EDIT: I changed this posting a bit. Big thanks to Marsha Sarver for giving me some info on the route! Around September or October, I’m going to do a run from my house in Wailuku town. It starts along Kahekili highway, just above Takamiya market. The course is all paved road – maybe some unpaved…
There’s likely not one ultrarunner in Hawaii that doesn’t know my good buddy Cheryl Loomis. Well, last night I received my March 2008 issue of "Ultrarunning" and was excitedly scouring the section "Ultrarunning’s 2007 Ultra Lists" when I came across the category "Oldest 100 Mile Finishers-Women". This gave a list of 11 women’s names, their…
I’ve uploaded some photos from this past Saturday’s race. These were taken by either Cheryl or Barbi so you will see some similar shots or photos that feature primarily team Fun, Fun, Fun or Darin and Bob. If you have photos you would like put up here, contact me. The best way is for me…
Aloha Athletes ! Another fun, exciting and successful Run to the Sun is history. A record year for participants ! Congratulations to all that ran and thanks to The Valley Isle Road Runners and Bram…and to HURT, especially Big John & PJ for all their hard work. This Saturday will bring us back to beautiful…
The results are in! Team Results here.Individual Results here. The race was incredible. With a 4:30 a.m. start–running through the cane fields and running through the smoke of a cane fire early. Once we got up the mountain, other than one cool, rainy section, the weather was spectacular. The summit–sunny and warm!! Congratulations to all…
UPDATED 3/13/08 For the first time in 15 years, the Run to the Sun Ultra Marathon is full!! Pretty exciting times for ultra running in Hawaii right now. The 2008 H.U.R.T. 100 sold out in two weeks and now this. Click here to see the individual entrants with bib numbers. Team participants and their bib…
Aloha Athletes ! Well, if you are not going to be in Maui this Saturday for Run to the Sun, I feel sorry for you. As a matter of fact I feel sorry for me, as I will be missing this great event for the first time in 9 years. Three other unfortunates, Marian Yasuda,…
Aloha Athletes, This Saturday will mark the last organized training run for Run to the Sun. We will look at the day as a taper day. Also on Saturday I’ve heard a few people will be at the Ft. DeRussey Biathlon. Finally, there is a group going up to Peacock on Sunday. I would imagine…
Race Director John has informed me that applications to the 2008 Run to the Sun race are closed. A record number of individual and teams have entered this year’s race so other than those applications still in the mail, he has asked that we pull the application from this site.
I know you have all heard about Ben and his H.U.R.T. 100 run in Kuwait. Here’s another article chronicling his efforts.
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Don commented he was confused about the results of the Swamp Romp. I heard it direct from the source, the race director. Our boys got "chicked!" From what I heard it was a tougher course this year. Click here to see the pictures. Sorry guys, I couldn’t get my usual photos this year. Thanks to…
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