Are you interested in running in the Bolder Boulder on Monday May 27th? If so, Altona students can sign up for a discounted price as part of the Bolder Boulder Racers Club. Registration is open for $33 a student. On March 23rd, the price goes up to $38 and the last day to sign up is May 1st. If you are interested in registering please use this link and follow the steps given online. Students who register can attend 100 Mile Club on Tues. Thurs. or Fri. mornings from 7:45 – 8:15 or they can attend track practice on Mon. Wed. or Fri. from 4 – 5:15. Parents or siblings who wish to sign up, can sign up through the website for regular pricing and race packets will then be delivered here to Altona. Because most participants run at different paces, we do not run as a group on race day, therefore you are free to sign up for whichever wave you would like. Please contact Tina Mills at [email protected] if you have any questions.
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November 6, 2024
A heartfelt thank you to our community
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