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Join us on Saturday, August 15 in downtown Indianapolis for the 2026 Race Away From Domestic Violence 5k, benefiting the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence (ICADV).
This impactful 5k aims to raise awareness of the devastating affects that domestic violence has on our families and communities. ICADV works for the prevention and elimination of domestic violence – until the violence ends. Over the past 22 years, ICADV has raised over $400,000 to support survivors with resources and programs that increase their safety and stability including legal, housing and economic supports.
Participants can run, walk or roll through a route beginning at the IUI Michael A. Carroll Stadium, which offers beautiful views of the White River and Indianapolis Zoo. The 5K course is accessible and allows individuals of all ages and abilities to participate.
Pre-register now to guarantee your commemorative race shirt!
14th Annual 5K for Kelli
Presented by the Breast Wishes Foundation
Saturday, August 15th at 9am.
Join us in remembering the life of Kelli James and honoring all the breast cancer survivors, the fighters and the loved ones we’ve lost. 100% of proceeds go to granting wishes for women with breast cancer through the Breast Wishes Foundation.
The 5k for Kelli Run/Walk is a super fun event for the whole family. It is a 3.1 mile out and back course that begins and ends next to Wegerzyn Gardens and winds along the beautiful Stillwater River. Because Kelli loved fairies, we encourage everyone to dress up in tutus, wings, and flower crowns. No fairy gear? No problem! We have everything you need at the merchandise tent with all proceeds going to Breast Wishes Foundation. We also offer free fairy face painting and colored hair spraying! Registration and Merchandise tents will open at 7:30 am.
Event Fees: Early Registration only $30! (through July 2nd) $35 Registration from July 3rd to Race Day (Register by July 25th to guarantee a super-soft and comfy t-shirt)
Awards: We will give medals, prizes and gift cards to the Top 3 Male and Female overall and the Top 3 Male and Female in each age category.
Age Categories: 19 and Under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60 and over
Event Parking and Registration: The Flying Field at Wegerzyn, 1301 E. Siebenthaler Avenue, Dayton, OH 45414
Pre-Registration packet pick up: Friday August 14th from 8am-7pm at the Breast Wishes Foundation 115 E National Rd Vandalia, OH 45377
We highly recommend pre-packet pickup!
The St John The Baptist 2-miler
Presented by St Gabriel the Archangel Family of Parishes
August 15, 2026
"finally, not just another 5k"
Where: Kyle Park, Tipp City, OH
When: 9:00am, Race Day registration begins at 8:00am
Why: Proceeds from this event will benefit our family of parishes faith formation efforts.
Course: Very flat & fast 2.0 Mile course through Kyle Park and the adjacent walking path
Awards: Special Awards to top overall Male and Female. Awards will also be given to the top 3 male and female finishers in each age group
Team Race Awards: The top Female, Male and Co-ed teams will receive awards for their top 5 scoring members. Teams must have a minimum of 5 members to compete (no maximum). Team winners will be determined by adding the times of the top 5 fastest members.
Male and Female Age Groups 10 & under, 11-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-69, 70 & Over
Entry Fee: Pre-registration $23 (T-shirt is guaranteed if registered by August 4th), or $15 without a shirt ( just check no shirt during registration! ). Race-day fee $25 for all (t-shirts while extras last) $5 discount for 17 & Under as well as 65 and Over
Extras: Refreshments will be provided
“for I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me”
St John the Baptist 2 Miler Presented by:
St Gabriel the Archangel Family of Parishes
753 South Hyatt St
Tipp City, OH 45371
The Teter Twilight 5k Run for the Honey begins at 7:00 pm. This 5k run/jog/walk will be cross-country style along mostly wooded paths that highlight Teter's new and old trails along the scenic White River. Bring the dogs and kids and enjoy a run or leisurely stroll, all while contributing to a good cause. The race will be timed. Every participant will receive a commemorative jar of honey while supplies last. First place in Women, Men, and Youth will receive a medal. The overall winner will receive a week's share of vegetables. All participants will have the option to purchase a commemorative t-shirt.
Check-in will begin at 5:30-6:45 pm with the race-jog-walk starting at 7:00 pm with runners first, joggers second, and walkers third.
