Events

2010 Three Notch Century - 9/11/10

Join Team SeaCare on Saturday, September 11th, 2010 for the Three Notch Century challenge, presented by Northeast Passage.

About the Ride: Participants will complete the 100-mile ride in one day (as an individual or relay team) and conquer the notches, including Franconia Notch, Crawford Notch and the Kancamagus Highway.  Relay teams are welcome!

Registration Fee: There is a $100 registration fee per rider (or participants may fundraise the registration fee). The fee will go directly to Northeast Passage who will be providing the infrastructure and logistics for the event including: aid stations, t-shirt and post event meal.  Any money raised above the $100 registration fee will go directly to support programs at SeaCare.

On-line Registration and Fundraising: Registration will begin in Spring 2010.  Email cycle@seacarehealthservices.org to be added to our mailing list and be sure to visit the official Three Notch Century’s website for more information about the event.

2009 Three Notch Event Summary

On September 12th, the Three Notch Century bike event was no match for a dedicated group of SeaCare cyclists.  Several of SeaCare’s volunteer providers,including Wendy Gladstone, MD, Alan Gladstone, MD, Eileen Granahan, MD, James Fieseher, MD, James Wilton, DPM and Mark Moses, PhD took to the road to raise money for SeaCare.  They were joined by several SeaCare Staff and Board members, as well as local Olympian, Eric Flaim, who earned a silver medal in speedskating at the 1988 games in Calgary.

The 100-mile ride began in North Conway, NH and included the Kancamagus Highway, Franconia Notch and Crawford Notch.  The event is organized by Northeast Passage in Durham, which provides sports and recreation for people with physical disabilities.  For the past three years, Northeast Passage has welcomed other agencies, such as SeaCare, to participate in their Three Notch Century event.  It’s a great opportunity to share resources to help both non-profits raise more money.  Thanks to SeaCare’s team of 19 riders, almost $14,000 was raised for SeaCare.   Donations are still being accepted and can be made through SeaCare’s website, http://www.seacarehealthservices.org/donors/Donate.html.

SeaCare would also like to thank our wonderful sponsors:  Pediatric Associates of Hampton and Portsmouth, Advanced Diagnostic Imaging, PLLC, and Wheelabrator Technologies, Inc..  We appreciate their continued support!

If you are interested in riding with SeaCare on September 11th, 2010, please contact Erika Lee at elee@seacarehealthservices.org.  She will be happy to send you more information and add you to our bike event mailing list.