HRRAY Board
From Left to Right
Alysia Davidson has coached track and field and cross country. Her son and daughter have both been involved in the program.
Davita McGoldrick has been involved with the youth program for many years, organizing cross country races and inspiring young runners. She is currently working with both the Jacoby Creek and Arcata High cross country teams.
Sarah Elie is a former teacher and coach. She is the third founder of HRRAY and is a great leader and motivator.
Jack West is one of the founders of HRRAY. He is a retired middle school teacher and has coached cross country and track and field since 1980.
Breanna Cahoon is the most recent member of the HRRAY Board. She lives with her husband and three daughters in Loleta. She is HRRAY's chief fundraiser, is a race director and, with the help of Alysia, organizes youth recognition awards.
(In Front)Reed Elmore is one of the founders of HRRAY as well as the cross country and track coach at College of the Redwoods. He and his teams support HRRAY by helping put on events.
HRRAY Supporters
College of the Redwoods & Reed Elmore
College of the Redwoods & Reed Elmore
College of the Redwoods & Reed Elmore
Reed with his assistant coaches Eric Wright, Adrian Moodie and his 2019 girl's league championship team.
Six River Running Club
College of the Redwoods & Reed Elmore
College of the Redwoods & Reed Elmore
HRRAY is the youth organization for the Six Rivers Running Club which is Humboldt County's largest running club.
Rotary Sunrise Club of Arcata
College of the Redwoods & Reed Elmore
Rotary Sunrise Club of Arcata
The Rotary Club of Arcata Sunrise has sponsored the Humboldt Cross Country Championships for many years.
Humboldt Sponsors
Rotary Sunrise Club of Arcata
Humboldt Sponsors is a local Humboldt County organization that provides grants for local activities. They have chosen to support HRRAY since 2019.
HSU CC and Track & Field
HSU CC and Track & Field
Humboldt State Track and Field puts on two track and field meets during our season. The first meet is a K-4 meet and the second is for 5th-8th graders. It is a great opportunity for youth runners to run on a high-quality track.