Wasatch 100 2010 Is Here!!
The time has come, hundreds of volunteers, spread out across the Wasatch Mountain range. Braving the cold, the wind, rain, and frost, united in the purpose of tracking and assisting those crazy runners. Those crazy runners, the ones that brave the same elements we do, in an attempt to complete one off the hardest runs in the country. 100 miles of terrain, 36 hours to complete, 15 Aid Stations full of dedicated volunteers, and in the end, it comes down to a single person and their determination to become a finisher of the Wasatch Front 100 Mile Endurance Run. Many times we get focused on the numbers...who is in 1st place? How many runners do we still have to get through our aid station? What time is it again?!? Ultimately though, its about the people, the place, and the event. Many have said there is a "Wasatch 100 kind-of-feeling" that just makes you happy you are there, and that you are a part of it. So welcome back friends, and have a great event!
A few reminders: - The Volunteer Meeting is Tuesday, September 7 at 1830 hours. The meeting is in the normal spot in Sugarhouse Park, though they have changed the pavilion name to the Fabian Lakeside Pavilion. All Aid Station Captains, and Radio Leads should attend.
- Check yourself, your gear, and brush up on your packet skills before the event. Be ready for anything.
- As always, if you have any questions, feel free to let us know if there is something we can do to help.
- General Wasatch 100 questions: info {at} wasatch100.com
- Packet/Net Control questions: wasatch [at} mikerenlund.com
- If you are a twitter user, talk up the event, and use the hash tag #w100 We read them all
Thanks so much, and have a great Wasatch 100! |
