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Posted by: petertherunner on Tuesday, October 05, 2004 - 01:00 AM
Thoughts from the Nutso....
Read full article: 'Ontario Ultra Series Newsletter' (1850 words in this article)
Posted by: petertherunner on Monday, October 04, 2004 - 02:00 PM
Ontario's best kept secret is getting better and better....
Read full article: 'Run for the Toad Trail Races' (634 words in this article)
Posted by: petertherunner on Monday, October 04, 2004 - 05:00 AM
A big Thank You to all involved with the Scotia Bank Waterfront Marathon
Read full article: 'Race Director's Recap - Scotia Bank Waterfront Marathon' (775 words in this article)
Posted by: petertherunner on Saturday, October 02, 2004 - 04:25 AM
If you’re looking for something different and don’t mind a little bit of traveling, you might consider the Yukon River Trail Marathon. This year’s race included a full marathon, 4-person marathon relay, and a half marathon. There were 260 runners in total hailing from all over Canada, eight states, Germany and Slovenia!
Note: Sunday August 7, 2004 - Whitehorse, Yukon
http://www.yukonmarathon.com Read full article: 'Race Report: Yukon River Trail Half Marathon' (496 words in this article)
Posted by: petertherunner on Friday, October 01, 2004 - 05:00 AM
Cinderella story captures Toronto marathon hearts....
Read full article: 'Scotia Bank Waterfront Marathon Race Recap' (755 words in this article)
Posted by: petertherunner on Sunday, August 29, 2004 - 05:00 AM
Olympic Diary: An Administrator's View of the Athens 2004 Olympic Summer GamesNote: For version with photos, go to www.athens.jacdesign.com. Regrettably, this is my final post from Athens. It is Sunday evening and the final events are taking place. Wrestling, Taekwando, Volleyball and the men's marathon are going on. They will be followed by the closing ceremonies, expected to be a great show. Around me, our office is physically in boxes and crates; we're packing up computers and preparing cargo for its boat ride home to Canada. It'll be a long all-nighter tonight as we've been tasked with the IT tear-down which starts during the closing ceremonies, in hopes that we get everything done while the athletes and coaches are away. Upon their return (around 1am), there is a big outdoor party planned for all. We'll break from the work for that and resume a few hours later and likely work until late tomorrow. Note: By: Norm O'Reilly, Final Post - Aug 29th, 2004
Read full article: 'Norm O'Reilly's Olympic Diary - Final Report' (2345 words in this article)
Posted by: petertherunner on Wednesday, August 25, 2004 - 05:00 AM
Olympic Diary: An Administrator's View of the Athens 2004 Olympic Summer GamesNote: It seems people liked actually getting the emails, so the plan now is that I will send the email without pictures and to see the pictures (if you want), go to ww.athens.jacdesign.com. Sorry about the changes! Today was a long and tough day for me. It started very early as I caught a shuttle out to the triathlon venue (located about an hour from where I'm staying), saw the women's triathlon, took a long bus back, ate, worked from 3pm to 1am, took a bus back to our house, watched a bit more Olympics and called it a night. It was both an exciting day and a very depressing one. The excitement came from the triathlon and its amazing venue and the exciting sprint finish. Note: By: Norm O'Reilly, August 25th, 2004
Read full article: 'Norm O'Reilly's Olympic Diary Day 25' (1018 words in this article)
Posted by: petertherunner on Tuesday, August 24, 2004 - 10:00 PM
Olympic Diary: An Administrator's View of the Athens 2004 Olympic Summer GamesThe Games are in full-swing and the last two days have gone by in a blur. At the Canadian Team administration office, things are getting very busy again as athletes are moving out and athletes who competed at offsite venues are moving into the village to enjoy the lifestyle and partake in the closing ceremonies. There is quite a contrast right now between those athletes still competing and those who have finished their events. Coordinating all of these moves is quite a challenge and has made the work more exciting and fun with the main challenge being to keep the athletes who are finished from bothering those whose events are still to come. Note: By: Norm O'Reilly, August 23 & 24, 2004
Readers, don't forget to submit your race story, view our Canada and USA race calendars, find your next triathlon, submit a marathon or half-marathon re-cap, cycling adventure, triathlon journey, or any other race-related story about yourracing,, event experience. My Next Race .com. A series of articles, races, maybe there is an ultra-marathon magazine article you like, or half-marathons worth reporting to our readers? Ultra-marathons, in 2006 or 2007 are worth writing about – 2006 or 2007 event information. Canada Race Calendar – Marathon, Triathlon, Cycling.Read full article: 'Norm O'Reilly's Olympic Diary - Day 23 / 24' (1161 words in this article)
Posted by: petertherunner on Sunday, August 22, 2004 - 05:00 AM
Olympic Diary: An Administrator's View of the Athens 2004 Olympic Summer GamesThe second weekend of the Games has come and gone. As you know, things are finally picking up for Canada in terms of medals and performance. Exciting stuff! Medals are coming in; many top 8's are happening and lots of potential in the coming week. Watch for wrestling, diving, triathlon and gymnastics. Around here the mood has improved considerably in the past couple of days. Note: By: Norm O'Reilly, August 21st and 22nd, 2004
Read full article: 'Norm O'Reilly's Olympic Diary - Day 21-22' (768 words in this article)
Posted by: petertherunner on Friday, August 20, 2004 - 05:00 AM
Olympic Diary: An Administrator's View of the Athens 2004 Olympic Summer GamesTonight the 'big show' of the Olympic Games started. Commonly referred to as 'track and field', the 9 days of athletics events draws the largest crowds of the Games and includes its highest profile events. From these events come Olympic champions who are crowned the 'Worlds Greatest Athletes" (decathlon/heptathlon) and the 'World's Fastest Man/Woman" (100m dash). Note: By: Norm O'Reilly, August 20th, 2004
Read full article: 'Norm O'Reilly's Olympic Diary - Day 20' (822 words in this article)
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