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A Portland, OR area running club offering group runs and workouts, races, and social events.

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Important Information for Cross-Country Runners at Nationals

Important Information for Cross-Country Runners at Nationals

As of now, we have 51 people (17 men and 34 women) going to Tacoma for USATF club cross-country nationals. Now that you’re registered, it’s time to prepare for the race. It’s a good deal more formal than Stumptown.  • First, make sure you have submitted proof of age and citizenship (instructions here). This has to be… Read More »Home

Member Spotlight: Ari Fisher

Member Spotlight: Ari Fisher

1. How long have you been running and why did you start running? Since 2003, starting with a club at my high school in Lebanon, Ohio. I started running to find a sport I enjoyed doing. Running for me always feels freeing, and I enjoyed that rush as soon as I started, and fell in… Read More »Home

Member Spotlight: Yen-Yen WU

Member Spotlight: Yen-Yen WU

1. How long have you been running and why did you start running? I started running around 2019 to help my cardio for other sports and interests. But it was very much an obligatory chore that I hated. Now running is something I plan on doing for the rest of my life. Mostly to justify my… Read More »Home

TRL Member spotlight: Jeff Malmquist

TRL Member spotlight: Jeff Malmquist

Editor’s Note: Jeff Malmquist has been a Lizard for many years, a significant portion of them as run leader for TRL’s Thursday evening Goose Run—named for its starting location in Goose Hollow, but also for its signature feature: the 1,000 foot hills we dub the Summer Goose and the Winter Goose.  How long have you… Read More »Home

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About The Club

Team Red Lizard (TRL) is a non-profit running club based in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area. But running isn’t all we do. Many of our members enjoy other activities such as mountain climbing, backcountry skiing, adventure races, and Ironman competitions, to name a few.

TRL also provides members with opportunities to help others; from working at a local soup kitchen one Saturday each month, to organizing many aspects of the Special Olympics Regional track meet, and leading pace groups for the Portland Marathon. TRL seeks out opportunities to give back to the community.