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Willow Hills Course 2005 Joe Hartman - Sac Joaquin Section Summer - 2005 |
Willow Hills Course 2005 Joe Hartman - Sac Joaquin Section Summer - 2005 Update from George Paddeck, Youth Buffalo Chips coordinator WILLOW HILLS-FOLSOM COURSE - LINK TO COURSE MAP (PDF FILE) It appears the grading will start this week on the new course (same location) and should take 5 days to finish. This would be completed in time for the Granite Bay meet on Sept. 3rd and would include the new bridge across the ravine. It will not include leveling the start hill, which will be finished in time for the next meet, the Trojan Invitational on Oct. 1st. Should there be any further delays in the grading we will run the old course at the Granite Bay Meet (Sept. 3). The course is part of Folsom Parks and Recreation currently administered by Folsom High School. Note that the course being graded by Teichert this week will change slightly by Oct. 1st. We will run across the "spine" area at GB. That will shift slightly to the north onto a new trail under oak canopy once the ravine is filled in with dirt from the start hill. The bridge over the ravine, which is part of the new course, is also under construction with the foundations being laid this week and the bridge to be built next week. The timing on this is very tight with competition date set for Sept. 2nd. If this is not completed in time, but the grading is, we will run a variation of the new course. Attached is a rough draft of the revised course. This has not been measured on the ground yet but is what John Mansoor (USATF Pacific Association/CIM/Oak Ridge HS, etc.) thinks the course will be. TWO MILE LOOP THREE MILE LOOP
UPDATES ON SOME OTHER AREA COURSES The course at Granite Regional Park off Power Inn Rd is finished and available for use. It consists of a two mile loop and a one mile loop all run under cottonwood trees around a small lake. Flat and fast course with rolled dirt. The park is administered by Sacramento City Parks and Recreation. AEROJET-FOLSOM Still about a year plus away based on when the Titan Missile program is decommissioned. The course exists already and will be part of the Easton Housing development. It runs along Alder Creek and under Oak trees with varied terrain changes. Surface is gravel road. It will become part of the parkway system administered by County of Sacramento Parks and Recreation.
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