Races

Challenge & Reward: Get race-ready together with our 🐾Bark & Burn HITT🔥 workout videos, specifically designed to help you & your dog level up for Canine Obstacle Course Racing (OCR). These high-intensity interval training sessions build the strength, speed, endurance, and teamwork you’ll need to be in the front of the pack—while keeping workouts fun, engaging, and dog-safe. Complete these 5 workout challenges and submit your video proof before April 11-UltiMutt Race Day to receive a custom UltiMutt running belt and water bottle! We will also be acknowledging participants' accomplishments each month in our Facebook Group: UltiMutt Race Training Club. Purpose:  👉Each workout video combines short bursts of cardio, functional strength, drills, and dog training techniques that mirror real OCR challenges like sprinting, lifting, crawling, jumping, and navigating obstacles as a team. You’ll work on explosive power, grip and core strength, and cardiovasc

The Run Hard Running Team is an eight week program for Elementary and Middle Schoolers that builds confidence in kids through character value and run training. During the season, students will meet twice a week for 1 1/2 hours with a focus on endurance training and the Run Hard Core Values. Practice days for individual schools vary per location.

The GTC Rabbits is the Youth Running Program for the Greenville Track Club. The mission is to provide an opportunity for young people to become involved in the world's oldest fitness endeavor. The program will be directed and coached by Ashley Lavelle, an experienced middle school, high school, and college cross country and track coach. Ashley is a longtime Greenville Track Club member and is currently serving on the board of directors. Ashley will be accompanied by some amazing volunteer coaches: Alison Parris, Liz Evans, and John Hatfield, who also share a love of running and educating the youth. All coaches/volunteers are safe sport certified and back ground checked.  Rabbits Spring Session Information: The Rabbits’ running group is FREE to Greenville Track Club members! If you are not a GTC member, you can purchase a family membership for $25 here: https://www.greenvilletrackclub.com/membership.html Other Details:  -The “Rabbits” include ages 7 through 14 years old   -Each chil

Join us on Wednesday March 18th at 6:00pm for our Annual St. Patrick's Pub Crawl! This exclusive event is limited to the first 35 runners over the age of 21 to register. Cost: $30 Meet at Uptown Brewing at 6pm where we will run as a group to Christy's and enjoy a beer. Our run/crawl continues on to Sup Dogs, then onto 5th street Hardware for our next stop. We will continue as a group with our crawl back to Uptown Brewing where we will enjoy - you guessed it - another beer! The total route will be 4 miles. Included in the cost of this event: beer at each stop and exclusive swag. Please bring your ID, ****TIP MONEY**** for the staff at each stop and your visibility gear.  *Let's use our brains at this event. It is entirely up to your own discretion for how little or how much you consume during this event. Please make plans in advance to get a ride, Uber, etc. home!* Beer. Run. Repeat!

2025 Upstate Race Series Age Group Award Night 🎉🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️ Come celebrate a full year of miles, memories, muddy shoes, finish-line photos, and the people who make this community what it is. We’re heading back to Lakewood Nature Preserve for a fun, laid-back social night to recognize our Age Group award winners, give some serious love to our volunteers, and toast another year of Upstate running.   CRITICAL INFO: BRING A CHAIR ✅ Seriously. Your future self wants to be comfortable. 😄   Potluck Details 🍽️ This is a potluck-style hangout, so please sign up here: Potluck Signup Link Upstate Race Series will also provide a small amount of food/drinks to help fill the gaps. Note: Electrical outlets are limited, so if you’re bringing a crockpot item, please bring it already hot.  Event Details What: 2025 Age Group Series Award RecognitionWhen: March 21st, 2026Where: Lakewood Nature PreserveAddress: 220 Lakewood Drive, Greenville, SC 29607Why: Celebrate ou

All Christ Church Episcopal School alumni, students, parents, and community friends are invited to participate in our second Cavalier 5K, hosted by the CCES Alumni Association. This Family Fun Walk/Run promises to be a festive event for the entire family. Come out and join us for the race, or be with us to help cheer participants on!    Packet Pickup Time:  Saturday, March 21 @ 8:00 a.m.   Race Start Time:  Saturday, March 21 @ 8:30 a.m.   Course:  This race follows a 5K route on paved surface trails and boardwalks, in partnership with Conestee Nature Preserve. Click here to preview the course map.   Cost:  $30 per person   Registration Deadline:  Registrations will continue to be accepted until the day of the race, March 21. *T-shirt is included for all registrants who sign up by March 9 and afterward until t-shirt inventory is depleted. If the website allows you to select your preferred shirt size during registration, shirts are available. Once shirts are sold out, you wil

