* For 2010 - THE FINAL AID STATION PLACEMENT IS STILL IN WORK. AID STATIONS, FOR THE FIRST HALF, WILL BE AT LEAST AT MILES FOUR, SEVEN AND TEN. THE SECOND HALF STATIONS BELOW ARE STILL VALID.
06/05/2010
8:30 AM
Aid covers (6:00)7:00 minute/mile to 12:00 minute/mile Pace.
Volunteers pick supplies up at the start of race unless you made previous arrangements.
Early start participants may start at 7:30.
* The early starters are required to carry a water bottle for at least the first half. If your running faster than a 10:00 minute pace, you should consider starting at 8:30 otherwise you will out run your aid support. Aid will be available at mile 7.7 for the early starters. They will also enjoy all the aid stations from mile 13 until the finish.
Aid Station Responsibility Time
2.5 Jenny Shia + Steve Hamling 8:45 - 9:00
5.1 Steve Rowe + Brian Kalenius 9:00 - 9:31
7.7 Eric Sach (Balanced Athlete Running Store - Kent) 8:35 - 9:20 - 10:03
10.3 Larry and Laura Coyne (9:30) 9:40 - 10:35
13.0 Jenny Shia + Steve Hamling 9:40 - 10:00 - 11:07 (Last runner should be by between 10:30 and 10:50.)
15.8 Becky Gifford + (maybe 1 more?) (10:00)10:20 - 11:45
19.0 Rob Willis + Roger Willis (10:20)10:40 - 12:20
21.0 Alex Juchems + Sarah Juchems + Larry and Laura Coyne (10:35)10:55 - 12:40
22.5 Thomas Rogers and John Schaphorst (10:45)11:05 - 1:00
24.0 Larry Nelson + Kate Nelson-Armstrong (10:50)11:15 - 1:15
26.2 Steve Hamling + Everyone 11:00 Finish Line aid
Return: Steve Rowe, Steve Hamling, Fern Barrick and Cher Moffit will have their vans available to take people back to the start. To: We may be providing limited transportation to the start of the race. Porta Potty: Provided by Bill Barmore NOTE*: Jenny Shia + Steve Hamling will go to aid station 2.5 to watch all runners before going to 13.0 to catch the early starters. They should be getting there around 9:40 in plenty of time to support the early starters. Then they will go to the finish line to greet all of you and to record times. I think they will be able to leave around 10:50 from mile 13.0. Steve Rowe will meet them at finish area also.
Last updated 02/27/2010 at 5:01PM
Green River Marathon and all volunteers are not responsible for any injuries or deaths. The Green River Marathon is a free run; the aid is free, the run is free, shirts are sold at cost, there are no bib numbers, there are no awards, and no one is paid. This is a low key run amongst friends. If you require special assistance or are unsure of your abilities please think twice about running 26.2 miles, unless you take necessary precautions. You must have medical clearance from your doctor before you begin any exercise program or running in any marathons. It is not our intent for anyone to get hurt while running the Green River Marathon.