Races

Come join us for a walk, run or jog at our first Highlander Foundation 5k and 1 mile.

Imagine having to walk everywhere for your most basic needs. Walking to get water or firewood, walking to see a doctor or to go to school, walking to church or to visit your friends. That is the reality for people in rural Malawi.  MILES FOR MALAWI is Pamoza's annual 5K fundraiser to support programs and services that help families in rural Malawi access the basic resources they need to thrive. Come out on Saturday, May 16th at 8:30am at Eastern University, PA. Walk or run with your family and friends on this beautiful campus. This is a rain or shine event! The communities Pamoza serves have no running water, no electricity, and very few basic resources. Out of the 45,000 people in Pamoza's service area, fewer than 5 families have a car. That means nearly everyone walks.  MILES FOR MALAWI connects people and their families in the U.S. with people and their families in Malawi by highlighting the distances people in Malawi have to walk for basic resources. Funds raised through th

ABOUT BRAD SCHOENER Brad Schoener was a music director in the Upper Darby School District for 25 years. He lost a courageous battle to leiomyosarcoma cancer in 2009, but not before having an incredibly positive impact on the lives of countless students, colleagues, and friends. Brad was loved wherever he went and helped mold the future paths of thousands of children through his passion for music and his ability to bring out that passion in his students.    THE BRAD SCHOENER FUND Proceeds from the 5K Run support the Brad Schoener Memorial Music Fund and its MusicMan Academy programs. The mission of Brad's Fund is to support the musical abilities and aspirations of instrumental music students in the Upper Darby School District through the funding of instruments, instruction, and experiences for interested and talented students who might not otherwise have the opportunities due to personal circumstances. Brad's Fund is supported by the Upper Darby Arts & Education Foundation.

The Palisades Community Foundation is committed to Arts, Education and Wellness. We are partnered with the Palisades School District and community to serve and support programs and projects. The PCF family fun run will start and end at the Palisades High School stadium.Palisades High School 35 Church Hill Road; Kintnersville, PA  18930 Registration 7:30 AM at Palisades High School race begins 9AM The 5K race will begin and end in the Walter T. Rohrer Stadium with light snacks and refreshments. Cost for Run:Individual $30 day of race OR $25 by 5/3/24Family $55 day of race OR $50 by 5/3/24 The 1-mile walk will also start and end at the Stadium on the all-weather track. Cost for Walk:Individual $20 day of walk OR $15 by 5/3/24Family $35 day of walk OR $30 by 5/3/24

Join us for the Annual Sly Fox Brewing Company Fox Trot 5k!Race Starts and Finishes from your favorite Pennsylvania Brewery, Sly Fox!! The  Race:Closed courseChip Timed10 Year Age CatOverall awardsFox Trot 5k Can Shape GlassBrand New Race SwagIce Cold finishline refreshmentsFox Trot 5k Race Shirt (Optional Upgrade)Team Swag (teams of 10 or more) The Afterparty The fun continues all afternoon with live music, food trucks and great Sly Fox Beer.  All additional race details are available at foxtrot5k.com

We are excited to be back at French Creek State Park for our 14th edition of the French Creek Triathlon! Make it a family weekend... Race in our Triathlon on Saturday and stay overnight for our SwimFest on Sunday with open water swim races, a SwimRun, and a kids' Splash and Dash!   The French Creek Triathlon & SwimFest includes the following: Sprint Triathlon Olympic triathlon, including Aquabike, Relay division, and Athena/Clydesdale Sprint and Olympic Duathlon Splash and Dash (adult and youth) - 250m open water swim, 1 mile run SwimFest - 800m, 1600m, and 5K open water swim events. The French Creek Tri & Youth Splash and Dash are USAT Sanctioned events. Custom awards to top 3 in each age group, in each event.Free hot food buffet for all racers and volunteers. We will follow the USAT Wetsuit rule of 78º temperature threshold. Should the water temperature exceed 78º, anyone wearing a wetsuit will not be counted in the official results.  Should the water temperature ex

For all race details please visit: https://p2p.onecause.com/jemhwalk2026   For more information, please contact Ariel.Belli@jefferson.edu

The Joggin’ for Frogmen 5k is a fun, family-friendly event with the wholehearted purpose of raising needed funds to honor the sacrifices of our Naval Special Warfare service members and veterans, and to support the families of our fallen heroes through the incredible work of the Travis Manion Foundation. Thank You for visiting the Joggin’ for Frogmen (JFF) Pittsburgh 5K website. It is our honor, as the Race Directors, to welcome you. If you are here either as a past or first-time participant, sponsor, vendor, or volunteer, we appreciate your commitment in supporting the Naval Special Warfare (NSW) Community. This year’s race is shaping up to be extraordinary, and we could not do it without you.

