Sunday, June 15, 2008

Mt. Hood Scramble

The 2008 edition of the Mt. Hood Scramble was everything it promised and more. More miles, more river crossings, more snow, more blood and more filth. Due to large amounts of snow on the upper sections of the original course, the 2008 course started by going downstream along the White River before turning back up to and past the parking lot and start/finish area. With a winning time of over 1 hour (no official results or race times were available at the time of this posting), most runners thought the course was long (or just really slow - or both). Despite the challenging course, the weather was perfect - cool, clear, calm with perfect views of Mt. Hood.

Here are the results as transcribed from Kevin Foreman's award ceremony (apologies in advance for any spelling massacres):
Top 3 Men Overall:
1st - Alex McGlandrey
2nd - Joe Remitz
3rd - Torrey Lindbo (pictured below)

Top 3 Women Overall:
1st - Mandy Giblen
2nd - Angela Lindbo
3rd - Heather Elizabeth Davis

Top Masters:
Men - Dean Giblen (pictured above)
Women - Dee Holzman

Age Group Awards:
Female 15 - 19 - Rebecca Lyon
Male 15 - 19 - Mike Dee
Female 20 - 24 - Emily Ferguson
Male 20 - 24 - Dan Straight
Female 25 - 29 - Audra Henderson
Male 25 - 29 - Brett Mclain
Female 30 - 34 - Barbara ???
Male 30 - 34 - Pat Fair
Female 35 - 39 - Cassie Vanderhassen
Male 35 - 39 - Pat Cassidy
Female 40 - 44 - ????
Male 40 - 44 - Mike Tyler
Female 45 - 49 - Jen W.
Male 45 - 49 - Rick Eglar
Female 50 - 54 - ???
Male 50 - 54 - Gaiter Hoffman
Female 55 - 59 - ???
Male 55 - 59 - Mark Moshan
Male 60+ Robert Andrews

Race Photos are available at:
http://picasaweb.google.com/RichardABolt/MtHoodScramble

When available, complete & official results can be found at http://xdogevents.com/scheduleandresults.html

2 comments:

Alan said...

What kind of a team name is Red Lizard, anyway? CMS rules!

Unknown said...

Alan - That is an excellent question and I will answer it for you in a way that will surely shed light on this important question of East meets West. A "Red Lizard" is a runner that in spite of the name, is not in fact, actually red in color but rather red in nature - in mind, body and spirit. To make a long story short see http://redlizardrunning.com/ and compare to http://www.cmsrun.org/.