Smithfield Sprint Triathlon

Three days of summer trail running on dirt paths through a local city park at increasing distances. Hot and sweaty summer running in a fun-setting. Course is suitable for all ages and ability levels. Participants at the Joe-Zilla 5-Miler and the full 3-race Trailzilla Series will receive race singlets.

The event is organized, conducted, and results generated by the Peninsula Track Club. Registration is open to the public and members of the Peninsula Track Club. The entire Trailzilla race series benefits the PTC Scholarship funds.

We are planning to give awards for each Trailzilla race to the top 3 overall male & female, top male & female age group winners (5-year age groups), including 14 and under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75 and older, and top 3 male & female Walkers. Winners will only receive one award (if a runner receives an overall award they will not receive an age group award).

Awards for the 3-race Trailzilla Series will be given for top finishers for the 3 races to top overall male & female, top male & female age group winners (5-year age groups), including 14 and under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75 and over, and top male & female walker. To be eligible to win in this category runners/walkers must complete all 3 Trailzilla races. Walkers must walk all 3 races to be eligible for top male/female walker. Tie-breaker for each category will be the ranking in the Joe-Zilla 5-Miler. Winners will only receive one award (if a runner receives an overall award they will not receive an age group award).

Awards for individual races will be based on ages on race day. Awards for the 3 race series will be based on ages on 16 June 2026, the date of the first race in the series.

Walkers must walk the entire course. Walkers who jog or run any part of the course will be moved to the running category for the race and series.

Race day registration will be available for each race beginning 1-hour before race start depending on availability. We will update social media with status.

Join White Tail Resort for an exciting Clothing Optional 5k run/walk. This year we will be featuring professional race timing. Early & Late Registration will be Online Only.

Early Bird pricing ends 31 March. REGISTER EARLY!

This year we are giving away a Free T-shirt to all participants who register before 1 June!

For year round nude enjoyment come to White Tail Resort, www.whitetailresort.org, 800-987-6833, 757-859-6123. It's nestled in the woods of beautiful Southampton County in Virginia. There are 45 acres that offer your family the opportunity to enjoy a relaxing clothing free experience on the grounds or in the campground or lodging units.

It makes no difference whether you are a first time nudist or have been a nudist for years. White Tail Resort offers an environment that helps relieve the stress of your everyday lives. You can bask in the sun nude all day at the outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna or indoor pool to soak away the stress.

White Tail will waive the day fee with your registration for the race. Stay all day after the race at no additional cost!

After parking, first check in at the office with your ID before coming to the race registration table. If bringing a non- running guest, they must check in at the office & pay the appropriate day fee. After checking in at the office, proceed to the race registration table to get your race number, timing chip, and T-shirt.

NO REFUNDSRACE WILL BE HELD RAIN OR SHINE~

Thank You for your participation!

The Order of the Easter Star (OES) is a fraternal organization that brings together men and women to promote moral values, charity, education, and service to others. We are a Fraternal, non-profit, charitable service organization. The Order of the Eastern Star is a Masonic-affiliated organization open to women and men. It is dedicated to charitable work, personal growth, and community service, using lessons from biblical heroines and heroes to teach principles such as love, fidelity, faith hope and charity.

• Service-oriented: OES supports charities, scholarships, youth programs, and community needs.

• Values-based: It teaches ethical living, compassion, and integrity through symbolism and ritual.

• Family-inclusive: It allows men and women to work together in a fraternal setting while serving in support of youth programs for males (DeMolay) and Females (International Order of Rainbow for girls and Jobs’ daughters).

• Community-focused: Members are encouraged to give back locally and beyond.

• Supportive-fellowship: It offers friendship, mutual support, and personal enrichment.

Our Organization was established in 1850. Our Local Chapter was chartered in 1942 and has actively supported our members and significant Community needs for more than 83 years.

The Noland Trail 50K & Relay gives runners the opportunity to race the ONLY event run on the beautiful Noland Trail in The Mariners’ Museum Park. The 50K will consist of 6 laps on the trail, and a short section of course before and after each trail lap. Relay teams can be made up of 2-6 team members, and take on the 6 laps together. In between laps runners can hang out together in "Tortuga" and enjoy time with one another. All runners gain access to the Mariners' Museum Fall Festival that will feature live music, craft beer & cider tastings and activities for the entire family.

The race start times are set up so that the slowest runners/teams start first (7:30AM is first wave of runners), and throughout the morning gradually faster runners/teams will start, with the fastest runners starting around 8:45-9:00AM. This helps to keep congestion down on the trail, and also makes it so that most participants are finishing around the same timeframe. Start times are determined using the mile pace submitted during registration. Team start times will be based on average pace of the team. Start times will be posted about 2 weeks prior to the run.