Run For The Brave

This is a perfect beginner race that includes a pool swim with 50 meter lanes.

It is early in the season and a great way to get involved in the sport as well as a good warm up race for veterans

POOL SWIM: 400 meters in the newly built Freedom Pool

BIKE: 6 miles on closed roads

RUN: 2 miles on a beautiful path through the park

Start Time: 8:10am

Mini Mighty Man Youth Triathlon

POOL SWIM: 100 or 200 Meters. Athletes will start individually, 5 seconds apart. Athlete will be swimming lengths of 50 meters each. Athlete will “snake” their way through two lanes. Each lane will be going in only one direction.

BIKE- 2 Miles: (1) 2 Mile loop. The bike course is a park road that will be closed to vehicle traffic for the duration of the event. Bikes allowed: road bike, time trial, mountain bike or hybrid. (Sorry, no tandem or recumbent bikes!)

RUN-1/4 or 1/2 Mile: The run course consists of a loop in the park.

If you register for the race after April 13th you are not guaranteed a t-shirt.

The 4th annual student-led "Using Our Voices" Mental Health Run Series is an event grounded in the belief that students should be part of the change process, with genuine inclusivity achieved through active student engagement. It has now grown to include four districts: Patchogue-Medford, North Babylon, Connetquot, and New Hyde Park.

The funds support students across Long Island by providing counseling opportunities and giving them the platform to display leadership, collaborate with peers from other districts, and contribute to an important cause.

The event is designed and executed entirely by students, who are involved in every aspect, from planning to race day. The goal is to share crucial messages about reducing stress and anxiety, building relationships, and supporting mental and physical health through movement. This initiative also empowers students to work toward the NYS Seal of Civic Readiness by fostering civic engagement and community-mindedness.

By supporting this series, you help students across the island unite for a cause that matters—promoting mental health and wellness. All proceeds benefit mental health organizations that work directly with our youth, amplifying the positive impact of this event.

When kids are empowered, magical things happen!

Race Directors/School Contact for the Series:

North Babylon: Meghan Kelly, mkelly@northbabylonschools.org

Connetquot: Lauren Neckin, lneckin@ccsdli.org

New Hyde Park: Tom Piccirillo, tpiccirillo@sewanahkaschools.org

Pat-Med: Danielle Steinberg, dsteinberg@pmschools.org Katy Forman, kforman@pmschool.org

17 YEARS RUNNING!

Join us in a fun* road race for a great cause!

*no hills!

This uplifting and inspiring event honors the memory of 3 beloved sisters and supports Self-Esteem Rising, the foundation's innovative self-esteem educational programs including Beautiful Me, Confidence Club, Raising a Beautiful Child & Empower Me.

PRE-RACE PACKET PICK-UP

Friday, 5/15 from 1pm - 8pm at the Floral Park Pool Building

Saturday, 5/16 from 7am - 8:30am at Floral Park Centennial Gardens

Thanks for your support! See you there!

The Association of Roslyn Estates is hosting a 5K for Charity on May 17th, 2026. All residents, families, with or without strollers, and close friends are welcome. The race will wind its way through the historic streets of our beautiful enclave, starting at Black Ink Pond and ending at Village Hall - 25 The Tulips where there will be a Finisher’s Festival. The Finishers Festival will include prizes for top finishers, a DJ, bounce houses from Jump and Jam LI, for the young children, food, snacks, coffee and beverages from Lifestyle Café – Port Washington. Proceeds will be donated to the Roslyn Bulldog Food Pantry.

The Roslyn Bulldog Food Pantry, located at Roslyn High School, is a community food bank run by the students in the RAISE and the Pathways to Independence programs. The food pantry is known for providing essential supplies to local families within our Roslyn community and assisting other local community pantries in need. Students gain real life work experiences - organizing and maintaining the food pantry and shopping with their class to purchase items that are currently needed in the pantry.

The Association of Roslyn Estates holds seasonal celebrations to neighborhood gatherings, we strive to foster a strong sense of unity and camaraderie among residents while preserving the unique character of Roslyn Estates. Join us as we continue to create cherished memories and strengthen the bonds that make our community truly special.

Please bring one or two non-perishable items for the food pantry on the day of the race

*All participants indemnify The Village of Roslyn Estates in case of injury.

Awards will be given out for top female and male finishers