PORT ANGELES — It’s fitting that a race that features imaginatively decorated cars and costumes has been scheduled for April 1.
The Frosty Moss Relays were postponed last month due to snow and icy roads and have been rescheduled to April 1.
Registration is back open and Peninsula Adventure Sports, which puts on the race, is offering a reschedule special. If people use the coupon code “RESCHEDULESPECIAL” they can receive 20 percent off between now and March 10.
The Frosty Moss Relay is the first race of the season put on by Peninsula Adventure Sports. It is an 80-mile, 15-leg team relay that goes from the Sol Duc River to the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe headquarters in Blyn.
The race follows the paved Olympic Discovery Trail and the unpaved Olympic Adventure Trail. The 30-mile race goes from Ediz Hook to Blyn. There will be an after-race party at the Blyn Banquet Room at 7 Cedars Resort from 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Saturday with food, drinks, music and awards.
Registration closes March 31. There will be no day-of-race registration. Registration is at www.tinyurl.com/FrostyMossApril.
There is no day-of-race registration. People can register at www.tinyurl.com/FrostyMoss2023. Cost is $100 per person for the 80-mile Frosty Moss and $80 for the 30-mile Mini Moss.
Frosty Moss teams can consist of two to five people. There is a limit of 60 teams with four wave starts of 15 teams each.
The Mini Moss has teams of two to four people and is limited to 45 teams with four wave starts of 15 each.
The price for the Mini Moss solo 50K (31 miles) is $85.
Peninsula Adventure Sports also puts on the GOAT Run, the OAT Run, the Gravel Unravel races and the Big Hurt. Registration is open for the Big Hurt, a four-discipline relay with mountain biking, kayaking, cycling and running legs. This event in and around Port Angeles will be held Sept. 23.
Big Hurt registration is at www.bighurtpa.com/registration.
Neah Bay to face Oakesdale
SPOKANE — Neah Bay now knows that it will be playing Oakesdale today in the 1B state girls basketball tournament.
As a No. 1 seed, the Red Devils got a first-round bye. Oakesdale defeated Wellpinit 46-41 on Wednesday.
Oakesdale is a No. 7 seed with a record of 20-3. The Nighthawks have the No. 6 Ratings Percentage Index ranking among 1B schools.
The game will be played at 10:30 a.m. today and can be viewed on www.nfhsnetwork.com.
If Neah Bay, 20-1 and No. 1 in RPI, wins, the Red Devils will already be in the state semifinals, against either Mount Vernon Christian or Odessa. Mount Vernon Christian and Neah Bay played in the state championship last year with the Hurricanes narrowly beating the Red Devils 37-33.
The Sequim girls, meanwhile, played late Wednesday night against Sammamish (18-6) in the 2A state basketball tournament.
If the Wolves, No. 2 in RPI and seeded No. 8 in the state tournament, win that game, they will play again at 9 p.m. today in the quarterfinals against No. 7 seed White River (18-6). That game from the Yakima SunDome will also be on www.nfhsnetwork.com. And look for results of Wednesday’s game today online at www.peninsuladailynews.com.