All proceeds will fund Teter's mission of increasing access to healthy food for the vulnerable and providing ecological education while building community.
The Cincinnati Triathlon and Multisport Festival has something for everyone, including all ages and ability levels! Races include beginner, sprint, olympic, and ⅓ iron distances in triathlons, duathlons, aquabikes, and aquathlons, with various open swim distances. Racers call this race one of the best events in Ohio because of our positive, friendly community of support! It's a small race with a big race atmosphere. Plus there is free training help, along with awesome performance tees in gender-specific cuts, in-race pictures, finisher medals, and a post-race meal! Race assured that we will ensure the safety of all athletes, have medical support and law enforcement on site, adhere to all Federal, State and Local ordinances, so you can achieve your goals! All are welcome; come out and race with us!
TRIATHLONS (Swim, Bike, Run)
Beginner = 200m swim / 6.5ml bike / 1.5ml run
Sprint = 750m swim / 14ml bike / 5k run
Olympic = 1500m swim / 26ml bike / 10k run
1/3 Iron = 2000m swim / 38ml bike / 9.3ml run
DUATHLONS (Run, Bike, Run)
Beginner = 1.5ml run / 6.5ml bike / 1.5ml run
Sprint = 1.5ml Run / 14ml bike / 5k run
Olympic = 5k run / 26ml bike / 10k run
1/3 Iron = 5k run / 38ml bike / 9.3ml run
AQUABIKES (Swim, Bike)
Sprint = 750m swim / 14ml bike only
Olympic = 1500m swim / 26ml bike only
1/3 Iron = 2000m swim / 38ml bike only
AQUATHLONS (Swim, Run)
Sprint = 750m swim / 5k run only
Olympic = 1500m swim / 10k run only
1/3 Iron = 2000m swim / 9.3ml run only
OPEN WATER SWIMS (Swim only)
1500m Open Water Swim (0.93 Miles)
3k Open Water Swim (1.86 Miles)
5k Open Water Swim (3.1 Miles)
OPEN RUN (Run Only) - ALL AGES
5k (3.1 miles)
10k (6.2 miles)
9.3 miles
Race Venue
The Cincinnati Triathlon and Multisport Festival will take place at Caesar Creek State Park Beach in Waynesville, Ohio, which is a short drive North of Cincinnati and South of Dayton. Packet Pick-up, and the Start/Finish Lines will be at the beachfront just North of the Park office, found at 8570 OH-73, Waynesville, OH 45068. Enter the park and drive all the way into the park to the last (Northern most) parking lot at the Beachfront. There is plenty of parking at the beachfront, and all the race festivities will be in the grass down by the Beach. Look for the tents and banners.
Race Swag, Goodies, and Post-Race Meal
Here are the swag and goodies to celebrate your accomplishment. Everyone who registers will get:
Event Tee
Men’s cut, women’s cut & youth sizing available - To be guaranteed a shirt, you must register at least 2 weeks in advance of the race.
Finisher Medal - To be guaranteed a race medal, you must register at least 2 weeks in advance of the race.
Custom Race Bib
Catered Food & Drink
Saturday Race Schedule
Sunday Race Schedule
5:30am-8:30am: Registration and Packet Pick-up at the Beachfront (ALL RACES)
5:30am-8:30am: Transition Check-in & Check-out (ALL RACES)
6:45am: All Duathlons Start Following a Brief Pre-Race Meeting
7:00am: 5k Open Water Swim & ⅓ Iron Tri, Aquabike & Aquathlon Start Following a Brief Pre-Race Meeting
7:15am: 1500m & 3k Open Water Swim & OLY Tri, Aquabike & Aquathlon Start Following a Brief Pre-Race Meeting
7:30am Sprint Tri, Aquabike & Aquathlon Start Following a Brief Pre-Race Meeting
We will start the High School and Collegiate athletes in the first wave.
