Thank you to David Frei for the 2nd social distancing challenge in Rockwoods Range. It was definitely a tough course!

Gate, 6, 27, 31, 9, 28, 13, 29, 16, 15, then gate for the finish

Here’s the results so far: Send me any updates!!! Run it as many times as you’d like! Jeffro1978@charter.net

Wow, what a gorgeous day to play in the woods. What started off with below freezing temps turned out to be in the mid 50s by the end. The woods were perfect, open, hilly, and filled with lots of armadillos!

Congrats to Eric and John for the overall win! And congrats to everyone for making it back to HQ! Seems simple, but towards the end of 8 hours it becomes a lot more challenging!

A HUGE thank you to Gary for such an awesome course that ended up not being clearable. There were lots of route choices and chances to make mistakes.

Here is a link for photos https://gojim.smugmug.com/Sports/Tame-the-Dragon-2020/

Here is a link for the strava flyby

Rockwoods Range and Scott Shaw are a tough combination. Which everyone was excited about. With a chilly mass start, everyone was sent off on a “dogbone” course with a 3 hour limit. Everyone headed in multiple directions but everyone found a hill or two to climb! Thanks to Scott for designing, setting, and running the meet. And thanks to all who helped during the morning and picking up controls.

Congrats to Mark Geldmeier and to all who came out for a beautifully cold Babler park. Thanks to Yvonne and everyone for designing, setting, and picking up the courses!

Thanks to Scott and Melissa Kelley for setting a few courses for us! Thanks to those who stuck around to pickup controls. No bikes were used this year because the trails were muddy, maybe next year. Congrats to Nathan Graves for the W! And to all who braved a slight chill and some mist to come out.

Congrats to all who braved driving over the river and thru the woods in the storms! We lucked out with the really crazy rain, by the time the meet started Kevin Minton had made the rain stop! But the creeks and streams were flowing hard which made for some wet feet.

Thanks again to Kevin Minton for setting and directing the meet!

Congrats to Josh Borgemeyer for the overall win!

Thanks to Brian Hey for setting and directing another successful meet despite a cold October rainy night. Thanks to David Frei for course design and Kevin Minton for vetting.

What a fantastic evening for the 25th installment of David Frei’s famous Kirkwood Night-O. We started this year’s meet with registration at the amphitheater. At the start David surprised everyone with a mandatory first checkpoint, which altered people’s overall strategy. Everyone had 45 minutes to find as many controls as possible. The finish was in the very middle of the amphitheater. We had 7 year olds and up compete! Even a few puppies. Congrats to everyone who competed. Results are posted below.

A huge thank you to David Frei and his family for organizing another wonderful evening for the rest of us!

Thanks to Kevin Minton for hosting another great summer sprint event!