3/7/2026 And 3/8/2026

The Super Bull Trail Championships

Wooster, Ohio

3/7/2026

50K Tail Race

Josh Keane

Finish Time:  8:20:27

Overall Place:  40th Place / 41

Division Place:  N/A

25K Trail Race

Lisa Keane

Finish Time:  4:00:28

Overall Place:  76th Place / 92

Division Place:  N/A

Felicia Neal

Finish Time:  4:37:06

Overall Place:  85th Place / 92

Division Place:  N/A

3/8/2026

5K Trail Race

Josh Keane

Finish Time:  37:49

Overall Place:  15th Place / 70

Division Place:  1st Place Grand Master

Lisa Keane

Finish Time: 38:06

Overall Place:  17th Place / 70

Division Place:  1st Place Female Master

Felicia Neal

Finish Time:  1:01:12

Overall Place:  63rd Place / 70

Division Place:  N/A

Race Recap By Josh Keane:

50K Review:

What a fantastic jaunt in the woods at the Super Bull Trail Championships 50k Saturday. We could not have chosen a better event as my last long run before the Georgia Death Race. The race directors and volunteers were to notch. The course was a little muddy but beautiful, fun, challenging and well marked. Aid stations were positioned well and fully stocked. Great atmosphere and really brought that trail running community vibe where everyone is cheering everybody on! Each loop is over 7 miles so the 25k was two loops and the 50k was four loops. Each loop offered a little over 1,000 feet of elevation gain and beautiful views. The course was fairly technical with a few creek crossings. I would definitely recommend this race and no doubt I will run it again! Great job to Lisa Keane and Felicia Neal on doing a fantastic job out there and hanging out with me!

Race Recap By Lisa Keane:

25K Review:

I signed up for this race just for the fantastic swag (PUFFY VEST!!!) and was blessed with so much more!
Beautiful but challenging course, supportive RD/ volunteers & so many friends new & old!
A bit of grit training – I struggled with the heat , lost one of my fuels which put me behind my calories, and got lost THREE TIMES on the 1st loop.
Came into the main aid station with huge HA and a bit defeated but the volunteer fed me, filled my bottles, and sent me packing – he wasn’t taking my excuses!
Second loop went better and I would love to come back and try again next year!

5K Review:

I ran the long run yesterday with an option to run the short run today for just $15 more? Yes, please!
All of the rocks/ roots/ creeks/ hills/ mud but condensed!
Pro tip- Running the long run the day before gives you the home field advantage feel for the short run!
No double swag but you do get a 2nd chance at homemade chili and an overall award!
Started out with a shake out run and felt good so decided to make up for yesterday.
1st place Masters division earned me a $20 gift card to the swag shop! Best award EVER!
I would definitely like to come back and do this one again next year!

Race Recap By Felicia Neal:

25K Review

Today I completed Super Bull Championships 25k. Let me tell you it was not easy! However the race was very well organized and was so much fun! The hills were brutal, my legs are Jello! The best part was the grilled cheese after! Tomorrow is round 2!

5K Review:

Today was round 2 and I completed Super Bull Championships 5K. Let me tell you it was much easier since I decided to switch from the 12.5k to the 5k and walk! The race was very well organized and was so much fun like yesterday! I will do this race series again. The hills were still there and brutal as ever! The best part was the post race grilled cheese, chili and hitting the brewery afterwards with friends.

3/7/2026

The Road Apple Roubaix

Garrettsville, Ohio

Mike Williams

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Steve Zenar

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Mike Pastva

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Event Recap By Steve Zenar:

I couldn’t have asked for better weather (thank you Mother Nature for the nice 3-4 hour window of sunshine) and company Mike Williams, Mike Zenar, and ran into Mike Pastva (just realized I was outnumbered 3 Mike’s to 1 Steve). The ride as usual was well organized, a great route that was well marked, and supported by many awesome volunteers. Today was all about enjoying the ride and spending some much needed time on the bike outside (finally). Finished ahead of the strong storms that blew through. Oh, and the swag… I mean if you don’t like the shirt and pint glass… I may be concerned about your childhood “Hey You Guys!

Event Recap By Mike Pastva:

Today I did the Road Apple Roubaix. What a great, well supported ride. It was so much fun riding with Steve Zenar Mike Zenar and Mike Williams. ( missed Scott Orlando) for some fun on course shenanigans.
This course is always a challenge, photos  always taken on a climb so there is no walking my bike. It felt good to blow the dust off my legs and get back to it.

3/1/2026

Taji 100 Virtual Challenge

GWOT 100 – National Virtual Challenge
Complete 100 miles during February in any way you choose: run, walk, ruck, cycle, swim, row, SkiErg, elliptical, stair climber, or Jacob’s Ladder. Go solo or with your community—what matters is showing up and honoring our nation’s heroes.

This event is for everyone – not just GWOT vets. Sign up, challenge yourself, and be part of something special.

