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WE ARE A CLUB DEVOTED TO PHYSICAL FITNESS, ATHLETIC COMPETITION,
HEALTH, AND FELLOWSHIP.
FROM THE PRESIDENT
- Polly Corvaia, President
Thanks a million for showing up in force at several pacer events last month.
First the trail maintenance days at Nolde Forest where 30 of us worked to
clean the park of winter debris, then the Mt. Penn Mudfest as well as the
weekly training runs and the general meeting.
Thanks a million for showing up in force
at several pacer events last month. First
the trail maintenance days at Nolde
Forest where 30 of us worked to clean
the park of winter debris, then the Mt.
Penn Mudfest as well as the weekly
training runs and the general meeting.
Mudfest morning was sunny and brisk
and everyone anxiously and happily
awaited the firing of the stuffed pig to
start the race. The new course was
definitely tougher trail than in the past,
but then again, trail runners are tough
people. Everyone enjoyed themselves,
or at least has a good story to tell. We
hosted 750 runners on the mountain
and it took much effort by many volunteers, headed by Ron Horn who does a
great job in every aspect of organizing
that race. There were dozens of other
pacers who prepped the course, set up
Rotary Park and cleaned the site
afterwards. The mountain was cleaner
after the race, than it was before.
Remember to come out and run or help
with the Charlie Horse Half Marathon
Trail Race on Sunday, May 27th. A
beautiful course and through this race,
our club is able to donate thousands of
dollars to the Special Olympics, and
that money stays here in Berks County.
I hope you can help this great cause.
Contact RD Brett Lynch and let him
know that you can be there.
Weekly trail maintenance has begun at
French Creek every Tuesday at 6:00
p.m. The meeting location is directly
across the road from the park office on
Park Road. If you have any questions,
call Charlie Crowell, 610-856-7372.
June 6th the pacers will have a booth at
Blue Marsh Lake’s “Get Outdoors Day”.
Beth Auman is heading up this new
event for the club. Thanks in advance,
for helping any way that you can. Volunteer apparel is going quick but more is
on order. If you are helping at any of
these events, contact me for apparel
and I will make sure you get it.
The Wine and Cheese party in the
Pagoda is not yet scheduled, but we’ll
let you know when we get a date. Also
this summer we plan to schedule a day
of kayaking on Blue Marsh Lake and an
evening
at
the
Lehigh
Valley
Velodrome. The BIG date to remember
is August 26th. The Lehigh Valley
Running Club has challenged us a
friendly XC style competition at Bear
Creek Resort. Winners get bragging
rights, free beer and a traveling trophy.
What could be better than that!
MONTHLY MEETING
Thursday, May 11, 2012
7:00 pm
Reading Sokol Club
411 Crestmont Street, Millmont
7:00 pm - 7:15 pm Social/Snacks, 7:15 pm General Meeting
UPCOMING
EVENTS
5/27/12
Charlie Horse Haf Marathon Trail Race
Every Tuesday - 6:00 pm
French Creek Trail Maintenance
6/6/12
Blue Marsh Lake “Get Outdoors Day”
6/24/12
Deena Andrus Memorial
Run For The Ages 10k Trail Chase
TRAINING RUNS
Start time 6:15 pm
www.pagodapacers.com/training-runs
May 2, 2012
Run: Monocacy Hill Recreation Area
Eat: Island Pizza
3060 Limekiln Road, Birdsboro, PA 19508
May 9, 2012
Run: Edelman’s Park
Eat:
2100 Hill Road (Pond side) Reading, PA 19602
Captains Cove Restaruant
2619 Hill Road, Reading, PA 19606
May 16, 2012
Run: Heritage Center (Grings Mill)
Eat: Malibooze
2501 Bernville Road, Bernville, PA 19506
*Charity Run benefiting Animal Rescue League
May 23, 2012
Run: Oley Valley Middle School
Eat:
3257 Friedensburg Rd., Oley, PA 19547
Berties
1600 Old Friedensburg Rd., Reading, PA 19606
May 30, 2012
Run: Trout Run - Exeter Township
Eat: Niki Salanek’s Residence
3368 Main Street, Birdsboro, PA 19508
*Bring your favorite food and drink
by: Tom Chobot
LOCATION: Sokol Club - April 12, 2012
Kim Rivera was this month’s guest speaker. Kim is starting a Girl’s
on the Run Berks County council. Girl’s on the Run is open to third
through eighth grade girls. The 12 week curriculum addresses all
aspects of girls’ development - their physical, emotional, mental,
social, and spiritual well being.
