Course Direction: Counter-Clockwise (5.3k) Handlebar run! The top 20 runners had to race holding handlebars with both hands for the entire run. Thanks to Action Wheels Bike Shop for the bars!
Tag: cross-country
2025 FSXC 5k-ish Week 4 Results
Course Direction: Clockwise (5.3k) Double points! Rain at the start, with continuous rain increasing through the race.
2025 FSXC 5k-ish Week 3 Results
Course Direction: Counter-Clockwise (5.3k) Predictor Run! Ryan Lozoskie takes the win with a 2.2-second gap from his guess time. Nancy Oswald takes the win for the women’s overall, which also puts her in 4th place overall in the 2025 FSXC Series!
2025 Briar Chase Cross Results, Week 5
The finale! What a night with warm temps and muggy conditions. In the women’s race, Jackie Hill performed well, although the night was dramatically changed by the fast arrival of Meredith Beaton and Lauren Jones. Both athletes collected significant points, which reduced the margins between the runners to as little as one point. This situation […]
2025 Briar Chase Cross Results, Week 4
Run, Rabbit, Run! The Bright Path Brewing and Portch Tea Kombucha shortcut was a success! Quench the thirst, do the push-ups, and dive under the fence just like Peter Rabbit for the big shortcut. The Fast Boiz still got the overall, but the race for 5th has opened up, with Johnny Hodges now the only […]
2025 Briar Chase Cross Results, Week 3
Results for Week 3 of Briar Chase Cross. This week was a prediction run. Runners had to guess their estimated time to complete the two-lap race and the runner with the closest guess wins. Marcus Deitz won with an incredible 0.8 gap between his guess and time!
2025 Briar Chase Cross Results, Week 2
Week 2 for Briar Chase Cross was our lucky leprechaun day in celebration of St. Paddy’s Day. A leprechaun sprinkled 200 gold coins around the course, and participants who found them were rewarded with a bonus point for each coin. There was also a golden pot containing 100 coins, but those coins did not make […]
2025 Briar Chase Cross Results, Week 1
Week 1 is in the dark, so runners have to run with headlamps. This year it was dry, but very blustery cold. Those who braved the elements earned their points and notched some serious cred to their running palmares.