Early results have been posted for the 2012 Reach the Beach New Hampshire relay. The 200-mile, 24-hour event took place Sept. 14th and 15th, going from Cannon to Hampton Beach.
For results for previous years of RTB New Hampshire, see the results page here.
The next RTB event is Reach the Beach New Jersey, taking place Oct. 12th and 13th, from Mountain Creek to Seaside Heights.
Congrats to all RTB New Hampshire finishers!
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Showing posts with label RTB relay. Show all posts
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Saturday, September 17, 2011
2011 Reach the Beach (N.H.) Results
The New Hampshire edition of the the Reach the Beach relay took place Sept. 17th and 18th, from Cannon to Hampton Beach.
You can find the 2011 Reach the Beach N.H. results here. As of 1 p.m. Eastern time on Saturday the page says that there are early results, so they may not be entirely accurate. The standings will be updated as teams finish. (See previous years' RTB N.H. results here.)
For other information on the event, see the Reach the Beach N.H. website.
You can find the 2011 Reach the Beach N.H. results here. As of 1 p.m. Eastern time on Saturday the page says that there are early results, so they may not be entirely accurate. The standings will be updated as teams finish. (See previous years' RTB N.H. results here.)
For other information on the event, see the Reach the Beach N.H. website.
Friday, May 20, 2011
2011 Reach the Beach Relay (Massachusetts) is Underway
The Massachusetts version of the Reach the Beach relay is now underway. Officially known as The RTB Relay: Wachusett to Westport, the event features teams of varying sizes running 200 miles over a 24-hour period. RTB starts in Princeton, Mass. at the Mount Wachusett Ski Area and concludes at the Horseneck Beach State Reservation in Westport.
I've heard of Reach the Beach a number of times over the years but was never really quite clear what it was all about. This year I know a few people in one of the teams, some I'm taking more of an interest in it. Teams can be up to 12 members, and each member runs three legs in the event. (You can learn some of the basic rules and registration info here, and find a PDF list of RTB Massachusetts teams and start times here].)
You can check for Reach the Beach live results (nothing in as of 12 Noon on May 20th, but check back later for information).
There's also the Reach the Beach New Hampshire relay on Sept. 16th and 17th. (It's sold out, but the site says there are still spots available through charity partners.)
I've heard of Reach the Beach a number of times over the years but was never really quite clear what it was all about. This year I know a few people in one of the teams, some I'm taking more of an interest in it. Teams can be up to 12 members, and each member runs three legs in the event. (You can learn some of the basic rules and registration info here, and find a PDF list of RTB Massachusetts teams and start times here].)
You can check for Reach the Beach live results (nothing in as of 12 Noon on May 20th, but check back later for information).
There's also the Reach the Beach New Hampshire relay on Sept. 16th and 17th. (It's sold out, but the site says there are still spots available through charity partners.)
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