Acadian Running Camp

Mount Desert Island, Maine  MDI logo

July 25-28, 2010 

 

Photos from 2010!

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7/18/2010: Just to give everyone a chance to request campmates. This is the deal I have 12 six person tents that I am suggesting that we put 5 in each. I have at least one larger tent that could hold say 8. I will give this to whoever request 8 in the tent-- I suspect that York girls might win this one! It is ok for college and high school runners to be together. I may have at least one more larger tent. We have 67 runners coming so we should have enough tents for everyone--

I have a group of young 14 year olds from MDI so I am suggesting that tent A be for:

Who's next? I want this list by no later than Wednesday otherwise, I am assigning when you get here. I realize that not overone is going to be pleased but its all an adventure and you meet your next best friend----

Can't wait to see everyone.

OJ

P.S. -- please be understanding about your shoes-- I cannot return these and I did what I could to get everyone what they asked for but you might get training instead of racing flats or vise versa.

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Registration for ARC will be closing on June 1st. We are near capacity and need to order shoes and jackets. Anyone applying after June 1st cannot be guaranteed any free equipment and it will be based on available space. Act quickly! Limited scholarships are available if necessary. (5/26/2010)

Greetings to all ARC participants from last year! I am pleased to announce our second annual camp to be held July 25-28, 2010 at Smuggler's Den. This year we will have 60 slots for those who will be entering grades 9-12 in the fall. OJ and Danny Paul will be co-directing the high school division.

I am pleased to announce that we will be offering a brand new division called the College Transition Program for graduating seniors going to college in the fall. There will only be 24 slots available for this new program. George Towle from the University of Southern Maine will be directing this program with Louie Luchini assisting him. This is an open not invitational program, you do not have to commit to race at college to be a part of this program.

Saucony continues to sponsor this program and will supply choice of racing or training shoes. The cost remains at $200.

We will be offering limited scholarships based on financial need not merit. If anyone needs assistance, please contact OJ at oj.logue (at) gmail.com

We fully expect camp to fill up by March. We are giving you this opportunity to register before posting on Sub5 later this week.