2022 Race Director of The Year – Allen Blay
Presented by Heather Vickers January 8, 2023 Thank you to all of our race directors. We couldn’t have a club without each of you. Our race director of the year this year is an active member of our club. He and his family are all active members of the club. He’s also...
2022 Female Triathlete of The Year – Kory Skrob
Presented by Tina Bahmer January 8, 2023 It is an absolute pleasure to present the female Triathlete of the Year. This is not just an award about doing a race or triathlon, or actually finishing at the podium spot. The award is so much bigger than that. It’s about a...
Yoga and Functional Stretching for Runners
A GWTC Lecture Series Event February 26, 2023, 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m., at Journeys in Yoga, located at 111 S Magnolia Dr Suite 33 Katie Devick will be the instructor. She will discuss injury prevention that can be addressed with stretching and mobility, followed by a...
The 2022 GWTC Male Runner of the Year – John Baughman
2022 Male Runner of the Year – John Baughman Presented by Mark Tombrink January 8, 2023 Please allow me to explain how our Male Runner of the Year has met the definition of the award description. How has he competed in both national and local events? First of all,...
The 2022 GWTC Female Runner of the Year – Katie Sherron (TP)
2022 GWTC Female Runner of the Year - Katie Sherron Written and presented by Tom Perkins January 8, 2023 A few years ago, at the Breakfast on the Track Mile Race, Bill Lott, Felton Wright and I were talking about starting a betting pool. A female runner had registered...
The 2022 GWTC Female Runner of the Year – Katie Sherron (MJY)
GWTC Female Runner of the Year Award - Katie Sherron Written by Mary Jean Yon In naming its Runners of the Year, Gulf Winds Track Club seeks to honor those who, besides achieving outstanding times in the past year at various distances in local, regional, and national...
Presidents Column June-July 2024
I subscribe to Popular Mechanics magazine. While the name is a bit of a misnomer in my view, I mostly have a subscription because my Dad always had one. There are always interesting articles, but the magazine starts out with a section called “Can’t Stop Thinking...
The purpose of this club shall be to encourage health and fitness, especially through participation in jogging and running, whether for competition, physical fitness, or pleasure; to stimulate the exchange of information about health, fitness and running and to disseminate such information; and to encourage individuals to pursue opportunities to participate and compete in races and other fitness activities and to provide organized events in which interested individuals may participate.