Treasurer’s Report:
The treasurer reported the club is in good financial standing.
Race Director’s Reports:
Sue Jackson reported on the Shiver by the River races. The race
directors wanted to give a huge thank you to all the people that
volunteered.
There were about 670 runners at this years Mt. Penn Mudfest. Ron
did a great job of coming up the new 15K course. Although this new
course was crowded, there are ideas to improve the race so it is not
as crowded next year.
Brett Lynch reported on the Charlie Horse half marathon. Saturday,
April 28 is a clean up day on the Horse Shoe Trail with the focus
around Charlie Crowell’s property.
Ted Andrus reported on Run for the Ages. The race will be held on
Sunday, June 24. Due to parts of route 625 being closed, directional
signs will need to be made and posted prior to the race. As of today,
there are 25 entries. Nolde has approved the course which will
include Middle Road.
Grings Mill Run will be held on Sunday August 5.
Barry Goodhart reported on the Oley Valley Country Classic. A
major sponsor from prior years can no longer participate. Barry is
seeking new sponsors. Please contact Barry if you have suggestions for new sponsors.
Tom Chobot reported on the Junior High Cross Country Race. After
having this race for three years, Tom is considering expanding the
race. Tom would like to add a race which would be open to
non-BCIAA schools.
The Pagoda Pacer Lehigh Valley Road Runners race will be held on
Sunday August 26 at Bear Creek.
Vice President’s Report:
Members have signed up to host runs and then a gathering at their
house starting with the last Wednesday in May through the first half
of October. The charity runs are going well, with the last one
supporting the Opportunity House. Next month’s charity run will
benefit the Animal Rescue League.
Social Events:
Members at the meeting expressed an interest in kayaking and a
night at the Lehigh Valley Velodrome. The annual wine and cheese
event is tentatively postponed. Shaun and Dave’s excellent adventure will be held on May 5. The Barn Yard Challenge will be held in
June at Mike Yoder’s house.
Old Business:
March 17 was a clean up day at Nolde Forest. April 21 is the next
clean up day at Nolde Forest. There is a clean up day scheduled at
Blue Marsh Lake on April 21 at 9am. Blue Marsh Lake’s get
outdoors day will be on Saturday June 9.
New Business:
As many of you may have read in The Reading Eagle, the Berks
running community has lost another friend, Bob Focht. Bob
collapsed during the Fools' Run on Saturday, March 30. Bob participated in many local runs at many different distances. He was a
positive spirit who always challenged himself to do more and
achieve personal bests. Those that ran with him will miss his everpresent smile. Bob passed doing what he loved. He will be greatly
missed.
As a lifelong runner and more recently an assistant high
school cross country coach, I frequently ramble to whomever
will listen about the qualities of the running community. I'm a
true believer that running brings out the best in people on
multiple levels. Perhaps it's because it's our human nature
that we come together best during any kind of adversity, and
the struggle and discomfort of our sport, though self inflicted,
is no different.
In September of last year, our youngest child, Michael, 25,
was diagnosed with AML, a rapidly progressing form of
Leukemia. Literally within days Michael went from preparing
to run the Blues Cruise 50k to being admitted into the Dana
Farber Cancer Institute in Boston and receiving the first of
many blood transfusions and chemo treatments. Our lives
changed direction overnight and would stay that course for
the next five months. In January, he had a bone marrow
transplant and is doing much better now and will continue to
recover over the next year. He has insisted that we reduce
our traveling and return to our normal lives which we are
doing. However, we constantly look back on the whole experience and reflect on the many things that we have to be
thankful for. Between family, friends, neighbors, and the
Pacers, Gwyn and I had been blessed with an outpouring
of love, support, and generosity ranging from household
chores, transportation, gift cards, emails, phone calls, to a
simple hug at a moment when we needed it most. I don't
mind admitting that this has brought us both to tears on more
than one occasion. We thought that the best way to express
our sincere and most heartfelt thanks to all of you is to do so
here, publicly, because the list of names is simply too long to
mention. Runners are good people. To us, you are a blessing
we didn't know we had until we needed it.
