Finger Lakes Runners Club Newsletter March 2004
Trail Running Stoneheads, Road Running Pavement Pounders, and Track Smacking Maniacs

Quote of the Month:

"Brutal is Alan's middle name!"
-- Renee Evans, talking about her husband Alan Evans, who won his sixth (out of seven) FL Snowshoe 7.6-Miler title—this time on ungroomed trails and in frigid conditions.

"It's inspirational to be around a group of people who are dedicated enough to get together for a competition in such tough conditions."
-- Jay Hubisz, who finished second in the FL Snowshoe race.

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Coming Up

A message from the FLRC membership chair A Sneak Preview of Family Fun Day's 200-Meter Countdown! The Eighth Annual Hartshorne Memorial Service Award News Notes Evans and Harman Defend Titles at the Finger Lakes Snowshoe Egle and Kennedy Win Hartshorne Mile Elite Titles Trackos 1500 Tracking Meter

Mar 7: Family Fun Day & Serious 400 and mile, Barton Hall, Cornell, 9 a.m. Mar 13: St. Patrick's Day 4-Miler, Binghamton, 10 a.m. [Really great race!] Mar 21: Syracuse Chargers Throws Meet & Relay Carnival, Syracuse U., 8 a.m. Mar 21: MORE Marathon (all-female masters) & team half marathon, Central Park, NYC, 8:30 a.m. Mar 26-28: USATF Nat. Masters Indoor T & F Championships, Boston. Mar 28: Forks XV (15K), Chenango Forks HS, 2 p.m. Apr 4: Skunk Cabbage Classic 10K & Half Marathon, Ithaca, 10:30 a.m. (Chip timing)

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