Races

Race Day Schedule (Tentative) 8:30 AM    "Day of" Registration and Bib Number Pickup opens (only accepting cash or check payment)9:30 AM     Warmup led by LGM team10:00 AM  Race begins, followed by refreshments and live music11:30 AM   Awards and Recognition Ceremony   Registration $15 for Adults, Free entry for children and youth under age 18! Free T-shirts for the first 250 people to register.All finishers receive medals and awards will be presented to top finishers in each age categoryTeams that register by May 15th will receive a custom sign along the route    Race Bib Pickup Early Bib-Pickup:  Friday, June 6th from 4:00 to 7:00pm at the Let's Get Movin' office (250 Sumner Street, East Boston, MA)Race Day Bib-Pickup and Registration:  Saturday, June 6th from 8:30am to 9:30am at Memorial Park.   About Us Let’s Get Movin’ is a program of NeighborHealth (formerly East Boston Neighborhood Health Center) that empowers children, teens, and their families to build healthy

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Date--June 6,2026Time--Check in--8:00am  Start--9:00am Location--Thedford City Park--South of Hwy 2 and Main St.  Thedford,Ne.Distances & Fees--2.5 hours--$30 per person       5 hours--$50 per personRegistration Deadline--May 23Fees include--shirts,medals,Colleen's snacks,drinksDivisions--Solo,2 & 3 person Coed,male,female teamsDisciplines--Easy map reading,biking,kayaking,running,hikingBike and Kayak drop location coming soon.This is a great chance to come to the Sandhills and explore,back roads,Halsey Forest and the Loup River along with Thedford.For more info contact Jim Craig @ 402-432-3622--Glenn Troudt @ 402-540-3910 or Cay Ewoldt @308-636-8608Racers will get maps,clues and will be on foot,riding bikes and kayaking trying to get as many or all of thecheckpoints in the time frame they signed up for.A lot of fun and creates good team work.

Bring your family, friends, teammates, small group, or colleagues to run dressed as your favorite fictional or non-fictional family (think Flinstones, Jetsons, Clarks, Addams...the sky's the limit!) and partner with us to work towards meeting the complex needs of local children and families. All proceeds will provide scholarships for individual and family counseling, as well as caregiver training and coaching for families raising children from hard places, such as children with foster care involvement. A special prize will be given for the best costumes!

Enduring Hope Color RunLet us run with endurance the race that is set before us- Hebrews 12:1 SATURDAY- JUNE 6, 2026Onsite Check-In/RegistrationOpens at 7:30 am 1M Race Starts at 8:30 AM5K Race Starts at 9:00 AM Harts of Teal’s Mission: Harts of Teal is a community-driven, faith-based nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness of ovarian and gynecologic cancers while providing meaningful support to women and families through education, outreach, and programs that foster hope, connection, and early detection. Become a Sponsor Become a sponsor of the 6th Annual Harts of Teal Color Run & 1-Mile Fun Run and help us raise awareness, provide vital resources, and walk alongside women and families impacted by ovarian and gynecologic cancers. Your partnership directly supports education, early detection efforts, and community-based programs rooted in hope and compassion. We Love Our Volunteers: message us to get on the lists. Great opportunity for BETA Club hours.Text Kim at 404.751.8434 Hart

Join us in our efforts to beat cancer!  Held in conjunction with Renville Sugar Beet Days, this event incorporates a morning centered on hope, health, and stewardship.  Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative is the sole sponsor of the event underwriting the cost of the run/walk thereby ensuring all registrations fees are donated to help in the fight against cancer.  Since inception in 2010, we have raised and donated $79,918!  All registration fees will be donated to Renville County Walk in the Park.   Running to a Sweet Beet 5K offers opportunities for all ages and abilities.  It will take place rain or shine.  The 5K is chip-timed. Running to the Sweet Beet schedule of events: 6:45 a.m. - 7:45 a.m. Registration7:45 a.m. Opening Ceremony8:00 a.m. Race StartImmediately following the race - Closing Ceremony and Prizes All participants registered before or on June 1 are guaranteed a commemorative t-shirt and early bird pricing.  After June 1, registration fees increase to the followin

Join us for ConnectAbility of MN’s Break the Barrier 5K & 1K for every body. This inclusive event is geared towards the whole family. Whether you're running, walking, rolling, or strolling, this event is about breaking down barriers and building a supportive community. Tours & Vendors Our building will be open to the public for tours of our Assistive Technology & Mobility LabThe event parking lot will have free snacks, water, and community resource booths. Early Bird Signup - Free Shirt Free event shirts will be provided to all 5K and 1K participants who register by May 15, 2026. Free Medals Medals will be given to all participants at the finishline Check In On day of event please arrive 15 - 20 minutes before your event start time. 5K Run starts at 8:00am 5K Walk starts at - 9:00am 1K starts at - 10:00am, At the event tent, you will sign in and receive your t-shirt (if applicable) and bib.  1K Chalk Paths Colorful chalk paths will cover half the width of the 1K event

