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PACESETTER PRESIDENT Steve Koven PRAIRIE STATE ROAD RUNNERS Spring/Summer MAY/JUNE 2014 Issue 3 CLUB OFFICERS PACESETTER PRESIDENT Steve Koven VICE PRESIDENT UPCOMING CIRCUIT RACES AND EVENTS Kricket Baltz SECRETARY Laura McLean TREASURER Dave Cyplick TRUSTEES JJC Foundation 5K Run/Walk—May 3, 2014 Jay Wait, Tom Baltz and http://www.jjc.edu/about/community-interests/foundation-5k/Pages/ Ray Wertelka default.aspx NEWSLETTER EDITOR Susan Mores St. Mary Immaculate 5K Run/Walk—May 17, 2014 http://smi5k2014.itsyourrace.com/event.aspx?id=382 The Pacesetter is published six times annually and emailed to all paid members. Send your articles, error corrections or comments to: [email protected] First Day of Summer—June 21, 2014 Celebrate!! Visit www.psrr.org for race results, race applications, Minooka Summerfest 5K Run/Walk—June 21, 2014 club info and more! Prairie State Road Runners MEMBERSHIP DUES MUST BE CURRENT IN ORDER TO Will County’s Running EARN CIRCUIT POINTS. Authority Since 1975 Prairie State Road Runners PacesetterPacesetter table of contents May/June 2014 | Issue 3 FEATURES 7 How Do You Display Your Bling? by Sue Mores DEPARTMENTS 9 Relay Race Checklist—by Sue Mores 11 He is The Ultra Fart—by Sue Mores 3 Prez Says—by Steve Koven 13 Why I Run—by Mary Leonard 6 Letters to the Editor—send us your comments! 15 New Places, Same Great Faces—by Rich De 16 Travelin’ “PRAIRIE STATE ROAD Grush RUNNERS”—send us your photos! 17 Manhattan Irish Fest Parade 5K—Pictures 18 Birthdays & New Members 19 Race to the Plate 5K—info 20 Circuit Standings 23 Circuit Race Schedule 24 PSRR Membership Application DUES WEEKLY CLUB EVENTS Individual Memberships Sunday run with the Breakfast are $18.00 per year Club at 8AM on the I&M Canal Family Memberships towpath/Channahon State Park. are $23.00 per year Breakfast follows at Lallo’s Bar Student Memberships and Grill at approximately 10am. are $12.00 per year Wednesday night track Checks Payable To: workouts will resume in the Prairie State Road Runners spring. Mail To: Prairie State Road Runners, Thursday Group runs from DNA Athletics in Crest Hill. Contact store at P.O. Box 293 (815)588-0908 for seasonal schedule. Channahon, IL 60410-0293 Newsletter created by Susan Mores Many thanks to all contributors who submitted articles and pictures! 2 B Y S TEVE KOVEN What does it take to be a race director? It’s easy, right? I mean really, how hard could it be? That’s what I used to think! It turns out that being a race director, and starting a race from scratch is much harder than it seems! The story of the Manhattan Irish Fest Parade 5k for me goes back to the 2013 PSRR Annual Banquet, but de- pending on who you talk to, it actually goes back to the mid 90’s and the first year Irish Fest was held. We weren’t the first to hold a race in conjunction with the Fest, but we were the first to do so in a very long time. My involvement came about after Dave Cyplick mentioned at the 2013 banquet that we were interested in holding a new race, and were looking for ideas. A few days later, Ray Wertelka emailed me and said he was interested in directing a race in his hometown of Manhattan. We talked and emailed back and forth over the next few weeks and decided to contact the organizers of Irish Fest with the idea for holding a race in conjunc- tion with the Fest. We were hoping to meet with the organizers as soon as possible to give us time to plan the race, but it took time to set up a meeting. Irish Fest is a big event and involves dozens of volunteers and committees, but their event has a long history, so they don’t need to hold planning meetings until fall. We had our initial meeting in October, and didn’t receive final approval until December… For a race that would be held March 1! Ray and I had agreed to co-direct the race the first year, and in the future it would be his responsibility. This was the first race either one of us directed, although I’ve been involved in a few races in my time as President of PSRR, and organized the Free 5k this past summer. I felt the need to be involved because I could help pro- mote it, as well as answer questions and make decisions for the club in dealing with the other involved organi- zations. This was, for a first race to direct… Quite the undertaking. We had our club board meetings, Irish Fest board meetings, meetings with the Village of Manhattan. The Irish Fest organizers