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Chase for a Cure – Bryan Boys for Hope

3/28/2022

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Sioux Falls Skedaddle Half Marathon
Beau & JeanAnn Bryan have teamed up with  Skechers Performance Athletes Benson Langat & Derrick Ettel in a fundraising effort for their 2 boys, Sawyer & Wesley.  The fundraiser is titled “Chase for a Cure” and is made possible through generous partnership with the 605 Running Company.  Proceeds will go directly to Cure Rare Disease; a 501©(3) nonprofit based out of Boston MA that is leading a nationwide collaboration of researchers and clinicians in order to develop customized therapeutics for rare diseases.
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Both Benson & Derrick will begin their Skedaddle half marathon starting 5 minutes after the start of the race.  Their challenge is to connect with as many runners as possible in efforts to finish with top marks and raise funds for Sawyer & Wesley.  The fund raising goal is $25,000.

****We are currently seeking sponsors or individuals that will match $1-2 for every runner Benson and Derrick connect with during The Sioux Falls Skedaddle Half Marathon. To commit to this sponsorship contact Greg Koch at greg@run605.com.  


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You can make individual donations by scanning the QR code or visit: https://cureraredisease.raisely.com/chaseforacure

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Bryan Boys Story
Sawyer (10) & Wesley (7) Bryan, of Tea, were recently diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), a rare progressive muscle loss disease.  “Bryan Boys for Hope” is the title created by the Bryan family to raise awareness, education and drive funding in support of a customized therapeutic for both boys.  The Bryan’s have aligned themselves with a Boston based non-profit called Cure Rare Disease (CRD).

DMD is the most common fatal genetic disorder diagnosed in childhood affecting 1 in every 3,500 male births.  There is currently no cure for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.  The dystrophin gene is the largest known human gene and it provides instructions for making the protein dystrophin, which holds muscles together and helps maintain function.  This gene fits together like a long string of 79 puzzle pieces.  Any one duplication, deletion or error in the sequence can stop the protein from being produced.  Boys with Duchenne lose muscle throughout their life and typically lose the ability to walk between ages 10-12 and normally do not survive their mid-twenties.  The diagnosis of DMD runs on a spectrum with some seeing symptoms and hardships very early on and others showing struggles later in time. 

The Bryan’s current routine involves daily steroids, supplements, muscles stretches, strict diets, leg splints, bi-weekly physical therapy and a whole lot of Love and Prayer.  A muscle biopsy was recently completed for Sawyer at the University of Massachusetts and a prototype capable or repairing the gene discrepancy is underway at SickKids Hospital in Toronto. 
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You can follow the Bryan family by searching ”Bryan Boys for Hope” on Facebook and Instagram and more can be learned about CRD by visiting cureraredisease.org.    


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Cure Rare Disease
The mission of Cure Rare Disease is to offer effective, life-saving treatments developed through collaborations with world-renowned researchers and clinicians in partnership with generous donors.  Customized therapeutics are designed specifically for individuals who continue to fight for their right to live long, full, healthy lives despite having been diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder for which they have been told there is no treatment or cure.  Having a rare genetic mutation means you’re left behind by the pipelines of established biotech companies who remain focused on treatments that impact the greatest numbers of patients.  Technologies exist to create customized treatments, known as n=1 therapies, that target each patient’s unique genetic error.  CRD currently has partnerships and on-going work with UMASS Medical School, Yale University School of Medicine and SickKids Hospital in Toronto.., just to name a few. 
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For patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, CRISPR technology offers one of the greatest opportunities to restore the dystrophin protein to muscles by editing the DMD gene.  Researchers have discovered how to harness this mechanism by programming CRISPR to act as “molecular scissors”, deleting or replacing strands of mutated DNA in order to modify gene function.  In the case of DMD, it can be used to restore the ability of the DMD gene to produce dystrophin.  CRISPR has also been proven effective in sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia and has the potential to have a positive impact on many more diseases. 



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skedaddle elite: matt horan

3/23/2022

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A hometown hero, Matthew Horan, will be joining us again for the 2022 Sioux Falls Skedaddle. He has a resume that includes All American honors while running Cross Country at the University of Sioux Falls and winning the NSIC Conference outdoor 10k. He credits his continued success on the roads to his tempo workouts, keeping it simple with a hard effort and not having to change things up too much. 

Career Highlights:
  • Placed 4th overall in the Sioux Falls Marathon in Sept 2019
  • Won the Deadwood Mickelson Trail Half Marathon in June 2019 (ran 1:14:57).
  • Qualified for 2020 Boston Marathon & ran virtual Boston marathon in Sioux Falls in Sept 2020 (ran 2:41:12 which placed me 49th)
  • Place 3rd at Skedaddle in April 2019 (ran 1:16:19)
  • Was an All American in college at USF for Cross Country (placed 20th at Nationals in 2014)
  • Conference Champion in the 10K Outdoor in 2014 when I ran 30:47
  • 10k – 30:47 – May 9, 2014 in Winona, MN, NSIC outdoor conference track meet
  • Half Marathon: 1:13:03 – Good Life Halfsy in Lincoln, NE on 11/20/2020
  • Marathon: 2:40:51 – Sioux Falls full Marathon on 9/8/2019
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skedaddle elite: amy feit

3/23/2022

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Amy Feit joins us from Luverne, Minnesota and she is no stranger to Sioux Falls. Having competed and won multiple major races in town, clearly she knows her way around our streets. We are beyond excited to welcome Amy and her impressive resume of career wins.

Career Highlights:
2021 Brookings Marathon Champion
2021 Zydeco Marathon Champion
2020 Sioux Falls Half Marathon Champion
2018 Winnipeg Marathon Champion
2016 Lake Wobegon Marathon Champion & Course Record Holder
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Skedaddle Elite: rodrigo balmaceda

3/23/2022

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Rodrigo Balmaceda joins us from Sioux Falls, having run track and cross country for O'Gormon Highschool. You'll often see him running through the town on the Greenway Trail.

Road racing is a new venture for him. His debut was last fall at the Sioux Falls Half Marathon, where he placed 2nd overall. Rodrigo has an infectiously positive attitude, and we are proud to have him racing with us.

Career Highlights:
2021 Sioux Falls Half Marathon: Runner Up
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Shoe Talk: Brooks Ghost 14

3/16/2022

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