Come support the Camas County Schools and the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) on June 6th.  We will hold our FIFTH annual 1-mile run/walk and a 5K run/walk and brought back by popular demand 10K run.  We encourage all kids and students to come join the fun!  Kids 5 and under are of course free to participate!   All proceeds go directly to help teachers and students in Camas County! When:  Saturday June 6, 2026     8:00AM   Check in and Day of sign-ups opens at the Camas Prairie Centennial Marsh Park.We take cash, check or credit card on the day of.  https://maps.apple.com/?address=Corral,%20ID%20%2083322,%20United%20States&auid=8709914128467265664&ll=43.264316,-114.999737&lsp=9902&q=Camas%20Prairie%20-%20Centennial%20Marsh%20WMA&t=m     9:30AM   Start loading bus to designated start 10K, 5K and 1 Mile Run or Walk  * The bus will take you to your designed starting area and you will run back to the Marsh Park.    Bathrooms will be available at the beginning/end of t

YEAR THREE!!! 🎉🏳️‍🌈 The Concord Pride 5K is back and we’re so excited to bring the race magic back for another year! Join us for a fun, welcoming race-day atmosphere filled with music, Pride energy, and community celebration from start to finish. Some will run for time, some will walk with friends, some will dance across the finish line — all ages, all abilities, and all paces are welcome. 📅 Sunday, June 7, 2026⏰ 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM📍 NH State House🏁 Start/Finish line moved back to Capitol Street 🗓️ Registration opens February 12th. Early Bird pricing until April 7th.  👕 Free Pride 5K t-shirt for all registered participants ages 10+ through May 18th(No extra shirts will be available on race day — be sure to register early!) We’ll have race announcer & DJ Andy this year, plus a pre-race warm-up on the State House Plaza with Ascent Training & Performance! This annual road race raises funds for Equality Health Cente

Get ready to go WILD at the Wild Child Fun Run at Idaho Falls Zoo! A run geared to the whole family with a 1.5 mile and 5k distances.Join us for the 2nd Annual Wild Child Fun Run! Get ready for a family-friendly fitness adventure like no other! The Wild Child Fun Run is your chance to explore the zoo in a whole new way while supporting a great cause. Date: June 6th, 2026Start Time: 8:30 AM- Noon  Location: Tautphaus Park & Idaho Falls ZooChoose from a 1.5K or 5K run through beautiful Tautphaus Park, ending with a unique quarter-mile course inside the zoo! The route will feature fun cheer stations, music, and snacks to keep you energized along the way. Not about speed, but about fun! Participants will receive a finish time, but this inclusive event is focused more on the finish and promoting health, fitness, and family fun. Register today and be part of the Wild Child Fun Run—a day of fun, fitness, and supporting the animals! All ages and abilities welcome! We can’t wait to see you

Come to Collinsville, Illinois to be a part of the festival devoted to all things horseradish celebrated the first weekend in June in Collinsville on Main Street. The Horseradish Festival Committee is excited to host this in-person 5K race.  You will not be guaranteed your shirt size when you register after May 23, 2026. Our goal is for each runner to receive a shirt. But we can not guarantee your size will be available if you register after May 23. Course: The course is a flat and fast out & back route finishing on Main St.  Awards: Overall Male/Female, Top 2 in following Age Groups - 14 & Under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65+ Bib &Shirt Pickup: Friday, June 5th, at Horseradish Festival on Main Street from 5:00pm - 8:00pm Race Day Bib &Shirt Pickup: Saturday, June 6th, at Horseradish Festival on Main Street from 7:00am - 8:30am

Back by popular demand..... all proceeds benefitting the Pat Clark Cancer Foundation. This 5K is a chance to help us raise funds to support local cancer patients in our communities. Come join us for a beautiful run/walk through Rock run Greenway Trail, starting and ending at Cemeno's, 1630 Essington road. All monies raised will go directly to local cancer patients and their families. the PCCF is a 501 (c)(3) organization, completely run by volunteers. All age groups welcome. Sign up now for the early bird discount price and secure your spot. Limited to 175 runners. Help us help others and have some fun at the same time.                                          "Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much."                                                                                                                       Helen Keller Registration Includes: Race EntryT-ShirtFinisher Medal

Get ready for an exhilarating day of fun, teamwork, and adventure at The Great Bicycle Bottle Cap Challenge on June 6, 2026! This unique event will kick off at the Carlyle Lake Visitor Center in Carlyle, Illinois, bringing together bicycle enthusiasts and challenge seekers for an unforgettable experience. Embark on a thrilling ride around town, navigating through scenic routes and charming neighborhoods. Participants will tackle a series of exciting challenges designed to test their creativity and problem-solving skills. Each completed challenge will earn a coveted bottle cap, which they will collect and bring back to the starting point. As you pedal through Carlyle, you’ll not only enjoy the beautiful surroundings but also engage with local businesses and communities, making this event a celebration of town spirit and camaraderie. The more challenges you complete, the more bottle caps you’ll collect, increasing your chances to win fantastic prizes! Upon returning to the Carlyle Lake V

