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StRides Against Suicide & Overdose 2025 is hosting a 5k Run/Walk and 10, 40, 60 and 100 mile bike rides to raise funds for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment for those in Northwest Indiana that are in need and cannot afford the treatment.
Strides Overview
We are addressing an important issue that affects many people. Our mission is to spread awareness and raise money. The annual U.S. suicide rate increased 30% between 2000 and 2020. SUICIDE is the 2nd leading cause of death amongst 15–34 year olds in Indiana. In 2020, 100,306 people died by overdose in the US. One major barrier to mental health and substance abuse treatment is cost/and or lack of insurance. Our solution is to fund that treatment. Profits from the StRides Against Suicide and Overdose 2023 will be used to provide scholarships for mental health and substance abuse treatment for clients who are uninsured or cannot afford treatment. Your involvement is critical to our success in reducing the devastating numbers of Suicides and Overdoses. Thank you again for your help.
Every $525 raised pas for one individual to receive 7 sessions.
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Lace up your running shoes and join us at the fairgrounds for a fun and meaningful 5K race supporting Agricultural Education! Set against the backdrop of open skies, barns, and show arenas, this event brings together runners, walkers, families, and community members to celebrate and invest in the future of agriculture.
🌱 About the Event
The Fairgrounds 5K is a community-centered race designed to raise funds for local agricultural education programs. Proceeds will support:
FFA and 4-H student leadership programs
Classroom resources and hands-on ag science labs
Youth livestock and crop education initiatives
🏃♂️ The Course
Participants will enjoy a scenic route winding through the fairgrounds, passing livestock barns, exhibit halls, and open fields. The course is mostly flat, making it perfect for:
Competitive runners aiming for a personal best
Casual joggers
Walkers and families with strollers
Clearly marked pathways and enthusiastic volunteers will guide participants along the route, with water stations positioned to keep everyone energized.
🎉 Race Day Highlights
Timed 5K race with awards for top finishers
Farm-fresh snacks
Music and a lively finish-line celebration
🌽 Why It Matters
Agricultural education shapes the next generation of farmers, scientists, business leaders, and innovators. By participating in this 5K, you’re not just running—you’re investing in hands-on learning opportunities that cultivate leadership, responsibility, and real-world skills.
Bring your family, invite your friends, and come experience a morning of fitness, fellowship, and farm pride. Together, we can help agriculture continue to grow strong for generations to come. 🌾
8:30am 6.0K (3.72 miles)
10:00am 1600m Run
10:30am 60-yd Kid's Dash
Register Online
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
On August 1st, during our Alumni Weekend, come join us for the 3rd Annual 5k hosted on COD’s main campus! There will be a 5k timed race & post race Alumni party & pizza. Start and Finish at the College of DuPage Track. View the Course Map Here
What is included with your race entry:
• A first-class running experience
• Chip-timing for accurate results.
• A totally set up and well-marked course.
Start Times: 5:00 PM
Packet Pickup: Will take place on race day at the start area.
Course Type: Road and Paved Trail with some grass crossings.
Stroller friendly? Yes
Dogs allowed? Yes
Transportation: Parking is available at the start area.
Course time limit is 7:30 PM
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Event details and schedule
You must have an annual or single day ABR membership to participate. Click on link below to purchase ABR membership and sign waiver.
https://raceroster.com/events/2026/120283/american-bicycle-racing-annual-one-day-membership
Juniors 18 and under - $10.00 Yearly Membership - $5.00 One Day Membership
Adults - $30.00 Yearly Membership - $10.00 One Day Membership
Age 80+- $0.00 Yearly Membership - $0.00 One Day Membership
Event Flyer -
Note - race day on-site registration will be available for a $10 additional fee.
Results posted at race, on https://www.ambikerace.com and https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OL9y7QoAE6YqMdmAzCcUpg7OvcJ0Nchq771K0gK44II/edit?usp=sharing
Prize List Will have on site Day of race. All Champion jerseys are free to Winners.
Illinois Champion Jerseys all categories, must be ABR Annual Member, Illinois resident.
Indiana Champion Jerseys, all categories, must be ABR Annual Member, Indiana Resident.
