Jenny Lee Tri Cup presented by Get Fit Families, LLC & Beaver County Tourism

Come sample some of the sweetest single-track in Western PA at the Tapped for Sap 25k+!

Join runners and hikers this spring to celebrate the trails of Brady’s Run Park. Nearly all of the park’s 2,000 acres will be on display, as the course hits every corner on a unique and challenging loop. Rolling hills will have you climbing wooded ridges, traversing lakeside trails, and descending through groves of hemlock. Whether you’re racing for the Golden Sap Bucket or out for a fun-paced journey, we’ll be honoring everyone’s effort at the finish with cinnamon rolls, pancakes, and maple syrup.

Brady's Run is the largest park in Beaver County. In addition to miles of great single-track for hiking and biking, the park also has a lake, ice arena, outdoor sport facilities, and playgrounds.

We are proudly a Trail Sisters Approved race.

Awards. 1st male and female will receive the Golden Sap Bucket. 2nd and 3rd will also be recognized.

Post Race Breakfast – Enjoy that post run glow and camaraderie with a pancake breakfast.

Hikers are welcome! All participants have 8hrs (until 4pm) to be counted as a finisher and must reach the aid station at 7.5miles before it closes at noon. The aid station is a short walk to the start/finish.

Swag - Each participant will receive the following TFS25K branded items: a sleeveless tech-shirt and a Rabbit brand ice RAD-dana.

Registration & Refunds - 300 registration spots available in total. We will not maintain a waitlist and registrations after March 23th are not guaranteed shirts. We do not offer refunds, transfers, or deferments, except in cases of pregnancy or postpartum recovery. If you qualify for that exception contact the RD's for a refund.

Volunteers - The backbone to a successful race! All registered helpers will receive a t-shirt, food, and heaps of gratitude for their service.

Camping & Potluck- Camping is availble near the start line Friday night. We are also hosting a potluck/pizza social the night before the race to get the good vibes brewing. Additional details to come.

Watch a short film on the race's origins --> Stories Before the Start - Tapped for Sap 25k

Bib Pick-up: At Brady's Run Lodge Friday 4/24 4pm-6pm & Saturday 4/25 (Race Day) 6am-745am

Race will begin at 8AM on Saturday 4/25/26. Water, coffee, and donuts will be available for participants before the race commences.

"Where to park? What to expect if it's my first trail race? Why is it called a 25k+?"

Check out our FAQ page

Race Guide

Course Map

Course description - A unique 16-ish mile loop created by Jason Maruccio a.k.a ‘The Pusher’. 25% paved, 75% trail. Runnable terrain, with rooty and rocky sections. Rolling hills with a few significant climbs and descents. Appx. 2,300’ of both ascent and descent.

Markings - Orange ground flags and orange ribbons. Arrows and signs at trail intersections.

Aid - Water stop at 4.5 mi. Two maple syrup shot stations at 6.75 mi and 12 mi (syrup stops will also have water). One fully stocked aid station at 7.5mi with water, electrolyte drinks (Skratch & Gatorade), pop, and sweet/salty snacks. First-Aid supplies will be available at the aid station and the start/finish.

Bathrooms - Port-a-johns will be at the start/finish and at the aid station. The park also has permanent bathroom facilities at the start/finish and scattered through the park.

Directions/Parking - From I-376, take Chippewa exit to PA-51/Constitution Blvd South, at intersection of Brady’s Run Road turn right. Drive appx. 1 mi, follow event signs, and turn left. Parking will be in a grass field between Brady’s Run Lodge & Shelter 7. Volunteers will guide you to a parking spot.

Course Records - Below are those with blazing speed and a thirst for syrup.

Female: Dana McGinnis 2:32:24 (2025)

Male: Chas Wagner 2:07:39 (2025)

Embark on an unforgettable adventure at the Rabid Raccoon 100 in Brady's Run Park! Navigate winding single-track trails and scenic gravel roads that traverse hills, streams, and Brady's Run Lake. Whether you're a seasoned trail runner or a newcomer, this race offers breathtaking views, wildlife encounters, and a true test of endurance. Join us for a thrilling weekend celebrating nature and the spirit of exploration!

"The team at Wolf Creek puts on amazing events & I wouldn't hesitate to do any of them" - Dean Karnazes

This event features a 5k timed run and a 1-mile fun run, and a host of fun activities for all ages. So grab your family and friends, lace up your running shoes and start inviting your community to participate and raise awareness for CDH.

Each registration includes an entry to win a Kid's TREK bicycle!

T-shirt guaranteed for registrations before July 8th.

For more information on CDH visit https://www.tinyhero.org/.

Join us for the 1st Annual “Love, Jill” Memorial Race, a 5K charity run and 1-mile walk through the streets of Beaver along the beautiful Ohio River on August 15, 2026. This event is held in loving memory of Jill Renee Littler, who passed away on September 22, 2025, after a courageous battle with oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma.

Jill’s strength was forged long before her cancer diagnosis. At just 15 years old, she was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease, a fight she carried with her for 36 years. Through countless surgeries, hospital stays, treatments, and daily challenges, Jill faced her illness with quiet resilience, grit, and grace—never allowing it to define her or diminish the love she gave to others.

In early 2025, Jill was diagnosed with oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma. She approached this battle with the same determination and grace that defined her life. On May 2nd, Jill underwent major surgery that included extensive lymph node removal, partial mandible (jaw) removal, and complex reconstruction using a titanium plate, followed by reconstructive surgery. Her treatment continued with 33 rounds of radiation and multiple rounds of chemotherapy. Despite setbacks, severe side effects, and overwhelming physical challenges, Jill pushed forward with unwavering resolve, always focused on her family and the people she loved.

In August 2025, Jill was hospitalized after developing a blood clot in her lung. Following additional procedures, doctors discovered the cancer had spread. With love, clarity, and extraordinary courage, her family made the difficult decision to bring her home, where she passed peacefully surrounded by her loved ones on September 22, 2025. Race weekend falls on Jill’s birthday, making this gathering an especially meaningful celebration of her life.

Jill was the heart of her family and a bright light in the Beaver County community. She lived guided by the values she cherished—love of family, service to others, a strong work ethic, kindness, and gentle leadership. Whether as a coworker, friend, volunteer, or quiet supporter behind the scenes, Jill had a rare way of lifting people up. This event honors not only her memory, but the compassion, strength, and grace she shared so freely with everyone she met.

Participants may choose between a 5K run or a 1-mile fun walk. The event will also feature a Chinese auction and a 50/50 raffle.

All registered participants will receive a commemorative race t-shirt, available for pickup at the event.

Awards

Plaques awarded to the Top Overall Male and Female finishers

Medals awarded to the Top 3 Male and Female finishers in each age group:

15 & Under

16–19

20–29

30–39

40–49

50 & Over

Why “Love, Jill”?

Jill ended every note, message, and reminder the same way she lived her life—with love. To honor that legacy, her family created the annual “Love, Jill” Scholarship, transforming her signature into a lasting gift for young people in our community. Through this scholarship, Jill’s message continues to inspire future generations:

“I believe in you.”

We invite the entire Beaver County community to join us in celebrating Jill’s life, honoring her legacy, and showing her family just how deeply she was loved.