CHARLIE HORSE
HALF MARATHON
Sunday, May 27, 2012
9:00 am
Volunteers Needed
The Charlie Horse Half Marathon will be held on Sunday
May 27, Memorial Day Weekend. Please email Brett Lynch
at [email protected] if
you are interested in volunteering.
The race will be starting one
hour earlier this year at 9 am.
With the bus ride at the start
we will need people at Sleepy
Hollow at 7 am to open registration.
April 28, we will holding a trail cleanup on April 28. The portion is
yet to be determined. The most likely place will be prepping Charlie's property for the race. Any help is appreciated for both the
cleanup and race.
by: Debbie Kenderdine
The recipients of this year’s Cross Country Scholarships
are Jordan Holder who attends Muhlenberg High School
and Emma Doughman who attends Conrad Weiser. We
received four very good candidate applications. Listed
below is a small bio on each winner.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR SPONSORS FOR THE
18th Annual Oley Valley Country Classic
Emma who attends Conrad Weiser ranks in the top 20% of
her class and has participated in cross country, winter and
spring track from 9th - 12th grades. She is also involved in
Yearbook, FFA, NHS, Choraleers and chorus 9th – 12th
grades. Emma also qualified in district and state’s for cross
country. Emma wrote in her essay about the health
obstacles she had to overcome to continue the sport she
loves – running - and how she accomplished that. Emma
will be attending Marywood University in the fall.
The Pagoda Pacers are looking for sponsors to support the
18th Annual Oley Valley Country Classic. This 10 mile and 5K
run, taking place this year on November 4 2012 has been a
favorite race of many in the area and we want this race to
continue. If you know of a company or organization interested
in supporting this event please contact:
Jordon who attends Muhlenberg has a 3.9 grade point
average. His cross country running has earned him a twotime county medalist, All Division, All Berks and Track &
Field county medalist. Jordan is also involved in Academic
Challenge and Model UN Club and outside school Boy
Scouts, and active in his church. Jordan wrote in his essay
about the mental aspect of running and how both the physical and mental part of running earned him All Berks honors
in running. He now can apply this discipline into his schoolwork and every day events. Jordan will be attending Penn
State University Main Campus in the fall.
This race is always well attended and has one of the most
beautiful scenic courses in the area. Lets continue to support
another great Berks County run!
The Pagoda Pacers wish both of these individuals much
success in their future all with the other applicants.
Len Burton ([email protected]) or
Barry Goodhart ([email protected]) for details.
TRAIL CREW MAINTENANCE
FRENCH CREEK STATE PARK
We meet every Tuesday evening at 6:00 P.M. The meeting
location is directly across the road from the park office on
Park Road. If you have any questions, call Charlie Crowell,
610-856-7372 or e-mail [email protected].
Thank you to our committee – Sue Jackson, Alicia Bradley, Cliff LePage and Kathy Unruh for their continued help.
Tom Chobot is also on the committee but since one of his
high school runners was an applicant, Tom could not
participate this time.
Applications will open May 1 for the Pacer Members Only
Scholarship.
Entries will close June 30, 2012.
pagodapacers.com/scholarship
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THANK YOU for the following donated door prizes:
By: Sue Jackson
The 22nd Shiver by the River
was one of our most successful
series. In March, we had 304 5K
runners and 165 10K runners.
On average, we have about 280
runners complete the series; this
year, 329 runners completed the
series, with a total of
916
individual registrations.
Our fastest runners were:
Pretzel City Sports
Susan Dunlop – Massage Therapist
Alecia Bradley for various gift baskets
Ted Andrus
Jesus Rodriguez
Road-ID
THANK YOU to our long time Shiver sponsors:
Shillington Family Chiropractic Center
David J Dolan D.C & Lee J Pittsburg D.C
A Running Start 705 Penn Ave W. Rdg
Please patronize both our door prize contributors and our sponsors.