Wisconsin Juniors Champion Jerseys must be ABR Annual Member, Wisconsin Resident (will take your size to order and mail when ready)
TOI/W-ROTY points towards season overall prizes
Medals 5 deep in each category
DIRECTIONS gps address: 384 River Run Dr, St Anne, IL 60964
Take I-57 to Kankakee exit Rt-17. Go East on Rt-17 to Lowe Rd. Go South on Lowe Rd. to end which
is W. 3rd St. Go East on W. 3rd St to Bridge St. Go South on Bridge St. over river to 3500 S. Rd . (Vandekarr Rd), Go East to 384 River
Run Dr. St Anne, IL 60964. Start area, parking and registration.
Please understand that the course is open to traffic so be careful particularly at intersections. Ride to the right side of the road.
We highly recommend using a rear red blinking light.
Please respect our host community by leaving the site cleaner than when you arrived, keeping noise to a minimum and using Porta Potties.
We'd love to see and share your pictures from the event. Please send to - [email protected]
Questions: Robert 773-612-2652 email: [email protected]
Join us for the Heatwave Half Marathon, 10K, & 5K!
A sun-soaked summer challenge that’s perfect for the whole family.
The fun includes –
Great Swag – designer shirt & custom medal
Chip-timing with live results and awards
Free photos
FREE ice cream at the finish to help you cool off
Plenty of hot fun in the summer sun!
Grab your friends and family—you won’t want to miss this one!
Can’t make the race? No problem! We offer a virtual race option where you can run anywhere, at any time, and still earn the fun swag!
Youth-based pricing is available: ages 12 & under are only $17!
Half Marathon/10K/5K registration includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and an awesome finisher medal!
1 Mile registration is untimed and includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and an awesome finisher medal!
Kid’s Dash is a fun, untimed dash for ages 10 and under. Registration includes a mini bib, youth-sized shirt, and a specially crafted medal for our youngest runners! (If your child wants to run the kid’s dash without swag, they’re welcome to run free on race day!)
Register by midnight on Thursday, two Thursdays before race day, to guarantee your shirt!
Thanks to Carol Guist of Baird & Warner Monday Miles will be a fun way to be active by running or walking 1, 2, or 3 miles each Monday evening from 6/1-8/3.
Come to seven or more Mondays and earn a commemorative 2026 event t-shirt.
Work all summer and set your goal for the final week’s bib-timed run at our Recycled Run.
Monday Miles will have a mass start at 6:15pm! Course will be open until 7:15pm.
Start your day with a run through our beautiful Lake Forest neighborhoods. Refreshments and a raffle for all registered participants will be waiting at the finish line. Individuals or entire families – everyone is invited to join in one of Lake Forest Day's best traditions!
Run or walk! Ages 7 and up.
All participants of the 5K Run/Walk will receive a souvenir T-shirt on race day.
Awards to the top male and female athlete finishers in each age division.
The Homewood Flossmoor Community Running Club challenges all Chicagoland Clubs to compete in the 4th annual South-Southwest Suburban Club Challenge.
Area clubs can form 3 person teams of all males, all females, or co-ed- both for high school, open, and masters. The times of the three finishers will be added up to determine the Champions in each division.
Unattached runners are welcome.
Following the race participants can receive one free appetizer at our awards ceremony at Oliver's in Oak Forest starting at 8:00 PM.
Email bob@ilpreptoptiming to get your club registered and receive a $15 discount for members of your club.
This Wednesday evening race kicks off at 7:00 PM and runs through the trails of Yankee Woods.
The Start and Finish of the race is at Yankee Woods, approximately 166th & Central Ave. in Tinley Park.
Top three overall individuals will receive awards, as well as the top three in each of the following age groups:
14 & Under
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70 & Older
This is event #8 in the Race the Region Racing Series. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE RACE THE REGION SERIES.
6:15 - 5K Run Starts
6:20 - 1 Mile Dog Walk Starts
7:15 - Awards
NEW FOR THIS YEAR - WE WILL BE HOSTING THE RACE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE POP-UP BIERGARTEN. AFTER THE RACE, STAY AND ENJOY A CRAFT BEER AND SOME LIVE MUSIC
ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST REGISTER ONLINE. ONLINE REGISTRATION WILL REMAIN OPEN ON RACE DAY UNTIL 6:10 PM.
