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• Two Bridge Run 10-Miler and 5K [runsignup.com]

  Sat, Apr 18, 2026 at 8:00 AM

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  Join us Saturday, April 18, 2026, for a one-of-a-kind race experience across two states and two iconic bridges!

  The 2 Bridge Run, hosted by the Maysville Rotary Club, features both a 10-Miler and a...

  Join us Saturday, April 18, 2026, for a one-of-a-kind race experience across two states and two iconic bridges!

  The 2 Bridge Run, hosted by the Maysville Rotary Club, features both a 10-Miler and a 5K—offering stunning views, scenic routes, and a challenge worth crossing state lines for.

  The 10-Miler is a scenic loop course that takes runners across both the Simon Kenton Memorial Bridge and the William H. Harsha Bridge, connecting Kentucky and Ohio.

  The 5K includes a memorable trip over the historic Simon Kenton Bridge and a beautiful run through Aberdeen River Park.

  AWARDS

  Awards will be presented to the Top Overall Male & Female Finishers in both races.

  Age group awards will be given to the Top 3 Male & Female Finishers in each division:

  19 & Under

  20–29

  30–39

  40–49

  50–59

  60+

  26.6 km
  120 Limestone St., Maysville, Kentucky, 41056, United States
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  5k 10 Miles Run

• Camel Color 5K [runsignup.com]

  Sat, Apr 25, 2026 at 9:00 AM

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  Annual Camel Color 5k & 1mi

  Saturday, April 25, 2026 9:00 am

  Campbell County High School, Alexandria, KY

  5K Run/Walk where colors (purple and gold) will be thrown at the runners and walkers.

  The race...

  Annual Camel Color 5k & 1mi

  Saturday, April 25, 2026 9:00 am

  Campbell County High School, Alexandria, KY

  5K Run/Walk where colors (purple and gold) will be thrown at the runners and walkers.

  The race benefits the Campbell County High School Band Programs.

  Campbell County High School Camel Color 5k on Facebook

  Location:

  Race will start at Campbell County High School. It will route out to Old US 27 and loop back to CCHS.

  GPS Coordinates: 38.918646, -84.394477

  Google: 909 Camel Crossing, Alexandria, KY 41001 to get directions from your location

  Divisions:

  Age Divisions: 13 and under, 14-18, 19-29, 30-49, 50 and older

  Awards:

  5K: Top three overall males and females and top three in each age division. 1 Mile: Fastest time, male and female.

  Teams:

  Start or Join a team. Get 5 members on your team and each person gets $5 off registration fee ($30 minimum fee). After the fifth person signs up for the team, the first four to sign up will be refunded $5.

  Sleep-in Option:

  If you cannot make it to our "Live" event, you can still support our event by signing up for our Sleep-in option. You will have the option to purchase our official race t-shirt as well. We will appreciate your support.

  Registration:

  Early Bird Fee: $35 adults; $30 for kids 12 and under; $25 for 1 mile run.

  Entry Fee: March 17 Price Increase: $40 adults and $35 for kids 12 and under; $25 for 1 mile run.

  Race Day Entry Fee: $45 adults and $40 for kids 12 and under; $30 for 1 mile run.

  T-Shirts:

  Optional shirts are an additional $15. Additional $3 for larger sizes

  If you want to order a shirt, please sign up by April 1 to be sure to get the size you want. T-shirts are not guaranteed after April 1. On race day, extra t-shirts may be available for purchase.

  Early Check-in and Packet Pick up:

  Thursday, April 23, 2026 from 5pm - 7pm at Campbell County High School.

  Race Day Check in:

  At the venue from 7:30 am - 8:45 am

  38.9 km
  909 Camel Crossing, Campbell County, Kentucky, 41001, United States
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  1 Miles 5k Run Walk

• Derby Dash 5k [runsignup.com]

  Sat, May 02, 2026 at 8:30 AM

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  21st Annual Derby Dash 5K Run/Walk

  City of Williamstown

  Saturday, May 2, 2026 at 8:30 a.m.

  We appreciate your participation in the past and hope you will join us again this year. This event supports...

  21st Annual Derby Dash 5K Run/Walk

  City of Williamstown

  Saturday, May 2, 2026 at 8:30 a.m.

  We appreciate your participation in the past and hope you will join us again this year. This event supports FFLAG initiatives to make Grant County a healthier place to live, work and play.

