She was initially restricted from impact-loading exercises and started cross-training protocol with aqua-jogging and stationary cycling. The patient was evaluated by a physical therapist (T.J.M.) 5 days after diagnosis and started isometric core and hip stabilization exercises. She advanced her weight-bearing exercise status by using an antigravity treadmill (Alter-G Inc, Fremont, CA). She attempted 3 runs at 50%-70% body weight (BW) during week 3 but experienced pain afterward and stopped running completely for 1 week. At 5 weeks after the diagnosis, she ran at 50% BW without discomfort (5-minute jog with 1-minute recovery for 3 repetitions). She ran every other day as she advanced her running progression. Over the following 2 weeks, she advanced her duration of each run by intervals of 5-15 minutes, BW percentage by 5%-10%, and running intensity. At week 6 , she ran at 70% BW for 25 minutes, and, at week 7, she ran a 35-minute steady-state workout at 85% BW. She tolerated performing a 45-minute running workout with 95% BW at 8 weeks and subsequently began ground running. At 10 weeks after initial diagnosis, she competed at the conference championship and achieved the qualifying standard for the first round of the NCAA Track Championships 1 week later. She competed in both 10,000-m races 1 week apart without pain or recurrence of her injury.