Get ready for the ultimate test of speed, stamina, and sweet tooth! Join us for the Donut Mile, where runners tackle one mile of running plus one delicious doughnut from Scouts Doughnuts at the finish line.   Here’s how it works:   -Run a one mile loop around Unity Park -Eat one Scouts Doughnut at the finish line -Cross the finish line and celebrate with a drink token at the Pangaea Brewing afterparty and awards ceremony      Whether you’re racing for glory, bragging rights, or just the donuts and beer, this event is all about fun, community, and a little friendly chaos.   Why We Run  All proceeds from the Donut Mile benefit Mill Village Ministries, supporting their work and impact in our community.   Who Should Participate? -Competitive runners chasing the ultimate PR  -Casual joggers and walkers -Donut lovers and craft beer fans -Anyone who likes doing ridiculous things for a good cause     Come for the donuts. Stay for the beer. Run for the community.

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The Pirate Nurse 5K has become a popular legacy event for current students, and a welcomed opportunity for sponsors to show their support for nursing students. It’s also an opportunity for alumni to re-connect with the College of Nursing and show their support for future Pirate Nurses. In concert with nursing culture, the charitable aspect of the event is integral to the ideal of service, one of the hallmarks of nursing education at the ECU College of Nursing.  There will be an in-person race and a virtual option (your choice)!! The race day registration will end at 8:30am.  The Kids' Run will start at 9:00am and the Pirate Nurse 5k will start at 9:15am.  Come join us!!!     REGISTRATION FEES/DATES/CATEGORIES: Individual Registration - $35ECU Student Registration - $25Prices increase by $10 after March 28th.   AWARDS/CATEGORIES:Overall male and female; top two finishes in each age category (divisions of 12 and under, 13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60 and up)   GIVEAWAY:T-shirt

The Hero Run 5K and 1 Mile fun run celebrates the hero in all of us while raising awareness of life-saving organ, eye, and tissue transplants here in North Carolina. Get your capes ready and assemble your superhero teams for this fun and inspirational run/walk offered by Donate Life NC and ECU Transplant Center. All ages and abilities welcome!  Registration Fee: 5K - $35 through March 21st, then $40 through race day1-Mile Fun Run - $30 through March 21st, then $35 through race day Shirt size guaranteed when registered by March 21st! Awards: Top Overall MaleTop Overall FemaleTop Male and Top Female in each age group:  15 & under, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+

What is a Tunnel to Towers Run & Walk? The Tunnel to Towers Run & Walk Series was created to honor the heroic life and death of Stephen Siller, a New York City firefighter (FDNY) who lost his life on September 11, 2001 after strapping on his gear and running through the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel to the Twin Towers. Honor all of those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001 and support our first responders and military who make extraordinary sacrifices in the line of duty! For more information on the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, please visit t2t.org. This will be the fifth year for Tunnel to Towers to host an event in Greenville, SC. We are very excited to bring together the community to honor first responders, remember 9/11, and raise funds for the Tunnel to Towers programs.  How far is a Tunnel to Towers Run & Walk?This is a 5K (approximately 3.1 miles) to walk or run event. Anyone can run, walk, or experience this event.  Is the Course Map available?Yes! Click here to vi

What better way to celebrate the mother-figure in your life than to run a race in her honor in time for Mother's Day? Proceeds raised from Family First 5k will benefit Carolina Pregnancy Center (CPC), a non-profit organization that supports moms in need in Pitt County.  Participants who register before April 24 will receive a t-shirt, swag bag, and a token of love to give to the mom in their life. Timed Race: All participants will receive a medal. The top three overall winners will receive special prizes, including an additional medal and a gift card. 5K: 8:30 am, Registration $28 Family Fun Walk: 8:35 am, Registration $23   This race is presented by Carolina Pregnancy Center.

