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About Us
Founder and head coach Geof Newton has been running the roads and trails
of Cape Cod competitively since 1997. Geof grew up in Chatham and
was a featured runner of the cross-country team. After a 10 year
hiatus from running, he now resides in Brewster with his wife and three
children and regularly logs 90-100 miles a week. A USA Triathlon
and USA Track and Field level 1 certified coach, he periodically takes
time off from running and spends some time on the bike, in a boat, or
just hanging with the family. A network and computer technician at
a leading software company, he also holds degrees in Astronomy and Music
and is really a naturalist at heart.
Corey Keesling moved from the mid-west to Cape Cod in 1997 while serving
in the United States Coast Guard. Corey began running in 1991 and
has run from 4:04 in the 1500 to 3:07:07 in the marathon. Corey is
currently attending the Muscular Therapy Institute in Watertown, MA to
become a massage therapist with a focus on sports and orthopedic
massage. While generally not a high mileage runner, Corey is
currently in distance mode and training for a 100 mile road race in
November of 2006.
Joe Navas started running across the Cape in 2003 in order to shake some
bad health habits. He quickly rose through the local road warrior
ranks to the top of the Cape Cod road racing establishment and is well
known on the roads throughout New England. A native of Eastham,
Joe was a standout tennis player in High School and currently holds a USTA
coaching certification. 
Until very recently, ultra-triathlete Justin Neviackas held the title of
the youngest finisher of an ultra-distance triathlon. He also held
the world record for his age group in ultra-distance triathlon
competition. When he's not riding and running incomprehensible
distances, he can be found training some lucky Cape Codders at the
Mid-Cape Racquet Club.
Joe Weinberger retired to Cape Cod after serving for over 20 years on
the New York Police squad. An avid runner and fitness enthusiast,
Joe has served as Cape Cod Athletic Club president and currently coaches
runners in the Southeastern Massachusetts chapter of the Train to End
Stroke program. Joe also plays a major role in many of the local
road races and co-directs the annual Andrea Holden Thanksgiving Race in
November.
Soon to be Ironwoman Karen Zunti is a well-known age group favorite at
road races and triathlons across Cape Cod. Her winters are spent
in the mid-West skiing but she spends the warm summer days on Cape Cod
as a physical therapist. There isn't a sport that she won't try at
least several times.
