The Brunswick Marathon took place on New Year’s Day, January 1, 2022. Two runners, Michael Kazar and Felicia Fago, completed the entire marathon distance. Several others ran the half. It was a great day for running. But aren’t they all?

A small but mighty cadre of MCRR runners tackled the MCRR Summer Buckeye Woods 25K on September 12, 2021. An even smaller (but arguably mightier) group of runners actually completed the course: Julie Boggs, Theresa Wright, and overall winner Chadwick Sunday. Congratulations!!

Some of the other participants include Michelle Wolff, Michelle Daum, Ladd Clifford, Race Director Dan Horvath, and several others.

2021 MCRR Memorial Day Quickie Run (2 mile prediction run)
Alan Dravenstott 11:16 New course record
Garrett Wright 13:47
Chadwick Sunday 15:53
Bob Pokorny 18:00 Prediction winner
Theresa Wright 20:15
Frank Dwyer 20:26
Michelle Wolff 21:58 Prediction winner
Conlon Wright 22:48
Joshua Souders 25:21
John Muncey 28:54

The 11th Annual Buckeye Woods 50K / 25K took place November 29, 2020. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, it was a toned-down version with fewer runners than usual. Chadwick Sunday, Amanda Bohley, Igor Skalski, and Jon Souders completed at least 25K, and Dan Horvath (who is much too dumb to quit) completed the 50K. Several other club members came out to run as well. See you next year!

Thank you members for coming out to the socially distanced group run this morning. Take a look at the results below. If I messed up your name or your time, please let me know and I will correct it. I only managed to snap off a few pictures.

MCRR – State Route Sizzler results
July 4th, 2020 6:30am

18 WEST – Route #1

Kyle Funk 19:44
Theresa Wright 23:53
Dave Eliason 24:40
Kelly Parker 25:30
Andy Wolff 27:30
Debbie Reed 38:00

18 EAST – Route #2

Bob Jones 21:26
Dan Horvath 26:37
Lisa Eliason 33:12
Christy Wilmoth 40:11
John Muncey 40:11
Laura Hill 40:11

3 SOUTH – Route #3

Jen Ridgway 23:23
Beth Bugner 24:30
Bob Pokorny 26:26
Michelle Wolff 28:15

VIRTUAL Run
Igor Skalsky 34:11

Thanks to all who participated, and thanks to Beth Anne and Karen Hammon for helping Dan Horvath disorganize this whole thing. Congrats to everyone!~