Race recaps

By Orangy
Here are races that I ran since 2012. I did not care about the time (just wanted to finish) until my races in 2015. (* indicates official PR for that distance)

2023


2022

Running


Triathlon

Cycling
January (1/8): Virtual World Time Trial Championships (vWTTC) 3-hour, virtual.


2021 

Running
May (5/8): Outrun 24 (35 miles), Kirtland, OH
September (9/25): Marathon @ Akron marathon, Akron, OH
November (11/6): Half marathon @ Salt fork half marathon, Salt fork state park, OH
November (11/21): 25K @ Regal Beagle Ultra, Bath, OH.


Triathlon


 2020 (COVID-19 year)

Running

January (1/5): 50K @ Ultra Park Run Thailand 100, Bangkok, Thailand
October (10/10): 50K @ Virtual Forget the PR50K, Loudonville, OH
September (9/5): Half Ironman @ CassadagaMan 70.3, Cassadaga Lake, NY

 2019

Running

February (2/23): 50K @ Olde Girdled Grit 50K, marathon, half marathon, Concord, OH
March (3/16): 50K @Buzzard Day Trail Races, Hinckley, OH
April (4/14): 20 Mile Drop, Fairport Harbor, OH
May (5/4): Outrun 24 (65 miles), Kirtland, OH
June (6/30): Half marathon @ Hella Hamburg Half marathon, Hamburg, Germany
July (7/20): Vermont 100 (70 miles), Windsor, VT
August (8/17): 5K @ PorchRokr 5K (5K), Akron, OH
September (9/15): 50K @ Youngstown Ultra Trail Classic 50K, Youngstown, OH
September (9/28): Marathon @ Akron marathon, Akron, OH
October (10/5): 25K @ Doan Creek trail races, Cleveland, OH
October (10/19): Half marathon @ Crowell Hilaka half marathon, Richfield, OH
October (10/20): 5K @ Donut Worry Run Happy 5K, Cleveland, OH
November (11/23): 50K @Regal Beagle Ultra, Richfield, OH

2018

Running 

2017

Running
Triathlon

2016

Running
January (1/10): 10K @ Canapaya Mini Marathon, Bangkok, Thailand
April (4/9): 15K @ Spring Fever, Eau Claire, WI* (both 5K and 10K)
April (4/23): 10K (7miles) Trail @Chippewa 50K and 10K Trail Race
May (5/1): Half marathon @ Eau Claire Marathon, Eau Claire, WI*
May (5/6): 5K @ CVTR Dirt Series Spring Splash, Eau Claire, WI
May (5/21): 25K @ Superior Spring Trail 25K, Lutsen, MN
May (5/24): 5K @ CVTR Dirt Series The Last Crusade, Eau Claire, WI
July (7/4): 5 miles @North Canton YMCA 4th of July, North Canton, OH
July (7/16): 10 miles @Muddy Paws trail run, Peninsula, OH
August (8/7): Half marathon @ Water to wine half marathon, 10K, Santa Rosa, CA
September (9/24): Half marathon @ Akron marathon, Akron, OH
October (10/20): Marathon @ Run with Scissors, Penninsula, OH
November (11/6): 5 miles @ Autumn Leaves 5 miler, Kirtland, OH
November (11/27): 50K @Buckeye woods 50K, Medina, OH
December (12/17): 10K @ Greenwave Oxygen Run, Bangkok, Thailand 

Triathlon
June (6/5): Sprint distance @Eau Claire Triathlon, Eau Claire, WI

2015

Running
March: 7K @ Get Lucky 7K, Minneapolis, MN
April: 10K @ Spring Fever, Eau Claire, WI
May: Half marathon @ Eau Claire Marathon, Eau Claire, WI
May: 5K @ AMA Keep Chuckin', Eau Claire, WI
May: 5K @ MN Brewery Running Series (Indeed Brewery), Minneapolis, MN
July (7/4): 10K @ Red Wing 4th of July Road Race, Red Wing, MN
July (7/31): 5K @ Tortoise and Hare 5K, Eau Claire, WI
October (10/31): 10 miles @ Monster Dash, St Paul, MN
December (12/5): 8 miles @ Frigid 8 and Thermal 3, Chippewa Falls, WI

Triathlon
August (8/8): Tri" Run Row Ride: Eau Claire, WI
August (8/22): My First Tri, Lino Lakes, MN

2014

May: 5K @ Eau Claire Marathon, Eau Claire, WI
May: 5K @ Donut Dash, Chippewa Falls, WI
August: 4 miles @ Leinenkugel's Pure Water Day race, Chippewa Falls, WI
September: 13K @ Surly Trail Loppet run, Minneapolis, MN
September: 2M @ Color Run, Eau Claire, WI
November: 5K @ Carson 5 & 10, Eau Claire, WI

2013

5K Pie run, Champaign, IL


2012

5K at Meadowbrook park, Champaign, IL


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