Board Members
Mike has spent the past 20 years as a teacher, tutor, and mentor to high school and college students. In addition to serving as the Executive Director of The RUNegades, he teaches the freshman seminar at Ursinus College.
Through Mike's guidance and strategic vision, the RUNegades has achieved remarkable milestones. His efforts have not only brought together runners of all skill levels but also provided valuable resources, training programs, and community initiatives to support the running community's growth.
Mike is a passionate advocate for health and wellness. He recognizes the transformative power of running and its ability to enhance both physical and mental well-being. As a resident of Phoenixville, Mike is deeply invested in creating a thriving local community where individuals can pursue their fitness goals and form meaningful connections.
Mike is also the owner of the Pennsylvania Running Company, LLC, which partners with the RUNegades Running Club to manage and direct paid events.
Marilyn Eaton / Board Member
Marilyn is a dedicated Health and PE Teacher in the Pottsgrove School District, where she has made a lasting impact on the lives of her students. With a profound love for running and a commitment to promoting the sport to individuals of all ages, Marilyn has become a respected figure within the running community.
As a USATF (USA Track & Field) and USTFCCCA (U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association) certified coach, Marilyn brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her coaching endeavors. For nearly two decades, she has passionately coached Cross Country and Track teams, leaving an indelible mark on her athletes. Her coaching tenure has resulted in numerous accomplishments, including league, district, and even a state Championship team. A testament to her dedication and skill, Marilyn feels particularly fortunate to have had the privilege of coaching both of her sons in Cross Country.
Marilyn is also the director of logistics for the Pennsylvania Running Company, LLC.