The United Community Reedy River Run 10K is one of the oldest road races in the south and will be celebrating its 48th running on April 18, 2026.  With the start on Greenville's famous Main Street, you will take a tour of downtown and beautiful Cleveland, Cancer Survivors and Falls Parks.  The 10K course crosses the namesake Reedy River six times and both the 10K and 5K races will have a downhill finish on Falls Drive near the United Community headquarters.  The 10K race is the 2026 Road Runners Club of America South Carolina State Championship and  was previously the 2017 and 2021 RRCA South Carolina State 10K Championship and the 2019 RRCA Southern Region 10K Championship.  There is also a 5K run which starts on S. Main St and uses the same finish line as the 10K on Falls Street.   Our 10K will be limited to 1,500 participants and the 5K to 1000 participants. The 10K will once again have staggered "wave" starts to manage the flow and congestion after the start. The starti

The Greenville (SC) Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated proudly presents the Walk It Owt 5K Run/Walk, a community-centered event supporting heart health awareness. Join us on Saturday, April 18, 2026, as we walk, run, and cheer together in this timed 5K to support individuals and families impacted by cardiovascular disease. Proceeds from the event will benefit the American Heart Association. The event will take place on the Swamp Rabbit Trail Green Line in Greenville, SC. Participants of all ages and fitness levels are welcome bring your friends, family, and community spirit!

Keep the Bond County Fourth Fest shining bright by participating in our Glow Run!  This 5K race will take you through the streets of Greenville decked out in all of your glowing glory!  Glow paint and glow jewelry included!  All proceeds go to support the Bond County Fourth Fest and their tremendous Independence Day event.  Help us Light Up the Night!

The race features a 10K Run, 5K Run, 5K Walk, and a 1 Mile Fun Run for Children! Our race includes: Race Purse, t-shirts and finisher's medals for all participants, and great post event entertainment and food. Proceeds from the race benefit the YMCA Partnership Campaign, a program that provides financial assistance for YMCA membership and programs for needy families.

The Mutts are back on Main Street! Join us Saturday, April 25th at 8:30 AM for the Papa Johns Mutt Strut presented by Nexgard Plus benefiting the Greenville Humane Society! Participants will enjoy a 2-mile walk/run through beautiful Downtown Greenville. Following immediately after, the Mutt Market festival and after pawty will take place on South Main Street!   The streets will be lined with entertainment including live music, free pizza from Papa Johns, caricature artists, face painters and sponsor tents with plenty of awesome giveaways!   Don't forget! All proceeds from the Papa Johns Mutt Strut go to benefit the animals of the Greenville Humane Society.

Join us for the Transplant Trot 5K and 1 mile fun run, an event dedicated to raising awareness about supporting local transplant patients and organ donation. Whether you're a seasoned runner or a casual walker, this event is perfect for everyone who wants to make a difference in the lives of those awaiting transplants.  All proceeds will go to the Prisma Health Patient Assistance Fund, directly benefiting local transplant patients. By participating in the Transplant Trot, you are providing much-needed support to those who are on their transplant journey. Let's come together to make a difference and celebrate the gift of life!   Event Details Date: April 25, 2026 Packet Pickup: 9:00am 5k Race Start: 10:00am 1 mile start: 10:05 am Location: Holland Park   Route: On the Swamp Rabbit Trail   Why Participate Community Support: Cheer on transplant recipients, donors, and their families as they share their inspiring stories. Fundraising: All proceeds from the race will go towa

Join us on a Sunday afternoon for an early season 5K run and one mile walk.  This is a family-friendly community event to celebrate health, wellness, and physical fitness.  The 5K course is USATF certified and endorsed by the Governor's Council for Physical Fitness through the Michigan Fitness Foundation. The race begins near the entrance of Legacy Field at Greenville High School and follows a scenic course along the Fred Meijer Flat River Trail.  The return takes runners through nearby neighborhoods and the campus of Montcalm Community College with an exciting finish through the tunnel onto Legacy Field and across the south 30 yard line of the high school football field.  Proceeds benefit the Education Foundation of Greenville to support health and wellness initiatives at Greenville Public Schools, including mental health support.   Packet pick up will be available on race day starting at 12:30 PM until 1:45 PM. Race starts at 2:00 PM.  Limited shirts available, register early! Aw

Come enjoy the local landscape of the Moosehead Lake region with the Moosehead Marathon.  This challenging course offers a chance to run on unique back roads with incredible views throughout the town of Greenville with no shortage of hills to climb and desend.  Please join us for the 2nd annual Moosehead Marathon.  The Moosehead Marathon's mission is to host an impactful outdoor recreation event in early spring to build local camaraderie and awaken economic stimulus during a traditionally slow season.

