CBRC Race Team
Have you seen the neon yellow tanks and shirts at Cornbelt races and volunteer events in this past year and wondered what it's all about or how to get one?
The Cornbelt Running Club Race Team forms the backbone of volunteering for club races supporting the scholarship fund and sponsored events including Kids' Track and Bix@6.
CBRC Race Team members are selected based on the following criteria: sportsmanship, character, volunteerism, involvement in the running community, and running ability. Race Team members are expected to be ambassadors, to support the club's mission of promoting fitness through running and walking, and to represent the Cornbelt Running Club and our sponsors with integrity. All interested CBRC members are encouraged to apply. Applications must be received by January 6th, 2024. If you have any questions, please reach out to a Race Team Member or current captain (Julie Anderson, Eve Joerding Reynolds, or John Parker.) http://cornbelt.org/rtapp.pdf
CBRC Race Team
Have you seen the neon yellow tanks and shirts at Cornbelt races and volunteer events in this past year and wondered what it's all about or how to get one?
The Cornbelt Running Club Race Team forms the backbone of volunteering for club races supporting the scholarship fund and sponsored events including Kids' Track and Bix@6.
CBRC Race Team members are selected based on the following criteria: sportsmanship, character, volunteerism, involvement in the running community, and running ability. Race Team members are expected to be ambassadors, to support the club's mission of promoting fitness through running and walking, and to represent the Cornbelt Running Club and our sponsors with integrity. All interested CBRC members are encouraged to apply. Applications must be received by January 6th, 2024 (if mailing make sure it arrives by the 6th) to be considered. Please see the comments for the application. If you have any questions, please reach out to a Race Team Member or current captain (Julie Anderson, Eve Joerding Reynolds, or John Parker.) http://cornbelt.org/rtapp.pdf
