There will be 27 athletes competing in the newly-created division.
in high school and college, and as a busy high school health and Spanish teacher in San Francisco, running remains an important, restorative part of their life.
“I like to look back on it and just think I’m actually really grateful that things happened the way they did,” Calamia told
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