8:00am: Beginner Triathlon Start Following a Brief Pre-Race Meeting
8:30am: Open Run 5k, 10k and 9.3 mile Start Following a Brief Pre-Race Meeting
12:30pm: Course closes for all athletes in ALL AGES races including the Open Swim, Open Run, ALL Beginner Races, ALL Sprint Races, ALL Olympic Race and ALL ⅓ Iron Races and timing ends
Thank you for racing with us! If you have any questions contact us at [email protected]
Check out our website at https://www.zoomracingusa.com
Our race day athlete guide
Check out the post-race food menu (all free of charge): BBQ, hotdogs, beans, corn, soda, ice cream, water and more!
View results
Get race day info
Review tips, tricks, and training plans
We are athletes who love multisport racing, so please let us know how we can help you have an amazing race day. We look forward to seeing you on course!
This is the fastest ultra course we have - approachable and great for a 1st time 25/50k or a Personal Record!
Part of our 200k No Way! & 300k Grand Slam!! series
This race is put on by The Best Dam Volunteers In The Land (TBDVITL) of the Ohio River Road Runner’s Club a 501(c)(3) non-profit.
Have an ultra-great time by volunteering (Click on Volunteer under More at the top of this page)! We all need a little help from our friends!
WHEN: Sunday, August 17, 2026, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. (Early Start 7:30 a.m.) Registration is limited & Price increases after tax day and thereafter.
The start is 8 am and finish at 4 pm, allowing 8 hours, or 8-1/2 with early start.
7 a.m. Gate Opens
7:10-7:55 a.m. Packet Pickup/Check in at Lawwill Shelter
7:30 a.m. Early Start notes: You need to notify the RD/timer & are not eligible for Overall Awards
8 a.m. 50K & 25K Starts (all together)
2:10 p.m. Must start the final lap, Sweeper/s head out
4 p.m. Race ends
4-5 p.m. Clean up & Load out
WHERE: Englewood MetroPark (West Park Entrance) – 100 E. National Rd., Englewood, OH 45322 From either east or west, take I-70 to the State Route 48 exit and head north on Route 48 into Englewood. DO NOT CROSS DAM (unless you are a Patty Shelter volunteer). Race starts on the west side of the park!
Lawwill Shelter is Packet Pickup, Start/Finish & Aid Station.
PARKING: The park gate will open at 7 a.m. Use entrance ER-5 at the intersection of National Road (US 40) and Main Street (US 48) in downtown Englewood. Follow the park road to the parking lot. There are restrooms at the start/finish and the other aid station, as well as a 3rd between the 2 aid stations.
COURSE: A 7.77 MILE LOOP IS RUN 4 TIMES FOR 50K or 2 TIMES FOR 25K. It is a mix of trail, grass & pavement with 459+ feet of ascent, 3 waterfalls & 3 aid station visits per loop. COURSE MAP HERE (to download the .GPX or .FIT file by clicking the 3 dots, see left panel's lower right corner - or on pc right click settings icon on upper-right corner)
AID STATIONS: The Lawwill shelter where you start & finish the loop, & the Patty Shelter where you go twice per 7.77 mile loop!
These manned aid stations will include: water, electrolytes, chips, pretzels, pickles/pickle juice, PB&J, fruit & non-fruit sweets.
DROP BAGS: You may leave drop bags at Lawwill Shelter or in your vehicle, or you may drop them yourself at Patty Shelter.
PACERS: Pacers are allowed with a waiver
Join us for the annual Summer Sizzler 5k/10k/15k! A fun summer event that is perfect for the whole family.
The fun includes -
Great Swag - designer shirt & custom medal
Chip-timing with live results and awards
Free photos
Delicious Treats waiting at the finish line
FREE Kona Ice
Plenty of fun!
Grab your friends and family, you are not going to 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 for the 5k/10k, 12 & Under are only $17!
5k/10k/15K registration includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and a custom finisher medal!
1 Mile registration is untimed and includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and an awesome finisher medal!
The kid's dash is a fun, untimed dash for our kiddos ages 10 and under. Registration includes a mini bib, youth-sized shirt, and a specifically crafted medal for our kids' dash event! (If your child wants to run the kid's dash, and doesn't want the SWAG, they are welcome to run with us on race day for free!)
*Register by midnight on Thursday, two Thursdays before race day, to guarantee your shirt!
