Labor Day, Monday, Sep. 1st).

Time: 6:30pm - 7:30pm
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​Where: Lindmoor Woods Swim & Tennis Club
​(meet at the field by the creek near the Tennis Courts on Burgundy Road)
What's the plan?
  • Gradually condition athletes by using running and running games
  • Learn proper running technique using drills and other fun activities
  • Learn proper stretching and core strengthening exercise
What To Bring: 
  • Water bottle
  • Running shoes
  • Wear running clothes
  • Towel
  • Great attitude!
Competitions:
  • Meet #1: August 30th - 1-mile Cross Country Race at Druid Hills Middle School (8:00am)
  • Meet #2: September 27th - 3K Cross Country in Fayetteville, GA (9:40am)
  • Meet #3: TBD
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Kevin Graham
Meet The Coach: ​Kevin Graham is an established member of the Atlanta running community, bringing over 30 years of unparalleled expertise as both a runner and coach. Notably, he etched his name in history as Georgia Tech’s first NCAA Cross Country All-American in 1994. His illustrious running career includes six Georgia State Championships in cross country and track, along with a prestigious appearance as a Footlocker National Finalist. His high school accomplishments were recognized with the induction into the Georgia High School Cross Country & Track Hall of Fame in 2013.

For the past two decades, Kevin has passionately dedicated himself to coaching, leaving an indelible mark at both private and collegiate levels. At Emory University, his leadership steered teams to four NCAA National Cross-Country appearances, while privately mentoring numerous athletes towards their personal bests. 

Kevin’s own achievements as a runner are equally impressive, highlighted by personal records such as a marathon time of 2:27:45 at the Pittsburgh Marathon (1998 US Championships), a half marathon mark of 1:09:36 in Atlanta (2001), a 10K best of 29:36 at the Raleigh Relays (NC State University, 1996), and a 5K record of 14:09 at the SeaRays Relays (University of Tennessee, 1996). His enduring commitment to the sport continues to inspire athletes and enthusiasts alike, embodying a legacy of achievement and dedication in running.