Pre-Race Packet Pick Up will be available Tuesday August 5th and Wednesday, August 6th from 10AM-6PM, and Thursday, August 7th from 10 AM to 4 PM at the Extra Mile Fitness Company, 3400 Calumet Ave. , Valparaiso, Indiana 46383.
Onsite packet pick up will be available on race day beginning at 5PM
Race starts at 6:15PM Participants must start before 6:20PM. Anyone starting after 6:20PM will be assigned a the gun time for their start and will be subject to disqualification.
"BECAUSE YOUR TRAINING DESERVES A GREAT RACING EXPERIENCE” race features include:
Custom Finishers Award
Timing mats at the Starting Line and Chip Timing for Finish Results
Live results via text and email messaging
All turns will have directional signs
No processing fee for online signup
Race Premium sizes are guaranteed to those registered by July 20th.
Overall and Age Group Awards may be claimed within 14 days following the event at The Extra Mile Fitness Co., 3400 Calumet, Valparaiso, IN 46383. After 14 days all unclaimed awards will be donated or recycled. Participants that do not pick up their race shirt on or before race day are not guaranteed a shirt.
Light up the night on this exciting 2.25-mile course around Hamilton Park! This fun, non-competitive event kicks off at sundown, so grab your light-up running gear or any glow items you can find. Participants will receive a t-shirt with their entrance fee. Come early to enjoy pre-event activities, including games, a photo op, glow body paint, and music. Don’t miss this glowing good time!
2026 Midwest Regional Series Part of the 2026 Midwest Regional SeriesYour race is more than a single event—it's part of the EverFurther Midwest Regional Series, a collection of trail endurance events held across the Midwest using The Next Loop's signature 5K loop format. Each venue offers its own unique terrain and scenery while delivering the same welcoming atmosphere, consistent support, and opportunity to challenge yourself one loop at a time.Whether you're running a single event or planning to experience every venue, the Midwest Regional Series gives you the chance to explore new trails, connect with the EverFurther community, and measure your progress throughout the season.Unique trail venues across the MidwestConsistent race format that's easy to learn and rewarding to masterPerfect for first-time trail runners, marathoners, and ultrarunners alikeBuild endurance, compare performances, and celebrate every mile earnedRun one event—or make it your goal to experience them all. Every
course is different. Every loop counts. Every mile matters. The Next Loop Endurance Series Race Date: August 8, 2026Race Distances: 5K, 10K, 15K, Half Marathon (13.1 miles), Marathon (26.2 miles), 50KRace Location: Palatine, Illinois (Deer Grove East Forest Preserve)Cut-off Times: None specifiedStart Time: 7:00 AM CDTWho this race is for: Whether you're tackling your very first trail 5K or looking for a creative way to train for your next marathon or ultra, The Next Loop is designed to meet you where you are. New runners will appreciate the low-pressure format, while experienced athletes can experiment with pacing, nutrition, and endurance strategies in a supportive, community-focused environment.What if you never had to decide your race distance before the starting horn? The Next Loop Endurance Series flips the traditional race format on its head, allowing runners to earn every mile one loop at a time. Set among the scenic woodlands and open prairie of Deer Grove East Forest Preserve in
Palatine, Illinois, this unique endurance event gives you complete control over your day—continue when you're feeling strong or finish with pride knowing every completed loop counts.Rather than locking participants into a single distance, The Next Loop encourages progression instead of pressure. Every lap is an accomplishment, every finish is official, and success is defined by your own goals—not by arbitrary cutoffs or predetermined distances. The Next Loop: Deer Grove East Join us at Deer Grove East Forest Preserve in Palatine, Illinois, for a trail-running experience built around flexibility, endurance, and community. Set on a scenic 5K loop through mature woodlands, open prairie, and well-maintained trails, every lap returns you to a centralized Start/Finish area with full aid, crew access, and personal gear just steps away.Choose the experience that fits your goals—from the flexible Endurance Series where every completed loop counts, to the continuous 40 Mile and 50 Mile Challenges
