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

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Member Spotlight: Rohit Grover

Member Spotlight: Rohit Grover

1. How long have you been running and why did you start running? I started running in Jan 2015, so it’s been a little over 10 years. I had just turned 39, and decided to get in shape and lose weight instead of buying new clothes to fit my burgeoning waistline. That plan worked a… Read More »Home

Tour De Goose Standings

Tour De Goose Standings

In addition to the Spring into Summer Series, TRL runs its annual Tour de Goose series, composed of a string of sometimes goofy events, described on our “Racing” page. This year’s series has seven events with prizes to the winners of each stage, and an overall prize to the series winner. Details are on the… Read More »Home

Member Spotlight: Max Smith

Member Spotlight: Max Smith

1. How long have you been running and why did you start running? I’m your typical midlife-crisis runner. I ran cross country and track for a couple of years in high school, but lost interest by the time I started college. I resumed running, but not racing, in my 30s and when I was about… Read More »Home

Member Spotlight: Hayley Gaines

Member Spotlight: Hayley Gaines

1. How long have you been running and why did you start? I’ve been running since fourth grade, so it’s been 13 years now! My school had a cross-country team, and my mom asked if I wanted to join it. I had no idea what cross country was, but when she said it was running,… 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.