Club / State Summary -- 2013

2013	Annual and Historical Club/State Summary
	During 2013			2006 - 2013 Combined
Club / State	People	RUSA-kms		People	# Awards	RUSA-kms
West Texas	1	11,041		1	1	11,041
Permian Basin	0	0		1	1	10,606
Lone Star Rando	8	121,335		25	82	1,141,443
Houston Rando	0	0		2	2	19,232
TOTAL Texas	9	132,376		29	86	1,182,322
SIR	10	136,528		15	32	447,385
Davis Bike Club	0	0		2	3	55,495
San Francisco Rando	8	88,369		7	10	109,452
North County Cycling	0	0		1	3	48,564
Pacific Coast Hwy	1	11,136		1	2	19,945
Santa Cruz Rando	0	0		1	1	10,301
San Diego Rando	1	11,687		0	1	11,687
TOTAL California	10	111,192		12	20	255,444
DC Randonneurs	0	0		2	3	31,040
other Virginia	2	25,316		2	2	25,316
TOTAL  VA + MD + DC	2	25,316		4	5	56,356
Note:  most Maryland & most/all District randos are members of 'DC Randonneurs'
Colorado	1	10,262		2	5	58,443
Florida	1	13,359		2	3	35,224
Illinois	0	0		1	2	48,256
Iowa	0	0		1	1	9,111
Louisiana	1	10,075		1	5	61,256
Minnesota	1	8,602		1	2	19,115
Missouri	1	11,385		1	3	30,715
Montana	1	10,003		1	1	10,003
New Jersey	4	42,964		4	9	97,785
North Carolina	4	44,605		11	18	204,737
Oregon	1	11,184		1	2	23,416
South Carolina	1	12,239		1	2	22,403
GRAND TOTAL	47	580,090		87	196	2,561,971
Females	10	116,971		19	52	619,808
Males	37	463,119		68	144	1,942,163

 

• The K-Hound virus has definitely gone nationwide.  No longer can it be referred to as a phenomenon typically confined to Texas, Washington and North Carolina.  
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• Note that for the first time, Texas, led by the Lone Star Randonneurs (LSR), is NOT the state with the most K-Hounds in a given year. 
• That honor is jointly shared by the Seattle International Randonneurs (SIR), basically Washington State, and California, led by the San Francisco Randonneurs (SFR). 
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• Also note that for the first time, the K-Hounds of a state other than Texas accumulated the most RUSA-kms during the year.  That honor went to the SIR's (State of Washington). 
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• Minnesota is unique in that, through 2013, the only all-time K-Hound from that state is a female.  All other states have had at least one male K-Hound.  [Congratulations to Michele Brougher.]   

Explanation of Chart 

There are six columns in the above chart.  The left-most column is the name of the state or the randonneuring club.  The second and third columns show, respectively, the number of individuals within the given club or state that attained 10K-Hound status in the indicated year and the accumulated RUSA kilometers accredited to those individuals.  The three right-most columns show the number of unique individuals that attained 10K-Hound status at least once while a member of the given club or while living in the given state, the total number of 10K-Hound awards earned by those individuals through the end of the indicated year, and the total accumulated RUSA kilometers accredited to those individuals during their 10K-Hound years. 

[Note:  Some K-Hounds have moved from one state to another or changed their primary randonneuring club affiliation (as noted on the RUSA database / website).  The individual's stats for each year are accumulated within the state and/or club appropriate to that year, and the # of Awards and RUSA-kms in the combined columns are based on the person's affiliation at the time.   However, to avoid double counting all-time K-Hounds (People) in the combined column, the unique "combined person" is shown only in the original club/state.  E.g., although 8 SFR members attained K-Hound in 2013, one of those attained K-Hound in 2012 when a member of the Davis club; his unique "combined person" count is shown in his original Davis club row.]
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For Club / State summaries prior to 2013, click here. 

For all-time K-Hound stats by individual, click here.