designed for runners ready to push deeper into ultra-distance racing.The Next Loop Endurance Series – Flexible 5K to 50K hourly loop formatThe Next Loop 40 Mile Challenge – Continuous 40-mile trail ultraThe Next Loop 50 Mile Challenge – Continuous 50-mile trail ultra The Next Loop 40 Mile Challenge Race Date: August 8, 2026Distance: 40 MilesRace Location: Deer Grove East Forest Preserve, Palatine, IllinoisTime Limit: 12 HoursStart Time: 7:00 AM CDTWho this race is for: The 40 Mile Challenge is ideal for runners stepping beyond the marathon or looking for a substantial ultra-distance effort without committing to 50 miles. It rewards smart pacing, efficient fueling, and the ability to stay consistent throughout the day.The Next Loop 40 Mile Challenge brings a traditional continuous ultra format to the scenic trails of Deer Grove East Forest Preserve. Unlike the Endurance Series, there are no hourly starts or decisions between laps. Once the race begins, you'll continue until you've completed
approximately 40 miles or reached the event cutoff.Using the same beautiful 5K loop through mature woodlands, open prairie, and well-maintained forest preserve trails, runners enjoy frequent access to aid, crew support, and personal gear while taking on the physical and mental challenge of a true trail ultra.Complete approximately 13 loops (course mileage may vary slightly) to finish the challenge.Race FormatDistance: 40 MilesRace Style: Continuous trail raceTime Limit: 12-hour hard cutoffStart: Mass start with other 40-mile competitorsField Limit: 75 runnersCourse: Approximately 13 loops of the scenic 5K trail courseAthlete Support & LogisticsFully stocked aid station every 5K loopPersonal gear staging area with access every lapDedicated athlete staging areaMedical and safety support throughout the eventChip timing with individual lap splitsWho Should Race It?Perfect for first-time ultra runners, marathoners ready to step up in distance, experienced trail runners seeking a fast and
supported ultra, and athletes who appreciate loop racing with constant crew access and strategic pacing opportunities. The Next Loop 50 Mile Challenge Race Date: August 8, 2026Distance: 50 MilesRace Location: Deer Grove East Forest Preserve, Palatine, IllinoisTime Limit: 12 HoursStart Time: 7:00 AM CDTWho this race is for: Built for ultrarunners seeking a supported, continuous 50-mile trail race. Whether you're chasing a personal best or earning your first 50-mile finish, this event rewards smart pacing, steady effort, and determination.The Next Loop 50 Mile Challenge takes place on a scenic 5K loop through the woodlands, open prairie, and well-maintained trails of Deer Grove East Forest Preserve. Unlike the hourly Endurance Series, this is a traditional continuous race where every lap returns you to the same fully stocked aid station for efficient fueling, crew access, and personal gear.Complete approximately 16 loops (course mileage may vary slightly) within the 12-hour cutoff. The
repeatable loop format simplifies race-day logistics while demanding physical endurance, mental resilience, and disciplined pacing from start to finish.Pacers are permitted beginning at 4:00 PM to help athletes through the closing miles.Race FormatDistance: 50 MilesRace Style: Continuous trail raceTime Limit: 12-hour hard cutoffStart: Mass startField Limit: 75 runnersCourse: Approximately 16 loops of the scenic 5K trail courseAthlete SupportEvery lap includes access to a fully stocked aid station, personal gear, crew support, medical coverage, chip timing, and live lap split results, allowing runners to adjust pacing and fueling throughout the day.Age GroupsOpenMasters (50–69)Grand Masters (70+)PacersPacers may join beginning at 4:00 PM after checking in and wearing official credentials. One pacer is permitted per athlete at a time and must enter and exit the course through the designated start/finish area. Course Description The race takes place on a clearly marked 3.1-mile (5K) loop
through the scenic trails of Deer Grove East Forest Preserve in Palatine, Illinois. The course winds beneath a mature tree canopy, weaving through peaceful woodlands, open prairie sections, and well-maintained natural trails that provide a beautiful and approachable trail-running experience just northwest of Chicago.The trail surface is primarily packed dirt with sections of crushed gravel and natural trail. Gentle rolling terrain, smooth singletrack, and flowing turns create a course that is welcoming to first-time trail runners while remaining engaging enough for experienced athletes looking to settle into a consistent rhythm over multiple laps.After every loop, runners return to the central start/finish area and fully stocked aid station, making it easy to refuel, reconnect with family or crew, and decide whether they're ready for another hour on the trail.Instead of committing to a fixed race distance before the event begins, runners build their mileage one lap at a time:1 loop: 5K2