5K Male – Andrew Freisima 16:18 in Jan
5K Female – Lisa Haas 18:27 in Dec
10K Male – Matt Marcini 33:16 in Mar *Course Record
10K Female – Laura Kline 38:36 in Mar
As always, THANK YOU to all the Pacers who participated either
by running, volunteering or both! We sincerely appreciate all of our
volunteers, whether you help us at one race or every race. But
most of all, thanks to all of you who were willing to do whatever was
needed to make this series another success!
The awards ceremony was again held at the Temple Fire Company,
on Madison Ave in Muhlenberg. Thanks to Deb Schlegel for sitting
at the door and enforcing our policy of charging a nominal fee for
the party; to Pres. Polly for helping with the set-up of the trophies
and overseeing the activities of the award’s ceremony and to Ron
Horn for starting each race and announcing the awards.
If anyone has any comments, concerns, or questions concerning
the series, please feel to contact one of the race directors. We do
value your input and we do read the surveys; making modifications when possible. For instance, we added the cones and the
one lane on the bridge after several of our volunteers told us how
congested and dangerous the one intersection had become. In a
future newsletter, we will address some of the specific comments
we received this year.
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Once again, thanks for all of the Pacer support, both runners and
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RACE RESULTS
St. Patty's 15K Scramble (3/18/12)
23/115 Mike Reddy
1:14:03
87
Ellie Vanderbeck
1:30:16
89
Heide Moebius
1:30:54
Hooligan Hustle 5K (3/15/12)
4/243
Erik Leeds
9
Curt Minich
11
Dee Koutsourais
12
Troy Seitzinger
100
Ken Seale
112
Jim Suydam
145
Ruthie Vanderbeck
18:09
19:00
19:23
19:27
26:58
27:46
28:52
Email your results to Karen Rule: [email protected]
2nd M50-59
2nd F50-59
1st F70+
3rd M30-39
1st M40-49
1st Female
2nd M40-49
Garden Spot Village Marathon (3/31/12)
131/320 Ben Shultz
3:55:31
Gardon Spot Village Half Marathon (3/31/12)
22/606 Garry Rarer
1:32:44
85
Marsha Latimer
1:45:53
1st F Gmaster
Kutztown Fools Run 10 Miler (3/31/12)
17
Troy Seitzinger
1:09:41
35
Jeff Fussner
1:15:26
36
Raine Fussner
1:15:53
47
Jory Wamsley
1:17:49
125
Ellie Vanderbeck
1:31:20
154
Heather Nowicki
1:38:14
1st M45-49
2nd F45-49
1st F25-29
Kutztown Fools Run 5K (3/31/12)
11
Mel Marinaccio
21:52
1st F Master
Brighter Than the Sun 5K
6
Ted Andrus
9
Mel Marinaccio
26
Kelly Murdock
42
Carol Stuber
19:58
21:38
26:40
31:52
1st M40-49
1st Female
2nd F19-29
2nd F50-59
HAT Run 50K (3/24/12)
9/389
James Blandford
32
Gary Long
35
Phil Lechner
35
Erik Leeds
39
Jeff Hills
44
Don Mengel
82
Alan James
91
Julie Lambi
94
Lori Johnson
145
Karen Rule
146
Joanne Van Horn
147
Liz Glass
192
Bill Buchanan
214
Gary Maier
226
Tricia Cramer
241
Suzette Richardson
276
Kristina Schurr
285
Miles Buchanan
286
Dean Johnson
325
Christin Kelley
326
Sean Williams
4:27:04
5:01:48
5:07:24
