The Frozen Few

Rod is the founder of Fat Otter Adventure Sports and captain of Team Fat Otter. He began adventure racing in 2003 after volunteering for a local race. read more

Written By:

Rod McLennan Mundelein IL

on: 01/24/2012

To be a part of the Frozen Few, racers must complete the full distance division (64 miles) of the Frozen Otter Ultra Trek within the 24 hours allowed. With less than a 10% completion rate, this is an accomplishment worth recognition!!

Please congratulate those that have achieved what hundreds have tried. Think you can get your name on the list?

**2013 *JP Bordeleau (16:21)**

**2013 *Brian Pfister (16:21)**

2013 Chris Marcinek (18:20)

2013 Matt Bartz (19:45)

2013 Logan Polfuss (20:45)

2013 Josh Meggitt (21:42)

2013 Tom Hayes (22:22)

2013 Steve Fredrickson (22:52)

2013 Evan Wing (23:00)

2013 Jake Kozens (23:14)

2012 Brian Pfister (19:53)

2012 JP Bordeleau (19:53)

2012 Andy Magness (20:25)

2012 Grant Mehring (20:25)

2012 Chuck White (21:09)

2012 John Paddock (21:09)

2012 Clint Lariscy (23:05)

2012 Matt Bartz (23:15)

2012 Miles Bardell (23:17)

2012 Trale Bardell (23:17)

2012 Don Nack Jr. (23:36)

2011 Brad Birkholz (19:47)

2011 Julie Treder (19:47)

2010 Brian Pfister (20:30)

2010 Anthony Leiton(21:45)

2010 Robin Grapa (21:49)

2007 Melissa Dupke (23:30)

*course record

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Don't Forget the Sweaty Few!

Submitted by jvanek@wideopen... on Tue, 2011-11-01 20:52.

Don't Forget the Sweaty Few, who completed the entire course on a sweltering day in mid-August, with temps and humidity in the 90s, accompanied by heavy thunderstorms at night, rain so heavy I ran into a couple trees, back when you used to run the race on the hottest day of the summer as well as the coldest day of the winter:

Jeremy Van Ek (18:50)

This is the only race I've ever come in first, so please humor me :)