Join us for the 19th Annual Kids Triathlon hosted by the York YMCA  Aquatic Club. Date:   Saturday, May 16, 2026 Start Time:  9:00 am first wave For youth ages 7 and over (Swim, Bike and Run)  Distances vary by ages group. Age groups: 7-8     Swim 25 Meters, Bike 1 mile,  Run  .5 miles9-10   Swim 50 Meters, Bike 1 mile,  Run  .75 miles11-12 Swim 100 Meters, Bike 2 miles, Run .75 miles13-14 Swim 150 Meters, Bike 2 miles, Run  1.5 miles FREE Clinics Swim Clinic - Thursday 5/14  6:15-7 PM at Graham Aquatic Center, 543 N Newberry St, York, PA 17401 (swim equipment needed)Transition Clinic - Friday 5/15  6:15-7 PM  at Central York High School, 601 Mundis Mill Rd, York, PA 17406 (no equipment needed) Event held Rain or Shine Packet Pick Up:   At clinics and prior to the Saturday race No race day registration!  Entry Fee non-refundable There will be two start times 9:00 am ages 7-10 and 10:30 am for 11- 14.  Please pay close attention to the email you will receive 2 days prior to the race.

Tim's House for First Responders was founded in 2018 by Meaghan Valesky, who lost her father to suicide. He was a firefighter and paramedic who fought the silent battle of mental health. Since his passing, Meaghan has been working tirelessly to put an end to the stigma and lower the suicide rate. Through the various fundraisers that the organization does each year, Tim's House gives ALL money back to the first responder to help cover medication, hospitalizations, mental health evaluations, bills, and so much more.  For Mental Health Awareness Month, Tim's House will be doing their very first 5K Run/Walk. This race will be taking place in Jamestown, PA. Registration begins at 6am going until 8am and the race starts at 8:30am. We cannot do all we do without your help. We look forward to see everyone for a great day of racing. We cannot thank you enough for all your support. We also extend our deepest thanks to the Borough of Jamestown for permitting us to utilize their town f

Please join us as we race to feed our neighbors.  Benefiting residents of Lackawanna County.      What:  5k run, 10k run, and 2 mile walk.   When:  Saturday, May 16, 2026 starting at 9 AM   Where: Lackawanna River Heritage Trail, Olive Street Trailhead    Student Pricing: All students under 19 years of age will have a $5 discount applied to their registration fee.    Day of Registration: Available from 8:00 to 8:45 AM at the Scranton Half Marathon Pavilion   Packet Pick Up: From 8:00 to 8:45 AM at the Scranton Half Marathon Pavilion   Awards: Medals to the top male and female finishers for both the 5k and 10k run. Medals also awarded to the top males and females in the below age groups for both the 5k and 10k run. 0-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60+

Chip's Champions 5K is a run/walk event for all ages.   Taking place in the charming landscape of Denver, Lancaster County, the course features a mostly flat layout that is sure to lead to a new PR.  If you're out for a casual walk for a great cause, this race is for you too!

42ND ANNUAL GUTHRIE GALLOP LIVE RACE WITH VIRTUAL OPTION FOR 2026!  Join us as we celebrate this 42 year running tradition, a 5K and 10K race with over 400 runners participating annually in this kick-off to spring event!  The race begins at the historic Sayre Theatre, and the course runs on local streets through the Athens and Sayre Boroughs.

🎉 Lace up your running shoes – the Around The World 5K is BACK and bigger than ever! 🚀 This year, we're going ALL IN to surpass 150 participants and raise $30,000 to support Accounting Beyond Borders’ mission—empowering missionaries with top-tier accounting support and ministry care. Whether you’re a seasoned runner, a casual walker, or just here for the fun, this family-friendly event is for YOU! 👟 Run, walk, or cheer—just don’t miss it!🎈 Games, food, and prizes (including awards for top fundraisers!)📍 Join us in person OR participate virtually—we’ll ship your race shirt right to you!👶 FREE Childcare is available for kids 8 and under. Kids are welcome to run/walk with their adults for free or may register as a participant to receive a t-shirt & goody bag. This isn’t just a race—it’s a movement. 💥 Be part of something amazing, invite your friends, and let’s make this year’s event the biggest yet! 📅 Sign up today an

