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MAXWELL, Iowa (KCCI) -- A volunteer coach in Story County just finished a run across the state for a good cause — and he broke a world record in the process.
Robbie Erickson recently completed the 276-mile run following Highway 92. The old record was held by Paul Noble back in 2022. He ran that in 3 days, 22 hours, 49 minutes and 22 seconds. Erickson beat that time by 45 minutes!
In a post on Facebook from the Collins-Maxwell Spartans Girls Track and Field, they congratulated Erickson saying, "Way to lead by example, Coach!"
The run was part of a fundraiser to buy a new timing system for his cross country team.
The system costs $35,000.
