Race Reports

We serve people who cannot afford an attorney in civil matters.  So for example, if you’re faced with a foreclosure, if you are a victim of domestic violence and need help with a divorce, if you’ve been denied a public benefit such as social security, we’re the law firm and the agency that can try to provide you with an attorney.

The funding only allows us to represent only about 20% of the people who need our services.  It’s through events like [the Race for Justice], we’re able to try to close that gap and serve more people who are in desperate need of our services.

After the Run, Participants enjoyed a free Beer from FarmHouse Brewery, Pizza from Original’s Bar and Lounge, and rocked out to the Tijuana Danger Dogs!

All proceeds and donations from the evening will go toward the TCRC/STRC shoe program, which  provides training shoes and spikes for modified and high school runners that have an economic need. 

Lucas Sutton still holding strong upfront, number 185.

John Salva and Noah Fairly looking real comfortable right on his heels.

Vince Petrino and Mike Kent behind looking real great.

Mike’s had a great year so far.  Vince had a nice run at the Montrose, the 10000m and [10K] 4th of July.

A little far back here to see what's going on with the women's field but we'll find out in time.

Right around half a mile here.  Doesn't appear to be as robust of a field as it has been in past years but still a good time nonetheless.  The bunch of great local guys here grinding it out.