Race the Countryside 10k!   In person Countryside 10k: Registration: online registration only and closes Saturday June 6th 7:15 a.m. Course: start/finish at Witt Park, Sidney. Once runners leave the park they will be on country roads. There will be volunteers at most intersections and arrows on pavement. Each runner is encouraged to run on the left side of the road and must be aware of cars. There may be loose gravel or potholes. Please use caution. Bib pick-up will be at Body n’ Sole (1317 N Dunlap St, Savoy) on Friday, June 5th  from 4 to 6 pm, and race morning from 6:45 to 7:15 am. Awards will be presented to the overall male and female winners, overall male/female masters winners, and to the top three male and female finishers in the following age groups: 19 & under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 and over Post-race giveaways: Must be present to win. Included in your registration Sidney Dairy Barn ice cream sandwich (in person on race day only) We can't have

LWCF Advanced Youth Log Rolling and Boom Running Workshop Log Rolling Workshop, Coach Livi PappadopoulosWhere: Lumberjack Bowl, Hayward, WIWhen: Two Session Options:Saturday, June 6, 9am – 12pm (U-10 and U-13)Saturday, June 6, 4 - 7pm (U-13 and U-17)Both sessions will include an informal Sunday log rolling competition beginning at 9am. Boom Rolling Workshop, Coach Alivia PoppeWhere: Lumberjack Bowl, Hayward, WIWhen: Two Session Options:Saturday, June 6, 9am – 12pm (U-10 and U-13)Saturday, June 6, 4 - 7pm (U-13 and U-17) Judges and Coaches Training, Instructor John HallettWhere: Lumberjack BowlWhen: Two SessionsSaturday, June 6, 9am – 12pmSaturday, June 6, 4 – 7pmJudges and coaches are all encouraged to attend informal Sunday log rolling competition to put their new skills and training into action. Competition beginning at 9am.

🦸‍♀️🦹‍♀️ Superheroes don't always wear capes but when they do, they run and walk! 🦸‍♂️🦹‍♂️ Everyone is a superhero in their own way. From all the moms out there, to our front line workers, to even just those who are simply a friend to someone else. So for every superhero out there (that includes YOU), You make a Difference and we celebrate that with a fun run!   Overview:Run will sell-out QUICK! We will close off waves the moment they fill up. If waves are sold out, you can sign-up for the virtual run option or wait list. This is a smaller, private group run with a cap per wave. All paces and ages (under 18 with guardian) are welcome - Run or Walk!   There's no equipment or setup, this is a pure run with our coordinators to support you in a warm, stress-free setting! When you sign-up, we give you the support you need to help you achieve your goals and fitness. We also invite you to be part of our local run clubs that supports your fitness journey

This year, we’re making things easier by preassembling team packets. If your team has 4 or more members by 9:00am Wednesday, June 3rd, you’ll be able to pick up the entire team’s bibs and shirts at packet pickup in one convenient bundle. The Team Captain may pick them up or designate someone else on the team to do so. Please only send one team member to pick up for the entire team. If your team does not meet the 5-member threshold, each team member can pick up their packet individually.  📣 Important: If your team qualifies for group pickup (4+ team members), individual team members will not be able to pick up their individual packets.  The packets will include: Race shirtsRace bibs with labels (name, shirt size, bib number, gender, age and event).Please let your team members know if you used your email to register them, they will not receive these race day instructions or other important information, so please forward this email to them. The start and finish lines are down

Following the Beautiful Scenic shores of Little Bay de Noc, the race routes starts at the waterfront Terrace Bay Hotel. Heading North along the brand new non-motorized pathway, the route winds along the Lake Michigan shoreline to VanCleve Park, where 10K runners will turn around to return back to the Terrace Bay Hotel along the waterfront trail and Half Marathon runners will continue on. Passing through VanCleve Park, runners will experience scenic views of Lake Michigan along a scenic boardwalk, through the Northern portion of Gladstone, eventually returning along the non-motorized pathway back to the Finish at the Terrace Bay Hotel.  Boston Qualifying Route All of our race courses are USATF Certified, making our race a Boston Qualifier. Check out the route maps on MapMyRun | Full Marathon | Half Marathon | 10K What you get Register before May 1 and save $5.Premium Race Shirt, Finisher Medal, Race Bib, Post Race Refreshments. Time Limit Official timing and water stops will end after 6

Race starts at 8:00am and ends at 9:00am. In honor of National Donut Day, West Georgia Track Club has whipped up the sweetest running challenge in the West Georgia area!  Here's the challenge: Run and/or walk as many "donuts" (Hobbs Farm loops) as you can in ONE HOUR. Simple, right? Oh, did we forget to mention the fun part? After each loop completed, the participant must eat an amazingly awesome, mini donut before setting out on another loop! Recipe for success: The male and female competitors who complete the most loops in an hour win a donut trophy! *Advance registration is required to participate. No same-day registration.This is a FREE event for West Georgia Track Club members! (You still need to register!) This event is $12 for nonmembers.

