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  • Distance: 5.3 km from Sumrall
    Sat, Oct 10, 2026 at 8:00 AM

    HUB CITY HUSTLE TRIATHLON

    Saturday, October 10, 2026 at 8 AM

    Heritage Subdivision – Oloh, MS

    Race is On! It's a Go!

    RACE LOCATION:

    The race will now be held at the previous location of Heritage Subdivision in Oloh, MS. Location on Google Maps. Latitude: 31.2568 & Longitude: -89.5733

    Directions:

    From north: Take 98 West towards Columbia, At Bellevue, continue West on 98 for 6.9 miles, Left on Purvis Oloh road, 2.4 miles left into Heritage Subdivision.

    From 589 South: Take 98 west towards Columbia, Go to 6.9 miles and take Left on Purvis Oloh Road, Go 2.4 miles take left into Heritage Subdivision

    From 589 North: Take 98 west towards Columbia, Go to 6.9 miles and take Left on Purvis Oloh Road, Go 2.4 miles take left into Heritage Subdivision

    From Columbia: 98 East towards Hattiesburg, Take Purvis Oloh road South, go 2.4 miles and turn left into Heritage Subdivision.

    Regular Divisions Distance - 600 yd swim * 21.3 mile bike * 3 mile run

    Beginner Division Distance - 300 yd swim * 21.3 mile bike * 3 mile run

    1. Bike is 21.3 out and back on county roads: Left on Purvis Oloh, Left on Knight road, Right on Nobles, Right on WPA, Right on Olonzo Boone, Right on Luther Lee, Right on Purvis Oloh, & Right into Heritage

    2. Run is 3 miles inside Heritage Subdivision

    3. Practice ride on Saturday, Sept. 26th at 8am

    This Sprint triathlon is in its 9th year. Great race for beginners and veteran racers.

    We offer several divisions for everyone. We have an Individual, Clydesdale, Athena, Beginner, Duathlon and Relay Teams.

    The Beginner Division is a shorter swim course of 300 yd. swim, 21.3 mile bike and a 3 mile run.

    The Duathlon is a 2 mile run, 21.3 mile bike and a 3 mile run.

    We are giving $100 to the fastest swimmer, biker and runner both male and female.

    Bring your family and a blanket. There will be food for our racers and we have our very own Mississippi artist, Kim Garroway, who makes our custom made prizes.

    This event is sanctioned by USA Triathlon. Helmets must be worn! All USA Triathlon Rules will be in effect and enforced for the Triathlon. SORRY NO REFUNDS. Please see USAT information below.

    Registration Fees (Early & Late Fees & dates):

    Individuals

    $50 Early Bird by February 15th

    $60 Starting February 16th - February 28th

    $85 Starting March 1st - August 31st

    $95 Starting September 1st - October 8th

    Relay Teams

    $110 Early Bird by February 28th

    $145 Starting March 1st - August 31st

    $155 Starting September 1st - October 8th

    EACH NON-USA TRIATHLON MEMBER MUST ADD $15 FOR A ONE-DAY MEMBERSHIP TO THESE PRICES. YOUTH AGES 17 & UNDER WILL ADD $10 FOR A YEARLY MEMBERSHIP.

    Packet Pickup (Location, Date & Time):

    Packet Pick up is at Jed’s Endurance Bikes,( New Location) 68 Jackson Road, Hattiesburg, MS 39402 on Thursday, October 8th and Friday, October 9th from 10AM-6PM. Race day packet pickup will be available on Saturday at registration at the race site.

    ALL athletes are required to show Photo ID

    NO ID, NO RACE, NO EXCEPTIONS!

    Youth athletes without an ID must be accompanied by a parent/guardian with a Photo ID. USAT members are required to show their annual membership card. Others must purchase a one-day license.

    Athletes may only pick up their own packets and may not pick up a packet for another person.... Don't forget your helmet!

    Open Individual Age Groups:

    Top 3 male and female in the following age groups: 1-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79 & 80+

    Awards:

    Open Individuals - Top Male & Female, Top Masters - Male & Female

    Beginners - Top 3 Males & Top 3 Females

    Duathlon - Top 3 Males & Top 3 Females

    Athena - Top 3 Females

    Clydesdale - Top 3 Males

    Relay Teams - Top Male Relay, Top Female Relay & Top Coed Relay

    The Race Benefits: First Priority of South Mississippi

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  • Distance: 26.5 km from Sumrall
    Sat, Sep 26, 2026 at 8:00 AM

    Experience the thrill of the third annual Rodney Richardson Water Run on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at Town Square Park. This unique event, designed to beat the September heat, features a 5k and 1 Mile Fun Run course lined with super soakers and a refreshing blast from the Hattiesburg Fire Department as you cross the finish line. The race takes you through the picturesque Historic neighborhood in Downtown Hattiesburg, culminating in a grand finish at Town Square Park.

