Races Near Me: Upcoming Running Races

Fall is almost here and we have an exciting race planned with refreshments, costumes, and music ALL in support of our YMCA’s First Thursday Club, a social group for special needs adults in York & Lancaster Counties! ALL Proceeds from this Run/Walk will provide activities, outings, trips, & parties at no cost to the club member. Whether you want to run a 5K or participate in the 1.5 mile walk-a-thon, this is the event for you! Dress in your favorite scary costume and have a spooky run through some of the most ghostly historical areas of Olde York. Early registration is $30 (Walk is $25) and includes an event t-shirt. Day of registration will be accepted but the price will increase. The event will begin at the York YMCA at 5:45 PM with race kick-off at 6:30 PM and will be followed by refreshments, music and awards! There will also be a Costume Contest starting at 5:30 PM before the event. Sponsorship opportunities are available – please contact Ron Black (ronblack@ymcaup.org) if your business is interested in sponsoring this event!

Lace up your sneakers and join us for the Kindness 5K, a fun, low-key event designed for runners, walkers, families, and friends of all ages! STARTING AT 9 AM SHARP at DAIS and set in the beautiful Dallastown community, this family-friendly race offers a relaxed atmosphere where ALL proceeds will benefit LIFEPATH CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES. No matter your pace, you'll be making a difference with every step! REGISTER by OCTOBER 22nd for a guaranteed race t-shirt!! Non-perishable food items and gently used winter clothing will be collected near the finish line to also assist those in need. This race is NOT affiliated with Dallastown Area School District. 👈 QUICK INFO: 📢9 AM START TIME 🌤️Event will be held rain or shine. 👕REGISTER by OCTOBER 22nd for a guaranteed race t-shirt!! 🏃 No awards will be given as this race is for charity. 🎉 Stay after the race for raffle prizes—winning bib numbers will be drawn! (Prizes donated by local businesses) 🫗 Water stop at mile 1.5 🍿 Light snacks afterwards. ***BIB/T-shirt pick up at FLEET FEET YORK on Friday, Nov. 6th from 10 AM- 7 PM at 1511 Mount Rose Ave. York, PA 17403 and at DAIS starting at 7:30 AM on Saturday, Nov. 7th. Course Map

Race InformationThe race starts at 8:00 AM.Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.All runners must register on RunSignup. No on-site registration.  Additional Information:  Pavilion C Parking 5K & 10K Course (0.78M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (1.56M)The 5K does the out-and-back two times.The 10K does the out-and-back four times. Half Marathon Course (1.09M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (2.18M).The Half Marathon does the out-and-back six times. Course Time Limit3 hours and 30 minutes. Finisher Medalshttps://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php  Shirt and Gear Shophttps://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php  Best Costumehttps://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php  Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php US Road Runninghttps://u

The Second Great Turkey Trot 5K 2026Saturday, November 14, 2026| Allison Creek Park | 9:00AM Start Get your gobble on and join us for a festive, family-friendly run/walk that kicks off the season of gratitude with fun, feathers, and community spirit! Hosted by Greater Things, this event raises critical funds to support individuals and families in York County through practical resources, hope, and compassion. Every step you take helps bring Greater Things to life in our community. Race Day Fun Includes: Scenic 5K trail run/walk through beautiful Allison Creek ParkMedals for top finishers in Men’s & Women’s age groups Divisions Children's fun runCostume Contest (Adults & Kids – 1st, 2nd & 3rd place)Free race T-shirt for all registered participantsKids’ Scavenger HuntLocal business & organization info tables with treats and giveawaysComplimentary water, snacks, and post-race celebrationage group runs, 50 years and above, 35 to 49 years old 17 to 35 years old and 16 yea