The Center for Family Violence Prevention is a 501 C 3, public charity, serving domestic violence survivors in Pitt, Martin and Washington Counties. Through crisis intervention and education services, survivors are able to break free from the violence and abuse to embark on a journey of healing and self-empowerment.  Our mission is to break the cycle of domestic violence while enhancing individual self-sufficiency and promoting healthy family relationships in our community. Registration: 10k - $455k - $35Fun Run/Walk(Untimed) - $25  *Must register by April 24th in order to get a shirt. Awards: Top 3 Overall Male and Top 3 Overall Female

Welcome to Rhythm on the River 5k Run/Walk and 1mi Fun Run! Anderson County and Connect Powdersville are gearing up for another #ROTRPVL event—and it’s coming this May! Rhythm on the River offers neighbors, friends, and families a free day of live music, food trucks, kids’ activities, local craft vendors, and more. Come enjoy a day of outdoor family fun at beautiful Dolly Cooper Park starting with the Rhythm on the River 5k Run/Walk and 1 mile Walk/Fun Run! It’s all about community, and we can’t wait to see you there! Distance Options: 5k: Complete three laps of the trail circumnavigating Dolly Cooper Park. Run along the shore of the Saluda River, through the disc golf course, and back to the festival location! 1 mile: Complete one lap of the loop around Dolly Cooper Park. You get a feel for all the park has to offer, especially the beautiful Saluda River, before celebrating with us for Rhythm on the River. Great option for young people and the young at heart! Course Highlights: Course

On Saturday May 2, 2026 we will host our second Tri My Way Adaptive Adult Triathlon! This race is designed for neurodivergent adults ages 19+. This is a swim/bike/run event for adults (19+) with developmental disabilities including Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, global delays, etc. ALL abilities welcome, including those that may require the use of flotation devices, adaptive bikes, walkers, power wheelchairs, and other assistive devices. All athletes will be paired with volunteers to encourage, assist and ensure safety.  Registration for athletes and volunteers begins January 31, 2026. Registration is limited to ONLY 40 athletes. Once we reach our limit a wait list will be initiated. Registration through this site requires payment via credit card. If you would like to pay via cash or check, please send an email to trimybestgvl@gmail.com.   Scholarships are available upon request. Please email us at trimybestgvl@gmail.com for more information.

Sunday, May 3, 2026 marks the date of the sixth annual Tri My Best Race! This is a swim/bike/run event for children (4 thru 18) with developmental disabilities including Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, global delays, etc. ALL abilities welcome, including those that may require the use of flotation devices, adapted bikes, walkers, power wheelchairs, and other assistive devices. All athletes will be paired with volunteers to encourage, assist and ensure safety.  Registration for athletes and volunteers begins January 31, 2026. Registration is limited to ONLY 100 athletes. Once we reach our limit a wait list will be initiated. Registration through this site requires payment via credit card. If you would like to pay via cash or check, please send an email to trimybestgvl@gmail.com.   Scholarships are available upon request. Please send an email to trimybestgvl@gmail.com.

Mega WILD 5k: Saturday May 9, 2026 The Mega WILD 5k started as a way to raise funds to send children to our Christ centered summer camps but has since evolved to provide funds for mission trips for the Youth in our community. Join us for an enjoyable 5k sponsored by local businesses, with a Kids Fun Run and the Mega WILD Race, there's something for the whole family! Walkers are Encouraged to join us!  All proceeds from the race will benefit Reverent Church Camps and Missions. Race Day Schedule: 6:30-7:30AM - Pre-Registration and Packet Pick Up 7:30 AM - Opening Ceremonies (Prayer and Recognition of Sponsors) 7:45 AM - Kids Fun Run 8:00 AM 5k Run /Walk  REGISTRATION 5K RUN/WALK: Ages 14 & Under: $15 (T-Shirt guaranteed thru 4/15) Ages 15 & Up:  $25 Ages 15 and Up Registration (T-Shirt guaranteed thru 4/15) Race Day Registration $30.00   Awards in age groups 0-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+ (top 3 male and top 3 female in each category).  Also awards fo

We are overwhelmed with gratitude for the incredible turnout at our Tails and Trails 5K! Over 500 participants came out to support Greenville County Animal Care and our mission to save lives and create a compassionate environment where every animal has the opportunity to thrive. Your enthusiasm, compassion, and commitment made this event truly special. Because of your support, we can continue the life-saving work that helps animals find loving homes and receive the care they deserve. We also want to express our deep appreciation to all the vendors and sponsors whose generosity and partnership made this event possible. Your support is vital in funding essential programs, providing life-saving medical care, and enabling community outreach that makes a meaningful difference every day. From all of us at Greenville County Animal Care, thank you for running, walking, supporting, and believing in our mission. Together, we’re building a more compassionate community for all.    ️   CAN YOU KEEP

