JTRR and the participants and organizers of Spring Tide Scramble would like to acknowledge and thank the following sponsors and volunteers for this event.
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| Paul Desloover | For stepping up to do the lions share of the race-week work, for answering too many questions, for listening to our concerns, for being a guest on A Juneau Afternoon, for providing and installing the awesome US flag, for directing parking, for marking tim |
| Suzanne McGee | For patiently passing on much of your ample race director knowledge; for being willing to hand off a thumb drive while running in the dark in winter in a raging storm; for coordinating the post-race deconstruction at El Sombrero; and for sharing the cheri |
| John Nagel | ,For cruising the trail, then going back again to do such an outstanding job flagging that runners commended it, for kicking into high gear during registration, for staying longer than you would plan to assist with timing, and for checking in the followi |
| Peggy Leslie | For the generous use of your truck, your volunteer time before, during and after the race, for the post-after-race number crunching, and for putting up with the two of us on a nearly weekly basis. |
| Pauline Strong | For your eagerness to volunteer for the unpopular position of crossing guard, and for your ever-positive attitude. |
| Art Peterson | For being that hospitality guy up there at the top of the trail, for your gentle companionship in clearing trail markers, and for being such a great sport about taking a roll in the mud! |
| Chris Gauthier | For cheerfully stepping up to help with timing when we were short on volunteers. |
| Randy Peterson | For cruising the trail with John, and for being a good sport about being used in the first profile picture when the STS Facebook site went live (even if you were a bandit). |
| Darla Orbistondo | Photographer |
| Dale Gosnell | For making the trails safer through your hard labor in clearing numerous deadfalls from the muddy trails. |
| CBJ Parks crew | For making the trails safer through your hard labor in clearing numerous deadfalls from the muddy trails. |
| Heritage Coffee | For donating delicious coffee and the sundries to go with it. It was a big hit and we quickly drank every last drop, in spite of the warm, sunny weather. |
| Nugget Alaskan Outfitters | For collecting pre-regisey, and for hanging race posters in your shops. |
| Pavitts Health and Fitness | For collecting pre-regisey, and for hanging race posters in your shops. |
| The Foggy Mountain Shop | For collecting pre-regisey, and for hanging race posters in your shops. |
| JRC Alaska Club | For collecting pre-regisey, and for hanging race posters in your shops. |
| Jeff Brown | For interviewing us on A Juneau Afternoon, and for promoting the race on the air. |
| KTOO | For interviewing us on A Juneau Afternoon, and for promoting the race on the air. |
| Lori James | For writing an enticing pre-race article for the on-line news and for promoting the race on air. |
| KINY | For writing an enticing pre-race article for the on-line news and for promoting the race on air. |
| David Epstein | For handling and issuing the land-use permit. |
| Myiia Wahto | For handling and issuing the land-use permit. |
| Richard Lam | For your generous time in managing the SERR website. |
| Molly Hillis | For your generous time in managing the SERR website. |
| Myron Davis | For scoring results and putting up with our changes, corrections, and additions. |
| Any other person or business | who broadcasted a PSA, printed a notice, supported a running family member or friend, let us hang a poster, hung a poster, shared a pre-registration form, liked the Facebook site |
| Susan Cable | Photographer |
| Gordon Taylor Susan Cable | Race Director |