Race InformationThe race starts at 8:00 AM.Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.All runners must register on RunSignup. No on-site registration.  Additional Information:  Pavilion C Parking 5K & 10K Course (0.78M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (1.56M)The 5K does the out-and-back two times.The 10K does the out-and-back four times. Half Marathon Course (1.09M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (2.18M).The Half Marathon does the out-and-back six times. Course Time Limit3 hours and 30 minutes. Finisher Medalshttps://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php  Shirt and Gear Shophttps://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php  Best Costumehttps://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php  Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php US Road Runninghttps://u

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

Want to run / walk some hills around York County this winter with 300 of your friends? If so, with nine race venues around York County, the York Road Runners Club Winter Series is for you! This low-pressure, low-cost series is the perfect way to stay active and motivated throughout the chilly months. Each venue hosts a main event from 5k up to 10 miles, as well as a one mile run prior to the main event. You can run just the 1 miler, just the Main Event, or both. Come join us! How does the Winter Series work? Run 9 races and / or 9 one mile runs for one low registration fee. Participants are assigned a race bib (or bibs) and are responsible for bringing their bib(s) and wearing it at race they attend.**Those opting to run the 1 mile AND the main event will be issued 2 bibs. You must wear the correct bib for each event in order for your time to be recorded for the event.Series points are awarded at each race based on your age group placement. Your age group is based on your age as of 11/15/2026. Awards are presented at the final race based on placement points earned throughout the series. The more races you run, the better your chances of placing!Awards are presented to the top three males and top three females (based on series points) for the Mile and the Main Event in the following age groups: 1‐13; 14‐19; 20‐24; 25‐29; 30‐34; 35‐39; 40‐44; 45‐49; 50‐54; 55‐59; 60‐64; 65‐69; 70-74, 75+We have participation swag available at the final race for those who run and/or volunteer at a minimum of 5 races during the series.Plan to hang around for food, fun and the awards after the final race.We have photographers on the course, when they are available, (thank you Clay and Karen). You may share those photos with your friend and family.YRRC supports sustainability, please bring your refillable water bottles. All races over 4 miles will have a water station. No dogs or strollers allowed. This will be strictly enforced. Roads are NOT closed, please keep left and watch for oncoming traffic.Chip timing by Second Wind Race TimingRestrooms are available at all events. ** THERE IS A $5 FEE FOR ALL LOST/FORGOTTEN BIBS. RACE BIB(S) CAN BE PICKED UP AT EARLY BIB PICKUP OR AT THE FIRST EVENT YOU ARE ABLE TO ATTEND. BIBS WILL NOT BE MAILED.

The Thanksgiving Day tradition continues! Join us for our 30th Annual Turkey Trot 5K and burn some calories before the feast! Registration: Choose either in-person or virtual for your registration. Choose either Adult (14 & over) or Youth (13 & under)Choose Shirt or No ShirtShirts are available through November 16. Price increases on October 27, so register early!Race registrations are not eligible for transfer to other runners Packet Pick Up: Graham Aquatic Center - 543 N. Newberry St. York, PA 17401 Monday, November 23, 2026 - 3 pm - 7 pmTuesday November 24, 2026 - 9 am - 7 pmWednesday, November 25, 2026 - 9 am - 5 pm Arthur J. Glatfelter Branch YMCA - 90 N. Newberry St. York, PA 17401 Race day, Thursday, November 26, 2026 - 7 am - 8:50 am Race Shirts: Shirts will be distributed at our Packet Pick Up times. Virtual registrants who live outside of York and Lancaster counties may have their shirts shipped for a flat rate $10. In-person Race: Free parking is available at the Susquehanna Commerce Center, 221 W. Philadelphia St, York, PA. Please NO DOGS on the race course per city ordinance.Strollers are permitted on the course.Walkers – please move to the back of the starting line and walk along the side of the race route to allow runners a clear path to get their fastest time. You + 5 Friends = $20 Refund! You will be refunded when 5 of your friends signup for the fun! Share your unique referral code with others. The code is generated at the end of your registration, so save it and forward to your friends! Learn more: Frequently Asked Questions YMCA community health programs: The YMCA mission and focus is to improve the health and well-being of those in our community. Our health intervention and education programs serve individuals with cancer, prediabetes, high blood pressure, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer's, arthritis and childhood obesity. You can support participants striving to improve health and well-being by making a donation to one or more of our programs. Catholic Harvest Food Pantry: Please bring a non-perishable food donation or check donation to packet pick-up. The community based Food Pantry serves at least 750 families each month, providing food, infant and hygiene supplies to those in need. Although formed as a collaboration of the local Catholic Churches, the Food Pantry serves any individual or family in need, and not those only affiliated with the Catholic church. Your generous donation helps the Pantry reach more York community members. Checks payable to: The Catholic Harvest Food Pantry. Learn more here. Social Media: Tag us #YorkYTurkeyTrot. Join our Facebook Race Series Group and post your Turkey Trot photos. Race Map: Click the map link Important Reminders: NO DOGS Strollers are allowed NO scooters

