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Run - Eat Pizza - Support Breast Cancer Research That's Right! We have combined running with America's favorite food, all while raising money for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation! Join us on October 25th in Newtown, PA as we run and enjoy that glorious, triangular piece of heaven, also known as a Slice of Pizza from Meglio's Wood Fired Pizzeria! And know while you're running you are also supporting a very worthy cause - Breast Cancer Research. Join Meglio's Wood Fired Pizzeria for the Inaugural Run for the Pizza 5K at Council Rock High School North. Two distances: 1-mile fun run/walk5K (3.1 miles) Two formats: The Pizza Challenge (eating pizza during your run, and also during the post run celebration) The Pizza Celebration (just enjoying pizza after your run). What's Included? Event race shirts: Registrants receive an attractive, high quality Meglio's Run for the Pizza race shirtCustom 3" finishers medal: All participants completing the race get a unique, pizza-themed finishers medal to commemorate your achievementOn Course Pizza for Pizza Challenge Participants: Pizza Challenge participants will consume 2 slices of pizza during their run (1 slice during your first mile and 1 slice during your third mile).Post Race Pizza Celebration: LOTS OF DELICIOUS PIZZA SLICES are all included - all registrants receive two tickets, each good for 1 slice of pizza after the race. Prizes and Awards: The 5K is a chip timed race. Overall winners receive prizes (pizza of course) and age group winners receive medals. There will be separate winners in each format (Pizza Challenge and Pizza Celebration) Small Print Stuff: Race will take place rain or shine.Pizza Challenge participants must remain in the "Pizza Eating Zone" while consuming pizza during the race.Shirts/sizes are only guaranteed for registrations received by October 11th. (Shirts/sizes on registrations received after October 11th are not guaranteed. We will be ordering extra shirts for those registering after October 11th, but they are provided after the race on an availability basis only.)You must be present to receive your race shirt, finishers medal, any awards, and pizza. Shirts, medals, awards and pizza will not be mailed.There are no refunds.We do offer a Virtual option, but unfortunately, we can't ship you any pizza. But you will get the shirt and medal! What are You Waiting For? Get your family and friends together and sign up now to secure your spot and receive your unique finishers medal and shirt! Whether you run or walk, it's going to be a fantastic day filled with fun, fitness and, of course, lots of delicious tasting pizza from Meglio's Wood Fired Pizzeria! To Volunteer: Can't run but want to help? Click here: Meglios Pizza Run Volunteers Interested in Becoming a Sponsor? We love our sponsors and love to promote their businesses. Want to be a sponsor, click here: Meglios Pizza Run 5K - Sponsors All proceeds benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation!

Thanksgiving Day Thursday, November 26, 2026 Join Us for the 2nd Annual Newtown Turkey Trot 5K Start your Thanksgiving morning with purpose at the 2nd Annual Newtown Turkey Trot 5K in the heart of Newtown Borough. Gather with family, friends, and neighbors on Thursday, November 26 at 9:00 AM for a meaningful community tradition that celebrates gratitude, remembrance, and giving back. Before gathering around the dinner table, come together to honor those who have sacrificed so much for our community while supporting an incredible cause. gether in remembrance, gratitude, and support. And what better day to unite as a community and give thanks than Thanksgiving itself? Running in Honor of Officer Brian Gregg This event is being held in memory of Officer Brian Gregg, a dedicated member of the Newtown Borough Police Department who tragically lost his life in the line of duty on September 29, 2005. Officer Gregg had just begun serving full-time when he was fatally shot while on duty in the emergency department at St. Mary Medical Center. Born in Bristol and raised in Levittown, Officer Gregg was a graduate of Bucks County Community College and Ferris State University. Before joining the force, he owned a contracting business and later pursued his passion for public service through law enforcement. He was known for his courage, compassion, and commitment to protecting his community. Brian left behind his loving wife, Kella Ann Kneubuehl Gregg, and was the devoted father of Kyle Gregg. This year marks 20 years since his passing, a solemn milestone that reminds us not only of his sacrifice but of the enduring legacy he left behind. To this day, Officer Gregg’s name lives on through Brian S. Gregg Memorial Park and the Officer Brian S. Gregg Memorial Bypass, a section of the Newtown Bypass dedicated in his memory—and now, through this new annual tradition Supporting the Bucks County Heroes Scholarship Fund Proceeds from the race will benefit the Bucks County Heroes Scholarship Fund, which provides educational scholarships to the children of local first responders—law enforcement, firefighters, EMS personnel, and correctional officers—who have been killed or permanently disabled in the line of duty. Your participation helps honor their sacrifices and supports the families they’ve left behind. This cause is especially close to our hearts—Officer Gregg’s son, Kyle, was a recipient of this very scholarship, allowing him to pursue his education in the wake of unimaginable loss. Your participation helps honor sacrifices like Officer Gregg’s and supports the families they’ve left behind. Organized by Boss Events The Newtown Turkey Trot is organized by Boss Events, a Newtown-based race organizer known for the successful Shamrock Shuffle, which has raised thousands for A Love For Life and other charitable causes. Expect a professionally managed, family-friendly race that welcomes runners and walkers of all ages. Be Part of Something Bigger Whether you're a seasoned runner, a casual walker, or simply want to support the cause, we invite you to be a part of this special event. Start your Thanksgiving with purpose—run for Brian, run for our heroes, and run for the future of their children.