The 5K Course: Begins at the Luxemburg Community Center & will go south through the Village. The runners will then head back down Main Street & will finish at the Luxemburg Community Center. Strollers & wheelchairs welcome. No pets please. Perks/Prizes: Awards to the top 3 male & female finishers in each age bracket • t-shirt • free food, ice cream & drinks after the dash Register by May 17 to guarantee a t-shirt size.  Those that register after May 18 may select another size (based on availability) or choose a shirt from past event. Pre-Registration & Packet Pick-up: Friday, June 5 at the Luxemburg Community Center gym (206 Maple Street, Luxemburg, WI US 54217) from 3:30-5:30 p.m. Race Day: Register at the Luxemburg Community Center gym from 7-7:45 a.m. The event will be held rain or shine. Due to the fixed costs of organizing an event, refunds will not be given if the event is cancelled due to severe weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Fee: Through Ma

This USA Triathlon sanctioned triathlon at Coconut Cove RV Resort in southwest Wisconsin is a fundraiser for brain cancer research in honor of the late Dennis Dietzel. Funds raised will be donated directly to glioblastoma (GBM) research at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. There will be a youth race at 12 pm on Saturday followed by sprint and olympic distance adult races on Sunday. This early summer event is perfect for first-timers as well as competitive triathletes. The race starts with a calm, clean lake swim in the lake at Coconut Cove RV Resort. Riders will then be challenged with a hilly bike on quiet and beautiful country roads in Grant County. The run is rolling, and finishes on a path around the lake with an optional slip n slide at the finish line! All finishers will receive finish line food/drinks, a water bottle and finisher medal. There will be awards for the top 3 overall male and female finishers, as well as the top 3 finishers in each division.

Take a bike tour of Fitchburg's local breweries, including the Great Dane Pub & Brewing Company, Delta Beer Lab, and Hop Haus Brewing Company. This ride will give riders an opportunity to explore local bike trails along the way and discover what makes Fitchburg a top biking destination! Each stop will have snacks and beer samples to try (for those 21+), and swag giveaways. Every brewery has non-alcoholic beverages available, too! All proceeds from the 2026 Brewery Ride will go to Fitchburg's Cycling Without Age Chapter, a local non-profit on a mission to offer people who cannot ride a bike themselves an opportunity to feel the wind in their hair as they ride as a passenger on a trishaw with a certified, trained pilot.

Blue Water Home Care & Hospice (fka: Visiting Nurse Association & Blue Water Hospice) are proud to host it's Annual 5K-10K River Run, 3- Mile Walk and 1 Mile Fun to help raise funds to benefit charity care for members of our community in need. All races will start and finish at Marysville Park, June 6, 2026. Participants can look forward to great awards, snacks, beverages, chip timing, great competition and a lot of fun! Packet pick-up will be 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Friday June 5, 2026 at the BWHCH  main office located at 3403 Lapeer Road, Suite B101, Port Huron MI, 48060 (the old Baker College building) Or you can always pick up your packet on race day at Marysville Park in the community building. Race day registration is available beginning at 6:30 am at Marysville Park.  Race Day Times 6:30 am Race Day Registration/Packet Pick up 7:45 am Fun Run Start 8:15 am 5K-10K Race Start 8:20 am 3 Mile Walk Start 9:15 am Awards Presentation

Welcome to the 20th MCMBA Milford Bike Fest and Trail Challenge!   ONLINE REGISTRATION IS OPEN! $25    Join us for a day of exploring by bikes around Milford's well-connected trail system!  Milford is an official Pure Michigan Trail Town and we are here to celebrate and showcase all that is offered. Five singletrack mountain bike trails and several paved pathways are fully accessible from Downtown Milford. Create your own adventure with fellow riders or join a group ride across this vast trail system.  After riding, join us on the patio of Main Street Grill for a drink then grab a bite from one of the local eateries. Tailor your ride from family-friendly paved rides, guided epic shreds, or take it all in with your own curated adventure. THIS IS NOT A RACE. This your chance to explore, expand your community, and find new favorite places. Visit the links on the left to learn more about the connected trail system and how to prepare for the event.  Looking to conquer a new challenge?