🏁🏅Create a team, or join an existing team during registration. Once 4 people have registered on that team, all team members will be refunded $5, once ten people register another $5 will be refunded for a total of $10!
The Irvington Community Council brings back the Pleasant Run Run to the streets of Historic Irvington. Join us for the return of this east side tradition of over 40 years!
$5 student discount for those 18 and under! Discount automatically applied during registration.
Save 10% with the Irvington RUNS! bundle. Save by registering for this race and the Irvington Vampire Run on 10/25/25 at the same time!
5-mile Run - Follow along the Pleasant Run Creek around north Irvington, Ellenberger Park, and Pleasant Run Golf Course on this historic and scenic 5-mile course. Entry includes a timing bib, race t-shirt, and finisher's medal. This event is limited to a 17 minute per mile minimum pace.
5K Run/walk - A 3.1 mile course through the streets and sights of north Irvington. Entry includes a timing bib, race t-shirt, and finisher's medal. Can't be there on race day? Sign up for your Virtual option.
Kids' Dash - Free for kids 12 and under! Adults do not need to register to participate alongside their child, but may register for $5 to donate to the event.
T-shirt sizes and availability limited after August 10th
Join IDES on August 22nd for IDES 4th Annual 5K Run/Walk for Hunger, a community-powered event dedicated to providing food for those who are hungry around the world.
So lace up your running shoes and join us! If you can't join us in person, you can run it virtually! Whether you're a seasoned runner, casual jogger, or walking with friends and family, every step you take helps provide meals to people around the world!
The Tour de Donut is a unique bicycle event, where your ability to eat donuts is just as important as your ability to ride your bicycle fast. The event is a mass start timed ride where riders visit donut stops and eat donuts. For each donut the rider eats during the ride (and keeps down) they have 5 minutes deducted from their ride time. There are prizes in several classes including Tour de Donut championship jersey for the best adjusted "donut time". We also award the most donuts eaten in several classes.
This ride is intended to be fun and include all cyclists pro to amateur, triathletes, tourist, fitness riders, fun riders, or you can dust off that two-wheeler you found along the road, or in the back of the barn you are not going to want to miss this event.
While the event is a personal challenge, few consider it a serious competition, remember this is all in fun! We doubt the next Tour de France champion will have Tour de Donut Champion listed on his palmares, so eat some donuts and ride as fast or slow as you wish. All roads are open to traffic, and all traffic rules must be followed. Roads are marked with large custom donut markings (in several colors and some have sprinkles) so you do not get lost.
PROCEEDS FROM THIS RACE SUPPORT HAND AGAINST HUNGER AND OTHER LOCAL MISSION PROJECTS
This year's race will once again be an in-person race with a start at 9am and will also include the post-race breakfast! Shirts are included for the first 200, however, save $5 by selecting the No Shirt option.
RACE DAY REGISTRATION:
Pre-registered packet pick-up and race day registration
7:30AM to 8:45AM
AGE DIVISIONS:
9 & under, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 & over
AWARDS:
Cash awards ($75, $50 & 25) to the top 3 male & female finishers and medals to the top 3 finishers in each age group.
The Family Life Center will open at
7am. Race will be run regardless of
weather.
Patterson Park Church is a fellowship of
people from diverse backgrounds
celebrating our life in Christ, who have
come together because we share a
common commitment to our Lord and to
the authority of His Word, the Bible.
Dirt Days Trail Series - Powder Keg
Saturday, August 22, 2026 9:00 am
Carter Park, Deerfield Township
The Powder Keg is a perennial favorite. Explore the many trails of Carter Park which is behind the Historic Kings Mansion. The course will be fun and challenging. You will do a loop that will take you to down near the Little Miami River. Follow along the river on the old abandoned King Road. Explore an old dam. Climb the "Stairway to Heaven". Race distance is listed as 3.5 miles. However, your mileage may vary. This is the sixth event of the Dirt Days Trail Series.
The Powder Keg 5K Trail Race is presented by Deerfield Township and The Arts Alliance.
Plenty of FREE parking is available at the school adjacent to the park.
Benefit:
A portion of the proceeds benefit The Arts Alliance toward future arts programming.
