Two teammates.
Twenty years. One app.
In the early 2000s, Trenton Parker and his best friend ran together for Bingham High in Utah — the teammates who dragged each other through every interval and every freezing-cold morning long run.
Life pulled them in different directions, but they stayed best friends. Years later they realized their kids were the same age, running for the same high school in Utah County. Just like that, they were back at the finish line with a stopwatch — only now they were cheering on their own kids.
Following a season still meant a mess of group texts and mileage scribbled on the back of a race bib. So the two dads built a little app to help their kids log their miles and watch themselves get faster.
Word got around the team. Then the parents wanted in. Then other schools started asking. What began as two old teammates standing at a meet grew, season by season, into GoXC.