2026 Metro Detroit Heart Walk 5k Run/Walk Belle Isle State Park99 Pleasure DriveDetroit, MI 48207 Join us to defeat heart disease and stroke in the D! It's never been a better time to find new ways to boost physical and emotional health. Joining the Heart Walk is a great way to socially connect and get moving - all while making a great impact in our community and saving lives. When you register, you're helping: ♥ Save more babies and kids who have congenital heart defects♥ Train thousands in life-saving CPR♥ Fund groundbreaking brain and heart research♥ Champion health equity for all In addition to an officially timed 5k (8am), there is also a mile "Heart Walk" that starts at 930a.  The Heart Walk is an untimed event. If walkers are interested in obtaining an official time, they must register for the actaul 5k event and be issued a timing bib. This event will use its own online registration platform:  https://www2.heart.org/site/TR/HeartWalk/MWA-MidWestAffiliate?pg=entr

Walk Wisconsin 2026   Start times:  *There is a 10hr cut-off time or 6:00pm for ALL distances         Marathon 7-7:30 am         Half 11-11:30**(buses leave bandshell area starting at 10:45)         Quarter 12:30-1**(buses leave bandshell area starting at 12:15)   T-shirt cut-off will be May 1st, 2026 Bags and bottles not included in your registration: Available for purchase separately in store

Join us at the D-Bar-A Scout Ranch in Metamora, MI for the 5th annual Spring RR Race fundraising event which includes gravel bike racing, a 5k or 10k Run, beer tent, food vendors, camping opportunities and more. The Spring R&R event will utilize a mix of the D-Bar-A Scout Ranch and Gravel Roads featuring 5 timed race events to challenge riders and runners of all abilities. ​A 19 Mile Gravel Grinder Bike RaceA 33 Mile Gravel Grinder Bike RaceA 57 Mile Gravel Grinder Bike RaceA 5k Running RaceA 10k Running Race And… for those of you who really want to test your skills and endurance, make it a dual event by choosing to race in both the Gravel Grinder Bike Race and the 5k or 10k Running Race! ​These events will be timed by Newton Timing & Race Services. Awards will be presented for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place Gravel Grinder Race finishers from each timed category -and- an overall Male & Female for both the 5k and 10k Races after their respective events. Other Event features include

Triathletes throughout Michigan have long considered the Island Lake State Recreation Area, home of the Island Lake Triathlon, an epic training destination, ideal for any athlete preparing for a multisport event.  Set within a 4,000-acre park in Livingston County that offers an “up north” experience without leaving southeast Michigan. The terrain is a mixture of open brush land to mature hardwood forest, with some pockets of open meadows mixed in with a paved road of rolling hills weaving throughout.  You’ll swim the clear waters of Kent Lake, bike the park’s rolling, tree-lined hills, then run the panoramic final leg towards the lakeside finish line! Island Lake Tri features 7 different events: Olympic Triathlon — 1500 meter swim, 24-mile bike, 6.2-mile runSprint Triathlon — 750-meter swim (32 lengths in a standard metric pool), 12-mile bike ride, 3.1-mile runSuper Sprint (formerly Mini-Sprint) Triathlon — 400-meter swim (16 lengths in a standard metric pool), 12-mile bike ride, 1.5-m

49th ANNUAL SHIAWASSEE FAMILY YMCA CURWOOD FESTIVAL RUN RACES: Half Marathon, 10K Run, 5K Run, 5K Walk, Fun RunTIMES: 8:00 am - Half Marathon and 10K       8:30 am -  5K Run & 5k Walk      9:00 am Fun Run COST: Pre-Registration until May 30th - $45. Late registration May 31st to June 5th - $50 (no guarantee on shirt). Price for the Fun Run is $15 and includes t-shirt (no guarantee on shirt if you register after May 30th). The cost for the event includes a shirt (when you register by May 30th)  Early Registration ends May 30th Be sure to preregister for the event!  Registration for the race ends at 11:59 pm on June 5th (late registration). There will be no race day registration available at the race. 2026 COURSE Maps are found HERE Half Marathon10K Run5K Run/5K WalkFun Run  PACKET PICK UP:  Early packet pickup is on Friday, June 5th from 4pm to 6pm at the Shiawassee Family YMCA, 515 West Main Street, Owosso. Race day pickup begins at 7am at the race site. Please note the location of

Race InformationThe race starts at 8:30 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 InformationParking Near the Start:https://maps.app.goo.gl/4FQ3MF9xGQN3Ydsm7 5K & 10K Course (0.78M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6093995167 The 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/6059939278 The 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://usroa

Packet Pickup is Friday June 5th 4pm-7pm at the YMCA in Marquette. If you can't make the Friday time, packets will be available at the Start Line on Saturday. The Iron Range Roll is a 12-mile fun (but timed) bicycle race from Ishpeming to Marquette Township along the Iron Ore Heritage Trail (IOHT).  The 13th annual Iron Range Roll is scheduled for Saturday, June 6, 2026.  We are looking forward to racing along the historic IOHT, continuing a decade of tradition. As always, our goal is to provide a family friendly bike race that is safe for everyone and abides by Federal, State, and Local regulations. Thank you for your continued support, and welcome to any new racers! This event celebrates the heritage and recreational culture of Marquette County – all in the name of giving back to our community’s youth.  Each year Connect Marquette donates thousands of dollars raised through the Iron Range Roll to community youth programs at the YMCA of Marquette Count, the Aspen Ridge Riding for

