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Join CROC for a 6 hour mini-rogaine event at the site of prior years' Big Muddy Ranch Rogaines in central Oregon on April 25, 2009.

For more details on this event, please refer to the event listing on the CROC web site by clicking here.

Join CROC for a 6 hour mini-rogaine event at the site of prior years' Big Muddy Ranch Rogaines in central Oregon.

For more details on this event, please refer to the event listing on the CROC web site by clicking here.

Registration will begin at 6 p.m., with a mass start at 6:30 p.m. Participants, whether runners or walkers, will choose between a 60 or 90 minute score-o, visit as many control points as possible, and make it back to the Lucky Lab within the time limit. Points will be taken off for each minute over.

For more details and directions, please see the event listing on the CROC web site by
clicking here.

Hey everybody,
not sure how "new" these news are but I just came across the Trioba website and found a post that some fellow DART racers have aquired the Trioba Adventure Race Series. One can guess what color the new flag will have...Races are back in 2009. http://www.trioba.com
Hope, all is well in the AR crowd. Cheers. Beate

Running at night on trails is fun and lets you see things in a different light (pun intended). If you've never tried it, join us on Wed. nights. We're moving to a new location for our weekly night runs in November. We'll start on Wildwood at 53rd Drive and make a loop using the Nature Trail, Leif Erikson and Alder Trail. Distance: 6.04 miles, elevation gain: 480'.

Bring a headlamp, water and clothing appropriate for the weather, whatever that will be!

SleepMonsters and TrackMe360 SPOT New Opportunities

SleepMonsters and TrackMe360 are now working in partnership to maximise the benefits and potential of the new SPOT Satellite Messengers in tracking adventure racing.

After pioneering the first use of SPOT in an international race at the Baja Travesia last month, preparations are now underway for coverage of this months Florida Coast to Coast race and the Untamed New England race in June, with live tracking maps and instant leader-board updates.

Check out www.crossingtheditch.com.au Two young Australians have been out to sea for over 50 days and are 150km from NZ and completing the first crossing of the Tasman Sea in a kayak.

Here is our race report from the MAR 2007 Expedition Race

The race was from July 31 through August 4th and was in Bozeman, MT

The course was amazing and very tough. We had a great time!

We have pictures on our Blog at:

http://superflyar.blogspot.com/

Racing at this race was Jared (Eugene) and David (Snoqualmie)

Sorry its kind of long!

Enjoy!


David - Superfly Snuka

Is anyone interested in helping me put together an informal training/race at Hagg Lake or some where else in Novemeber. I was thinking that we could kayak, bike and run for 3-6 hours. Anyone interested? I have helped to organized an official race but this would be more informal and free! I could use help to create the maps, place the CP's and bring beer. The lake is open until the weekend before Thanksgiving. Thanks