Cheryl Sornson

Team CF president and founder Dr. James Wilson recently had a chance to catch up with Team CF Elite Team member Cheryl Sornson… JW: Cheryl, first of all I’d like to welcome you back to the Team CF elite team. I really enjoyed watching your progress and especially your NUE racing. You won the 2012  Read more

  The Sornson’s made the trip to Iron Hill this past weekend.  I will tell this story in pictures.                                                                          Read more

This past weekend proved to be glorious.  I know that I have a winner’s high, but I do believe that even without a double win I’d still be singing its praises.  The weather, the long yet painless drive, the beautiful scenery in the Cherokee National Forest, the flow of buff and rocky single track trails,  Read more

Wow! What a weekend. I went into it with no definite plans or expectations. The weather looked good so there were many options. It was a nice slow day on Saturday. Got lots of loose ends tied and completed a run and ride according to plan. All was done with no time restrictions or with  Read more

Having opted out of the 4 hour mudfest the weekend prior, I was left with an edginess that needed to be calmed.  Not a day later a received a text enticing me to race the Dragons Tale in NewCastle Va.  I had been there before in 2010.  I remembered that although not too long mileage  Read more

And so it begins, as it practically ended. Six months later I found myself in Dahlonega, GA again, but not on a moutain bike. I was ultra cross racing! Wasn’t so sure I would embrace the vibe, but I did. It was so refreshing to be competing in something kinda like moutainbiking, but not, kinda  Read more

Fools Gold 100 is a hard race to commit to.  Racing 100 miles in Ga in late August just doesn’t sound right.    It even sounds worse when it takes an 11 hour drive to get there.  I had reasons to go.  I was still off work for the summer and could take the time.  Read more

You know I have my share….  Not only was this the song in my head during the Lumberjack 100, but it also sums up the last three weeks. It all started with the Mohican 100.  It would be the 4th time I have competed in this race.  Each race I have moved up on the  Read more

Again it was one of those moments of “What was I thinking” as I prepared to make the journey to Mountain View Arkansas.  My initial thoughts months ago were how awesome to ride a new 100 mile venue that has 50+ miles of singletrack designated as “epic” by the International Mountain Bike Association..  It also has the  Read more