Thank you!
Thanks to the support of the Owyhee Off-Road Challenge participants, sponsors, and volunteers over the past nine years, the Adrian Sports Boosters were able to contribute $135,000 towards the Adrian School District's new track! Thank you!
Proceeds from upcoming OORC events will go towards the purchase of equipment and supplies for the new track and to support Adrian Youth programs.
Proceeds from upcoming OORC events will go towards the purchase of equipment and supplies for the new track and to support Adrian Youth programs.
Run for the runners!
All proceeds from the Owyhee Off-Road Challenge have gone towards a new track facility for the small rural community of Adrian, Oregon.
Adrian didn't have a standard shape or length and was made of dirt. The poor surface made it difficult for athletes and community members to exercise during seasons when the track was wet and muddy. The shape and dirt surface also made it extremely challenging for track athletes to perform basic training routines such as starts and hand-offs and makes practice for hurdles nearly impossible.
With no sidewalks or walking paths in town, community members didn't have access to safe walking or running facilities. In addition, Adrian's track athletes had to travel to use neighboring schools' facilities for practice after those teams have finished. Not having adequate practice facilities put the Adrian athletes at a disadvantage when it came time to compete.
But thanks to the support of sponsors, volunteers, and participants like you, the Adrian School District and community have a new track! Thank you!
Adrian didn't have a standard shape or length and was made of dirt. The poor surface made it difficult for athletes and community members to exercise during seasons when the track was wet and muddy. The shape and dirt surface also made it extremely challenging for track athletes to perform basic training routines such as starts and hand-offs and makes practice for hurdles nearly impossible.
With no sidewalks or walking paths in town, community members didn't have access to safe walking or running facilities. In addition, Adrian's track athletes had to travel to use neighboring schools' facilities for practice after those teams have finished. Not having adequate practice facilities put the Adrian athletes at a disadvantage when it came time to compete.
But thanks to the support of sponsors, volunteers, and participants like you, the Adrian School District and community have a new track! Thank you!
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Thank you for supporting our young athletes.