PIT ★ XCO brings Olympic-style cross country mountain bike racing to West Michigan. XCO features short, punchy laps with climbs, descents, and technical features that reward both fitness and bike handling, making every lap exciting to race and to watch. The event is competitive for experienced racers while remaining welcoming to riders of all levels. All proceeds support SWMMBA trail maintenance and upgrades throughout the region.Beginner - 3 Laps -  ~6.75 Miles - Min age 9Sport - 5 Laps - ~11.75 Miles - Min age 13Sport Plus - 7 Laps - ~16.75 Miles - Min age 15Elite/Expert - 10 Laps - ~24.25 Miles - Min age 18 No need to choose an age category at signup, we will assign age groups automatically. REGISTRATION FEE SCHEDULE: Early Bird Special - January 16th to February 28th ($45.00)March 1st to April 30th ($55.00)May 1st to May 31st ($65.00)  Early Registration Closes!June 5th to June 6th ($75.00) Late Registration! EVENT DATES & TIMES: Friday (June 5th) Early Packet Pickup, Time TBA

2025-2026 NATIONAL CANINE OBSTACLE RACE SERIES   Overall finish each race (Male and Female)                               Podium Finish Top 10%             50 points                                                                           1st           30 points Top 25%             40 points                           PLUS                                       2nd          25 points Top 50%             30 points                                                                           3rd          20 points Top 75%             20 points                                                                           4th          15 points Finish                  10 points                                                                           5th          10 points   Extra Bonus Points Complete all 7 series events                100 points   September 14th- Leons Canine Obstacle Run, Indiana Dunes National Park IN October 4th- Midwest Canine Obstacle Run, The Woods Fitness Park MI October 1

Each June, the CAMC Foundation holds the CAMC Foundation Run for Your Life 5-Mile Run/2.5-Mile Walk. All proceeds from the event benefit colorectal cancer awareness and screening initiatives to help people who cannot otherwise afford critical screening procedures in our community. Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer, and the second deadliest in both men and women combined in the United States.  The 5 mile run and 2.5 mile walk begins at Haddad Riverfront Park, takes runners and walkers through the streets of Charleston and returns to the park to finish. Each year, more than 400 runners and walkers come out to enjoy a morning of physical activity, music along the event course, refreshments at the finish line, and support a good cause. Has colorectal cancer touched your life or someone close to you? We want to help share your story!  By signing up, you can share your personal connection to colorectal cancer through our event’s platform and raise funds that stay right here i

This event will take place during Shawano Sundrop Dayz on Saturday, June 6, 2026.  A registration tent will be set up on E. Elizabeth St. just West of Lincoln St. Registration and check in will begin at 7:30 am with the 5K Run/Walk beginning at 9:00 am. The entire course will be a combination of city streets and the Mountain Bay Trail.   Online registration ONLY prior to race day. Event fees will not be reimbursed due to cancellation of the event or if the registrant cannot participate in the event. Participants must register no later than May 16th to receive the desired t-shirt size. If you register after the deadline, the t-shirt and/or size will depend on availability.  Online registration is open until 11:59 PM on Friday, June 5. Participants can still register on day of race ($35) from 7:30 to 8:45 a.m.  Awards will be given to the top male and female in each division. Cornerstone Chiropractic and Wellness will be offering: Pre-race 20-minute "Ready, Set, Flow Yoga!" w/ De

The Home Run 5k and 1M Fun Run will be held in beautiful Americus, Georgia. The route begins at Americus First Methodist Church and winds through historic homes in the neighborhood. Every dollar raised by this event directly benefits the Americus Campus of The Methodist Home. This race is being held in memory of a friend of the home, Jay Williams. Each participant will receive a t-shirt and snacks at the finish line, as supplies last. Finisher's medals will be available to all children under 14 (and as requested for adults as supplies last) 5k Age Group Categories:0-10, 11-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, and 80+. We will recognize the first, second and third overall male and female as well as first master's overall male and female. Overall winners will receive a cash prize and will be ineligible in the age group categories. All winners will receive a special piece of artwork created by our girls at the Methodist Home. Packet Pickup will take place at th

Come and support the services of the Eatonton Service League by running the Brer Terrapin Trot 5K / 10K and One Mile!  Please note there will be no race day registration.

