UTTC was the top scoring Club at the 42nd Canadian Masters Athletics Championships at York Lions Stadium August 12-14.
Steepers dominated their event – Jamie, Wayne, Joy, Kate, and Vern
UTTC at the USATF Masters Championships
Nine UTTC Masters attended the USATF Championships in Grande Rapids Michigan July 14-17
M75 Vern Christensen broke the Canadian Record in the Steeplechase
UTTC at the Bum Run 5K
UTTC Wins The Brian Keaveney Trophy
Coach Paul accepts the Trophy from Brian Keaveney at the Ontario Masters Indoor Championships on February 28th. It is awarded to the Top Scoring Club at the meet. Points are scored for the top 6 finishers in each event in each 5 year age group.
UTTC finished with 340 points, followed closely by JamCan International Athletics with 320pts.
UTTC Masters Start The Indoor Season
UTTC had 38 entries at Sunday’s first Ontario Masters Winter Mini Meet
For a few new members, it was their first ever track meet.
Photo – Mary Harmer, Caitlin Henry, Kathryn Bautista, and Cassandra Koenig
I told them it was easy – gun goes off, start running !!
7th Annual UTTC Masters Christmas Party
2015 UTTC Awards Banquet
UTTC Head Coach Carl Georgevski addressed the group
in the Blue/White Room at Varsity Stadium on Wednesday Nov 18th
UTTC Masters at the Provincial XC Championships
The Ontario Cross Country Championships were held in Etobicoke’s Centennial Park on Sunday November 15th
UTTC Masters in 2nd Place in the Ontario XC Series
Joan Chung’s Experience at the Chicago Marathon
I went out aggressively for a couple reasons. Before the race, I decided to start with the 3:05 pace bunny and try to hold on; with the forecast of high winds and wanting to get into a rhythm early on, I figured that running with a group would have its benefits. When I got to the corral in the morning, I was late and pushed to the back. It took me a while to get up to the pace bunny and when I started running with the group, I realised that they were under pace, at times doing 4:15/km. Sure, it felt okay for the first few kilometers, and sure, the prospect of running an unexpected sub-3 marathon was blindly exciting; I stayed with them for a while, especially since the high buildings and my Garmin were not making friends, but as the pace showed no signs of leveling out to an actual 3:05 finish, I bailed on that group and decided to run my own race.
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