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Race Results 2022
Notable Miscellaneous Results, 2023

Marathons & Half Marathons, 2023

St Paddy's Day Dash
    March 12, 2023

Lake Sammammish Half Marathon 2023
    March 4, 2023

Resolution Run 2023
    January 1, 2023

National Club Cross Country Championships, San Francisco
    December 10, 2022
The first 2 races featured torrential rain and near-gale force winds. After the women's masters and men's 60+ races, a giant tree fell, just missing the CNW tent. Following an hour delay, the remaining races were held on the 1,230 m 'horse track'.

PNTF 5K Road Race Championship
    December 17, 2022

California International Marathon
    December 4, 2022

Seattle Marathon & Half Marathon
    November 26,2022

USATF NW Regional Cross Country Championships
    November 19, 2022

PNTF Cross Country Championships
    November 6, 2022

Victoria Marathon & Half Marathon
    October 9, 2022

Marathons & Half Marathons, 2022

Chambers Bay Cross Country
    October 22, 2022
Women were 2nd by 1 point. Men finished 5th out of 7 teams. 135 men and 70 women raced. Fun fact: both Brandon and Claire were the top point scorers in the open races (1 point each) because the only runners to beat them were unattached.

Emerald City Open Cross Country
    October 8, 2022

Chicago Marathon
    October 9, 2022

Bill Roe Cross Country Classic
    September 24, 2022

Notable Miscellaneous Results, 2022

Rock n Roll Washington Half Marathon & 5K
    September 4, 2022

Woodinville Half Marathon
    September 4, 2022

Seattle Marathon 10K & 5K
    August 27, 2022

Lake Union 10K     August 14, 2022

All-Comers 5K & 10K, 2022

Downtown Yakima Mile     July 2, 2022

Seattle versus Portland 3K     June 11, 2022
    Seattle defeats Portland 104-106 (low score wins)

    First 10 finishers for each team score; men started 81 sec after     women
In an epic battle, Team Seattle edged Team Portland by a mere 2 points! The event consists of 14 team members, with 10 to score, cross country style. It is tremendously exciting, and full of uncertainty right to the end. (And, as it turned out, beyond! Portland was initially declared the victor, until more calculating heads - Mark Bloudek with an assist from Jonathon Bermudez - prevailed.) The women began a lap before the men; Amelia Keyser-Gibson jumped out to an early lead and Ashley Maton moved into second. Then the men began and Tom Anderson took a decisive lead; it was just a question of how many women he would catch. He finally caught Amelia in the last 50 yards. But, as you can see from the score, this was a total team effort! With a 1-2 finish and with Tyler Van Dooren, Michael Kolor and Calahan Warren running under 8:30 (a time that ususally wins), you would think that would put us well ahead. But Portland was a more than worthy opponent, going 3-4-5-6-7 to take the lead! It was actually our second five of Allison Dorr, Rachel Brown, James Stadler, Chris Drozynski, and Tom Mikkelson, all of whom set personal bests, who secured the win. Fantastic racing on both sides, only decided when our tenth runner crossed the line. Portland still had two runners yet to finish, adding 19 and 20 points to their score. A huge thanks to all of our runners who gave it their all, as eleven of fourteen set personal bests!

Beat the Bridge     May 14, 2022
    1,320 finishers


Eugene Marathon & Half Marathon     May 1, 2022
    2,023 finishers in marathon, 2,930 finishers in half


Boston Marathon
    April 18, 2022

Tenacious 10K
    April 9, 2022

Club Northwest 10 Miler
    3/27/22

St Paddy's Day Dash
    3/13/22

Lake Sammamish Half Marathon
    March 5, 2022

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