Josh Keane

Miles Completed:  206.21

Overall Place:  560th Place / 24903

Lisa Keane

Miles Completed: 145.43

Overall Place:  1756th Place / 24903

Lynett McClay

Miles Completed 100.71

Overall Place:  8495th Place / 24903

Event Review By Lisa Keane:

Run / Bike / Swim / Row / Ruck your way thru the month of February in support of our Veterans.
Easy sign up for this virtual event is free with add on options for swag!
Join your local team & compete w/ each other in the race to 100 miles!
Meanwhile your entire team combines miles to compete with other teams across the United States!
Get together with friends to complete distances or earn miles on your own. Nice way to get motivated and moving after the long winter!
Once you complete an activity, add your distances on the website. Some activities are worth different distances but the website has an easy conversion chart. For example, you must complete 3 miles on the bike per 1 mile counted toward your 100.
The website awards you virtual badges along the way for extra motivation.
I completed 145.4 miles in 1757th overall place!

Event Review By Lynett McClay:

Taji/ GWOT 100= 1 Mission – 100 miles. The virtual event you can run/ hike/ bike/swim/ row or ruck your way to 100 miles in February to support our veterans. There is easy sign up on the website. You can either sign up for free or add other options for different swag. You can join your local team and compete with each other for the race to 100 miles. Also the team will compete with other team throughout the U.S. You can get together with friends or complete your miles on your own. This virtual event always keeps me motivated through the long winters. Every mile stone you reach the website gives you badges for your accomplishments. I finished with 100.7 miles and placed 8495th out of 24903.

3/1/2026

Run For Bob 5K

New Philadelphia, Ohio

Lori Fritz

Finish Time:  28:18

Overall Place:  45th Place / 123

Division Place:  2nd Place / 7

Lisa Keane

Finish Time:  36:28

Overall Place:  81st Place / 123

Division Place:  6th Place / 10

Lynette McClay

Finish Time:  36:28

Overall Place:  81st Place / 123

Division Place:  2nd Place / 5

Felicia Neal

Finish Time:  52:28

Overall Place:  111th Place / 123

Division Place:  4th Place / 5

Lori Fritz, Lisa Keane, Lynett McClay, And Felicia Neal all volunteered for registration and packet pick up duties.

Race Recap By Lisa Keane:

A beautiful day for this final year memorial race! Affordable sign up is family friendly. Well marked flat & fast course w/volunteer presence for safety. Trophy awards for overall winners and medals for age group. Nice after party w/ raffles and pizza lunch.

Race Recap By Felicia Neal:

Today I volunteered and walked the last Run for Bob 5K. It was a great turn out, there were about 150 people that participated in the race today. I think Run for Bob might have been one of the first races I did when we first moved here 4 years ago. This event will be missed and it was bitter sweet to check in people for the last race. I am so thankful I was able to help.

Race Recap By Lynett McClay:

It was a beautiful but chilly day for a run. This course was flat and fast. They had indoor packet pick up with simple and easy directions. They also had snacks and pizza at the end of the race for everyone. Top 3 runner overall received a trophy and top 3 runners in each age group. I had no expectations on this race. I got 2nd place in my age group. Congratulations to everyone.

2/28/2026

Time To Paddy Half Marathon

Brecksville, Ohio.

Josh Keane

Finish Time:  2:11:03

Overall Place:  19th Place / 37

Division Place:  1st Place / 1

Lisa Keane

Finish Time:  2:11:27

Overall Place:  20th Place / 37

Division Place:  1st Place / 1

Felicia Neal

Finish Time:  2:18:43

Overall Place:  20th Place / 37

Division Place:  1st Place / 1

Brittany Kiehl volunteered finish line duties.

Race Recap By Lisa Keane:

Spring is in the air & a St Patty’s Day race is just the ticket!
Choose your distance & get ready for some hills. Course was well marked on the bike path with police presence for safety at the 2 road crossings. Out and back you will be running uphill until you hit the turn around for a fast return to the finish line- twice for the half!
Nice swag includes a soft short sleeve shirt, bottle opener finishers medal, and overall/ age group awards in 5 year increments 3 deep.
1st half of the year my goal was 2:15 – finished 2:11 missing overall Masters by 2 minutes but placed 1st in my age group!
Love the extra 13.1 pins for the half finishers and age group award pin for my medal!

Race Recap By Josh Keane:

This was a great race! The half marathon was a fun course with a few hills which made it challenging. Course was marked well and support was fantastic. Will certainly do this one again.

Race Recap By Felicia Neal:

Today I ran Time to Paddy Half Marathon in Brecksville, Ohio with Lisa Keane and Josh Keane. It was an absolutely beautiful day for a fun run! The race was very well organized, super smooth and the race director was lots of fun! I got 1st in my age group! I would do this race again but I wish it ended with a green beer!

Race Recap By Brittany Kiehl:

I volunteered this morning for the Time to Paddy Race. They had me photograph the racers crossing the finish line. It was my first time ever photographing a race so hopefully they aren’t too terrible.
This was a smaller race. They had a 5K, 10K (one loop), and half marathon (2 loops) option so there was something for everyone. I had a lot of runners say the hills on the course were tough. The finishers medal were a nice bottle opener/ magnet. Runners also received a nice, soft t-shirt. Top overall finishers received a little trophy pin and the half marathon had a 13.1 pin. They had some snacks and water at the end.