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 Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation please visit t2t.org. We are very excited to bring together the community to honor first responders, remember 9/11, and raise funds for the Tunnel to Towers programs.  How far is a Tunnel to Towers Run & Walk?This is a 5K (approximately 3.1 miles) to walk or run event. Anyone can run, walk, or experience this event.  Where can I pick up my packet?Boyertown Park - Friday, May 15th 4-6 PM or prior to race on May 16th, 7-9 AM Can I registe

The 7th running of this annual 5K benefit event is totally on the campus of Brethren Village directly across from the Lancaster Airport.  The looped route winds around the lightly traveled community roads.  With minimal elevation changes this will prove to be a fast and enjoyable course.  Held rain or shine, the event will be professionally chip timed by 2L Race Timing. Join us in beautiful Lancaster County just south of Lititz for this kick-off event to The Rotary Club of Lancaster’s Wheels and Wings Festival into the afternoon on the grounds of the Airport.

Join us for the 2nd Annual Run Now, Wine Later 5K Run/Walk! Start your day with a scenic, timed race through the charming streets of Montrose, then celebrate your accomplishment with a glass of wine at our Wine Walk Festival. All funds from the Wine Walk Festival and 5K benefit the United Way of Susquehanna County. All runners who pre-register by April 23rd, 2026 at 11:59pm will receive an event shirt. Stay for the Wine Walk Festival! Bundle your 5K race registration with your festival ticket and indulge in the best of the Wine Walk Festival: Explore local wineries and businesses while sampling delicious wines.Enjoy live music and a variety of food options.VIP Admission: Early access from 11:30AM to 1:00PM, plus a wine tumbler.General Admission: Entry begins at 1:00PM, includes a tasting glass.Additional wine walk festival tickets can be purchased in advance at http://montrosewinewalk.com.A valid ID is required for ‘over 21’ wristbands and tasting glasses. Registration Fees: 5K Only: E

Why Drown Initiative - Keeping Everyone Safe in the Water Life Skills For Kids Why Drown Initiative—a water safety initiative that nurtures a love for swimming and water safety knowledge in children who might otherwise may not have the opportunity to learn. Why Drown Initiative offers free swim lessons, water safety instruction, and CPR training to youth in our community.  The Why Drown Initiative exists to empower families with water safety education, CPR instruction, trauma awareness, and swim readiness skills. We provide children with life jackets, families with rescue tools, and communities with knowledge that saves lives. Our vision is a community where every family has the confidence, tools, and knowledge to prevent drowning, protect loved ones, and enjoy the water safely. Through education, resources, and collaboration, the Why Drown Initiative strives to create a future with fewer tragedies and stronger, safer families.

3 Rivers Outdoor Co. is humbled to bring adventure racing back to Western Pennsylvania. The 3ROC Pay-What-You-Want Adventure Race is a semi-urban adventure race featuring two divisions—a 6-hour and a 12-hour option—where teams of up to four athletes will bike, trek, and paddle through Pittsburgh’s iconic neighborhoods, river corridors, staircases, and parklands, collecting as many checkpoints as possible before time runs out. Few cities are better suited for this challenge: Pittsburgh is home to more than 3,800 acres of public land across 176 city parks, stitched together by rivers, ridge lines, wooded ravines, and hidden corridors that reward smart navigation and bold route choices. This race offers challenging navigation, rewarding checkpoints, meaningful strategy and route choice, and a welcoming, community-driven atmosphere. The course is designed to be competitive for experienced teams while remaining accessible to newer racers ready to push themselves and learn the sport. The cou

In the United States, a person dies by suicide every 12.3 minutes. That is 132 people per day and half a million people per year. Luzerne County made up 54 of those deaths in 2024. It is also the leading cause of death among young people aged 10-24. To address some of these statistics, the Friends of Rachel Club is excited to announce our 2nd Annual Suicide Prevention and Awareness Race. This event is a pivotal part of our mission to raise awareness about suicide prevention, promote mental health, and foster a supportive community for those affected by suicide. We are currently offering a 9.88K (in reference to the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline number), 5K, 1 Mile Memory Walk/Run and Kid’s Fun Run. Although event day is being held at the Hazleton Area High School Track & Field, runners registered for the 5K and 9.88K will not run their respective races around the track but the Hazleton Area High School campus and nearby. Actual course will be finalized and announced soon!  [If you