5:07:24
5:08:25
5:14:33
5:36:43
5:41:46
5:43:39
6:06:53
6:06:54
6:06:55
6:38:30
6:48:50
6:52:22
6:57:56
7:16:42
7:20:42
7:20:45
7:40:00
7:40:02
3rd M40-49
2nd F40-49
3rd F40-49
Bull Run Run 50 Miler (4/14/12)
Jimmy Blandford6:59:35
5/302
24
Erik Leeds
8:04:35
40
Phil Lechner
8:39:16
72
Donny Mengel 9:25:02
79
Lori Johnson 9:29:39
85
Dan Schaeffer 9:36:36
88
Beth Auman
9:38:34
88
Mike Yoder
9:38:34
95
Dave Gallen
9:46:19
125
Liz Glass
10:08:58
Joanne Van Horn
10:08:59
126
133
Rick Moyer
10:12:21
143
Karen Rule
10:21:17
146
Tricia Cramer 10:24:38
154
Gary Maier
10:32:00
178
Bill Buchanan 10:50:35
Suzette Richardson
11:31:31
219
Miles Buchanan12:03:47
266
281
Kristina Schurr 12:33:36
Mt Penn Mudfest 15K Trail (4/7/12)
26/679 Gary Long
1:16:15
34
Jeff Hills
1:18:35
99
Kelly Murdock 1:26:16
110
Mike Reddy
1:27:32
184
Diane Grim
1:35:04
187
Rob Boyce
1:35:24
193
Jeff Snook
1:36:09
233
Tom Grim
1:39:25
267
Jen Seale
1:42:21
284
Caroline Hill
1:43:56
371
John Vrobel
1:49:45
412
Paul Makurath 1:53:30
425
Lenny Burton 1:54:04
435
Patti Page
1:54:44
436
Ken Seale
1:54:45
466
Katie Exas
1:56:44
Heather Nowicki2:01:58
524
525
Karen Rule
2:01:59
526
Beth Auman
2:01:59
527
Mike Yoder
2:02:02
528
Beth Witkowski 2:02:03
539
Heidi Moebius 2:03:10
616
Sue Jackson 2:15:05
1st M Master, North
1st M Senior, South
3rd F Master, North
2nd F Open, South
3rd M 40-49
1st M 50-59
1st F 20-29
1st F 50-59
4th F 50-59
3rd F 60-69
1st F 70+
Boston Marathon (4/16/12)
Curt Minich
3:37:22
Derek Schultz 3:47:52
Tom Chobot
4:18:50
Randolph Schultz
6:40:17
American River 50 M (4/7/12)
61/689 Anna Piskorska 7:58:47
5th F
THE PAGODA PACERS, READING, PA, PRESENTS THE UNIQUELY DIFFERENT
***DEENA ANDRUS MEMORIAL***
“RUN FOR THE AGES”
Age-Graded 10K Trail Race
(START TIME STAGGERED BY AGE GROUP)
SUN, JUN 24, 2012 9 A.M.
ENTRY LIMIT: 300
BEAUTIFUL NOLDE FOREST - READING, PA
(Portion of proceeds go to the Friends of Nolde Forest, a non-profit group helping to maintain Nolde Forest)
"where anybody might win the race!"
Come out for the third annual running of the only trail race with an age graded start (that we know of) on the east
coast. Top age group performers have a legitimate shot at the overall title. Even if you aren’t out to win, the race is run
on challenging yet very runnable trails in beautiful Nolde Forest, has great schwag and virtually no bottle necks.
Challenge your families and coworkers to come out and compete on a “level” playing field… Hey ringers: Here’s a
chance to show off a little by passing the whole pack!
New for 2012:
1) New date: Sunday, June 24 this year versus Labor Day weekend.
2) Slightly modified course now including Nolde Forest favorite Middle Road and an off trail scramble at the
end replacing the paved road climb.
3) Huge post race raffle will include a pair of Southwest Airline tickets
Complete form below, sign it (under waiver on back), write check to "Pagoda Pacers A.C."
Mail to:
Run For The Ages:
Questions? Contact Race Director:
5 Glen Hollow Ct.
Reading, PA 19607
Ted Andrus
[email protected]
610-603-9393
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Last Name_________________________________________ First Name___________________________________________
Street Address____________________________________________________________________________
City ________________________________________ State______ Zip_________
Sex: M F
Race Day Age _____
Date of Birth_____/____/_____ (if under 18, parent or guardian must be present at race)
Email _____________________________________________________ Already get Run Update eNewsletters? ___ Yes ___ No
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WAIVER: I know that running a trail race is a potentially hazardous activity. I should not enter and run unless I am medically able and properly trained. I also
know that there will be traffic, hazards, debris and poor footing on the course and assume the risk for running on it. I also assume any or all other risks associated
with running or attending the race including but not limited to falls, contact with other participants, the affects of the weather, getting lost, wildlife & insect attacks
and all such risks being known and appreciated by me. Knowing these facts, and in consideration of your accepting my entry fee, I hereby for myself, my heirs,
executors, administrators or anyone else who might claim on my behalf, covenant not to sue, and waive, release and discharge the Pagoda Pacers, all municipalities
in which the event is held, the race director, course officials, all other organizations directly or indirectly associated with the race, any and all sponsors including
their agents, employees, assigns or anyone acting for on their behalf, or anyone else associated in any way with the race, from any or all claims or liability for
death, personal injury or property damage of any kind of nature what so ever arising out of, or in the course of, my participation in this event(s). This waiver
extends to all claims of every kind or nature what so ever, foreseen or unforeseen, known or unknown. By entering this race, I am granting permission to Pagoda
Pacers A.C. to use any pictures or likenesses of me secured at the event in any way they see fit without review, restriction or compensation. BY SIGNING THIS, I
ATTEST THAT I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS WAIVER :
Signature________________________________________________ date ____ /_____ /2012
(must be signed by parent instead if under 18)
RACE CALENDAR
DATE
05/02/12
05/05/12
05/05/12
05/05/12
05/05/12
05/05/12
05/06/12
05/06/12
05/06/12
05/06/12
05/08/12
05/09/12
05/12/12
05/12/12
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EVENT
DISTANCE TIME
Quakertown, PA Cinco de Mayo
5k
Manheim, PA Town Square 5k
Warrington, PA Cornerstone
Clubs 5k
Lebanon, PA LCCM Duathlon &
5k Fun Run
East Greenville, PA Freedom
Valley YMCA Survive the 5k Run
Gardners, PA Ironmaster's
Challenge 50k Ultra & Marathon
Trail Runs, 15k March & 5k Walk
Reading, PA Wounded Warrior 5k
Run/Walk
Allentown, PA Wounded Warrior
5k Run/Walk
Newark, DE Iron Hill Challenge 5k
Trail Run
Bala Cynwyd, PA Cynwyd 5k
Birdsboro, PA Trottin' Tim's
Tuesday Evening 5k Series Race
#2
Allentown, PA LVRR Summer
Race Series 5k #1
Lancaster, PA Mrs. Smith's
Challenge 5 Mile Trail Run for
Women Only
Lansdale, PA Broad Street
ReRun 5 Mile Run
Allentown, PA Rock n' Run 4 Kids
5k
Kennett Square, PA Stateline
Woods 9k & 5k Trail Runs
Jenkintown, PA Katie's First
Annual 5k Run/2k Fun Walk
Kinzers, PA Deez Run 5k Race
Villanova, PA Safe from the Sun
Walk and 5k Run
CONTACT
ALTERNATE CONTACT
5k-R
7:00 PM
Megan Deily, 215-536-8841 x120
[email protected]
5k-R
8:00 AM
Sue Rohrer
717-664-6306
5k-R
5kR,14MB,5k-R
9:30 AM
www.bucks5kseries.com
8:30 AM
Dave Funk 717-273-4122 www.lccm.us
srohrer@pleasantviewrc
[email protected]
www.pretzelcitysports.com
215-679-9622
www.pretzelcitysports.com
5k-R
9:00 AM
50k/26.2
M/15k- 7, 8, 9 10
TR
AM
Upper Valley Perkiomen YMCA
5k-R
10:00 AM
Paul Spurgin 610-926-5090
5k-R
10:00 AM
Paul Spurgin 610-926-5090
www.ironmasterschallenge.com
www.pretzelcitysports.com
[email protected]
www.keystonewarriors.com
[email protected]
www.keystonewarriors.com
5k-TR
5k-R
7:30 AM
1:00 PM
fsvsracing.com
http://brynmawrrunningco.com
www.trailcreekoutfitters.com
[email protected]
5k-R
7:00 PM
Irene Ziemer, 610-568-4911
[email protected]
www.pretzelcitysports.com
5k-R
6:30 PM
Neal Novak, 610-434-9133
www.lvrr.org
5M-TR
10:00 AM
[email protected]
5M-R
9:00 AM
Bob Babb 215-855-9871
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.active.com
Christine Rowe, 267-2498372,[email protected]
www.pretzelcitysports.com
5k-R
9k/5kTR
9:00 AM
active.com
www.pretzelcitysports.com
9:00 AM
tlcforssc.org
www.trailcreekoutfitters.com
5k-R
5k-R
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
www.katieeliselambert.org
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