Patrolman Samuel Irvin Legacy 5K Run/Walk

This walk is hosted by Linconia Community Center to support those who have been affected by cancer. Our purpose is to help raise awareness of various types of cancer, promote an understanding of how important healthy eating and lifestyles contribute to preventing, tackling, and defeating the disease. Black and brown people are at greater risk of losing the battle due to lack of awareness, access to foods that offer greater nutritional value, healthcare depravity, and their own cultural values. Destined to Win Cancer Walk is designed to support people of all ethnic backgrounds. LCC looks forward to seeing you at the walk.

The Hainesport Pride Run is more than miles on a course — it’s a celebration of love, inclusion, and unity in motion. Runners, walkers, families, and allies come together to honor and uplift the LGBTQ+ community while building connections that extend far beyond the finish line.

This isn’t just a race.

It’s a statement.

It’s belonging.

It’s community.

Every step taken is a show of support. Every cheer along the course is a reminder that everyone deserves to be seen, valued, and celebrated. Whether you’re chasing a PR or simply showing up in solidarity, the Hainesport Pride Run is a powerful reminder that when we move together, we move forward — together.

Join us. Show your pride. Be part of something bigger than the run. 🏳️‍🌈

Course starts/finishes at the Hainesport Township Park Gazebo.

Registration will remain open online until 30 minutes prior to the start.

Course Map: https://caltopo.com/m/QQ21029

Each entrant will receive a wearable: hat or shirt

"That is ONE TOUGH 5K!" - Anthony

"That was the longest 3.1 of my life!" - Brian

"This is hard! Holy smokes!" - Tom

"I thought I was going to throw up!" - Jen

"This was my first 5k with 'Danger' signs on the course!" -Eric

"Delightfully dangerous" - anon

Saturday, June 6th 2026, 9:30 AM Start

Join us at Crystal Lake Park for the Dash and Deciduous 5k trail run! This is a super secret, FREE, timed 'FATASS' 5k, which is essentially a fun, organized group run without all the bells and whistles of a typical race. Registration is required due to the field size being limited to 40 runners. Once the field limit is reached, additional runners will go on a waiting list and be added randomly.

Although though the Uptown Gentlefriends covers all expenses, this event relies heavily on runner donations to enhance the experience. Donations aren't required but 100% of contributions go directly back to the runners.

AWARDS:

• Top Male and Female

• Age Group Awards: Available for both male and female in the following age groups;

• 29 and Under

• 30 to 39

• Masters (40+)

If participation is high, "Easter eggs" will be hidden along the course, and can be returned for a small prize. If the finder also wins an award, the prize will be given to the next highest finisher.

Top 10 All-Time: http://bit.ly/UGFfastest

Top Male; Eric F. - 24:20

Top Female; Corinne J. - 29:42

Course Description:

This course is a fun, timed group run and may be challenging for beginners. It features approximately 300ft of elevation gain, ankle-twisting roots, and some steep, dangerous hills. Veteran trail runners will enjoy the challenge and the opportunity to gain ground in a few runnable sections. The course will be well-marked, with no risk of getting lost, and there will be a water station at the halfway point.

Spectator Information:

The course is spectator-friendly. You can cheer on runners at the start, at mile 0.50 before they enter the woods, at mile 0.80 just before a series of steep hills and finally at mile 2.1 for one last push to the finish line. Refreshments will be served post-run near the sign-in area, and the award ceremony will take place shortly after the conclusion of the run.

Important Notes:

• The parking area is small, so we strongly encourage carpooling.

• This is a small but competitive club run, and participants are responsible for their own safety. Crystal Lake Park offers challenging trails, including some steep and potentially dangerous downhill. Even experienced trail runners should exercise caution.

• John Beck

Run Concierge

Uptown Gentlefriends on the web:

http://www.uptowngentlefriends.com/

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https://www.threads.net/@uptowngentlefriends

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