For the 2002 Wurtsboro Mtn 30k race, sponsors and entry fees contributed:

  • The funding needed to put on a professional quality event
  • Fund-raising for Nana's House Day Care Center
  • Water, gatorade, Clif Shots at aid stations.
  • Clif Bars, water, oranges, bananas, pre-sliced bagels, cream cheese and jelly at end of finish line chute.
  • Medals for all finishers at end of finish line chute. 
  • Six foot subs with everything on them, salad, soda, juice and beer
  • Complimentary massage by Licensed Massage Therapist Mr. Marian Srokosz
  • Professionally designed Wurtsboro Mountain 30Km Run T-shirts (S-M-L-XL)
  • Sixty-two awards in age groups: more awards in groups with more participants
  • Drawings for sports watches, an hour of professional massage, and a night at a local inn.
  • The biggest trophies to the male and female overall champion.

    • Our sponsors are wonderful people who want you to have a great time.
    They care about you and the children of Nana's House Day Care Center.

    Platinum Sponsors:

    Clif Bar & Clif Shots donated 250 Clif Bars and 500 Clif Shots

    Amendola's Pizza & Pasta, 28 Lake Street, Monroe, NY; phone: 845-782-4432: six foot subs, salads, utensils, plates

    Gusar's Pharmacy, on Broadway in Monticello: cash donation

    Gold Sponsors:
    Medical Professional Liability Agency, Ltd.: cash donation

    Silver Sponsors:
    Linen Communications: cash donation; cell phones, wireless communications; Monticello, Liberty, Binghamton
    Kow Loon Chinese Restaurant: nearby on Sullivan Street; cash donation
    Schumacher Systems, Inc.: cash donation from owner Craig S., who biked the course during the race
    Monticello Bagel Bakery: donated 20 dozen of the freshest bagels- the freshest in the region.
    Days Inn of Wurtsboro, 845-888-2727: accommodations close to start; cash donation
    Wurtsboro G-Mart: on Rt 209 between the village of Wurtsboro and Rt 17; donated water, bananas, oranges
    Valley Brook Inn, Wurtsboro, 845-888-0330: donated certificate for one night's stay for drawing; accommodations close to start
    Sysco Food Services, the largest food distributor in the world, donated cream cheese and jelly, courtesy of Mike Kreloff; One Liebich Lane, Halfmoon, NY 12065; 1-800-735-3343 ext3629


    Bronze Sponsors:
    Marian Srokosz, LMT: professional massage services after the race; has been massage therapist to many of the best runners in the region
    Catskill Hiking Shack: nearby on Sullivan Street, has footcare supplies, outdoor clothing and gear
    Danny's Village Inn: sells sandwiches and drinks, corner of Rt 209 and Sullivan Street
    Lisa D'Alessandro, LMT: donated certificate for massage therapy for drawing
    Uncommon Ground gourmet coffee shop, Wurtsboro

    RRCA sanctioned courtesy of Sullivan Striders walking and running club

    Volunteers helped with pre-race registration, course set-up, staffing aid stations, encouraging and directing runners at turns, getting the post-race buffet food ready, awards and cleanup. The earliest volunteers arrived at 6:00am and the latest helped until 2:30pm to make this a quality event. Volunteers received race t-shirts and joined in the buffet and awards ceremony after the race.

    Many thanks to the great and enthusiastic volunteers! These folks were essential to making this event a success. Those who put in the most hours and effort included Brian Lynn, Steve Holmbraker, Bill Norton, Jay Shapp, Alice Duffy, Bob Harris, Karen Larsen, Lorraine Pahucki, Karen Linen, Mark Mishler, Susan Gadziala, Dennis Toscano.

    Bill Norton, Brian Lynn, Bob Harris and Ed Homenick took care of setting up and taking down course signage, marking course at turns and splits and setting up aid stations every mile. Bill Norton is the Roosa Gap Race Director; he organizes the 11.77 Mile Roosa Gap Roller Coaster Run in Wurtsboro (845-888-2107) on the last Sunday in September. 

    Contact Race Director Brian Cavanagh to volunteer.


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