The 17th annual Running of the Turkeys through downtown York will take place Thanksgiving morning on November 26 with a start time of 8am. First Presbyterian and Trinity United Methodist churches will host the event. Running of the Turkeys was founded in 2010 by local runners and church members wanting to bring a family-friendly Thanksgiving run to York’s historic downtown and to give runners an opportunity to give back to their community. Runners can drop off non perishable items to donate to PATH during packet pick up on Wednesday, November 25 or on the morning of the race. People Attempting to Help, or PATH, will receive the proceeds and donations along with the Grace and Mercy Soup Kitchen of the Wesley United Methodist Church and YSD1 Education Foundation. Started in 1982 by the Western York County Christian Ministers Association, PATH has been serving the citizens of York and its outlying environs for 25 years. The not for profit organization includes a food pantry and associated thrift store and provides emergency aid for utilities and other needs for those in crisis. For more information on PATH, visit pathministriesofyorksc.org. Shirts are only guaranteed if registered by NOVEMBER 1. Inventory and shipping are pushing deadlines earlier than normal.

Race InformationThe race starts at 8:00 AM.Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.All runners must register on RunSignup. No on-site registration.  Additional Information:  Pavilion C Parking 5K & 10K Course (0.78M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (1.56M)The 5K does the out-and-back two times.The 10K does the out-and-back four times. Half Marathon Course (1.09M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (2.18M).The Half Marathon does the out-and-back six times. Course Time Limit3 hours and 30 minutes. Finisher Medalshttps://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php  Shirt and Gear Shophttps://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php  Best Costumehttps://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php  Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php US Road Runninghttps://u

Race InformationThe race starts at 8:00 AM.Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.All runners must register on RunSignup. No on-site registration.  Additional Information:  Pavilion C Parking 5K & 10K Course (0.78M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (1.56M)The 5K does the out-and-back two times.The 10K does the out-and-back four times. Half Marathon Course (1.09M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (2.18M).The Half Marathon does the out-and-back six times. Course Time Limit3 hours and 30 minutes. Finisher Medalshttps://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php  Shirt and Gear Shophttps://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php  Best Costumehttps://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php  Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php US Road Runninghttps://u

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

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US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

Check-in begins at 8:00 AM and the race starts at 10:00 AM.No pets are permitted at this race location.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.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

Washed Clean 5k run, mile walk and kids 1/4 mile fun run is a trail run at Genesis Church. Runners will run around the church’s beautiful property and cross the finish line to a fun foam finish!  This event is a final project for STEAM co-op’s 7-12 grades Health and Fitness class.   All proceeds of this event benefit Genesis STEAM homeschool co-op (25%) and Katallasso (75%).  Katallasso Family Health Center is a faith-based, non-profit, charitable healthcare center that provides high-quality, licensed services to the uninsured of York County.  Katallasso Genesis STEAM homeschool co-op is a parent ran and self-sufficient co-op that is done through Genesis Church’s kids ministry. The goal of STEAM is to provide our children with educational opportunities that promote academic excellence as well as spiritual development. Race Day packet pickup starts at 6:30am with group stretching at 7:45am and race start time 8:00am. All racers registered prior to 2/20/26 will receive a free t-shirt and

SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH — 8:00 AM There’s only one official winner. But the race belongs to everyone. The Common Last One Standing is a race built for every kind of runner the first-timers, the comeback stories, the weekend grinders, and the experienced marathoners chasing something deeper. There is one winner, but there are thousands of reasons to run. This is your race your pace, your distance, your breakthrough.   HOW IT WORKS: The race begins at 8:00 AM on Saturday, March 28th  Every runner completes the same 1 Mile loop course, one lap at a time completing a 5K every hour.At the start of each hour, runners must begin their next lap.You can run a 5K, 10K, half marathon, full marathon or keep going as long as your body and mind let you.The race continues until only one runner remains to complete the loop.That final runner is crowned the Last One Standing. WHY WE DO IT? This race isn’t about who’s the fastest.It’s about showing up.It’s about pushing past the version of yourself that sa

Sunday, May 3, 2026     Whether you are aiming for a Boston Qualifying time or are running your first long distance race, the York Marathon and Half Marathon is a fast-paced chip-timed event hosted by the Arthur J. Glatfelter Branch YMCA.     The race begins at the Arthur J. Glatfelter Branch YMCA, 90 N. Newberry St, York, PA 17401 and ends at Lafayette Plaza in the heart of the City of York. The flat course begins on city streets and transitions to the York County Heritage Rail Trail for the remainder of the race. The trail race surface is compacted crushed stone, ideal for running.   Registration closes on April 30, 2026.   RACE START/HEATS Marathon:   6:00 am - Group start6:10 - 6:30 am - Rolling start; Runners can cross the start line at any time during this period Half Marathon: 7:00 am - Group start7:10 - 7:30 am - Rolling start.  Runners can cross the start line at any time during this period 1:00 pm - Race Course Closes   *** Runners must pass Brillhart Station by 11:45 am to

Race InformationThe race starts at 8:00 AM.Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.All runners must register on RunSignup. No on-site registration.  Additional Information:  Pavilion C Parking 5K & 10K Course (0.78M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (1.56M)The 5K does the out-and-back two times.The 10K does the out-and-back four times. Half Marathon Course (1.09M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (2.18M).The Half Marathon does the out-and-back six times. Course Time Limit3 hours and 30 minutes. Finisher Medalshttps://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php  Shirt and Gear Shophttps://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php  Best Costumehttps://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php  Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php US Road Runninghttps://u

Special Thanks to Our Lead Sponsor: The Wladis Family Come out and join the FUN by running or walking with York Hospital on Saturday, JUNE 6, 2026! Follow our race course over the iconic Wiggly Bridge, along the beautiful York River, through Steedman Woods, past the York Golf & Tennis Club - and back to the hospital campus in town. Special prizes will be presented to the top male and female winners in each division and healthy snacks and refreshments – fruit, granola bars and water - will be provided to all.  Children (and parents!) are encouraged to participate. Registration fees are $25 (14 & older), $10 (13 & under), and $50 (families/groups up to 5 participants). These fees apply to both pre-reg and race day registration for the race on June 6, 2026. Race Day Registration: York Hospital will CLOSE registration at 3pm on THURSDAY, JUNE 4. Paper registration forms will be available for cash, check or credit card payments for race day registrants on Saturday, June 6. There