The Covered Bridge 5K is the first race of the Bucks County Roadrunners Winter Series. It's a great way to kick off the winter running season as we tackle one of the most fun hills in Tyler State Park, the 'Covered Bridge Hill'. This is for a single race sign up. To sign up for the series, please go to the Winter Series Sign Up page. About the Winter Series: An event which began back in 1978, the BCRR Winter Series includes 11 weekly races from December through February (weather permitting). You must register for an annual BCRR membership prior to registering for the entire series. Registration for membership and the Winter Series begins in the fall of each year. You do not need to be a member to participate in single races during the series. Single event registration for non-members is available onsite on race day only. For those who wish to compete for awards: You must also fulfill the series requirement of at least one race and one volunteer assignment. Please read the Winter Series Rules for more information.

The second race of the series, the Jingle Bell 5.3 Miler runs on the backside of Tyler State Park in a counterclockwise direction. Show your holiday spirit with festive hats, jingle bells, ugly sweaters, and crazy tights! This is for a single race sign up. To sign up for the series, please go to the Winter Series Sign Up page. About the Winter Series: An event which began back in 1978, the BCRR Winter Series includes 11 weekly races from December through February (weather permitting). You must register for an annual BCRR membership prior to registering for the entire series. Registration for membership and the Winter Series begins in the fall of each year. You do not need to be a member to participate in single races during the series. Single event registration for non-members is available onsite on race day only. For those who wish to compete for awards: You must also fulfill the series requirement of at least one race and one volunteer assignment. Please read the Winter Series Rules for more information.

The fourth race in the Winter Series, Tyler Challenge, matches runners with one of the steepest hills in the park. Are you up for the challenge? This is for a single race sign up. To sign up for the series, please go to the Winter Series Sign Up page. About the Winter Series: An event which began back in 1978, the BCRR Winter Series includes 11 weekly races from December through February (weather permitting). You must register for an annual BCRR membership prior to registering for the entire series. Registration for membership and the Winter Series begins in the fall of each year. You do not need to be a member to participate in single races during the series. Single event registration for non-members is available onsite on race day only. For those who wish to compete for awards: You must also fulfill the series requirement of at least one race and one volunteer assignment. Please read the Winter Series Rules for more information.

The third race of the Winter Series, the Cham-Pain 5K is held on New Years Day with a start time of 11AM making it a fun way to start your New Year right! This is for a single race sign up. To sign up for the series, please go to the Winter Series Sign Up page. About the Winter Series: An event which began back in 1978, the BCRR Winter Series includes 11 weekly races from December through February (weather permitting). You must register for an annual BCRR membership prior to registering for the entire series. Registration for membership and the Winter Series begins in the fall of each year. You do not need to be a member to participate in single races during the series. Single event registration for non-members is available onsite on race day only. For those who wish to compete for awards: You must also fulfill the series requirement of at least one race and one volunteer assignment. Please read the Winter Series Rules for more information.

Filling in at spot number five for the Winter Series, the Wild Card course changes yearly but will be between 4-miles and 6-miles. Sometimes on trails, sometimes on road, but always with hills and never without fun! This is for a single race sign up. To sign up for the series, please go to the Winter Series Sign Up page. About the Winter Series: An event which began back in 1978, the BCRR Winter Series includes 11 weekly races from December through February (weather permitting). You must register for an annual BCRR membership prior to registering for the entire series. Registration for membership and the Winter Series begins in the fall of each year. You do not need to be a member to participate in single races during the series. Single event registration for non-members is available onsite on race day only. For those who wish to compete for awards: You must also fulfill the series requirement of at least one race and one volunteer assignment. Please read the Winter Series Rules for more information.

The sixth race and the start of the second half of the Winter Series, the Polar Bear 8 miler. Stay warm running! This is for a single race sign up. To sign up for the series, please go to the Winter Series Sign Up page. About the Winter Series: An event which began back in 1978, the BCRR Winter Series includes 11 weekly races from December through February (weather permitting). You must register for an annual BCRR membership prior to registering for the entire series. Registration for membership and the Winter Series begins in the fall of each year. You do not need to be a member to participate in single races during the series. Single event registration for non-members is available onsite on race day only. For those who wish to compete for awards: You must also fulfill the series requirement of at least one race and one volunteer assignment. Please read the Winter Series Rules for more information.