    This is a great event for the entire family. All proceeds from the race benefit Ddembe Ministries, an orphan, widow, and family care ministry in Jinja, Uganda. Visit our website to find out more information about the work going on at Ddembe.

    Runners will also have the option to run as charity runners for this race. Participating as a charity runner means you're not just running a race – you're making a difference. Your efforts will help raise funds and awareness for Ddembe Ministries, contributing directly to their impactful work in Uganda.

    Both races will offer same-day registration, but runners who sign up after August 7th are not guaranteed a t-shirt.

    Packet pickup will be on Friday, September 25th, at RARE Design, located at 127 Buschman Street, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Packets may also be picked up from 6:00 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. on race day at Town Square Park.

    For the 5k, awards will be given to the overall male and female, as well as the top male and female finishers in each age group. The top finisher overall in the 1-Mile will receive an award.

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  • Distance: 26.6 km from Sumrall
    Sat, Nov 07, 2026

    Run the River Ultra Challenge and Relay Nestled along the serene Leaf River, the fourth annual Run the River invites runners and walkers of all abilities to relish a 6-hour looped trail challenge. Whether you’re chasing ultra miles, collaborating with a relay team, or simply enjoying a leisurely walk, this event offers a dynamic and welcoming atmosphere perfect for both first-timers and seasoned trail runners. Sponsorship Partner with us! Visit https://forms.gle/MAU9ShLW6N2p2pi46 for more information! Email [email protected] with questions. Results From Previous Years 2025: https://my.raceresult.com/370106/results2024: https://my.raceresult.com/316148/2023: https://my.raceresult.com/268411/2022: https://my.raceresult.com/224667/ Course Participants will journey through a roughly 2.8-mile loop weaving from wide meadow lanes into charming single-track, beneath a hardwood canopy. You'll pass scenic riverfront views, tranquil lagoons, wetlands, palmetto fields, and even cross historic

    train trestles — all designed to showcase the best of Petal River Park.NEW! Community Friendly WalkThis year, we are offering a shorter walk loop to allow everyone an opportunity to see our beautiful park.Both courses allow you to create your own experience and choose your own distance. Experience This tailgate-style event encourages runners and their supporters to create their own rest zones. Family and friends can cheer at the exchange as each teammate emerges from the woods and sprints the final meadow stretch. It’s a lively, communal celebration of endurance and camaraderie — perfect for team strategy, personal achievement, or a beginner's introduction to the ultra world. Support & Amenities There’s no on-course aid station due to the short loop, but cold refreshments will be available at the finish/loop start. Teams are encouraged to stock their own fuel at their personal tailgate site.Parking & Camping: The park opens at 6 AM race day; drop-off zones for gear are provided from 6–7 AM.

    Tailgate spots are first-come, and solo ultra runners have priority spots on the course. Overnight camping is allowed on-site, but without security.Be mindful of natural trail features like roots and uneven terrain. Walkers and runners should bring hydration/all gear suitable for trail conditions. Participation Options Individual Ultra Runners: Complete as many 2.8-mile loops as possible within 6 hours.Relay Teams (2–4 members): One runner on course at a time, passing a baton upon each loop completion. Only laps finished before the cut-off count. Batons can only be exchanged in the exchange zone.Community Walk: A new, accessible walking course offers non-runners a chance to participate and enjoy the event’s energy.Divisions include Male/Female for individuals and Male/Female/Co-ed for teams. Swag Timing All participants registered before the cut-off receive race swag. Timing is handled by Endurance Timing: individuals wear bibs; teams use a baton system at the exchange. Final standings are

    based on completed laps, with ties broken by total time. Why You’ll Love It Run the River is more than a race — it’s a Saturday morning celebration of endurance, scenery, and community. With a tailgate spirit, scenic views, and flexible competition formats, it appeals to ultra veterans, relay racers, families, and trail newcomers alike. Plus, the stunning River Park backdrop makes every loop special. Practical Details Registration includes individual or relay participants at the same rate, and walkers at a lower rate. Packet pick-up details will be announced via email and the Facebook page. Bring everything needed for your personal tailgate, set-up gear the night before if desired, and follow the event Facebook for updates and course preview schedules. About the Organizers Hosted by the City of Petal Parks & Recreation, Run the River aims to spotlight Petal River Park's natural beauty while fostering a fun, local trail-running culture. First held in 2022, this event blends a love for

    running, the outdoors, and community — and it’s only growing stronger Event's current local time: 1:46 PM CT

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