Release your inner beast with Every Mountain Outdoors & RunPA!!!                                  Experience one of the best events for trail running in the area!!! Offering two great choices for runners to experience the trails and parts of the Conestoga Trail along with the beauty of Kelly's Run Nature Preserve and the Pinnacle Overlook. Plus our FREE Kids Trail Run the Conestoga "Little Crusher" gets the kids an opportunity to experience some trails and makes a fun day for the whole family! All races start and finish at Kelly's Run Nature Preserve located at 257 Old Holtwood Rd, Holtwood, PA 17532  (Please use this address for GPS) PARKING Carpooling is HIGHLY ENCOURAGED if you are able to do so.  The parking lot at Kelly's Run Nature Preserve is relatively small and parking on the grass IS NOT permitted.  If the parking lot is full you please park at the satellite lots down the road located at 9 New Village Rd, Holtwood, PA 17532  There a

When:  Saturday, May 16, 2026 Where:  Courthouse Square, Scranton, PA  Race Day Registration:  7:30 - 8:45 AM at Courthouse Square Race Start:  9:00AM Cost:  $10 for children 14 and under. $25 for anyone 15 years of age or older who pre-registers. Price increases to $15 on race day for anyone aged 14 and under and $30 for anyone 15 and older. The first 200 participants will receive custom arm sleeves with their registration. The first 200 finishers will receive challenge coins as well. Awards:  The 1st Overall Male and 1st Overall Female will receive a special award, as well as the top Overall Male Master and top Overall Female Master runners. The top 3 male and female participants in each age group will receive awards. Age Groups:  9 & Under, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70+ Pre-Race Packet Pickup:  There will be a packet pickup for all pre-registered runners at Scranton Running Company on Friday, May 15 from 12 to 6 PM.

Join us for the 16th Annual Run to Rebuild, an inspiring in-person event featuring a timed 5k Run and a scenic 2-mile Walk along the picturesque Forbidden Drive in Fairmount Park. This family-friendly event is more than just a race—it's an opportunity to support our mission of housing justice. By participating, you'll help raise essential funds for transforming owner-occupied homes into safe, healthy, and energy-efficient spaces for homeowners in Philadelphia’s historic rowhouses.   Since 1988, we’ve repaired over 2,468 homes, creating lasting change for families across the city. Your involvement makes a difference and ensures we can continue our critical work to build a safer and healthier community.   Come run, walk, or cheer—and help us keep rebuilding!

Join us for an inclusive and memorable experience! Your participation makes trusted medical fundraising and hope possible for thousands of families facing financial hardship due to a medical crisis. Our event is accessible and open to all. Help Hope Live welcomes participants, including runners, walkers, wheelchair users, and those with baby strollers, along with our sponsors, to raise funds that make a difference in the lives of people facing significant medical costs they cannot meet alone. Register early to secure your early bird discount and guarantee your Hope Travels t-shirt by race day. All attendees have the opportunity to fundraise. Prizes will be awarded to our Top Individual and Team Fundraisers. Because of you, we can provide help and hope when it's needed most! Event Options: 5K Run (view route) 1-Mile Run/Walk Team Barrett Brooks Challenge ($555 fundraising minimum) Virtual 5K Amenities:             Refreshments, water stations, and accessible porta potties onsit

South Fayette / Bridgeville 5K unites the community behind the American Cancer Society's efforts to save lives from cancer. This year's event will be IN-PERSON with a virtual option! IN-PERSON = Saturday, May 16th | Race check-in starts at 12:30pm | Race starts at 2pm | South Fayette High School Stadium VIRTUAL = Sunday, May 10th - Saturday, May 16th | Finishing times submitted on Saturday, May 16th

On Saturday, May 16, 2026, the Scott Laird Hometown Heroes Scholarship Team will host a special 5K Walk/Run fundraiser in memory of Major Scott Laird, Bronze Star recipient, and Lackawanna Trail alumni. A proud resident of Dalton, PA, Scott joined the army after graduating high school and served two distinguished tours of duty in Iraq and Kuwait. During his time in the military, Scott dreamed of the day he could return home to NEPA and begin building his future with his family, all the while giving back to the community he loved most. 100% of the proceeds from this 5K will be donated to The Hometown Heroes Scholarship. Established in 2021 in Scott’s honor, this scholarship aids future heroes in the community as they realize their own dreams, whether that be through military service, higher education, or a variety of honorable paths. Please thank the Fleetville Volunteer Fire Company of Benton Twp for their help in making this event possible.

