Our third and final indoor track meet of 2026 brought another strong crowd to Barton Hall. We hosted 238 athletes with 539 event participations from 15 teams, including the Binghamton University Running Club, Cornell Running Club, Cornell Track & Field Club, GIAC Navigators, Groton Project TC, Mustangs Track Club, North Penn-Mansfield, SOAR Running Club, Southern… Read more »
Author: Adam Engst
2025 Runner Survey Results and Responses
As part of our election for new FLRC board members, we asked some survey questions to help us improve our operations and give you a chance to share feedback on how the club is working. The survey garnered 92 responses. Thanks to everyone who participated! Note that, since this was an entirely self-selected survey, it… Read more »
Two new FLRC Track leaderboard bests at the February Flash Dash
Our second indoor track meet of 2026 drew an enthusiastic crowd to Barton Hall. We hosted 218 athletes with 503 event participations from 15 teams, including the Candor Running Club, Cornell Running Club, Cornell Track & Field Club, GIAC Navigators, Groton Project TC, Montrose High School, North Penn-Mansfield, Odessa-Montour, SOAR Running Club, St. Francis St…. Read more »
World and American Records Set at the 57th Hartshorne Masters Mile
The Finger Lakes Runners Club hosted the 57th annual Hartshorne Memorial Masters Mile on January 17, 2026, at Cornell University’s Barton Hall. With 90 runners competing across seven heats—tying the record attendance set at the 50th anniversary race in 2017—the meet delivered exciting races, stellar age-graded performances, and two record-breaking runs! In the Combined Section… Read more »
January Jicker Kicks Off the 2026 Track Season in Style
Our first track meet of 2026 is in the books! We hosted 191 athletes with 408 event participations from 9 teams, including the Mustangs Track Club, Groton Project TC, Troy Track & Field, North Penn-Mansfield, Odessa-Montour, GIAC Navigators, SOAR Running Club, Trumansburg Track Club, and the Syracuse Track Club. Among many great performances, athletes notched… Read more »
FLRC’s 2025 Accomplishments
One of FLRC’s primary goals is to provide opportunities for runners of all stripes, flavors, and persuasions. Whether you enjoy trails, roads, track, or cross-country, prefer social workouts or races, like to run by yourself or in large groups, or gain satisfaction from volunteering at an event, we have a place for you. Nowhere is… Read more »
Forest Frolic 2025 Sees New Record for “Most Lostiest”
In the heart of Virgil, NY, where the trees whisper secrets and the trails twist like serpents through the undergrowth, two men emerged, not as mere mortals, but as stewards of the wild. Peter Dady (@tpdady) and Michael Stone (@me.runalot), Race Directors of Uncommon Resolve, ventured into the forest on the eve of the great… Read more »
Third Annual Trackapalooza Showcases Impressive Track and Field Performances
Our third Trackapalooza Invitational track meet was again a success, with glorious summer weather on the welcoming Groton High School track. Full results are now available, and don’t miss the fabulous meet photos from Paul Houle and Christopher Petroff—you’re welcome to download and share them. If you have any pictures of the meet, please upload… Read more »
Inaugural Sunset Circuits Track Meet Sees Three FLRC Track Leaderboard Bests
We kicked off our outdoor track season with the first Sunset Circuits meet last Tuesday at Groton High School. Among lots of great races and field events, competitors set three new bests on the FLRC Track leaderboard. In the 200m, 16-year-old Logan Aman ran a 22.26 to edge out Michael Durski’s 22.42 from 2023. In… Read more »
Introducing the new FLRC Track leaderboard!
Have you ever seen someone win a race at an FLRC track meet and wondered how their time compares to others historically? We’re pleased to announce the beta release of the new FLRC Track leaderboard, which consolidates results for nearly 4,600 runners from all club meets dating back to around 2011. Special thanks to club member… Read more »