The Bedford 12K Cometh
Mayday, Mayday! (Yes, it's May Day. So what?)
Our intrepid club president, he of the Glenn Stewart persuasion, plans to submit entry names for the Bedford 12K this coming Monday. Here's who's on the GLRR list at the moment (meaning: if you intend to run and don't see your name here, contact Glenn a.s.a.p.):
Men = Barbour, Chandonnet, Corbett, Dixon, Foltz, Jacobson, Kanarcus, Mackenzie, Offenbacher, Oliver, Reeder, Riley, See, Stewart.
Women = Foltz, Hire.
The Bedford 12K is race #3 on the USATF-NE Grand Prix circuit. It starts at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday (that's correct, Saturday) May 16th; note that the course and start area are slightly different since the last time this was a GP race, so do plan accordingly. (http://www.rotarybedfordnh.com/brmrr.html.)
It's a good course, and the closest to Lowell and the Merrimack Valley area of any GP race this year (save the Bay State Marathon of course), so let us have a most excellent turnout.
Our intrepid club president, he of the Glenn Stewart persuasion, plans to submit entry names for the Bedford 12K this coming Monday. Here's who's on the GLRR list at the moment (meaning: if you intend to run and don't see your name here, contact Glenn a.s.a.p.):
Men = Barbour, Chandonnet, Corbett, Dixon, Foltz, Jacobson, Kanarcus, Mackenzie, Offenbacher, Oliver, Reeder, Riley, See, Stewart.
Women = Foltz, Hire.
The Bedford 12K is race #3 on the USATF-NE Grand Prix circuit. It starts at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday (that's correct, Saturday) May 16th; note that the course and start area are slightly different since the last time this was a GP race, so do plan accordingly. (http://www.rotarybedfordnh.com/brmrr.html.)
It's a good course, and the closest to Lowell and the Merrimack Valley area of any GP race this year (save the Bay State Marathon of course), so let us have a most excellent turnout.
posted by John Barbour at
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