This latest bulletin from Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY:

Junior Reed Kamyszek has been rewarded for his hard work in the classroom by being named to the Capital One Academic All-America Division I Men's Track & Field/Cross Country Third Team. The biochemistry major was honored on the Academic All-District team which made him eligible to be named an Academic All-American. The award honors Kamyszek for his performance in the classroom, in the community and on the track.

The Grand Rapids, Mich. native was named to the All-BIG EAST Academic Team in both 2010-11 and 2011-12. Kamyszek is studying biochemistry in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Kamyszek was named All-BIG EAST in cross country after finishing 10th at the BIG EAST Championship this past season.

WALKER, Mich.—A Walker man’s mission to help restock the pantry at North End Community Church has been cut short.

According to the Miles for Meals Facebook page, Steve Karston was forced to end his 148 mile run through the mountains and desert early because of dehydration. Karston began the trek in Grand Junction, Colorado June 17.  The run was supposed to end in Moab, Utah, but temperatures topping 110 degrees took their toll on his body.

Karston was running with a number of other athletes, some of whom also had to drop out due to dehydration. In a video posted on Facebook, the 47-year-old assures supporters he is recovering fine. 

Karston has completed 64 marathons since 1996.