Chair

Tre-C lives in Anchorage and loves spending time in Willow. Her pets, including her two sled dogs, are her favorite family members but don't tell her husband that. She has spent nearly 20 years in and around the Mat-Su Valley, mostly as a mountain guide and outdoor educator. Tre-c hopes this race will bring light and community to the Valley's dark January nights.

Vice-Chair

Race Director

Leddy is a musher in Talkeetna, AK at her kennel: Celestial Sled Dogs. She is currently raising a young group of dogs for distance racing and is excited to bring another mid-distance mushing event to the Susitna valley.

Treasurer

Allie lives in Palmer and has spent her career working in outdoor/environmental education throughout Alaska. She became involved in dog mushing as a handler and later fostered retirees for the August Fund. Allie is proudly owned by two dogs: TJ, a retired sled dog turned expert rat hunter, and Avy, who “hunts” humans for sport as a Search and Rescue dog—all in the hopes of earning some quality time with her favorite frisbee.

Secretary

Morgan lives at the base of the Moose Range in Palmer, which she explores with her little sled dog, Lucky. She passionately follows sled dog races in the state and admires the incredible work and compassion that goes into running a team. Her day-to-day work involves advocating for wild salmon so future generations can feed their dog teams and their communities. Her personal race experience is on foot or two wheels in the mountains. 

Kori initially got involved with sled dogs as a volunteer with the Alaskan Sled Dog and Racing Association in Anchorage, and has since volunteered for numerous sprint, mid- and long-distance races throughout Alaska. Kori loves to skijor and bikejor with her adopted Alaskan husky and spends much of her recreational time on the Talkeetna and Willow trail systems. Kori is excited to work with the community in support of the goals of the Su Dog.

I have lived in Talkeetna for the last 20 years. I’m originally from Germany. I was a nurse in Germany for over 10 years and have been working as a veterinary technician for over 10 years in Alaska now. I also work at Denali Brewing company. I moved to Alaska because of sled dogs and handled for a Iditarod musher for a few years before getting my own kennel started. I have my own kennel, Swamp Dawg kennel, since 2009 and I ran many mid distance races like Knik 100/200, Two Rivers 200, Copper Basin 300, Willow 300, Denali Doubles, Cantwell Classic, Dom Bowers 200/300 and many more. I also completed the Iditarod two times. I have 18 dogs right now

My husband and I live here in Willow, with our 30 dogs, and 7 children 4 still at home, we love the sport of dog mushing and can’t imagine a life without dogs! Excited to be apart of this race and being more involved our community!