Woo-hoo! Registration for 2011 is now open. Just go to the race pages for easy ways to register. You can go to Ultra Sign Up.com, print a waiver and mail it in or go to Striders Running Store in Layton. Be apart of some great races on some beautiful trails!!!!
We are currently searching for a Volunteer Coordinator. If you or anyone you know is interested, please contact us @ cmannersrun@hotmail.com or joel_hatch@yahoo.com
Thanks!
Well, it is finally here. The 2011 N.U.T.S. race schedule. Sorry for the delay but we wanted to make sure we had all our “t”‘s crossed and “i”‘s dotted. You will notice a few more races on the calendar and we have a few more on the horizon. Our goal- to make this series….the best it can be! More info will follow like points system, how to register, training runs, etc. Keep checking back.
2011 N.U.T.S. Schedule
Bold race are put on the N.U.T.S. group. The other races will count towards the points with the exclusion of the Buffalo Run 100 mile and 50 mile.
Here we are in 2011. ALREADY! We have been working hard to finalize some dates and locations for our 2011 schedule and we are on the cusp of making it all public. Stayed Tuned- within the week we will be announcing our 2011 schedule. We hope you can make it out to a couple events or at least some fun training runs.
See you on the trails……….
Congrats to Rachel Adams and Ryan Lauck- 2010 N.U.T.S. winners!!! Our first year is complete and we had some exciting races and great times. We are working hard for 2011 so stay tuned for some great events! Help spread the word.
And help us in congratulating Rachel and Ryan!!!
Red Alert….the 2011 Antelope Island Buffalo Run in now open for registration. There are 4 distances 25k, 50k, 50 miler and yes the new 100 miler. This is a fantastic race and it sure feels nice to run along with some buffalo lurking. Go on over to http://www.buffalorun.org/ and get registered. Also keep your eyes open for the Buffalo training runs- they are a blast! What are you waiting for- go register and get it on your schedule!
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the Howlin’ Wolf 20k has been cancelled. Those who registered should receive and email, if not, please email cmannersrun@hotmail.com
We are very sorry about this and we are planning on a killer 2011 schedule. It is not too late to register for the Mtn. View Trail Half Marathon on Oct 16th- details HERE.
Thanks and let’s get the word out so we can build this series for 2011.
Race Series Leaders:
Men – Curtis Thompson (46.09)
Women – Rachel Adams (28.14)
I tried to include only those individuals who have run two races or more. If you have run two races or more and do not see you name please email me (joel_hatch at yahoo.com)
With two races left in the series there is plenty of room for you to improve your standing for the overall win and some sweet prizes.
Click here for a PDF of the points and to see where you stand ===>>> NUTS _Points
Like or not, believe or not – fall is around the corner. We actually had our first “skiff” of snowfall up high and that was in August. So what will Fall weather hold? Cold temps, cool morning and evening air? What about the changing of the leaves? Well personally I am excited! I enjoy running on our amazing single track and hearing the crunching of leaves under my not so fast moving feet. I love fall running. It rejuvenates me and let me tell you, I need it.
So we here at N.U.T.S. headquarters want to know where you like to run in the fall and why.
Leave a comment- come on it’s E-Z! Oh and while you are at it, sign up for the Howlin’ Wolf 20k.
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!!!!!!!
Howlin’ Wolf 20k
October 2nd, 2010
Start Time: 8 A.M.
Course Description:
Starting at the base of the ski resort run north on the service road. Veer right onto a single track that takes you up through a stand of trees and deposits you at the top of Wolf Lair ski lift. From the top of this lift you will join the service road and run this south for a short distance looking for the cross country shortcut to Pine Creek trail. Once on the Pine Creek, climb this scenic trail for about 3 miles and 1000 feet of vertical gain to the top of Wolf Creek Ski resort. Once at the top of the resort you will find a fully stocked aid station. After filling up on some water or EFS, join the single track that heads north and corkscrews down the mountain and joins the service road above Wolf lair chairlift. Again, run up the service road but this time you will go all the way to the top. After visiting the aid station back track down the service road a short distance and find the single track on the south side of the resort and take a second corkscrew trail down the mountain until it joins the Pine Creek trail. Run the Pine Creek trail north for a short distance and veer left onto a service road that brings you back to the Green Mile and climb it back to the top of the ski area for a final time. After your quick visit to the aid station join the Pine Creek trail for your final descent to the finish line.
Overview:
-3 summits of Wolf Creek
- 2 Corkscrew single track descents
- 12-ish miles of fun