K-9 5K Fundraiser benefiting the Alpharetta Public Safety (APS) Foundation Saturday, June 06, 2026 @ 7:30 AM  On-Site Registration opens, via QR Code. Saturday June 14th starting at 6:00am.   We accept credit/debit card only Location of On-Site Registration: Dave & Buster's, Alpharetta  Dave & Buster's 6500 North Point Pkwy, Alpharetta, GA 30022 Thank you for supporting our local First Responders! Walk or run our North Point Parkway route – by yourself, with friends and family, or with your furry, four-legged companions – to raise funds that promote a safer, more connected community! The K-9 5K Fundraiser benefits the Alpharetta Public Safety (APS) Foundation programs, including: Support of local law enforcement and first responders, and the families of those injured or killed in the line of dutyCPR training, car seat safety programs, and more in our communityPurchase of necessary equipment and training programs to maintain the highest levels of productivity and per

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. How far is a Tunnel to Towers Run & Walk? This is a 5K (3.1 miles) to walk or run this event. Anyone can run, walk, or experience this event. Where can I pick up my packet?Details will be coming on packet pick up!  Can I register the day of the run? Yes. Registration will be open until the start of the run. You’ll save time by registering early. In addition, we may not have a shirt for you and we do not guarantee sizes for late re

Why run the Paw? Runners will enjoy the thrill of running through the beautiful Bear Paw Mountains! The Bear Paws (as the locals call them) were named for the unique formation of the island mountains, which resemble a bear's outstretched paw. In the foothills of the mountains are the pristine lakes and rolling hills of Beaver Creek park, the largest county park in the nation. This unique race is a must for all marathoners!

Kid's Dash 'N Pedal is back!  We love to see kids active!  This is a super fun closed course event is open to all kids ages 3-10. So pump up those tires and lace up your running shoes.... we can't wait to see you!All participants receive a shirt, post race treats and a finishers prize. Packet Pick-UpWhen: June 6 (Race Day) Time: 7:30AM - 8:30AMWhere: Shiloh Conservation Area 1132 Shiloh Rd. Billings, MT Start TimesMini starts at 8:30AM KDP starts at 9:00AMWe will start racers in waves of 3-4 according to ability. Mini Dash 'n Pedal  Bike 1/2 mile.  |  Run 1/4 mile. Bring their trike, bike with trainers or full on 2 wheeler! We will separate kids based on their ability and start them in waves. Parents are allowed to walk/run along if they wish.  HELMETS ARE REQUIRED! This race is NOT chipped or timed.  Dash 'n Pedal Run 1/4 mile | Bike 1 mile, | Run 1/4 mile   Bring their bike with trainers or full on 2 wheeler! We will separate kids based on their ability and start

PRIORITY REGISTRATION FOR MT ALPHA PRO MEMBERS: 1/9 8:00 AM (Please note if you join between 1/9 and 1/11 it will take up to 3 hours for us to process and add you to priority list) GENERAL OPEN REGISTRATION: 1/12, 8:00 AM Time to hop on your steed and ride; bandana’s up, weapon of choice - our legs and our will. The Bandita in us is pushing limits and breaking through our inner boundaries. Together, alongside our fellow Banditas - we are one. Head down, eyes up, with a smirk of determination. It’s time to break through, shine and be free. The Dusty Bandita is a gravel race built not only to expand our presence in a male-dominated sport of bike racing, but to inspire ALL women to go beyond their limits, physically and mentally – dig deep, climb the big climbs, and take the inside line; Breathe in the crisp Montana air and leave our cares behind. The distance options available are for the racer or adventurer alike. We want to instill the feeling of freedom and confidence while we ultimat

Kick Off Summer at the Catfish Crawl!Join us at the Busted Knuckle Taproom in Glasgow for a fun-filled morning of running, walking, and community spirit! Race Details:🏁 All races begin and end at the Busted Knuckle Taproom🕗 Registration opens at 8:00 AM👟 10K Walk/Run begins at 8:30 AM👟 5K Walk/Run begins at 9:00 AM👟 1-Mile Walk/Run begins at 9:30 AM Registration Fees: $20 for adults$10 for participants 17 & under 👕 All participants receive a Catfish Crawl t-shirt🍻 After the race, celebrate with a beverage from the taproom! We can’t wait to see you at the starting line!

Join us for the annual Whoop-Up Fun Run on Saturday, June 6, 2026, in front of Meadowlark School in Conrad, Montana, starting at 8 a.m. Choose between a 1-mile or 3-mile course. Check-in or same-day registration begins at 6:45 a.m. on Saturday at Meadowlark School. $20 entry fee for a timed race and an event T-shirt. Register today!