  There will be an after-party post race that will include DOOR PRIZES, RACE AWARDS and REFRESHMENTS for runners and walkers! You must be present to win door prizes. Awards will be given to the division winners and overall winners. At 10:00 a.m. we will also host a FREE kid’s fun run (10 and under) located at the Williamstown City Building.

  Benefit: FFLAG – Fitness For Life Around Grant County

  5K RUN CATEGORIES:

  Run Divisions: Male and Female: 14 & under | 15-19 | 20-29 | 30-39| 40-49 | 50-59 | 60-69 | 70+

  Walk Divisions: Male and Female: 14 & under | 15-19 | 20-29 | 30-39| 40-49 | 50-59 | 60-69 | 70+

  • Walkers must walk the entire distance. Any participant who plans on running through any part of the course must register as a runner.

  AWARDS: Top 2 overall males and females, runners and walkers. Overall award winners are not eligible for age division awards. Also, the top female/male in each age category win an award. Largest participating group that registered together will win an award.

  Door prizes, race awards and refreshments for runners and walkers! Must be present to win door prizes. Awards will be given to the division winners and overall winners.

  REGISTRATION FEE:

  Pre-registration fees through April 12, 2026 are $18.00 for adults (no shirt), $25.00 for adults (includes shirt) and $10.00 for children 16 years or younger (includes shirt).

  Group Rate: Group Rate qualifies as 5 or more adults registering together. ($20 Per Person and includes Shirts). Group rate not available on race day.

  In-person, Race Day (May 2) Registration fees are: $25.00 for adults (no shirt) and $15.00 for children 16 years or younger (no shirt). (Day of Registration is from 7:30 a.m. to 8:20 a.m.) If you plan to register in person on race day, please bring your smartphone to sign up online and a credit or debit card to pay with. We prefer card payment but can accept cash if necessary.

  Registration fee includes chip timing, race awards, and refreshments.

  REGISTER ONLINE: Online registration is available through April 19, 2026 or race day excluding group rate.

  T-SHIRTS: T-shirts sold separately for $15.00 each while supplies last.

  POST RACE: Free Kid’s fun run (10 and under) located at the Williamstown City Building.

  DOOR PRIZES, RACE AWARDS and REFRESHMENTS for runners and walkers! Must be present to win door prizes. Awards will be given to the division winners and overall winners.

  RACE DAY PACKET PICK UP: Race day packet pick up is from 7:30 a.m. to 8:20 a.m. at the Williamstown City Building.

  PETS: No pets allowed on the course.

  CHIP TIMING: This year's race will be professionally and accurately "chip-timed" by TimingSpot.com using disposable Bib Tag technology. The chip will be on the bib number. No need to turn in pull tags or return the timing chip.

  RESULTS: Official race results will be posted online at www.TimingSpot.com and https://www.fitnessforlifegc.com/

  This is a timed sanctioned event.

  44.4 km
  Grant County, Kentucky, 41097, United States
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  3.1 Miles 5k Fun Run Run Walk

• Ultimate Raider Challenge [runsignup.com]

  Sat, May 09, 2026 at 10:00 AM

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  The Ultimate Raider Challenge is hosted by the Grant Co HS JROTC and is a dynamic physical fitness competition designed to test teams and individual competitors’ endurance, speed, and...

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  The Ultimate Raider Challenge is hosted by the Grant Co HS JROTC and is a dynamic physical fitness competition designed to test teams and individual competitors’ endurance, speed, and agility, and teams' overall teamwork. The event is one continuous race that begins with a 1-mile run to assess cardiovascular stamina and set the tone for the day. The 1-mile run will end at the 1st Obstacle Course Obstacle. Competitors then tackle an approximately 1.5-mile obstacle course, navigating through a variety of physical challenges that test strength, coordination, and mental toughness. After the last obstacle, participants continue directly to the football field to sprint through a shuttle run, emphasizing quick bursts of speed, strength, stamina, agility, and precise movement. The challenge concludes with a final 1-mile run, pushing competitors to demonstrate resilience and determination as they finish strong.

  Awards:

  Plaques to Top 3 JROTC, ROTC, and Unit Teams. in each Team Event.

  Plaques to Top 3 Teams in each Team Event independent from the above Listed.

  Plaques to Top Female and Male in the Open Event.

  Medals to All Members of the Top 3 Teams in each Team Event.

  Medals to Top 10 in each Individual Event.

  Ultimate Raider Challenge – Course Navigation Instructions

  Start

  Competitors will begin at the designated start line and complete an approximately 1-mile run. This run will conclude at the entrance to the obstacle course.