Race proceeds benefit The National Brain Tumor Society (NBTS) Event is RAIN OR SHINE! Race Day Registration/Packet Pick-up begins at 7:30amRace START at 9:00am *** Use Swimming Pool Rd for parking & registration ***Race course is on a variety of terrain (pavement, gravel & grass)Virtual 5K option also available (see details below)Guaranteed T-shirt in selected size if registered by April 25thKids 5 & under are FREE for all events (T-shirt NOT included)Raffles & refreshments will be on site for participants & spectatorsStrollers permitted (umbrella strollers not recommended)Pets are welcome, but MUST be on a leash & cleaned up after REGISTRATION FEES: 'Live' 5K Race Fees: $20 = NOW through Jan 31st$25 = Feb 1st through May 13th @ noon$30 = Race Day (VENMO, Cash or Check ONLY accepted on Race Day)Guaranteed T-shirt in selected size if registered by April 25th 'Virtual' 5K Race Fees: Run or walk 3.1 miles at your leisure by May 16th, wherever y

Climb Pocono - To End Cancer  Last year we hosted our first annual Climb To Conquer Cancer Pocono event. Our 3 mile endurance hiking event took you from Camelback Resorts to Big Pocono State Park. Highlights included: Instagram influencer Kim.Hiked.It joined us with a team of other local influencers in the area. A challenge of hiking up to PA state park, Big Pocono.A fun reward at Hike Fest! After your hike you relaxed with live music, food and beverage, local community partners, our CLIMB sign and a stunning view at Camelback's Summit House.   This year we have updated our name. This change has been made to honor the Indigenous People that once lived on our park lands. The word "conquer" held some negativity towards these people.

The Sewickley Classic 5K is a new spring tradition built around running, walking, and bringing people together in the heart of Sewickley. Taking place in May 2026, the event features a scenic, fast 5K road race through the village, along with additional run and walk options, youth activities, and a post-race community festival. Whether you’re chasing a PR, pushing a stroller, walking with friends, or just here for the celebration, there’s a place for you. The morning culminates at War Memorial Park, where runners, families, neighbors, and local businesses come together for food, music, activities, and a shared sense of community pride. The Sewickley Classic is designed to be welcoming, energetic, and local at its core—an event that feels just as much like a neighborhood gathering as it does a race. Proceeds from the event benefit Laughlin Children’s Center, supporting vital programs that serve children and families throughout the region. Run it. Walk it. Celebrate it.Welcome to the Sew

We are doing a 5k race for all ages for a fundraiser for our youth mission trip. There will be medals awarded male and female division for age group winners and over all winners. Sign up by May 2nd for a free t-shirt. Race day sign up will be 35.00 per person and no shirt guaranteed  Registration will be at 7:15 am with race starting at 8:00 am

A competitive Run and friendly fun walk on a meandering course through the scenic CCBC Campus.  Individual Runners and Walkers can participate.  Medals in age classes for anyone participating in the 5K.  Fun Walk (1 mile) is not timed.

The Mighty Moraine Spring Multi-Sport Races May 16 and 17, 2026 May 16, Olympic Races Olympic Distance Triathlon RaceOlympic Distance RelayOlympic Aqua Bike May 17, Sprint and Super Sprint Races Sprint TriathlonSprint DuathlonSprint Aqua BikeSprint Adventure RaceSprint RelaySuper Sprint Triathlon May 16 Youth Races 4:00 pm South Shore Moraine.    Youth Races, May 16. (Race Day packet pick-up for youth races for no extra fee).Adult races for the Mighty Moraine Spring Multi-Sport Festival at Moraine State Park will be May 16-17, 2026 at Lakeview Beach on the North Shore. The races will start at 6:50 AM. Registration and packet pick-up will take place on Monday, May 11 at open water swim at Porters Cove, Moraine State ParkTuesday, May 12 evening at Pro Bike and Run, North Park Location 5:30 to 6:30 PM,Wednesday, May 13, Public Lands Cranberry Township, PA 5:00 to 6:00 PMThursday, May 14 at Moraine State Park 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Friday, May 15 at Moraine State Park North Shore, Lakeview B

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 InformationThis is a paved course.Bathrooms are located at the pavilion by the starting line. 5K and 10K Course (0.78M)This is an out-and-back course. (1.56M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/4851148639 The 5K does the out-and-back two times.The 10K does the out-and-back four times. Course Time Limit2:00 hours.  Finisher MedalsAll finishers will receive a themed medal. Best CostumeIt is not required to wear a costume, but we do encourage it.At the beginning of each race, we take a group photo.The best costume will be awarded at the beginning race. Series PointsThis race earns points towards the US Road Running Race Series.For more information go to https://usroadrunning.com/S.php Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroa

