June 5th is the date for the 8th annual Salem Spring Triathlon!

This event has sold out every year since 2005 and we look forward to another amazing 2010 race. This 800 meter swim, 13.5 mile bike, and 3.1 mile run triathlon course has seen thousands of athletes achieve the endurance goals. You won't find a more spectator friendly park and race venue allowing friends and family to watch you in action. So bring the bikes, wetsuits, and lawn chairs and we'll see you bright & early Saturday June 5th!
*Register before May 15th $60, June 5th $69 Relay Teams: $95

Race course begins in Cedar Canyon east of Cedar City and finishes at Main Street Park (200 N. Main).
All Participants must meet at Main Street Park no later than 6:30 AM. Transportation to race start is provided by the Utah Summer Games and Iron County School District Bus. The runners will run the Coal Creek Trail back to Main Street Park.

The American Cancer Society Relay For Life is a life-changing event that gives everyone in communities across the globe a chance to celebrate the lives of people who have battled cancer, remember loved ones lost, and fight back against the disease. At Relay, teams of people camp out at a local high school, park, or fairground and take turns walking or running around a track or path. Each team is asked to have a representative on the track at all times during the event. Because cancer never sleeps, Relays are overnight events up to 24 hours in length.

Although every Relay For Life is different, there are certain traditions at all Relays, no matter where they are held. These traditions help participants celebrate, remember, and fight back.

2010 Utah Valley Marathon & 5K

The Utah Valley Marathon is a beautiful race course that begins near Wallsburg, Utah in Provo Canyon and features much of Utah County’s diverse scenery. Marathon runners will run along canyon roads that follow the Provo River.

Come run this June marathon in the beauty of Utah Valley. Cascading waterfalls, Provo River, and Utah Lake will offer a tranquil running adventure. The majestic mountains in all directions offer an extraordinary running experience. The course offers ease for beginners and a potential PR for experts. It starts in beautiful Wasatch County and ends near downtown Provo. Marathon runners will be in close proximity to many national parks, and the race is only 50 miles south of Salt Lake City.

Venue

* Start: E. Main Canyon Rd, Southeast of Deer Creek Reservoir
* End: Provo Towne Centre Mall

Marathon Price
•$75 - By May 10, 2010
•$90 - By June 8, 2010

Half Marathon Price
•$70 - By June 8, 2010 - SOLD OUT

5k Price
•$19 - By June 3, 2010
•$26 - By June 10, 2010

Race course begins in Cedar Canyon east of Cedar City and finishes at Main Street Park (200 N. Main).
All Participants must meet at Main Street Park no later than 6:30 AM. Transportation to race start is provided by the Utah Summer Games and Iron County School District Bus. The runners will run the Coal Creek Trail back to Main Street Park.

About This Event
USATF Sanctioned and Certified Course. Part of the USATF-Utah Road Racing Circuit. Beautiful 5K Course with 1/4 mile Kids race following.

The 5K race begins and ends at the Orem City Center building (56 North State), east of the library.

The Bear Lake Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K is nestled in the heart of the mountains. This small tourist town is most often celebrated for its large turquoise blue lake. People from all over the world visit Bear Lake during the summer to enjoy biking, running, fishing and all types of water recreation. This is a friendly town with delicious eateries.

The Thirteenth Annual Judgesrun 5K Fun Run/Walk will be held on Saturday, June 12, 2010 at 8:00 a.m. The race will start at Highland High School, at the corner of 2100 South 1700 East in Sugarhouse, and will end at the Wasatch Presbyterian Church, at 1626 South 1700 East.

The Judgesrun 5K is Salt Lake City's premier road race. It is part of a fun-filled morning of activities, a FREE pancake breakfast, t-shirts, random prize drawings, awards to the top 3 finishers in different age groups, music, and a great time to socialize with family and friends.

The purpose of the race is to raise money for breast cancer research at the Huntsman Cancer Institute. 100% of the registration proceeds will go directly to the Huntsman Cancer Institute.

The premier running event to train for on the Wasatch front. You are running down the most beautiful river road. Start up Provo Canyon, then running down a fully paved river trail in a tunnel of trees on a cool morning. Its an easy down hill. You start in cool morning. and gradually work your way down to 4700 ft., to a food feast at the end with all kinds of fruit, food and drinks. Come and have the greatest experience running with friends that look forward to what is a great run this year

10th Annual Gerald Anderson Memorial 5K and Kids K
June 12, 2010 8 AM
Cost $15 before June 5th. $20 June 5th to Day of Race.
(Kids K- $4 pre-Registration- $5 day of race - No shirts for Kids K. Each runner gets a treat or prize)

Technical Race shirts to all registered 5K runners. (While supplies last)

Huge Prize drawing after race.
*FAST and FLAT course.

Starts at Wilkinson Rec-Plex (Behind Morgan High School.)
344 E. Young Street
Morgan, UT
http://andersonmemorial5k.tripod.com/ (See past results, course records, etc)
http://www.usatf.org/routes/view.asp?rID=119916

Register in person at Striders:
1776 N. 400 W.
Layton, UT 84041
www.stridersrunning.com
or
in person at the Morgan Historical Society (in the Morgan County Library)
or
Mail your entry forms to
Gerald Anderson Memorial 5K
759 East 525 North Morgan, Utah 84050
*Make checks payable to "Friends of the Morgan County Historical Society"

The BloodRun is a fun 5K run and 1 mile walk that helps fund the Utah Hemophilia Foundations education programs and camp for kids with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders.