were great to work with, and helped us wherever needed, but it still was a lot of work to get the details sorted out. For me, it really couldn’t come at a worse time, because as President, the busiest time is the end of the year. I had to plan the banquet, order the awards, and tie up all the loose ends from the previous year… All while helping plan a brand new, somewhat complicated event. At the same time, I was coaching my oldest son’s basketball team and attending (Continued on page 4) 3 (Continued from page 3) much work to do, and seemingly nue to lead the way. I glanced not enough time. We did our best down at my watch, only to see, the offseason meetings and to delegate tasks and make sure shockingly, the stopwatch hadn’t coaches clinics for the upcoming everything was taken care of. started! The time was compro- baseball season. It was a wonder Our volunteers did a great job, mised… The gloves I was wear- I could keep my schedule doing their jobs as well as taking ing apparently did not allow me straight! care of other issues which arose. to fully push the button. Shortly after the race started, the radio The week before the race was As our start time of 11am neared, crackled to life, but it was too very busy. Ray took the entire I rode my bike along the course late. Perhaps it was interference week off of work, while I at- to make sure everyone was in from the train, the abundance of tempted to work a couple days at place and understood their jobs. I police and fire radios due to the least. It seemed like I was parade… Maybe it was sun making the 30 minute drive spots, but we never did fig- to Manhattan every day! ure out what caused the ra- There were so many little dio blackout. I turned onto details for this race, and we Front Street as the race strived to make this the pressed on, only to see a best race possible for our mail truck turning onto the runners. Given the harsh course in front of me. Run- winter we experienced, we ners soon surrounded the were unable to use the truck, and inexplicably, the course we initially wanted truck continued to crawl to use, because the trail was down the street and deliver covered in snow and ice. mail. Our alternate course used the roads in town, but now I was crushed. I felt awful there was snow in the fore- about the timing mess up (I cast! Would the snow wait for was to lead the runners on the later found I was 1:06 late), and the race? course on my bike, and give the while I couldn’t have foreseen start signal via walkie talkie to the mail truck episode, that both- Race day arrived, and mercifully, the timer waiting at the finish ered me as well. Later a runner the forecast snow never material- line. We had cell phones as a fell at the finish line and ended ized. The village had pre-salted backup as well. The race would up at the hospital, and even the roads and a light dusting of start after the 11am Metra train though we found out later that snow did not cause us any prob- cleared the tracks on North Ave- evening he was OK… Even cor- lems. That’s not to say we didn’t nue. As the time for the race ar- recting for the things I could and have issues, but weather wasn’t a rived, I was feverishly trying to could not control, I just felt bad problem for us on race day, in contact the finish line staff via about things after the race. Con- fact, it was probably one of the walkie talkie and cell phone, with cerning the timing snafu, I felt best days we had all winter! no luck. I was forced to use my like I let a whole bunch of people Ray and I set up the cones on last backup method, and started down, even if we were able to Gougar Rd and then proceeded to the race using a stopwatch I car- correct the results. get the race set up. There was ried with me. The race begun, (Continued on page 5) and I pedaled down North Ave- 4 (Continued from page 4) from DNA Athletics to give from this, and have a new per- away. After my duties involv- spective on running and races The post-race party was pre- ing the race ended, I was able to now. It is most definitely not dictably fantastic. Great music, join my family and enjoy an easy to be a race director, espe- including two bagpipe bands, afternoon listening to music, cially for those of us who are beer, and corned beef sand- which was a great way to wind trying to fit it in around work wiches… What could go wrong down after the race.
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