The Kennett Run Charities has reached its 36th year of giving back to the community which has always been center stage.  Take part in supporting our great community and register for one of our exciting events.   Event Race Choices: 5K Presented by ChristianaCare10K5K PoweRun – PoweRunners either perform bench presses or pull-ups prior to running in the 5K. Each lift completed reduces running times by 30 seconds10K PoweRun – PoweRunners either perform bench presses or pull-ups prior to running in the 10K. Each lift completed reduces running times by 1 minute1 Mile Walk/RunKids Pond Run   Race Course Information: All courses start and end within Anson Nixon Park, making it very easy to watch these key parts of the races. The 5K and 10K courses are of moderate difficulty featuring both hills and flat terrain. The finish is an easy downhill glide.  About 70% of the 5K and 10K course is on the main streets of Kennett Square, the remaining 30% on Anson Nixon Park trails and roads and the roa

This cycling, running, and walking event raises money to fund pancreatic cancer research, awareness, and advocacy efforts, with an emphasis on progressive research programs and initiatives. It is held in May each year. It is a rain-or-shine event and is designed to appeal to individuals and families ranging from casual and recreational walkers/runners/cyclists to avid runners and cyclists.  Your support, participation, and contributions fund pancreatic cancer research and treatment and assist in working towards finding a cure for this deadly disease. Due to all your generous support, we have donated over $544,000 since 2015 from this event for pancreatic cancer research and treatment. JOIN US! TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE AN IMPACT! #FlipTheStory Visit our Website for More Information

Join us for the 19th Annual Kids Triathlon hosted by the York YMCA  Aquatic Club. Date:   Saturday, May 16, 2026 Start Time:  9:00 am first wave For youth ages 7 and over (Swim, Bike and Run)  Distances vary by ages group. Age groups: 7-8     Swim 25 Meters, Bike 1 mile,  Run  .5 miles9-10   Swim 50 Meters, Bike 1 mile,  Run  .75 miles11-12 Swim 100 Meters, Bike 2 miles, Run .75 miles13-14 Swim 150 Meters, Bike 2 miles, Run  1.5 miles FREE Clinics Swim Clinic - Thursday 5/14  6:15-7 PM at Graham Aquatic Center, 543 N Newberry St, York, PA 17401 (swim equipment needed)Transition Clinic - Friday 5/15  6:15-7 PM  at Central York High School, 601 Mundis Mill Rd, York, PA 17406 (no equipment needed) Event held Rain or Shine Packet Pick Up:   At clinics and prior to the Saturday race No race day registration!  Entry Fee non-refundable There will be two start times 9:00 am ages 7-10 and 10:30 am for 11- 14.  Please pay close attention to the email you will receive 2 days prior to the race.

Join us for our second annual fun run & walk 5K as all profits go towards Columbia Country Christian’s men’s and women’s soccer program. Following the race, you take can part in Rohrbach’s strawberry seasonal activities that are happening or enjoy a delicious meal at Big Dan’s BBQ – there is something to do for the whole family!    Register by April 25th to guarantee running tech t-shirt with race logo (color to be announced later). Shirts are not guaranteed after April 25th. You can register the day of the race from 8:30-9:30.   Prizes for overall male and female winners as well as winners in the age group brackets (which will be determined based on number and ages of participants)   The course itself is an out-and-back of rolling hills on the paved roads in the rural area near the farm. Packed with beautiful scenery and some challenging short climbs, racers last year enjoyed the race (and post-race activities). We will begin and end at the farm. Come to race or come to support ou

This is a FREE event offered to all children in the Greater Lehigh Valley. WHO: Ages 3-14WHERE: Lehigh Parkway, Allentown, PA (40.5788761,-75.4951289)WHEN: May 17WHY: To educate children about the sport of running and promote a healthy lifestyle. REGISTRATION IS FREE AND ONLINE ONLY  -- In its continued efforts to support youth running in the Lehigh Valley, the LVRR is proud to sponsor every child for this event.  Registration closes the Wednesday prior to race day - there is no race day registration.. Races are held rain or shine. In the event of cancellation, all information will be posted by 7:30 AM race day on the LVRR website, on the Facebook page, and an email will be sent to all those who registered online. VOLUNTEER: Please sign up online. If we do not have enough volunteers when online registration closes, the event will be cancelled.  AMENITIES: Each participant will receive a finisher ribbon, water, and snack. AGE GROUPS AND DISTANCES:• 3-4 yrs – 1/8 mile• 5-6 yrs – 1/4 mile

