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

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Tour de Goose 2026 Standings

The Tour de Goose is proceeding apace, after a slow start due to smoke. We now have four stages down, two at Duniway, and two at Goose Hollow. Three to go, for an exciting finish. Next up is the Downhill Mile Pseudo-Predict at Duniway on August 25, followed by Le Goose Handicap at Goose Hollow.… Read More »Home

2026 Spring Into Summer Series Standings

2026 Spring Into Summer Series Standings

Here are the standings after the penultimate race: Bowerman 5K. All that remains is the Strava segment on the Springwater Last chance to bring your best! * indicates runners currently in top 10 by points or participation. WOMEN MEN

2026 Spring into Summer Series Springs into Action

2026 Spring into Summer Series Springs into Action

TRL’s 2026 Spring into Summer Series kicks off this weekend with (what else): Shamrock. Here’s the schedule, with the caveat that it could be subject to change. It’s a mix of new events and old favorites. If enough people have a race they want added to the series (and it fits the schedule), we are… Read More »Home

Member spotlight: Aaron Coe

Member spotlight: Aaron Coe

1. How long have you been running and why did you start running? I enjoyed sprinting in middle school, and started distance running when I joined the cross-country team my sophomore year of high school, when a coach told me it was a great way to “stay in shape for basketball season.” I had never… 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. Our members have been known to get together for other activities such as mountain climbing, backcountry skiing, adventure racing, bicycle racing, and Ironman competitions.

TRL also provides members with opportunities to help others. Activities vary from year to year, but past and present activities include pacing races, staffing aid stations, hosting post-collegiate cross-country races, collecting used shoes for the needy, working at a local soup kitchen, and organizing volunteer and officiating for a regional Special Olympics track meet.