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Brandon Stapanowich sets FKT for "self-supported" thru hike of Colorado Trail

2016-07-16T13:41:49.761Z

Ultrarunner Brandon Stapanowich of Manitiou Springs, Colo., finished the 485-mile Colorado Trail in 9 days, 14 hours, 28 minutes, one of the quickest times in the trail's 29-year history. He now has the "fastest known time" for a self-supported hiker, meaning he picked up his food and supplies at designated points along the way and could accept to assistance.

Brandon Stapanowich about 310 miles into his self-supported Colorado Trail adventure

2016-07-13T02:20:18.324Z

We found Brandon Stapanowich cruising around Twin Lakes in central Colorado on July 12, 2016. Brandon had knocked out about 310 miles in six and a half days of hiking and easy running on his self-supported Colorado Trail adventure.
He began the trip at about 5 a.m. on July 6 in Durango, Colo., and said he expected to finish the 485-mile hike on the afternoon of July 15, or the morning of July 16, at the mouth of Waterton Canyon in Littleton.
He said the miles were a little lonely, but he physically felt good and was happy to have the toughest part of the trail behind him. His gear selection is minimal with no camp stove or tent. He has a sleeping pad and quilt, and is using a tarp to fashion a shelter with his hiking poles at night. He is surviving one regular trail snacks. He had packed peanut butter concoctions with chocolate and coconut and other ingredients, but the peanut butter leaked from it's container and was unusable.
Photos of Brandon here > http://bit.ly/29G7s0J
Read his blog about preparing for the trip > http://bit.ly/29D9Tj9
Follow his progress > http://trackleaders.com/ct

Start of the Run to Beat Pancreatic Cancer

2016-04-03T17:48:10.433Z

Stephen VanGampleare and Kristina Mascarenas dashed to the wins in the second Run to Beat Pancreatic Cancer 5K on Saturday at Monument Valley Park. VanGampleare set a new overall race record, finishing in 17 minutes, 15 seconds. Mascarenas, who won the inaugural race in 2015, clocked 19:37.

Start of the Blue Moon Trail Run

2014-08-30T03:00:18.728Z

The brave souls in the Blue Moon Trail Run, chugged up a tough hill to start the race on Friday at Ute Valley Park. There were actually two races, a 5K and a 10K.
Elizabeth Watkins, 31, of Colorado Springs, was the big winner of the night. Watkins, who runs for the Colorado Running Company, finished second overall in the 10K and set a new course record with a time of 40 minutes, 38 seconds. She was only 46 seconds behind Andrew Jarvis, 25, Colorado Springs, who won the men's race with a 39:52.
Adam Rich (33, Colorado Springs) charged to the win in the 5K, covering the technical singletrack course in 17:11. And 13-year-old Paige Embaugh won the women's 5K in 23:41.

Start of the Pikes Peak-area runners Boston Tribute Run

2013-05-07T04:16:56.333Z

The Pikes Peak Region's running community came out in force on Monday to pay tribute to those injured in the Boston Marathon bombing as well as the event staff that performed flawlessly as the tragedy unfolded.
About 300 runners and walkers knocked off a 5K at University Village Shopping Center and rocked out to the sweet tunes of the Inman Brothers Band.
Runners signed a giant card for Boston and donated to onefundboston.org (https://secure.onefundboston.org/page...) which will support the people most affected by the tragic events.