Tri 4 Schools Middleton Kids Triathlon

Get ready to gear up for the much-anticipated Annual WaunaFest Run! Lace up your running shoes and join us on Saturday, July 25th, 2026, for the "Ted Tweed 10-Mile" Run, along with a 5K Run, a 2-Mile Walk, and Culver's Kiddie Run!

After the race, don't miss the chance to celebrate with fellow runners at the post-run festivities!

Be sure to register early to secure your race T-shirt! Please note that registration after July 17th, 2026, may not guarantee a shirt.

Packet pickup will take place on Friday, July 24, 2026, at the Waunakee Village Center from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Additionally, same-day registration and packet pickup will be available at the Village Center from 6:00 AM to 7:00 AM.

Please note that this year's routes will differ slightly from previous years because of anticipated road construction. We are collaborating with the Village of Waunakee to identify the most suitable route for our event. We will share the details as soon as they are finalized.

Join us for the Middleton Good Neighbor Fest 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, August 29th at 9:30am. $35 for the run ($30 until June 9th), $30 for the walk ($25 until June 9th) and $20 for kids 12 and under. All proceeds benefit local service organizations around Middleton.

Early packet pick up will be held at Fleet Feet Madison, 8440 Old Sauk Road on Friday, August 28th from 4pm-6pm. You can also register or pick up your packet on August 29th from 8:15am-9:10am at Middleton High School, 2100 Bristol (on the corner of North and Middleton Street, near the south entrance of the high school.)

Thank you to our amazing Good Neighbor Sponsors! Lake Ridge Bank, Harbor Athletic Club, Willy Street Co-op, US Bank, Fleet Feet and Murphy Desmond, and we appreciate the Boy Scouts for volunteering at the 5K.

https://www.goodneighborfestival.com/

*The course is now back on some of the path!

https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6611950113/

*Register by August 9th, 2026 to guarantee your shirt size. More shirts will be ordered after the race to guarantee correct shirt size.

WOCA'S Whisper Walk is a 2-mile fun run/walk and is open to everyone of all experience levels. Some participants run or walk in honor or memory of someone, some are survivors, and some just enjoy getting out and supporting an awesome cause!

This year's theme is TEAL. That's right, we want to see you and your team in your favorite TEAL outfit, shirt, hat, necklace, etc. And of course, there will be a prize for best outfit.

Event Registration Information

$25 - Early Bird April 1st through May 31st

$30 - June 1st through July 31st

$35 - August 1st through September 18th

OVARIAN CANCER SURVIVORS ARE FREE!!! To register us this following promo code: WOCASURVIVOR2026. Or contact the WOCA office at 262-797-7804, or [email protected].

Rascal Romp/Kids Registration: This short children's run is for kids 12 & under.

TEAM INFORMATION: Teams are a great way to gather your friends and family! Teams are made up of 10 or more people. To get your team started click the Group/Teams button on the sidebar!! Each Individual on a team will receive $5 off of their registration once they register 10 participants! Participants must register before August 31st to receive discounted pricing. To get your team started click the Group/Teams button on the sidebar!!

T-shirt Pickup: T-shirts will be available for pickup Sept 19th from 3:30pm-5:00pm at McKee Farms Park or pick up the morning of the event. Please note, this is t-shirt pickup only. Build your own Swag Bags will be available at the event.

PLEDGE PAGES/FUNDRAISING: Show additional support by raising pledges. Start your fundraising page by visiting "Become a Fundraiser" under the Donate Button. New this year we are offering a number of Pledge Incentives. Please note, you must create a fundraiser page to qualify for these incentives. Click the following link to learn more: Pledge Incentives.

​Course: Beginning and ending at McKee Farms Park Pavilion. This scenic 2-Mile Fun Run and Walk winds through the park on a paved course.

Rules: Strollers, wheelchairs and dogs are all welcome. Styling all up in teal is encouraged! Please note that dogs must remain on a leash at all times.

Award Categories: Awards will be given to the top pledge raiser, and to the team captain with the largest team!

Day of Timeline (Times Subject to change):::

Race Day Registration 8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

Music 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Survivor Photo - Meet at the main stage 9:00 a.m.

Warm Up Stretch 9:30 a.m.

National Anthem 9:45 a.m.

Start Rascal Romp 9:50 a.m.

Start 2 Mile Fun Run 10:00 a.m. - Walk to follow immediately after runners second lap.

Award Ceremony 11:15 a.m.

Support Henry Vilas Zoo and our wildlife ranger friends in the Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy in Kenya! A portion of every registration goes to support their important work preserving critically endangered species like black rhinos and Grevy's zebra, and providing them with the best medical care possible.

Everyone who runs or walks will receive a Run Wild t-shirt. You can sign up for Run Wild as a 5k or 10k distance. Join us at the Zoo on Sunday, September 27 for one of our biggest fundraisers of the year! The 5k and 10k races start just outside our South gate on Vilas Park Dr. The Kids Fun Run starts just outside our North gate.

**The 10k race start at 8am. The 5k run and walk starts at 8:15am. Participants walking or pushing strollers will be asked to line up in the back of the queue. The kid's fun run begins at 9:30am. **

Race Packets may be picked up before the race at the Zoo in our Guest Services building from 10am - 4pm starting Friday, September 11.

** We encourage participants to pick up their race packets early. We cannot guarantee shirt sizes if you wait until the day of the race to pick up your race packet.**

Ol Jogi is a 58,000 acres wildlife conservancy in Laikipia, Kenya. They focus on wildlife conservation by providing a safe habitat for indigenous and critically endangered species. Their wildlife rangers work closely with surrounding communities to assist them so they can derive support and benefits from this conservation work.