Club Staff and Volunteers

Trish Eaton / Director of Volunteer Opportunities and Resources / Board Member
Trish started her running career in middle school with sprints, expanded to distance and jumps in high school, and continued to compete as a collegiate runner for West Chester University. She is a dedicated special education teacher in the Daniel Boone Area School District. Her education and experience allow her to connect with runners of all ages, abilities, paces, and backgrounds. Trish also has a passion for organization with her side business #tidyupwithtrish that she brings to each and every RUNegades event organizing and coordinating our amazing volunteers. If you want to volunteer with us or have any questions please email trish@runegades.com

 

Sheila Korick / Group Run Leader, Local Events Coordinator, Volunteer Extraordinaire / Board Member
Sheila is a Worldwide Contract Administrator who loves to Run/Bike/Hike in her free time. Her invigorating personality always makes others feel welcome. She's been known to throw together an impromptu running night and lead pop-up RIDEgades bike rides in the warmer months. "Aunt She-She" loves volunteering at our races with the biggest smiles and the loudest cheers!

 

Ryan Drummond / Running Coach, Group Run Leader
Ryan is a RRCA-certified running coach who lives in Phoenixville.  After a career in software engineering and IT, he is now pursuing his passion as a full-time coach as the owner of Threshold Athletics LLC. Ryan loves to meet new runners and help them achieve their goals. He enjoys leading group runs and coming up with challenging yet fun workouts for the RUNegades group. When not running, Ryan is usually cycling. He enjoys planning new routes, finding new roads and coffee shops, and bike-camping. You can find out more about Ryan's coaching services at Home | Threshold Athletic Coaching (threshold-athletic-coaching.com).

 

Harry Kelly / Group Run Leader
I was a late comer to the running world. Quit smoking and started running at the age of 52 in 2008. Running always interested me but I spent a large part of my life dealing with addiction and mental health issues. After being sober for some years it was time to get rid of my last addiction, smoking, and start my new love, running.