Races

The Run for Jude 5K honors the memory of Jude Jawhar, who bravely battled Osteosarcoma for four years before passing away at the age of 18. Despite spending much of her teenage years undergoing multiple surgeries and chemotherapy treatments, Jude remained an extremely motivated individual who had hopes of becoming a nurse to help other children going through a similar situation.   To honor her legacy, 100% of participant registrations and donations go directly to the Jude Jawhar Foundation, which supports:   🏥 Johns Hopkins Hospital – Pediatric Oncology ResearchDedicated to advancing treatments and finding a cure for childhood cancer, this organization relies on community donations to fund groundbreaking research and provide critical care for young patients.   🎓 The Jude Jawhar Scholarship for General Nursing at Towson UniversityCreated to celebrate Jude’s dream of becoming a nurse, this scholarship provides financial assistance to future nurses at Towson University, he

Clarksville Greenway 8K RaceGet ready for the 3rd Annual Clarksville Greenway 8K Race—a running event that showcases the scenic beauty of the Clarksville Greenway! Whether you're looking to challenge yourself or enjoy a picturesque run, this race offers a perfect opportunity to connect with nature and the community.Race DetailsStart & Finish: Mary’s Oak TrailheadCourse: Runners will start at Mary's Oak Trailhead. The race is 4 kilometers down (2.5 miles) and 4 kilometers back.Registration Includes:One race shirtOne finisher medalEvent InformationTiming: A disposable timing chip will be attached to your race bib. The bib must be worn unobstructed on your chest or waist to receive an official time.Awards:Prizes for the top 3 overall male and female winnersAdditional awards for the top 3 males and females in each age divisionAwards will be presented after the raceRace Day ScheduleMary Oaks Trailhead -  329 Marys Oak Dr, Clarksville, TN 37042Saturday, May 2, 20269:00 AM – 12:00

🏃‍♂️ RUN. 🧊 PLUNGE. 🎉 CELEBRATE.   Join us for the 1st Annual M*E Fit Run N Plunge 5K + Block Party in Clarksville, Arkansas!   This is not your average 5K…   ✔️ 5K race through downtown and around the University of the Ozarks ✔️ Finish at Maximum Effort Fit ✔️ Cold plunge recovery experience at the finish ✔️ Post-race block party   💥 Registration includes an official race shirt (guaranteed for early registrants)   📍 Start: 214 W Main St 🏁 Finish: Maximum Effort Fit   This is a fitness experience you won’t want to miss. Spots are limited—sign up now!

Lace up and celebrate history in motion! 🇺🇸🏃‍♀️ America’s 250th Birthday Semiquincentennial 5K invites runners and walkers of all ages to kick off this once-in-a-generation celebration in beautiful Clarksville, Tennessee. The scenic course winds through McGregor Park and along the Red River Trail, offering peaceful river views, shaded paths, and a smooth, runner-friendly route that showcases the natural beauty of our community. Whether you’re chasing a personal best, enjoying a fun run with friends, or walking in patriotic spirit, this 5K is all about honoring America’s past while moving confidently into the future. And the celebration doesn’t stop at the finish line! 🎉 After the race, head straight into downtown Clarksville for a lively festival featuring live music, local food and vendors, family activities, and patriotic festivities as we celebrate America’s 250th Birthday together. Run. Celebrate. Be part of history.Join us for the Semiquincentennial

Fast 4 mile race filled with history! Clarksville is home to the Johnson County Peach Festival. Starting in 1938. It is a nearly week long event (starts on a Tuesday and ends on Saturday) and attracts visitors from all over the country. Activities and events include Barbershop chorus, gospel music, good ol' home cookin, handmade arts and crafts, street dance, frog jumping contest, terrapin derby, greased pig chase, a 4-mile run, parade, jam and jelly bake-off and of course peach and peach cobbler eating contests.  Race History: The Johnson County Peach Fest 4 miler started in 1979. This will be the inaugural year for the race in the Arkansas Grand Prix Course Records:Male Overall: Tom Aspel- 18.53 (1982)Female Overall: Nancy Cunningham-  Course Description: The race will begin at the corner of N Cravens and W Main St. and Finish on N Cravens. Awards will begin at 9:00a at the race finish line and be given for: Overall Male and Female Finishers, Masters, Grand Masters and Seniors as

The Broken Sword Triathlon in Clarksville, AR offers a Sprint distance, with Solo and Relay Team options in the beautiful Ozark Mountain foothills that feature a FAST and scenic course, one-of-a-kind finisher medal, awards, prizes and an epic finish-line festival that both participants and spectators will enjoy!  The Broken Sword Triathlon benefits Clarksville Parks & Recreation. COURSE MAP AND RACE DETAILS AVAILABLE AT: www.clarksvillear.gov/brokensword COURSE INFORMATION: Sprint Triathlon (Individual and Relay Team options) The Sprint Triathlon distances will be a 500 meter Swim, a 15-mile Bike, and a 5K (3.1mi) Run. Swim Course:The swim is an open water swim at Lake Ludwig, located about 5 miles north of town off of Hwy. 21. The course will be a point-to-point loop starting at the beach area and ending at the boat ramp. It will be marked with buoys and other directional signage. Transition 1: The T1 area is in the parking lot as you come up the boat ramp. The transition exit to

Life;Story is Centerstone’s national walk/run for suicide prevention, bringing communities together across Illinois, Tennessee, and Florida for a day of hope, healing, and connection. Participants of all ages and abilities are welcome, from families with strollers and kids in the youth races to runners with dogs and virtual supporters joining from afar.  In Tennessee, the event takes on an additional focus: the start and finish lines sit just miles from the gates of Fort Campbell, home to the decorated 101st Airborne Division, the 5th Special Forces Group, and the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment. Here, Life;Story also serves to honor the brave service members, veterans, and military families who have carried the invisible wounds of war—reminding them they are seen, valued, and never alone.   The semicolon in Life;Story symbolizes a pause—not an ending—and reflects the belief that every person’s story has more ahead. That spirit is felt throughout race day with a welcoming, s

Clarksville’s signature race returns for its third year. The Clarksville Half Marathon, 5K, and 1-Mile Race takes runners through downtown streets and along a certified course offering scenic city views throughout. Participants can choose their distance, with ruck divisions available for both the half-marathon and 5K. After crossing the finish line, runners are invited to stay for music, photos, and post-race activities at the finish area. Whether you are pursuing a personal goal or running with friends, this event offers a memorable way to experience Clarksville.

To everyone who came out to run, walk, or cheer — thank you for supporting Occoneechee State Park and helping keep our community vibrant! We are overwhelmed with gratitude for your support, which made this year’s Turkey Trot such a success! Your generosity and participation help move forward important projects at Occoneechee State Park — from the ADA-compliant fishing dock to the new 18-hole Disc Golf Course, and many other meaningful improvements that benefit families and the community all year long. Thanks to your contributions, we were also proud to deliver 271 pounds of canned food to the local food bank. Because of YOU, we are able to create more opportunities for outdoor recreation, environmental education, and family-friendly events. The outpouring of support was truly overwhelming and is sincerely appreciated. We value your feedback, and we truly appreciate your patience as we keep working to make the Turkey Trot experience even better for everyone. Sincerely, The Friends of Oc