Run Like A Warrior 5K – Greenville, WI!   Join us for Lyme Warrior’s 4th Annual Run Like A Warrior 5K / Fun Run — a family-friendly event you won’t want to miss!  Event Highlights:  5K FREE   T-shirt 5K Fun Run & Walk (all ages welcome!) Raffle baskets Prizes for the top 3 finishers Prize for the MOST GREEN worn. Get creative and show your Lyme Warrior spirit!  Meet David Bugenhagen, author of Humbled!  He'll be signing and selling copies of his book, with a portion of proceeds benefiting the 5k Whether you run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, come out to support Lyme awareness, enjoy the community, and have a great time together. Grab your green, bring your family, and Run Like A Warrior!

This is an adventurous trail race as it includes the long climb to the top of the mountain. This year will see a new course due to the increased traffic at the park and their request that we use a slightly different one. The changes will be finalized soon.  Due to supply chain issues we aren't offering jackets at this time.  However if runners are interested in doing a shirt order then we can check on that availability and additional costs.

Join us for the 10th annual Mountains to Main Street Half Marathon & 5KMay 16, 2026 Upstate South Carolina - Travelers Rest, SC to downtown Greenville, SC 13.1 MILE RUN5K RunMountains to Main Street is a fast Half Marathon & 5K ending on the TD Stage in downtown Greenville, SC.   Join us for the tenth annual Mountains to Main Street Race Festival on the Swamp Rabbit Trail with an amazing finish in downtown Greenville. The cut off time in the 5K is 1 hour 30 minutes.  The cut off time in the Half Marathon is 4 Hours.  Please make sure you can complete the race in the designated time.   All information can be found at the M2M website.

In Memory of Jim Varin to benefit The RI Brain & Spine Tumor Foundation Jim Varin was a dedicated firefighter in the city of Providence for 31 years.  He always expressed how extremely thankful he was to have a job that he loved so much. In January of 2022, Jim’s life as he knew it completely changed. He was diagnosed with Glioblastoma, an aggressive and fatal form of brain cancer, at the young age of 52. Due to this diagnosis, Jim would never be able to return to his fire station and perform the job he loved. Before his passing, just 13 months later, he talked about wanting to help others who may be affected by Glioblastoma down the road. I assured him that his death would not be in vain and that we would make sure some good came from him being taken from us too soon by such a relentless cancer. The Blazin’ Battle Against Brain Cancer 5k/10k is not only a way to keep Jim’s memory alive and positively channel the pain so many of us feel in his absence, but most importantly it will

In Memory of Jim Varin to benefit The RI Brain & Spine Tumor Foundation Jim Varin was a dedicated firefighter in the city of Providence for 31 years.  He always expressed how extremely thankful he was to have a job that he loved so much. In January of 2022, Jim’s life as he knew it completely changed. He was diagnosed with Glioblastoma, an aggressive and fatal form of brain cancer, at the young age of 52. Due to this diagnosis, Jim would never be able to return to his fire station and perform the job he loved. Before his passing, just 13 months later, he talked about wanting to help others who may be affected by Glioblastoma down the road. I assured him that his death would not be in vain and that we would make sure some good came from him being taken from us too soon by such a relentless cancer. The Blazin’ Battle Against Brain Cancer 5k/10k is not only a way to keep Jim’s memory alive and positively channel the pain so many of us feel in his absence, but most importantly it will

SWIM: 250 Yards (Pool)BIKE: 8 MilesRUN: 2 MilesSWIM: 250 Yards (Pool)BIKE: 8 MilesRUN: 2 Miles   Join us on Friday, May 22, 2026 at 6PM for the South Carolina Triathlon Series' only evening triathlon event!  This DOUBLE SPRINT triathlon will feature a 250 yard swim, 8 mile bike, 2 mile run followed by another 250 yard swim, 8 mile bike, 2 mile run.  Held at the newly updated 7th Inning Splash at Lakeside Park just minutes away from downtown Greenville, SC this unique evening event will be loads of fun, and a great way to test out your speed on these short, quick segments.     The swim will be held in the 7th Inning Splash outdoor pool while the bike will be one loop on rural roads around Greenville County.  The run will be made up of 2 one mile loops offering a many chances for spectators to see the athletes and for athletes to see their competition.  This will be a fun and furiously contested event.   Part of the South Carolina Triathlon Series

