Here’s a look at KRRA’s Twosome 5K that took place Feb 10/13. Great work, everyone!
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Twosome Run 2013
Here’s a look at KRRA’s Twosome 5K that took place Feb 10/13. Great work, everyone!
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In the meantime, click on the following link to see the video.
Twosome Run 2013
Grab you partner and sign up for KRRA’s 2013 Twosome Run!
This race is organized and supported by the Kingston Road Runners Association in support of KRRA charitable causes as well as the Limestone Learning Foundation.
In this unique Winter event, runners compete as individuals for KRRA series points, but can also compete as male-female teams for “twosome” overall and combined age group placings.
The course takes runners along city streets through the Queen’s University campus and past many of the historic “Old Stones” of Kingston. Post race refreshments and awards take place in the warmth of the school gymnasium.
Date/Time Sunday, February 10, 2013, 10:30AM
Location Winston Churchill Public School, Earl and MacDonnell Streets
For more information click: Twosome Run
Here’s a look at last year’s event:
Grab your partner and join in KRRA’s Twosome 5km Run on Sunday, February 10th at 10:30 am!
This is the second race in the 2013 KRRA Race Series. The race starts and finishes at Winston Churchill Public School at Earl & MacDonnell Sts so you can stay warm before and after the run. First 120 participants to sign up will receive a pair of signature Twosome technical socks. Medals will go to the top three teams (male/female) and in each combined age category (<40, 40-49, ..., 100-109, 110+).
Sign up for KRRA ($20/individual, $30/family) and get a $10 discount on all KRRA races.
For more information about this race go to Twosome Run. Race registration can be dropped off at Runners’ Choice (cash or cheque only).
See you and your partner on February 10th!
Kingston native Dylan Wykes made his Olympic debut in the men's marathon at the 2012 London Summer Games. He posted a top-20 finish with a time of 2:15:26, making him the first Canadian to cross the line in the grueling heat.