loops: 10K3 loops: 15K4 loops: Half Marathon (13.1 miles)9 loops: Marathon (26.2 miles)10 loops: 50KWhether your goal is one lap or all ten, every completed loop contributes to your official race result. Race Format & Timing The Next Loop's format is designed to reward consistency, smart pacing, and personal decision-making.Every loop begins at the top of the hour, giving runners a scheduled recovery period between efforts. Use the break to hydrate, eat, stretch, change shoes, or simply relax before deciding whether to continue.Your official results are based on the number of completed loops and your combined cumulative loop time.Unlike traditional endurance races, there are no DNFs, missed cutoffs, or eliminations. When you decide your day is complete, your achievement is recognized exactly as you've earned it. Aid Station & Support A fully stocked central aid station is available before the start of every hourly loop, providing hydration and basic nutrition throughout the day.Because
every runner returns to the same base area after each lap, support crews, family members, and spectators can easily cheer participants on, assist with fueling, or help with gear changes without needing to move around the course. The loop format also makes pacing and nutrition adjustments simple throughout the event. Runner Experience Deer Grove East Forest Preserve offers one of the Chicago area's most welcoming trail-running venues, combining peaceful woodlands, open prairie landscapes, and well-maintained natural trails into a course that feels surprisingly removed from the surrounding suburbs. The smooth, flowing terrain keeps every lap enjoyable while the familiar loop allows runners to settle into a comfortable rhythm as the day unfolds.The Next Loop creates an atmosphere that celebrates progress rather than perfection. Beginners can safely explore trail running without worrying about committing to more mileage than they're ready for, while experienced runners can use the format to
practice pacing, nutrition, and race strategy over multiple hours. Every participant shares the same course, creating a welcoming community where first-time trail runners and seasoned ultrarunners encourage one another throughout the day. Why Run The Next Loop? Most endurance races ask you to commit to a finish line before you've even taken your first step. The Next Loop is different. Built around flexibility, progression, and community, every event is designed to help runners define success on their own terms—whether that's finishing one loop, setting a personal best, or conquering an ultra-distance goal.Choose Your Challenge: Select the Endurance Series, 40 Mile Challenge, or 50 Mile Challenge to match your goals and experience.Every Mile Matters: In the Endurance Series, every completed loop counts toward your official result—no DNFs, no missed cutoffs, and no pressure to continue beyond your goals.Constant Support: The centralized start/finish area provides easy access to aid, crew,
nutrition, and personal gear throughout the day.Built for Smart Racing: Whether you're training for your next big event or racing for a personal best, the loop format makes pacing, fueling, and strategy easier than ever.Scenic Trail Experience: Enjoy beautiful singletrack, rolling hills, limestone bluffs, and forested terrain at one of the region's premier trail destinations.A Community That Cheers Every Finish: From first-time trail runners to seasoned ultrarunners, every achievement is celebrated and every runner belongs. EverFurther Events The Next Loop: Endurance Series is produced by EverFurther Events, co-founded by veteran endurance athletes Joe Johnson and Terry Madl. EverFurther was created to reimagine what endurance events could be — inclusive, progression-focused, and built for real-world athletes at every stage of their journey. Unlike traditional races that require a fixed distance commitment, EverFurther’s loop-based model emphasizes personal growth over elimination, and
celebrates every mile earned. With decades of racing, directing, and life experience between them, Joe and Terry are on a mission to build events that are accessible, repeatable, and centered on community — giving athletes the freedom to define success on their own terms. Event's current local time: 4:00 AM CT
2026 MATTS 3RD ANNUAL VELODROME 4K TT (Sponsored by ABD and PACT)
Registration Details
American Bicycle Racing Membership
Race Schedule (times are approximate)
8:00am – Volunteers and Recumbents
9:00am – Men Cat 4-5
10:00am – Juniors (boys and girls) (5 laps for juniors under age 10)
11:00am – Women (all age groups and categories)
12:30pm – Men age groups 60 and above
1:30pm – Men age groups under 60
2:30pm – Men Cat 1-2 and Cat 3
Start times will be emailed to participants after online registration closes on August 6.
Back for 2026: Road Bike Category
Choose between a Time Trial (TT) Bike or Road Bike for all categories.