The 13th Annual Take Flight 5k. Let your feet take flight on the Greenville Downtown Airport runway for one of the most unique running experiences and flattest 5k races around.   Join us on Memorial Day weekend at the Greenville Downtown Airport for the 13th Annual Take Flight 5K on Saturday, May 23rd, 2026. Costumes and Competition are highly encouraged. Fun is mandatory! Official groups will be publicly recognized so let us know.  Prizes will be given out between races.  Strollers and walkers are allowed. No pets are allowed in this race. We will take a moment to honor our fallen veterans with a small ceremony prior to the race. The Civil Air Patrol will conduct the missing comrade ceremony. We are working the other ceremony participants.  Late, late registration 6:30 am Ceremony starts 7:30 am 5k race begins 8:00 am 1 mile race begins 8:45 am Where:  21 Airport Road Ext. Greenville, SC US 29607 When: Memorial Day Weekend - Saturday, May 23rd 2026 Bib & Shirt Pickup:

Join us for the 5th Annual Catch the Wave 5k on Saturday, May 23rd in the Greenville City Park.  Start time is 9:00 am.  Start/Finish line is located on the track in the Jennings Track & Field Complex at Greenville High School.  The course will wind through the Greenville City Park and will utilize the bike path to Bish Park.   Pricing: Adult with shirt                       $25 Adult without                          $20 18 & Under with Shirt            $20 18 & Under w/o Shirt             $15Greenville Student Athlete w/o Shirt     $5   Age Divisions:Overall Male & Female Top 3 male and female in the following: 10 & Under 11-14 15-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70+

'Who Run It' is a community mental health awareness walk/run hosted by the Greenville-Weston High School Class of 2006 as part of our 20-Year Reunion weekend. Held during Mental Health Awareness Month, this 1-mile event is open to all ages and brings together classmates, families, and the Greenville community for a morning of movement and purpose. All participation is free — made possible by our generous sponsors. Whether you're walking, running, or cheering from the sidelines, there's a place for you at the starting line.

The third annual GTC Memorial Day Mile, renamed this year as GTC Memorial Day - Honor Tower Mile will be held this coming Memorial Day, Monday, May 25, 2026. The event pays tribute to our fallen service members, and to our first responders. As a competitive 1-mile race, it is in good alignment with a national movement afoot - to Bring Back the Mile - America's distance (1-2). Not as fast as you'd like to be yet? No problem, all speeds are welcome.     John HartRace DirectorEmail: MDMdirector@greenvilletrackclub.com    References 1. Bring Back the Mile: America's Distance. Available at: https://www.bringbackthemile.com/home   2. NPR. A Campaign To Bring Back 'America's Distance': The 1-Mile Race. Available at: https://www.npr.org/2014/06/06/319512432/a-campaign-to-bring-back-americas-distance-the-1-mile-race    The plane in the photo above is part of a memorial in Cleveland Park in Greenville, South Carolina honoring Major Rudolf Anderson Jr., United States

⚡️ZOOM!⚡️ You’ve just entered the speed force, baby. I’m The Flash — and if there’s one race I’d never miss, it’s The Downville Mile. 🏁💨   Welcome to the fastest mile race in South Carolina — a 1-mile lightning bolt down the streets of Greenville.   🐇🍻 Whether you’re faster than a speeding bullet or just want to see what it feels like to fly, this race is for YOU.👟 The Open Mile is perfect for speedsters of every stride — your first mile, your fastest mile, your funnest mile.   ⚡️ Then, BOOM! 💥 At 6:45pm, it’s time for the Elite Mile — where the real scorch marks get laid down. Sub-5:30 runners only. This is where PRs get shattered and gravity goes home crying.   🎉 Expect high-voltage energy, cheering crowds, and a brewery finish line that’s literally the best place to catch your breath. You bring the legs and BYOB and we will bring the vibes. 🍺🎶   🏆 Stick around for awards and stories of the one time you

This is an early-season triathlon and duathlon that is well suited as a training event for the seasoned athlete as well as an entry-level distance for those who are just deciding to plunge into their first event.  There will be an adult sprint triathlon & duathlon with a first wave start at 8 a.m. and two youth divisions (1) U-15 (ages 11-15) and (2) U-10 (7-10) with a first wave start at 11:15 a.m.  The event is centered on Greenville's beautiful Baldwin Lake and features a unique spectator experience from an elevated viewpoint above the lake and transition area on and along the Fred Meijer Flat River Trail.  The entire swim, transition, bike-in, 1/2 mile of the run, and the finish line can all be viewed from a single vantage point.