The 13th Annual North Penn IRONKnights Elementary Triathlon is open only to North Penn Elementary students! Race divisions include grade K, grades 1 and 2, grades 3 and 4, and grades 5 and 6. Girls and boys who finish 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in their division will receive an IRONKnight trophy. Each participant will also receive an IRONKnight triathlon t-shirt before theevent! Don't forget the rain date for our race is Sunday, May 17th, 2026

This years 100 mile relay will be held on May 16, 2026. Once registration closes, a list of starting times will be sent out so participants can see what time they will run. The Vision Miles2Meals was created to fight hunger in our local community. By coming together as a community in a fun way, we can give back to our own areas and combat local issues. How It Works Obviously an unusual race format will come with some confusion in regards to sign ups. Here's how it works... You register for the race individually, submitting your prospective mile time and indicating what time of day you are available to run.Teams will run in the same group of 100 people, but will run consecutively, allowing friends/family members to stay together. You may request to be near certain participants and we will accommodate the best we can.Once 200 runners have registered, registration will close and two teams of 100 runners each will be compiled. A waiting list of participants over 200 will be compiled an

The second annual Central Bucks Kids Run will be held on Saturday, May 16th, at Central Bucks High School South. This is a KIDS ONLY event open to all kindergarten through sixth graders. This is a FUN, all-inclusive, kids-only event where students of all ability levels are encouraged to run, jog, and walk with their peers to enjoy a GREAT day of racing. The run will take place completely on the closed grounds of Central Bucks High School South where students will run on the parking lot and driveways.  Students from all fifteen elementary schools will be competing in this event, therefore students will be grouped based on their current grade level.  All participants will earn a HUGE CB Kids Run medal for completing the race.  Awards will be given to the top three male and female finishers in each grade level. Come out, HAVE FUN, and enjoy the CB Kids Run!

This unique trail race starts and finishes at Drake Well Museum and Park in Titusville, PA utilizing the Gerard Hiking Trail in Oil Creek State Park. All proceeds from the event benefit Friends of Drake Well, Inc., the non-profit organization which partners with the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission in the administration of Drake Well Museum and Park.  https://www.drakewell.org/about-us/friends-of-drake-well   The 5 and 13 mile “Stacked” Trail Races offer runners an exciting twist in racing: the “Stack”. The race start times are staged or "stacked" 90 minutes apart with the 5 miler starting first. This allows the possibility of running one or both races consecutively! There will be finisher’s awards for each race distance. The twist is that there will be additional finishers awards for those runners who are able to complete both races for a quickest “stacked” finish time. However, you will need to bring your A game as there is a strict 90 minute cutoff for those 5 m

Who We Are: Healthy Kids Running Series is a five (5) week running program in the spring and fall for kids Pre-K through 8th grade. Each HKRS Series takes place once a week and offers age-appropriate running events including the 50 & 75 yard dashes, the 1/4 mile, the 1/2 mile and the 1 mile run. Kids will earn points for each race they complete based on their finish. Pricing: The registration fee covers the entire five (5) weeks of the Series which includes race bibs for each week, a runner shirt, a finisher medal and any sponsor giveaways. Registration is non-refundable and non-transferable to other races. High School: We also welcome our High School runners! Our high school students will be running a 2 mile race.  Challenger: This Series offers a Challenger Division which is an adaptive 75 yard race for children with disabilities and/or special needs. This allows for parents, siblings, and friends to be on the course with runners to provide support as well as bringing their own s

Our goal is to promote families being SMART about taking care of their minds, bodies, and communities.  The proceeds of this race will go towards supporting numerous PTO educational and extracurricular opportunities, including cultural arts programs, school clubs, and service activities. T-Shirts will be available to those who register before April 17, 2026.  After that, T-shirts cannot be guaranteed.

