Results & Photos from 2019 Mount Tammany 10!
What a nice weekend of racing and adventuring! On Saturday some of our areas toughest runners were at the MT. Tammany 10 giving it their best as they tried to complete as many loops in 10 hours as they could. This race offers you just under 40 extremely rocky miles with over 12,500 ft of elevation gain and loss. Congratulations to all who toed the line and thank you to Athletic Equation for organizing this great event!
Congratulations to MPF RNR Athletes
Jay Lemos for taking the win and finishing his 5th consecutive MT. Tammany 10!
Mendy Gallo, took the win at her very first attempt of Tammany!
De’vang Patel placed 3rd and Mike Suidy was top 10 in his first attempt.
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MPF RNR Athlete Jay Lemos kicked his 2017 season off with the rugged Mount Tammany 10! This is how his race went down.
Congratulations to everyone who raced & volunteered at this weekends events! A quick update from some of the races this past weekend and photos from Julian Vicente taken during the Mount Tammany 10.
I woke up, and my watch said 3:10am. The Tammany 10 started at 6:30 in the Delaware Water Gap, over 4 hours north of where I was scrambling...
It is fitting that I ended up doing a loop course race following the recent discussion of whether or not loop courses are defined as trail races. I can tell now that the Mt. Tammany 10 is definitely a trail race, and despite the 10 loops, you could not even call it monotonous. I was wishing for a little more monotony towards the end of the day (day, for a 40 mile race?).