The Dirty Trail Race Series is a new short trail race series for Northeast Ohio in 2012. The Series will feature 16 different races across the region from Wooster to Kirtland to Rocky River to Loudonville, incorporating all seven races from last year's XTERRA Northern Ohio series as well as some new races. The final list of races and dates is being finalized and will be available on the site shortly.
Registration is now open for the remaining races in the series and is available here.
- Dirty Rocks (Rocky River)
- Dirty Bird (Wooster)
- Dirty World (Akron)
- Muddy Paws (Boston Township)
- Dirty Mo (Loudonville)
- Dirty Signal (Akron)
- Dirty Girdle (Kirtland)
- Leave No Trace (Boston Township)
- Dirty Dozen (Boston Township)
- Dirty Dirty (Akron)
Previous Races
- Dirty Snowflake Prediction Run (Boston Township)
- Dirty Love 10K (Willoughby Hills)
- Dirty Dash 10K (Boston Township)
- Dirty Feet 8K (Medina)
- Down and Dirty (Brecksville)
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New WRTR Ultra Trail Series to begin January 2013 |
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The purpose of the Western Reserve Trail Running (WRTR) race series is to promote regional competition, wide participation in the sport of trail running, foster volunteerism, and to recognize the annual WRTR series champions.
WRTR will not continue the long or short series in 2012! We are currently formulating a new ultra trail series to begin in January 2013.
More information to follow as details are finalized.
Thanks to all of you who have participated in WRTR Long and Short Series.
2009-2011 Series Results are available at links below: FINAL RESULTS (revised 2/3/12)
2011 Series Results (Long course) - Male | Female
2011 Series Results (Short course) - Male | Female
2011 Series Rules
2011 Race Legend 2010 Series Results
2010 Series Rules
2010 Race Legend 2009 Series Results 
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Spotlight Runner: Shannon Fisher 1. To start off, tell us a little about yourself outside of running: Well first off I am a mother of Jim and Patrick, also known in the running and trail community. I love running with them but it usually stops in the parking lot. Second I am grandmother of a very precious, highly intelligent, strong willed, beautiful granddaughter. Third I would like to be considered a good friend to some. In the past I have trained and shown horses, dogs and raised, shown Maine Coon Cats. My boys and I have traveled and shown in various venues in different events throughout the country. 2. What brought you to running trails? My little yellow car brings me to the trails..... When I started running due to my children, I knew I needed help. I mostly was looking for help for Patrick who was starting track and the other parents on the track team told me to find outside help. Being from Medina , Roy Heger, Kim Martin, Tanya Cady, Connie Gardner were there to share their knowledge very generously. ...Geez, with those names how could I go wrong. The expertise I received in the beginning really helped avoid some pitfalls and really allowed the learning curve to swing up. I really remember these 4 having extreme patience with me at the top of many hills as I huffed and puffed. I was so lucky! You can find more of Shannon Fisher Q&A in our April/May Newsletter. |
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