Join East Carolina University’s Student National Dental Association for the Annual Oral Cancer 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, May 30, 2026, starting at 9:00 AM. This event is dedicated to raising funds for Beau’s Buddies Cancer Patient Care Fund, which helps support patients by offsetting cancer-related dental expenses. Through this race, we aim to make a meaningful impact while also increasing awareness about oral cancer and the importance of early detection. We are proud to continue this annual tradition of bringing the community together to support an important cause. Whether you run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, your participation helps us support patients and families who need it most. Registration Fee:   $35 - through May 4th (includes a t-shirt on race day)$40 - May 4th through race day  *Register by May 11th to receive a t-shirt. Awards:Top 3 Male and Top 3 Female

The Big Run 5K! We invite you to join us at ECU North Campus (Location Subject to Change) for The Big Run 5K Fun Run on June 6th to log some weekend miles. Set a goal, cross that finish line and celebrate with your friends, family and Fleet Feet community!  Whether it's your first 5K or your first in a while, The Big Run will inspire you to keep showing up and be the best version of yourself. The Big Run for Kids is intended for age 12 and under.  Each month of the year, our Team partners with a local non-profit organization to support and lift up through donations, education on their goals and missions for our community, and calls to action for continued support. This year our Big Run proceeds will be going to Ainsley's Angels of ENC. The vision of this amazing organization is inclusion without limits and together, we shall educate, advocate and celebrate inclusive communities while connecting everyone through empowerment and belonging. Packet pick up will be on June 6th, from

🐍🍺 Welcome to the Annual Cottonmouth Beerlay! 🍺🐍   Run fast. Drink hard. Don’t get bit. What do you get when you combine trail running, random beers, and your most competitive (and possibly least coordinated) friends? The Cottonmouth Beerlay, baby! This wild race at the beautiful Lakewood Nature Preserve is back for another year of glorious chaos, beer-fueled miles, and unforgettable memories. You can run it solo if you're a one-person party machine, or grab a few beer-loving buddies and tackle it as a relay team of 2–4. Either way, you're in for 8 miles of pure, ridiculous fun. Are you fast enough to outrun the Cottonmouth? Or will the beer bite first?  🐾 How It Works: Each lap is a 2-mile trail loop through the preserve. You’ll do it 4 times total. Before every lap, runners must consume a randomly-selected beer from the BYOB community pool Solo runners do it all themselves. Relay teams tag in one runner per lap. 🍻 21+ only

☀️ HELLO, MORTALS! IT’S ME… THE SUN.   And I’m callin’ you out to dance in my glow at the Longest Day—a race from sunrise to sunset on the trails of The Preserve at Lakewood. 🌅🏃‍♂️🌄 I’ll rise above the horizon at 6:30AM sharp, and from then until I take my fiery bow around 10PM, you’ll be racing against me… and against time. ⏳🔥   Every 2-mile lap is your chance to shine. But beware—each lap gets one minute SHORTER to complete. My light fades, the clock ticks, and your legs better keep moving! Only the strongest will last 'til twilight… maybe one winner… or none at all. 😈🌞  🏞️ Welcome to My Playground: The trails of The Preserve at Lakewood—120 acres of forest, rolling grass paths, and wildlife galore. While you're out chasing glory, don’t be surprised if a white-tailed deer or curious box turtle cheers you on. 🦌🐢🌳 You’ll loop past red cedars and maple trees, glide by singing mockingbirds and blue ja

The ever popular and patriotic Red White and Blue Shoes 5K on the campus of Furman University on July 4th. This fast race course is USATF certified. The start line is in the parking lot adjacent to the north stands at Paladin stadium. The route circles the mall and loops around the Duke Library at the center of campus. The course then goes across the dam at Swan Lake and takes the paved path around the lake, using the new footbridge at the north end of the lake. The route passes the Amphitheater, goes left on Bell Tower Road to Roe Ford Road, then goes right on Roe Ford Road back to the mall. After coming down the mall road, the course rounds the circle in front of the PAC and goes down the driveway to the North Stands. Runners enter at the back gate of the stadium and finish in a blaze of glory at the 50-yard line at Paladin Stadium. 5K will participants receive a high quality Runners Cap. Limited to 1300 participants . IF YOU ARE A MEMBER OF THE GREENVILLE TRACK CLUB, sign in to RunS

A brand new sprint distance triathlon on the beautiful Hartness property in Greenville, SC.   More details to come...

