Mass Exodus- One Love, 2 Vans

Welcome to our team blog for the Cape Relay!!!

Our relay team, Mass Exodus, is going to have the time & adventure of our lives during this 200+ mile/24 hour race on May 1-2, 2010!

This is the first annual Cape Relay- and we're out to make it something special. Follow us on this blog, and soon Facebook, Twitter and YouTube as well, as we catalog our path to PTown and the post party!

One Love, 2 Vans!

Friday, April 9, 2010

We've Got Legs... and We're Gonna Run Them!

One Love... Two Vans!  Mass Exodus is about to march from Quincy to PTown but many of us have been in the dark about what exactly we've gotten ourselves into.  In fact, there wasn't much we could have told you as the race route was altered (see our post about the changes here) and no start times have been released as of yet.

Still, with the relay only 21 days (and change) away, we felt that letting everyone know their legs as accurately as possible would be a good call.  So... see below for Van and Relay Leg info!  Hope everyone's training is going well!  (a reminder: awards are given out for best decorated van, best costumes, and best team spirit!)





Van 1:  


Starts the race – goes 106 miles

Runner 1 – Traci "Ma-Dukes" Bushy
Legs: 3.8 / 5.6 / 7.6 = 17 Miles
Through: QuincyPlymouthBarnstable
Easy 1st leg, some tough hills on 2nd and 3rd run
·       Glory of starting the relay!  First one to start drinking!

Runner 2 – Geoff "Goff Man" Keller
Legs: 4.8 / 5.6 / 10.3 = 20.7 Miles
Through: Quincy/Braintree, Plymouth/Bourne, Barnstable/Yarmouth
Runs get progressively longer, some tough hills on 2nd and 3rd run
·       Bragging Rights – Runner 2 logs the most miles and tackles some tough terrain!

Runner 3 – Nicole "Foxy" Depford  
Legs: 5.4 / 6.9 / 5.3 = 17.6 Miles
Through: Weymouth/Hingham, Bourne, Yarmouth/Dennis
Consistent with the run distances – few hills
·       Run the Cape Cod Canal – B-Bay Side!

Runner 4 – Mike "I'd rather be golfing" Depford 
Legs: 2.0 / 6.0 / 6.2 = 14.2 Miles
Through: Hingham/Norwell, Bourne, Dennis/Harwich
Ridiculously short first leg, very few hills, 2nd shortest run
·       Run the Cape Cod Canal – B-Bay Side, and run over the Sagamore Bridge!

Runner 5 – Tom "The Bush Man" Bushy
Legs: 8.9 / 3.9 / 7.5 = 20.3 Miles
Through: Norwell, Bourne/Sandwich, Brewster
Few hills, but big miles, shorter 2nd leg
·       Run the Cape Cod Canal – Cape Side and the Cape Cod Rail Trail!

Runner 6 – Lauren "Out to Sea" Watka
Legs: 6.9 / 4.4 / 5.0 = 16.3 Miles
Through: MarshfieldSandwich, Eastham
Hilly Run, biggest incline of the course on 2nd leg, easy run on 3rd leg
·       Run the Cape Cod Rail Trail!


Van 2:



Finishes the race – goes 93.2 miles

Runner 7 –  Michelle "The Lady Vol" Lenzo
Legs: 5.4 / 7.9 / 4.62 = 17.9 Miles
Through: Marshfield/Duxbury, Sandwich/Falmouth , Eastham/Wellfleet
Medium Hills, get to run into Falmouth
·       Run the Cape Cod Rail Trail!  Start drinking first in your van!

Runner 8 – Paul "PJ" Cooney
Legs: 4.7 / 9.5 / 1.7 = 15.9 Miles
Through: Duxbury, Falmouth/Mashpee, Wellfleet
Relatively easy Hills, ridiculously short 3rd leg
·       Run Bay Rd. in Duxbury, Run past Bushy and Depford homes!

Runner 9 – Brendan "Brendo" Maddigan
Legs: 7.0 / 2.2 / 4.95 = 14.15 miles
Through: Kingston, Mashpee, Wellfleet
Short second leg, but a relatively hilly run
·       Run South Cape Beach!  Topless!

Runner 10 – Melissa "Like a Rock" Stone
Legs: 7.0 / 3.3 / 8.2 = 18.5 Miles
Through: Plymouth, Mashpee, Truro
Longest run in Van 2, Medium Hills
·       Run South Cape Beach!  Short 2nd gets you all geared up for the long and integral last leg! 

Runner 11 – Patrick "PT/Patrico" Maddigan
Legs: 4.5 / 5.7 / 3.2 = 13.4 Miles
Through: Plymouth, Mashpee, Truro/P’Town
Very few hills, consistent distances
·       Get to run into P’Town – almost there!  (Fact: Ptown not named after Patrick... Pville and Pcity were, however, named after him.  No word on Pboro).  

Runner 12 –  Susan "Suzy Q" Maddigan
Legs: 3.2 / 5.3 / 4.8 = 13.3 Miles
Through: PlymouthBarnstable, P’Town
Medium Hills, distances were shortened but . . .
·       Glory of crossing the finishing line makes the 3rd leg very doable! 

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