Race Preview: 2021 Wy’east Howl (Mt. Hood)
On a clear day, Mt. Hood looms over the horizon like an open invitation to get out of the routine and into the woods. And after being trapped into a [...]
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Race Preview: 2021 Seabrook Relay (Seabrook, WA) – Coming this October!
While The Hood to Coast Relay is a major bucket list for runners in the Pacific Northwest, HTC has a number of 1-day relays that really deserve more attention. Participants [...]
The 2021 Cascade Lakes Relay is back!
With the long days of summer stretching out ahead of us, it is the perfect time to think about a running adventure with friends and family. The Cascade Lakes Relay [...]
Race Recap: 2021 Gresham Lilac Run 10K
A 10K a week after a 50K is a really bad idea. But I justified that it would be local and (I thought) all flat on Springwater Trail. Plus, any [...]
Race Recap: 2021 Spring Classic Half Marathon
When the alarm went off on Sunday morning at 5am, I knew it had to be race day. There is no other possible reason for an alarm to go off [...]
Race Preview: 2021 Happy Girls Run (Bend)
Springtime weather is looking so sweet. And an in-person race is the perfect way to enjoy it. Invite some girl friends from your bubble to head to Bend to celebrate [...]
Race Preview: 2021 Bristow 24/12 Run (Eugene)
While most races are defined by the distance you have to complete. For the Bristow 24/12, it is all about the time. As in how far can you get in [...]
Race Preview: 2021 Ridgeline Ramble (Eugene)
The trails of the Pacific Northwest are one of the many things that make this the best place in the world for runners (#SorryNotSorry rest of world). Level 32 Racing [...]
Race Preview: 2021 Tillamook Burn Trail Run (Timber)
According to the television show Cheers: “Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name.” And sometimes, you want to go for a long, long, long run in the [...]
Race Recap: 2021 Couve Clover Run (Vancouver)
It had been over 14 months since my last in-person race, but the night before jitters were as familiar as ever. Packing my bag for the Couve Clover Run in [...]