2/21/2026

Sunny Lake Winter Score Orienteering Challenge

Aurora, Ohio.

Rachel Turner

Rachel was at the event supporting and assisting Bill Sutley who

Finish Time:  1:27:40

Total Points:  530

Overall Place:  17th Place / 37

2/22/2026

The Mandel JCC Indoor Triathlon And Biathlon

Beachwood, Ohio

Triathlon

Lisa Keane

Swim: 23 Laps
Bike: 6.6 Miles
Run: 29 Laps

Finish Distance 14,929.88 Meters

Overall Place 26th Place / 87

Division Place:  4th Place / 36

Biathlon

Josh Keane

Bike: 6.68 Miles
Run: 28 Laps

Finish Distance 14,350.30 Meters

Overall Place 2nd Place / 14

Scott Orlando

Bike: 5.5 Miles
Run: 31.5 Laps

Finish Distance 13,051.27 Meters

Overall Place 5th Place / 14

Race Recap By Lisa Keane:

The longest Ohio winter – let’s break it up w/ an indoor triathlon!
Love this race & all the friendly volunteers running it! Shout out to the lovely lady checking me in. Josh signed up for the duathlon- there is only one leg and it is 1st (8:15)
There are 8 legs of the tri and you don’t get to pick. I was assigned 8th (12:30)
That lovely lady noticed the time discrepancies and took it upon herself to find me a spot in the 3rd wave! (10:45) Made our day so much smoother!
Beautiful facility! Pool Swim 15 / Stationary bike 20 / Indoor Track run 20 then add it all up for your final score!
Nice swag, awards, & post event snacks.

Race Recap By Scott Orlando:

I had a fun morning at the Mandel JCC competing in the indoor triathlon / biathlon. I wasn’t 100% race ready today but thought this race would be a lot more fun than training on the dreadmill or braving the cold outside. I competed in the biathlon which was a 20 minute spin bike followed by a 20 minute run on the 12th of a mile track.

My bike leg started off rough with my bike computer failing to start. The race officials quickly fixed the problem and restarted the bike. Each bike computer had its own timer so I did get the full 20 minutes completed. My completed bike mileage seemed very low. Either the computer wasn’t working or my resistance was set too low. I logged just 5.5 miles They did inform us that increased resistance would correlate to more distance gained. I thought I had dialed up the resistance. For whatever reason the bike leg set me very far behind other competitors.

The run leg went much better. I had the fastest run leg in the individual biathlon field logging 31.5 laps around the small track.
The results posted so far are a little confusing but I think I was 5th overall. The bike leg really killed my overall score. I have no idea how the divisions or award categories work.
The race was very well organized and all of the volunteers and race organizers were very helpful and friendly. All participants received a nice soft t-shirt along with some other race themed swag. Post race snacks included fruit, granola bars, and donuts. Any race that has donuts at the finish is worth doing! It was fun racing with Team ER members Josh Keane and Lisa Keane.

On a cold snowy day it was great to be inside competing and training for other upcoming races. Although I have volunteered several times for indoor triathlons and biathlons this was my first time competing in one. I highly recommend and look forward to doing it again.

2/21/2025

The Chili Bowl Classic 5K

Cleveland, Ohio

Kelsie Kline

Finish Time:  25:35

Overall Place:  99th Place / 491

Division Place:  4th Place / 35

Kevin Christensen

Finish Time:  30:35

Overall Place:  230th Place / 491

Division Place:  12th Place / 19

Race Recap By Kevin Christensen:

The Chili Bowl Classic was a lot of fun and well attended. If you get back quick enough, you can sample chili from local firehouses and police stations. The chili was great. You do need to be a runner to get the good stuff though. Every fire station and police station police station had their own recipes.

2/21/2026

The Towpath Trail YMCA Swim-A-Thon

50 Minute Timed Swim

Navarre, Ohio

Lisa Keane

Total Laps Completed

39 Laps

Felicia Neal

36 Laps Completed

Josh Keane volunteered and Lynett McClay was at the event supporting Team ER members

Event Recap By Lisa Keane:

This was my 4th year swimming to support the aquatics program! 50 minute swim to get as many laps as you can! I missed my goal by ONE LAP! But very much enjoyed this event surrounded by so many great friends! Thank you to everyone who sponsored me and showed up to cheer me on! Together we raised $150!

Event Recap By Felica Neal:

This was my very first Swim-a-thon at the YMCA located in Navarre with Lisa Keane . It was 50 minutes of nonstop swimming. It was a lot of fun but I have never swam continuously like that before! It was hard work! This event was very well organized and went very smooth. They had amazing volunteers! Josh Keane counted my laps.

2/18/2026

The 90 Pound Rucksack Challenge

Peninsula, Ohio

The Ninety-Pound Rucksack Challenge is a nationwide ski mountaineering event to honor the legacy of the 10th Mountain Division’s historic Riva Ridge ascent during WWII by recreating their climb—ascending 1,500–2,500 feet and skiing down.

Russ Neubert

Finish Time:  1:10:00