The run is a blast through the 100 years McKay-Dee Hospital's history in Ogden Utah. This non-competitive, but extremely fun run will bring a smile to your face, if not from the run itself, then from the breakfast at the finish line included in your entry fee.
Join us in celebrating our 100 year anniversary with a run, breakfast and a sweet tech shirt to show for it. Where else can you get all this for $12?

Race Date: Saturday, June 12, 2010 Start
Time: 7am--Adults 9am (approx.)--Kids
Location: South County
Pool Address: 12765 South 1125 West
City: Riverton
E-Mail: stevea@desert-sharks.com
Race Website: http://www.desert-sharks.com/shark_attack

Description: 2010 Desert Sharks Shark Attack Triathlon: The Desert Sharks are proud to present the Shark Attack Triathlon. The Shark Attack Triathlon features a fun, family-friendly atmosphere. The Shark Attack will focus on the thrill of completing a triathlon, whether it is your first or fiftieth.
The race is designed for the novice and intermediate triathlete, but offers a great early season warm-up, brick session, or friendly competition between groups of experienced triathlete friends.
Electronic timing will be provided. Participants will be ranked by finishing time and the top finishers in each age-group will be recognized at a post-race ceremony. The Shark Attack is the perfect place to experience the tradition of triathlon.

Course Info: Adult Race - Adult Short Course Race (Swim 300yd, Bike 11.6 miles, Run 5K) - Teams allowed
Kids Race - TriKids Race (Swim 100 yd, Bike 5 miles, Run 1.2 Miles) Teams allowed

**Swim takes place in a 5 lane 50 yard pool. Swimmers will have their start staggered approximately every 10 seconds. Swimmers will be lined up according to estimated swim time. **Teams: Each team member must sign up individually. When signing up as a team on Active.com, each team member must enter the same team name.

Time: 5k 7:00am; Kids one mile Fun Run 7:45am
Place: Sunrise Meadows Park, 860 N Buffalo Drive, Saratoga Springs

Preregister online at www.saratoga-springs.net (click on online event registration
Fees: Kids one mile Fun Run $10
5K: Individual $20; Couples $30; Family $50

The Cache Valley Classic Triathlon is a Sprint and Olympic distance open water event located in Hyrum, Utah. Cache Valley is only 90 minutes from Salt Lake City and boasts quiet country fields with gorgeous views. Surround yourself with mountain views as you enjoy this picturesque course!

This Triathlon is sponsored by the Pleasant Grove Summer Swim Team.
Adults participate in a 5K, 8.5 mile bike ride and a 500m swim.
Kids Participate in a 1 mile run, 3 mile bike ride and a 250m swim.

Wasatch Back - Ragnar Relay Series

2010 Race Date: June 18 - 19, 2010

Think of it as a 188-mile party with 12 best friends. Teams of 12 will rock out to live bands, enjoy the wacky participant costumes, and make life-long friends with teammates and competitors. Teams will party along the backside of the beautiful Wasatch Mountains from Logan (85 miles north of Salt Lake City) to Park City, Utah (15 miles east of Salt Lake City).

Registration Deadline: 2/28/10

Team Fee: $1,200.00

Ultra Fee*: $600.00

High School: $300.00

*6 runners or less

Taxes and fees included. Registration prices are non-refundable.

Running three legs during a 24-hour relay race is much easier than you think. Each team member runs three legs, ranging between 3 and 8 miles. This relay race is physically demanding, but legs vary in difficulty, and runners can choose their legs. This unique relay format makes the Wasatch Back an accessible race for beginners yet challenging enough for the most competitive.

In addition to flawless logistics and a beautiful course you will receive:

- Live music along the course!
- Tech tee's for all participants
- Medals for all course finishers!
- Awards for all division winners!
- Best decorated vehicle award!
- Award for the best team name!
- A rocking finish line party!
- T-shirts for all volunteers

Come enjoy a run/walk through the beautiful gardens at Thanksgiving Point. Start/Finish line will be in the parking lot near the Children’s Garden entrance. Proceeds go to Women’s Services at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in Provo, Utah. Registration includes a T-shirt, water bottle, food and drinks at the finish area, and giveaways. Although time will be recorded and posted, medals will be given only for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place overall. All participants must register and have a bib, or be an infant in a stroller.

The Wahsatch Steeplechase is equivalent to a marathon, but run on a mountain trail with a vertical gain and loss of approximately 9000 feet in 17.5 miles. The course favors the up- hill runner right from the start, gaining 4500 vertical feet in the first 6 miles. After recovering from the seemingly endless vertical treadmill, you’ll find yourself at the top of a false summit. A greeting by the resident rattlesnake here is common, but your attention will quickly shift to negotiating “the crags” that sport a difficulty rating of 5.4 (Yosemite Decimal System) before reaching the actual summit of Black Mountain.

While the first part of the course favors the uphill runner, the rest of the course is quite the opposite--it’s all down-hill from here! As you descend from the summit to Smuggler’s Notch you’ll find a fully equipped aid station, a picture or item tacked on a tree (to insure you’re on the right trail and to verify that you’ve run the entire course) and 2.5 miles of quad-burning, gut-wrenching, knee-breaking downhill on an overgrown, root-infested single-track trail that leads to Rotary Park at the head of City Creek Canyon.

Now you’ll follow the road for 2 or 3 miles (who’s counting anyway) before moving back to the trail. The trail parallels the City Creek Canyon Road for approximately 3 miles before a short distance of pavement leads to the head of Memory Grove Canyon. Then it’s back to the trail for about 1.5 miles to the finish.