💀 Welcome to the Hottest Race This Side of the Grave…💀    🔥The Carolina Reaper Challenge! 🔥 Are you brave enough to survive the Carolina Reaper Challenge? 🌶️ The Reaper awaits. 😈🔥   Get ready to feel the burn as you lace up for the Carolina Reaper Running Race, where scorching heat meets extreme endurance. 🔥 Whether you’re tackling the 5-mile, half marathon, 50k, or the team relay, you’re about to test your grit in the fiery heat of South Carolina this July. ☀️🌡️   🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️ As you navigate the 2.62-mile loop at the Riverwest Nature Preserve, you’ll be embraced by the intense Southern heat, winding through rolling hills, wooden bridges, and scenic views that might just make you wish you were anywhere but here—unless you're a true heat-seeker! 🏞️   💀 It’s not just a race… it’s a battle for survival. Conquer the loop within 45 minutes per lap—or risk being left behind in the flames!

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS 5K Saturday July 25, 2026 8:30AM Where: Annie Oakley Memorial Park: Intersections of South Broadway, Martin Street (OH 571) and Washington Street (OH 49) Greenville, Ohio 45331 Race Details: PACKET PICKUP: Friday, July 24th from 4:00pm-7:00pm OR you can pick up your packet on race day beginning at 6:30 am until 8:00 am. Packet pickup is at the Gospel Baptist Church Recreational Building (115 West 5th Street, Greenville, OH). RACE DAY: Saturday, July 25th. Adult 5k run or walk begins at 8:30 am. There is a 'kids' run that begins at 8:00 am. (This is for younger kids; they run to the fountain and back).  RACE COST: Ages 12 & Under = $10 per person (No Shirt)  IF pre-registered by midnight of July 10,2026Ages 13 & Over = $25 per person (No Shirt) IF pre-registered by midnight of July 10, 2026All Ages = $30 per person (WITH Shirt) IF pre-registered by midnight of July 10, 2026All Ages = $35 per person IF registration occurs July 11-25, 2025 (NO sh

Julie Valentine Center Run2Overcome Information Join us for the 18th Annual Julie Valentine Center Run2Overcome, a celebration of courage, resilience, and community support! On this special day, we come together to not only raise funds for the vital services provided by the Julie Valentine Center but also to honor the incredible strength and bravery of survivors of sexual assault and abuse. Every step you take in this charity run represents a beacon of hope for those who have experienced unimaginable trauma. By participating, you are not only contributing to a worthy cause but also sending a powerful message of solidarity and support to survivors everywhere. Imagine the impact we can make together as we lace up our running shoes and hit the pavement, united in our commitment to creating a world where survivors are believed, supported, and empowered to heal. Each stride brings us closer to our goal of spreading awareness, raising funds, and inspiring others to join us in our mission of

The Gauntlet Mud Run is an exciting race featuring natural terrain and military-inspired obstacles that challenge participants to work together and persevere. Competitors will face walls to climb, ropes to swing across, and mud to crawl through—the more obstacles you conquer, the muddier you get! While the event is a fun community activity, top finishers will be rewarded. The top two male and female runners in each age group (13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69) will be recognized. The Top Overall Finisher will receive a $100 cash prize, and additional awards will go to the Largest Team, Largest School, and Fastest Team.All registrants will receive a free drink token, a finisher's medal, and a t-shirt (if registered by July 15th).Event Location: Chenoweth Trails, home of the Light Foundation —a nonprofit dedicated to providing youth with opportunities that inspire passion, purpose, and success. All event proceeds benefit the Light Foundation.Race Waves: The first wave starts a

SWIM: 400 Meters (Pool)BIKE: 15 MilesRUN: 3 Miles Andy's Race has become one of South Carolina's largest and most hotly contested triathlon events. With its beginner friendly atmosphere and elite level field, Andy's Race offers something for all ranges of athlete. It is very rare to see an event with so many first timers racing along side some of the state's best. Since 2019, this event has been dedicated to the memory of Andy Van Evera.  Andy was a triathlete who was passionate about life, racing and this event in particular.  The Greenville Triathlon was Andy's "Greenville World Championship" event and he looked forward to racing it each year.  While he loved going fast at this race, he loved the post race experience even more.  Sharing war stories with his friends and teammates while celebrating each finisher was just as much a part of who he was.  The triathlon community lost a great soul, and an incredible role model, when Andy Van Evera left us and we