“Good Boys” Set Sights On Olympics

When Colorado Marine Kyle King qualified for the Olympic Marathon Trials, four other runners decided they would work hard to join him as a team. KUSA's Katie Eastman reports.

DENVER, Colo. (NBC News) When Kyle King qualified for the Olympic Marathon Trials with a time of 2 hours, 18 minutes, and 4 seconds, there were four other runners in Denver, Colorado who decided they would work hard to join King at the trials as a team.

They are five runners who call themselves ‘The Good Boys,’ named after the dogs in Washington Park.

“People want to run fast and pet dogs,” said King as he rounded a corner of the pond in the park with his buddies.

The five runners have been close friends for about a year, all drawn together by running fast.

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