Why is it called Honest Abe? It is because Abraham Lincoln's birthday is February 12th and the race is held on... oh my, this wasn't planned well. It's an honest mistake, good thing we're a running club and not a history club. This is for a single race sign up. To sign up for the series, please go to the Winter Series Sign Up page. About the Winter Series: An event which began back in 1978, the BCRR Winter Series includes 11 weekly races from December through February (weather permitting). You must register for an annual BCRR membership prior to registering for the entire series. Registration for membership and the Winter Series begins in the fall of each year. You do not need to be a member to participate in single races during the series. Single event registration for non-members is available onsite on race day only. For those who wish to compete for awards: You must also fulfill the series requirement of at least one race and one volunteer assignment. Please read the Winter Series Rules for more information.

The eighth race of the Winter Series, learn why we call it 'Terrible Tyler' and see if you can conquer it before it conquers you. This is for a single race sign up. To sign up for the series, please go to the Winter Series Sign Up page. About the Winter Series: An event which began back in 1978, the BCRR Winter Series includes 11 weekly races from December through February (weather permitting). You must register for an annual BCRR membership prior to registering for the entire series. Registration for membership and the Winter Series begins in the fall of each year. You do not need to be a member to participate in single races during the series. Single event registration for non-members is available onsite on race day only. For those who wish to compete for awards: You must also fulfill the series requirement of at least one race and one volunteer assignment. Please read the Winter Series Rules for more information.

The ninth race in the BCRR Winter Series, the Pick Your Way 5.3 Miler gives runners the choice of left or right. What way will your run? Which way is faster? Join us to find out! This is for a single race sign up. To sign up for the series, please go to the Winter Series Sign Up page. About the Winter Series: An event which began back in 1978, the BCRR Winter Series includes 11 weekly races from December through February (weather permitting). You must register for an annual BCRR membership prior to registering for the entire series. Registration for membership and the Winter Series begins in the fall of each year. You do not need to be a member to participate in single races during the series. Single event registration for non-members is available onsite on race day only. For those who wish to compete for awards: You must also fulfill the series requirement of at least one race and one volunteer assignment. Please read the Winter Series Rules for more information.

Check-in begins at 8:00 AM and the race starts at 9:00 AM.The event is fully accessible and pet-friendly, but all pets must remain leashed at all times.This is a certified 5K with professional timing. All results will be posted immediately after the race.To guarantee your Cupid's Chase shirt, please register by January 1, 2027; after that date, shirts will be available while supplies last.Giveaways include a Cupid's Chase finisher medal and drawstring bag, available while supplies last.Trophies will be awarded to the top 3 overall male and female finishers.Age group medals will be awarded to the overall male and female finishers in each of the following 14 age groups: 12 & under, 13–15, 16–19, 20–24, 25–29, 30–34, 35–39, 40–44, 45–49, 50–54, 55–59, 60–64, 65–69 and 70 & over.This is a rain or shine event. All registration fees are non-refundable.

The penultimate race in the series, the Eenie-Meanie-Minie-Moe Half-Marathon, and a challenging one at that! You want loops we've got loops! The Eenie-Meanie-Minie-Moe Half Marathon consists of 4 loops in total, for those familiar with Tyler Park we start with 2 front loops and finish with 2 back loops, Oh yeah, did we mention hills, that's a benefit of running in Tyler Park, there are plenty of hills, running 2 double loops gives you the added bonus of getting to run them all twice! Bib pickup begins 8:00 AM Sunday morning. This is for a single race sign up. To sign up for the series, please go to the Winter Series Sign Up page. About the Winter Series: An event which began back in 1978, the BCRR Winter Series includes 11 weekly races from December through February (weather permitting). You must register for an annual BCRR membership prior to registering for the entire series. Registration for membership and the Winter Series begins in the fall of each year. You do not need to be a member to participate in single races during the series. Single event registration for non-members is available onsite on race day only. For those who wish to compete for awards: You must also fulfill the series requirement of at least one race and one volunteer assignment. Please read the Winter Series Rules for more information.

The final race in the Winter Series, the Staggered Start 4.6 Miler. A unique event with a fun 'twist'! Runner's start times are staggered based on a secret formula that takes into account the performance of previous Winter Series races. The goal is for every runner to finish at the same time, 10am. Speed alone doesn't win this race; it's up for grabs by anyone having a break-out performance. This is for a single race sign up. To sign up for the series, please go to the Winter Series Sign Up page. About the Winter Series: An event which began back in 1978, the BCRR Winter Series includes 11 weekly races from December through February (weather permitting). You must register for an annual BCRR membership prior to registering for the entire series. Registration for membership and the Winter Series begins in the fall of each year. You do not need to be a member to participate in single races during the series. Single event registration for non-members is available onsite on race day only. For those who wish to compete for awards: You must also fulfill the series requirement of at least one race and one volunteer assignment. Please read the Winter Series Rules for more information.

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