Bob Kiesendahl was diagnosed with Leukemia in 1998. After enduring a lifesaving bone-marrow transplant from an unrelated donor, he committed to hosting events at his family's resort (Woodloch) that help to create HOPE for those fighting cancer.  One of Hope Cures' most popular events is the Hope Cures 5K RUN/WALK! The 5K start/finish is located at The Inn at Woodloch. The course winds through Woodloch Resort's property and along a private lake. The local community is invited to join in the event! All ages and levels can participate with awards for each division and something special for all kids 10 & under! Many run in memory of, or in support of someone who is/was impacted by cancer. It is a fun/healthy event that has a deeper meaning for many who join us.....  The entry price entitles participants to a gift, water, Gatorade, chip timing, prizes and luncheon after the 5K. Plenty of good healthy food while eating outdoors (except for the cookies!), comparing times wit

Join Us for a Fun Run with a Purpose!Support SCOPE and Help Send Kids to Summer Camp Event Details:Location: Cynwyd Heritage Trail – 374 Trevor Lane, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004Date & Time: Sunday, June 8, 2025, at 9:00 amEntry Fee: $30 (Early Registration) | $40 (After May 18, 2025)Awards: Top 1-3 Overall | Top 1-3 in Age Groups Course:The race begins and ends at Bala Cynwyd Park. It follows a scenic out-and-back route down the Cynwyd Heritage Trail, with a turnaround point just past the park for an exciting finish. See course map here. Race Timing and Results:Professionally timed by Bryn Mawr Racing Co. Results will be posted at brynmawrracing.com. Why We Run:Summer camp is life-changing. It shaped who we are and gave us lifelong memories. By raising funds for SCOPE (Summer Camp Opportunities Promote Education), our goal is to provide underprivileged children with the opportunity to experience the magic of camp. Camp fosters personal growth, social interaction, and unforgettable fun. E

Please join us for TJHS Chick-Fil-A Leader Academy's 3rd Annual 5K on Corrigan Drive in South Park.  The start of the race will be at the corner of Corrigan Dr. and 100 Acres.  We will have a Chinese auction, 50/50 raffle and food to purchase at the Montour Pavilion (right off of 100 Acres).  Anne's Army 5K is a fundraiser to raise money for a family whose mother is battling Stage 4 breast cancer.  Please help this family battle their medical bills as Anne fights this serious illness. Parking is available across Corrigan Drive at the Ice Skating Rink and there is a parking lot at the bottom of 100 Acres.  The 5K will be timed by Miles of Smiles.  We had over 200 registered runners/walkers last year!  We'd love to have even more this year!

Located on the outskirts of Allentown, PA at Lake Nockamixon State Park the Independence Triathlon is a great early season race to check your legs.  Just 90 minutes from New York and 60 minutes from Philadelphia, this race is easy to get to and so much fun to race! Athletes will swim one or two 750 meter laps in the crisp, fresh waters of Lake Nockamixon (70’sh) then race Sprint or Olympic distance races on the closed bike course.  Yup, the local fire police shut down the well paved, rolling roads for the race; it’s 4 lanes wide and car free.  Lastly, there’s a scenic, rolling run course on the shoulder of 563.  This is a great early season event and is not to be missed.  Plus, Allentown, PA is a pretty fun town with lots of things to do including mountain bike trails, rail trails, Dorney Park and more.  Find more things to do HERE, and make a “race-cation” out of it! Watch our race video HERE and register!

Hosted by the PA Tourette Syndrome Alliance Inc. which provides information, education, support and disability advocacy for individuals with Tourette syndrome and their family members. Race will be on the Panhandle Trail, Collier Twp. near Walkers Mill Rd. entrance. Extra parking at Collier Municipal Lot. Race registration starts at 8 am. 5k starts at 9 am and 1 mile starts at 9:10 Awards for 5K--1st, 2nd & 3rd overall for both male and female. First place finisher awards in male/female for the following age categories: Under 14, 14-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+ Last day to order a shirt in your size is May 1st   TO SEE SPONSOR LEVELS FOR THIS RACE CLICK HERE

This year's Sesame Place Classic is the 26th running of this ever-popular event.  Sponsored by the Levittown Bristol Kiwanis Club and the Bucks County Herald, the Classic will have all the usual fun, namely a featured 5K, a one-mile fun run/walk, and a kids’ sprint event.  Each year, the race includes a free, one-day admission ticket to Sesame Place for all who register. Every runner or walker gets a “finisher’s medal,’’ which proved to be quite popular in previous years. Oh, and did we mention the cool collectible race T-shirt? (Due to the need to pre-order, T-shirts are only guaranteed to those who register before April 15th) Frequently Asked Questions Can I push a stroller in the 5k or 1 Mile race?Yes. A runner can push a stroller in the 5k and 1 Mile races. We ask that racers with strollers line up at the rear of the pack at the starting line for the safety of all runners. Can I run in both the 1 Mile and the 5k races?Yes, you may run in both. In order to be timed in both races