Annual Meeting

We had great time at the annual party last weekend! Kat Moore (President), Henry Wade (Vice President), Katie Beaudoin (Secretary), James Scarborough (Treasurer) as well as other board members (Jordan Konig, Frithjov Iversen, Robert Kirk, John Smilde and Nelle Paoli) will return with their positions for 2026. Runners of the year and Masters runners of the year were all awarded! 

More to come from the annual party soon!

XO Kat (See you Sunday!)

2021 annual meeting

Join WRC for the 2021 annual meeting!

Celebrate the return of group outdoor runs, elect new officers, and see your WRC friends

Current members: You can vote!

Lapsed/new members: Start your membership at the event (individual, $20; family, $30)

Everyone: Get a singlet at half price ($20)

  • When: Sunday June 6, 9:30 a.m.
  • Where: Georgetown Waterfront Park (map “Labyrinth” on Water St. NW)
  • Bring: Chair or Blanket to sit on
  • Refreshments: Treats from Levain Bakery, other snacks, and coffee will be served

What’s Quorum Got To Do, Got To Do With It?

Lured by the promise of an f-heavy offering (fresh fruit, farmer’s market frittata, and French press coffee), WRC’s Board of Directors convened this morning in Arlington at Masterson Manor, for their second quarterly meeting. All serving members were in attendance, and a lot of ground was covered. In a nutshell, the state of the club is very strong, and we’re making lots of progress on all fronts.

While the official minutes will be reported in the upcoming May edition of the WRC Newsletter (please subscribe here or here), there are a couple of line-items that bear immediate reporting:

  • The next Grand Prix race, the Capitol Hill Classic 10K, is coming up on May 19th, and GP coordinator David Pittman encourages everyone racing there to remember to register their WRC affiliation for team scoring through the race.
  • President Kirk Masterson will be hosting a WRC Happy Hour on Thursday, May 23rd, at Circa in Foggy Bottom, between 6-8 pm. Calendar. Map.
  • The board collectively decided to adjust the Sunday Distance Run‘s starting time to its Summer schedule of 7:00 AM, beginning Sunday June 2nd. This is the first Sunday after Memorial Day weekend, and right about when the perfect storm of heat, humidity, and cicadas should enrobe our fair city. An early start will help us to deal with that thrilling prospect.

Also, the next Quarterly Board Meeting has been scheduled for Saturday, August 17th, time and location both TBD. Please check the WRC Events Calendar, where we will keep all of these important details up-to-date.

Like I said, there’s a whole lot of other material that will be covered in the official club minutes. But for right now, this is the stuff that’s at close range and makes the pulse react.

WRC News, May 2011

Washington Running Club May 2011
WRC: We run the nation’s capital.

Long Run — SUNDAY LONG RUNS begin at 8 am at the corner of 33rd and M in Georgetown. Meet for coffee after the run at Dean & DeLuca.
At least we have lots of results.
This newsletter is so late that the editor decided to just roll with what he/she/it had. But, next month we’ll have more (baby) news.
Bryon Powell goes big!
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WRC News: April 2011

Washington Running Club April 2011
WRC: We run the nation’s capital.

Long Run — SUNDAY LONG RUNS begin at 8 am at the corner of 33rd and M in Georgetown. Meet for coffee after the run at Dean & DeLuca.
This month: actual news!
It’s spring. Lots going on! New club members. Club poetry. Race results. Here we go…
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WRC News, March 2011

Washington Running Club March 2011
WRC: We run the nation’s capital.

Long Run — SUNDAY LONG RUNS begin at 8 am at the corner of 33rd and M in Georgetown. Meet for coffee after the run at Dean & DeLuca.
WRC Party/Election Held March 5, 2011
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WRC News, February 2011

Washington Running Club February 2011
WRC: We run the nation’s capital.

Long Run — SUNDAY LONG RUNS begin at 8 am, as always! Meet on the corner of 33rd and M in Georgetown, and meet for coffee at Dean and Deluca after the run.
Happy New Year, Washington Running Club!
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