Road Bike Definition:
Drop or straight handlebars permitted.
No tri-bars, clip-on bars, or Spinaci bars allowed.
No disc wheels; both wheels must have at least 12 spokes.
Maximum rim depth: 90mm.
Purpose: Encourages broader participation by leveling the playing field for racers without TT bikes. If your bike qualifies for a road race or criterium, it’s eligible here.
Event Resources
Event Flyer. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Zc82EauSrO9LGDWL1ngVEq7ihmQp7564/view?usp=drive_link
Start List & Results
Additional Details for this Track Event
Awards/Prize List
MATTS Points (contribute to season-long overall prizes)
Medals: Top 5 in each category.
Fastest Times of the Day (Cash Prizes):
Overall: 1st - $30, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $20, 4th - $15, 5th - $10
Women: 1st - $30, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $20, 4th - $15, 5th - $10
Juniors: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5
Location & Logistics
1479 Maple Ave
Meadowhill Park, Ed Rudolph Velodrome
Parking: Plenty of parking is available in the lot outside of Velodrome.
Course Description: The race will be 10 laps (about 4K) on the famous Ed Rudolph Velodrome, a banked 383-meter track. Racers will go two at a time, starting on opposite sides of the track in “pursuit” format.
Safety & Guidelines
The course is closed to traffic — only two riders will race at a time and is very smooth. This is a great event to give time trialing a shot.
Respect our host community:
Leave the site cleaner than you found it.
Keep noise levels low.
Use provided rest rooms in chalet.
Questions?
We're back for another year once again as an official Illinois Cup race!
Registration: Online entry closes at 11:59pm on Friday, August 7th. Day-of registration closes 20 minutes before each race. Riders are encouraged to enter more than one race — a second race is only $20.
Licenses: This is a USAC sanctioned event (all USAC rules apply). All riders are required to have a USA Cycling license which can be purchased at USAC Licensing. One-day licenses will be available to for category 5 riders for $15 via online registration and on the day of the race. One-day licenses for experienced riders (all other categories) will can be purchased here for $35.
Parking: If possible, riders are encouraged to ride to Hyde Park. Otherwise, Street parking will be available on 59th and 60th streets, adjacent to the course, as well as on the streets throughout Hyde Park. Additionally, the Metra Electric Line has a station less than a 10 minute walk from the start line.
Sign-in & Bathrooms: Riders can pick up their bib number in Ida Noyes Hall. Bathrooms in Ida Noyes will also be open to riders throughout the day. Please do not wear your cleats inside the building.
In place of an event website see OKCC instagram page for updates.
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12th Annual
Race to Stop Hunger 5K
100% of Race proceeds for 2026 will feed children globally and locally.
This inspirational Race has funded 403,703 life-saving meals & helps nourish over 38,000 children annually.
Join us in the Fight Against Hunger!
Saturday August 8 | 7:40am
Join as an Individual, Team and/or Virtually
Event Details
Date: Saturday, August 8
Time: 7:40AM Kids Dash and 8:00AM 5K Run/Walk
Location: Mallard Lake Forest Preserve - Bloomingdale, IL
Exciting Features!
Great Course: Enjoy scenic wide paths of the Mallard Lake Forest Preserve, limestone, some asphalt, certified course and flush toilet bathrooms.
Kids 1/3 Mile Dash: Registered participants receive an awesome goody bag and ribbon to celebrate.
Cash Prizes: Awarded to the top two 5k male & female finishers. $100 1st & $75 2nd. If high school athlete, will give scholarship.
Medals:1st, 2nd & 3rd places in all 5K age categories 9 & under to 80 & over
100% of Race Proceeds Feed Children
5K Team Event :
A Group of three or more participants (any age) to form a team. Team Medals awarded for teams with:
Best Time (averaged)
Largest Group
Highest Fundraising
How to Sign up Team & Team Members: Pick a name. Sign up individually. First member of group to register will create team name & becomes captain. Additional members search for team name when they sign up.
Team Prizes: On race day team participant times are averaged. Lowest team average wins "best time" award. All team members can still qualify for age group awards. Members can join the team, and be virtual , however, their time will not be averaged in for team placement.
A collaboration between:
Community Consolidated School District 21
The Wheeling Police Unity Foundation
The Greater Wheeling Chamber of Commerce