Oregon Track Club

There is still time to register your kids for OTC Youth Cross Country. This program is open to youth 8-14 years.

Register: https://www.oregontrackclub.com/youth-2026

Scholarship assistance is available on the website.

OTC Youth Cross Country officially begins August 31st!

Sign up: https://www.oregontrackclub.com/youth-2026

We invite athletes ages 8-14 to come join us this fall for a fun season of running and being on a team!

Go OTC!

Important info to know before you arrive at Hayward Field on July 1st

Special Edition OTC All Comers Meet at the Pre Classic!

🔗 visit oregontrackclub.com for more information 🌲

Spend a day with the Ducks at Hayward, OTC 💚🌲

Oregon Track Club Community Runs are back!

OTC Community Runs are a great way to meet other runners, test your fitness, go for a personal record or just enjoy a relaxing pace among great scenery. All paces and ages are always welcome and celebrated.

Even though the vibe is informal and fun, OTC Community Runs are professionally timed and announced by

Check out oregontrackclub.com to register, view the schedule, distances, start times, and results.

See you on the course! 🌲

Oregon Track Club Youth Track & Field Registration is now open! 💫🌟

🗓️: May 25 - June 22
🕐: 5:15 - 6:30 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays
📍: Sheldon High School Track Facility
🏃🏼‍♀️: 3rd - 8th Graders

Come run, jump, and throw with the OTC and get ready for our summer All Comers Meets series! 🌲💚

Since 1973, Oregon Track Club has hosted the Butte to Butte - a race that begins in South Eugene at Spencer Butte and ends at Skinner Butte in downtown Eugene.

Races include a 5K Run/Walk, 10K Run, and a 4 Mile Mayor’s Fitness Walk.

Join us on July 4 for another great Butte to Butte in 2026.

New this year: purchase OTC Butte to Butte branded Nike gear!

https://shop.gearupwithus.com/oregon-track-club

We want to know your thoughts!

Oregon Track Club would like you to share your opinions with us. 

Please click on the link below to start the survey. It should take no more than 10 minutes to finish, depending on how many comments you want to share!

As OTC members, your input is valuable to the club and it’s planning for 2026 and beyond.

Oregon Track Club Membership Survey Please click the link to complete this form.

Have you secured your seat at the OTC Annual Business Meeting & Dinner?

The event is February 3rd so this is your last chance.

You do not want to miss it - scan the QR code in this post to register!

Among the most compelling guest speakers will be Oregon senior discus thrower Mykolas Alekna. The world record holder in the discus at 247-11 (75.56), Alekna is the first male NCAA athlete since LSU’s shot putter Jack Torrance in the 1930s who has held an official outdoor world record while still competing collegiately, an incredibly notable achievement.

​Mykolas will be joined on-stage at the OTC Annual Meeting by his new Oregon teammate, Peyton Bair. Bair, while at Mississippi State last year won the NCAA decathlon title and the indoor heptathlon title. The young man also has wheels. He holds the Collegiate Decathlon record for the 100 meters at 10.25. His lifetime best for the ten eventer is 8323 points.

​Representing the Duck women will be the reigning NCAA 100-meter hurdle champion Aaliyah McCormack. The senior has the second fastest time ever run by a Duck of 12.74. Indoors McCormack was the runner-up at the NCAA Indoor Championships in the 60-meter hurdles. Her lifetime best of 7.91 is also number two on the all-time Oregon list.

​OTC’s Jaida Ross, a decorated former Duck, and the fourth-place finisher at the Olympic Summer Game shot put in Paris will be on the rostrum speaking about what her first year in a post-collegiate setting was all about. Ross, with legions of her fans in the stands holding her “big head” set her lifetime best at the Prefontaine Invite last summer at 66-01/2. Ross still holds the Collegiate Record at 65-7 3/4.

Another compelling interviewee at the OTC confab will be USATF Chief Content and Communications Officer, Jay Holder. Before coming to the national governing body in mid-July, Holder served as the Executive Director of Running USA, a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating, elevating, and engaging the running event industry. Previously, he was the Vice President of Marketing and Communications for the Atlanta Track Club. An avid runner, Holder has completed 15 marathons and works annually with major road races and track events worldwide, providing public relations, media and broadcast expertise.