**T-shirts are not included in pre-registration this year. We lowered the price and have t-shirts as an add on during the registration process. T-shirts paid for before May 20th will be available for pickup at the race. Those purchased afterwards will be available for pickup at Big Tyme in Dillon or can be shipped for a small shipping fee.   Beaverhead Trails Coalition (BTC) teamed up with the Beaverhead County High School (BCHS) Cross Country team in 2019 to bring the first Pronghorn Pursuit Trail Run to the Dillon Community. This is the 6th annual event where a 5K and 15K trail run located on the BTC’s High Trails just outside of Dillon takes place. In 2026 we are moving our race start to our new West Trailhead! Plan a weekend in Dillon, MT to attend this race and enjoy our trails. The Pronghorn Pursuit, exclusively off-pavement, meanders through the gorgeous sagebrush hills of the High Trails System, with spectacular views of the Beaverhead River Valley below. The 15k course is chal

🦸‍♀️🦹‍♀️ Superheroes don't always wear capes but when they do, they run and walk! 🦸‍♂️🦹‍♂️ Everyone is a superhero in their own way. From all the moms out there, to our front line workers, to even just those who are simply a friend to someone else. So for every superhero out there (that includes YOU), You make a Difference and we celebrate that with a fun run!   Overview:Run will sell-out QUICK! We will close off waves the moment they fill up. If waves are sold out, you can sign-up for the virtual run option or wait list. This is a smaller, private group run with a cap per wave. All paces and ages (under 18 with guardian) are welcome - Run or Walk!   There's no equipment or setup, this is a pure run with our coordinators to support you in a warm, stress-free setting! When you sign-up, we give you the support you need to help you achieve your goals and fitness. We also invite you to be part of our local run clubs that supports your fitness journey

RVRR’s ‘Train’ing Run is a non-competitive Group Run held to celebrate National Trails Dayand benefits the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey. We donate $.50 for every mile we run or walk!  Run part, or all, of the 34.6 mile D&R towpath together in a group! Register for the bus to take you to the distance/pace start you wish to participate in. Changes are possible by logging in to your runsignup account - you can switch events up to June 4th,  as long as there is space on the bus you wish to transfer to. Additional details can be found at www.rvrr.org/events/training-run Groups of runners (called ‘trains’) will run (travel) at pre-determined paces to Grove # 4 in Johnson Park in New Brunswick (the destination station). Starting in Trenton with small groups of runners who are challenging themselves to go the entire distance, the ‘trains’ will add additional runners (passengers) who join (board their ‘train’) at the speed they want to travel. By the end, one massive group of runn

Please join us for C.R.E.W Non-profit's 6th Annual "Taking Strides to Save Lives" Colon Cancer 5k Run/Walk on Saturday, June 6th at Garrett Mountain (8 Mountain Ave., Woodland Park, NJ 07424) SCHEDULE 9:00 AM Race packet pickup and on-site registration9:40 AM Opening Remarks10:00 AM 5K START11:30 AM Recognition and Awards ceremony T-shirts and finisher medals are included with registration by May 27th and then while supplies last.      C.R.E.W. (Cancer, Reflection, and Education Worldwide) is a non-profit organization committed to providing awareness, support and education to young woman, men, and families affected by Cancer. After losing a beloved friend, Tyhesia Hall to Colon Cancer and traveling yearly to Philadelphia for the Cancer Walk/Run we have made it our first mission to bring a similar event to Passaic County. All proceeds will benefit cancer research to find a cure, promote Colon Cancer awareness, sponsorship for families and patients affected by cancer to recei

Sawmill UltraTaking place in the Humbolt-Toiyabe National Forest, this will be an epic adventure you don't want to miss!! We are hosting a solo or relay race option in gorgeous Lee Canyon, Mt. Charleston. There are 3 loops to run; (this is approximate mileage) loop one 5.64, loop two 8.2, and loop three, 4.3 miler. We have a solo 38.45m, 26.2m, 19.23m, 13.1m, 10k, and 5k option. We also have the relay option where all loops must be completed by the full team and each team member picks the loop that they want to run. The team member will finish 1 loop and then tag out to the next runner until all 3 loops are completed. This is a total of 19.22 miles, or 38.45 miles when doing the course twice as a team! All loops will be run counterclockwise, 5,8 then the 4-mile loop. Please choose a BAD AS@ team name! Registration fees - The amount shown is for the full team. HOT FOOD!For all of our runners, we will have hot coffee, chocolate, and tea! For longer distances, we will have cassero

The 2026 Unified 5k and AdaptXpo is an inclusive road race and adaptive sports expo designed so that everyone can participate, whether they run, walk, row, or roll. The event raises critical funds for AdaptX education, research, community events, fitness programming, and grant initiatives. The Unified 5k is a space where athletes with and without disabilities show up together, challenge perceptions, and prove that fitness and sport are more meaningful when everyone has a place at the starting line. Join us on June 6th at Cumberland High School for our 2nd Annual Unified 5k in Cumberland, RI. Participants have the opportunity to run, walk, roll, or row either the 5k (3.1 mile) or 2k course. Arrive early or hang around after the event to check out our vendors and clinics at the AdaptXpo, a celebration of organizations that focus on health, inclusion, accessibility, assistive technology, and adaptive sports.  Help us make fitness and physical activity accessible for every body.