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

Join Us for the return of the York Sprint Triathlon Saturday, June 19, 2027 | York College Rise Up Racing is thrilled to bring back the York Sprint Triathlon at York College. The vision is create strong, accessible, local, organized, sanctioned triathlon racing back to the York PA community. Come out and enjoy a fun, family-friendly early-season triathlon in the beautiful York area. Whether you're a first-time triathlete or a seasoned competitor, this course has something for everyone: an indoor pool swim, a hilly scenic bike course, and a flat, fast run. Race Distances: 500-yard indoor pool swim 13.5-mile hilly bike ride (open roads) 5K flat out-and-back run Course Map Bike Course Run Course Who Can Register? Individual athletes (ages 12* and up) *(turning 12 by the end of 2027) Relay teams (2–3 people ages 9* and up) *(relay team members for the swim or run may be as young as 9 but the cyclist must be turning 12 by the end of the 2027) Athletes under 18 will need a parent/guardian signature and must be able to complete the full course distance. Race Location: York College 899 South Richland Avenue, York, PA 17403 Packet Pickup: Friday, June 18th: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Saturday, June 19th: 5:00 AM – 7:00 AM Location: Outside York Natatorium Beginner Triathlon Clinic Friday, June 18th at 6:00 PM Join us at York College for a free clinic hosted by Race Director and USAT-Certified Coach Robin Barth. We’ll go over course details, transitions, gear prep, and provide short demos on transition setup and basic bike maintenance. Bring your questions and your bike! Age Group & Relay Starts As race day approaches, each age group will be assigned: A corral time A start time Age groups & Relay Participants will be seeded based on estimated 500-yard swim time 5 seconds apart with a 2 minute break between age groups. This format not only creates a more competitive and engaging race experience—especially as a USAT National Qualifier—but also helps reduce crowding on the pool deck and improves overall flow. As race day approaches, each age group will be assigned: a corral time (corralling will happen in the front parking lot of the pool area) The ‘corral ladies’ will be holding signs with the current age groups ‘on deck’ and then will be walking each age group on deck in order of their bib number to receive their chip timing device and then line up for the start. It is important that athletes line up with the ‘corral ladies’ in order of your bib number within their correct age group. Bib number is how we sorted estimated swim finish time. We will be corralling 3 age groups at time, but this will move very quickly. There will only be a 2 minute gap between each age group. Age groups will be seeded by fastest expected swim finish time and will be mixed male & female. There will be a separate corral for relays. Spectators are encouraged to cheer for their athletes on pool deck only when their athlete is being ushered in. No athletes or spectators are allowed to enter the pool deck through the race course, they MUST enter in through the main entrance. Once their athlete is finished swimming we ask that spectators move towards transition area or bike course to continue cheering and make room for other spectators to cheer on deck. Coral Order by age group (age groups will be ordered by their estimated swim finish time): 70+ 12-14 65-69 60-64 55-59 50-54 15-19 Relays 20-24 45-49 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 registrations after Wednesday June 16th . Race Day Schedule – June 19th 2027: 5:00–7:00 AM – Packet pickup & bike racking 6:30–7:30 AM – Swim warm-ups (pool opens) 7:45 AM – Transition area closes (regardless of age group start time) 8:00 AM – Race begins (staggered swim starts every 5-10 seconds, racers ordered by 500-yard swim time w/in their age group) 9:00 AM – Finish line celebration with food trucks and post-race food for athletes 11:00 AM – Awards Ceremony Awards: Top Male & Female Overall Top 3 Relay Teams Age Group Awards (1st–3rd Male & Female): 14 & under, 15–19, 20–24, 25–29, 30–34, 35–39, 40–44, 45–49, 50–54, 55–59, 60–64, 65–69, 70+ Parking: W Campus Dr. If you park near the finishing area you will be stuck until all bikers are cleared off-course. We recommend you park in a lot a little further away.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

Join us for the Paws for Wellness Bearcat 5K and United Back to School Resource Fair — a community event focused on wellness, movement, and supporting students and families as we kick off a new school year! Whether you are a competitive runner, casual walker, student, staff member, family member, or community supporter, this event is for YOU. The Paws for Wellness Bearcat 5K promotes healthy lifestyles, physical activity, and community connection in a fun and welcoming environment. Following the race, participants and families are invited to enjoy the United Back to School Resource Fair featuring school and community resources, wellness information, vendors, giveaways, and activities for families and students. This event is about more than crossing a finish line — it’s about bringing our community together, supporting the whole child, and starting the school year feeling connected, encouraged, and empowered. Come out, move with purpose, and help us ROCK the Orange and Blue!

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.