  Obstacle Course (14 Obstacles / Approx. 1.5 Miles Total)

  Competitors must complete each obstacle in order before moving on to the next. Course marshals will direct traffic as needed. These marshals will be GCHS JROTC Cadets.

  Obstacle 1: Inverted Wall

  Climb the angled wall using the rungs on the overhanging side. Use leg drive for power and arms for pulling to go up and over the top in control.

  Obstacle 2: Balance Beam

  Carefully traverse the beam from start to finish, maintaining balance and coordination. Falling requires a remount at the point of dismount.

  Obstacle 3: 10-Foot Wall

  Scale the vertical wall using strength, technique, and problem-solving. Pull yourself up and over the top safely before dropping down under control.

  Obstacle 4: Duck Walk

  Move forward in a low squat position, testing lower-body strength, mobility, and endurance.

  Obstacle 5: Cleopatra’s Crawl

  Navigate the vertical beam structure by climbing and maneuvering over the tall framework, emphasizing grip strength, upper-body control, and coordination.

  Obstacle 6: Bear Crawl

  Proceed through the course on hands and feet, simulating crawling over or under terrain. Maintain forward movement and body control throughout.

  Obstacle 7: Tunnel

  Enter the low, confined tunnel and move through using an army crawl or similar technique. Focus on steady breathing, controlled movement, and endurance.

  Obstacle 8: Jacob’s Ladder

  Climb the tall, angled ladder with wide-spaced rungs. Maintain balance, control, and confidence while ascending and descending.

  Obstacle 9: Pipe Walk

  Traverse the horizontal pipes using balance, grip strength, and core stability. Hand-over-hand movement and careful foot placement are essential.

  Obstacle 10: Inclined Wall

  Run up the wall using speed and leg drive, pull yourself over the top, and descend efficiently to maintain momentum.

  Obstacle 11: Hip Over

  With hands interlocked behind the head, step over each horizontal beam by rotating hips and legs together. Do not touch the beams.

  Obstacle 12: Double Roll-Over

  Use explosive strength and momentum to roll your body over the high bars. Techniques such as the “chicken wing” may be used to get your center of gravity over the bar.

  Obstacle 13: Low Crawl

  Execute a low or leopard-style crawl, staying flat and close to the ground. Move with opposite arm and leg coordination for speed and control.

  Obstacle 14: Up and Over

  Climb over the final log or beam using upper-body strength and leg drive. Pull, kip, or swing as needed to clear the obstacle safely.

  Sprint-Drag-Carry Event (Football Field)

  After completing the obstacle course, competitors will proceed directly to the football field to complete the Sprint-Drag-Carry Event.

  Lanes are first come, first serve.

  The event is conducted in a 25-meter lane and consists of five consecutive segments:

  Sprint: 25 meters down and back

  Sled Drag: 25 meters down and back dragging a 45-lb sled

  Lateral Shuffle: 25 meters down and back, facing the same direction

  Kettlebell Carry: 25 meters down and back carrying two 40-lb kettlebells

  Final Sprint: 25 meters down and back sprint to finish

  Competitors must complete all segments in sequence without skipping any portion.

  Final Run

  Upon completion of the Sprint-Drag-Carry event, competitors will immediately begin the final 1-mile run, finishing at the designated end point to officially complete the Ultimate Raider Challenge.

  48.7 km
  715 Warsaw Rd, Dry Ridge, Kentucky, 41035, United States
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  4 Miles Run Walk

• May We Grow Old 5K [runsignup.com]

  Sat, May 16, 2026 at 9:00 AM

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  May We Grow Old" 5K run/walk to celebrate Older Ohioans Month!

  All proceeds from this race will be used to serve older adults in Clermont County through services like Transportation, Lifelong...

  May We Grow Old" 5K run/walk to celebrate Older Ohioans Month!

  All proceeds from this race will be used to serve older adults in Clermont County through services like Transportation, Lifelong Learning, Meals on Wheels, Adult Protective Services, and many more!

  This day will be a celebration of growing older and gathering in community to support one another. The race will be at Sycamore Park in Batavia, with the 5K portion mostly on trails.

  There will be a shorter walk (.6 miles) around the park on a paved surface for people of all ages and abilities to participate.

  41.9 km
  4082 OH-132, Batavia, Ohio, 45103, United States
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  3.1 Miles 5k Run Trail Walk