Location:
Carter Park is located behind the old Kings Mansion on King Avenue just North of Kings Island. Carter Park Web Page.
I-71 to Kings Mills Exit. Go East past Columbia. Kings Mills turns into King Ave. Mansion is on the Left.
Google: 1720 King Ave, Kings Mills, OH 45034 to get directions from your location
GPS Coordinates: 39.358236, -84.246142
Ample Free parking at Kings Elementary next door.
The Course:
Scenic course explores the trails of the Historic Kings Mansion. Course will be fun and challenging. You will do a loop that will take you to down near the Little Miami River. Follow along the river on the old abandoned King Road. Explore an old dam. Make your ascent to the top via a series of steps. Then, you will explore the north side of the park trails. Follow around some ball fields and then the final push to the finish. Race distance is listed as 3.5 miles. However, your mileage may vary.
Run Divisions:
Run - Men & Women: 14/under, 15-18, 19-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69 and 70/over.
Walk Divisions:
Walk - Men & Women 29/under, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60/over
Individual Event Awards:
Awards to overall male and female runner and walker. There are age group awards for this event.
Age Group awards will be presented immediately after the race based on the above divisions.
Randomly drawn door prizes.
You must be present to win any random drawing and you cannot accept for someone else, so stick around!
T-Shirts:
Powder Keg T-shirts (Short Sleeved) are available for $12 while supplies last. Sign up early if you know you want one to be sure to get the size that you want.
Amenities:
We will have a variety of treats for you.
Registration Fee:
Registration Fee: $23.50. Online registration only.
Kids 14 and under will receive a $5 discount at checkout.
We also offer a season pass for the entire Dirt Days Trail Series. One price covers all eight events. More information.
You may register online up to race time.
Race Day Registration and pick up:
There is no early packet pick up for this event. Check in on day of race is from 7:30 am through 8:45 am.
There is no paper registration. Sign up online prior to coming or you can sign up with your mobile phone.
The Dirt Days Trail Series:
This is the sixth leg of the Dirt Days Trail Series.
The Miamisburg Triathlon is a great way to close out your summer. The bike and run are both flat, fast courses. It's a 2.5 mile canoe, followed by a 5k run and concludes with a 10 mile bike. Participants can race with a partner or as a solo, either way you'll have something to brag about when you finish. All finishers get a custom medal and a great post-race spread.
2 Person Team Entry includes the canoe rental, life vests and paddles. Solo participants either bring your own kayak or paddleboard or make arrangements with Barefoot Canoe 937-698-4351 to have one brought for you on race day. We have a limit of 50 entry spots for 2-person teams. Solo spots are unlimited.
For 2-Person Team entries, do not use the Add Participant feature. You will be prompted for your partner's information and shirt size later in the registration process.
Thank you for your interest in the Miamisburg Triathlon. Race day is Sunday, August 23, 2026:
Start Times will be assigned in the order registrations are received. We will publish them once we get closer to race day.
Here are links to the courses for each segment of the race:
Canoe Course: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/4324732282
Run Course: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/4324739302
Bike Course: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/4324751656
It is recommended to arrive at Riverfront Park in Miamisburg at least one hour prior to your assigned start time. There is plenty of nearby parking. From Main St., turn west onto E. Central Ave., there is a road (Water St.) halfway between Main and Miami and you can access all of the lots from that road (it was previously the alley). Central Ave will be accessible.
There is also a tune-up station near the restrooms. It would be wise to bring an extra tube/tire repair kit and stow it in an empty water bottle in case of a flat.
You will have many things to take care of upon arrival. Registration will take place near the parking lot that serves as transition. At registration, you will get your packet, shirt, a timing chip on a neoprene strap and a number for your bike. Wear the timing chip on your ankle. Place the bike number on either the top tube or seat post of your bike. WE HAVE TO SEE THIS WHEN YOU CROSS THE FINISH LINE. The ankle timing chips will be used for registering your split times but not your finish time.
Once you have completed registration, take your bike to the transition area and find a spot on the bike racks. There are no assigned spots so just find an available space and setup your bike. Hang your bike either by the seat or the handle bars. We typically have 175 participants so please be courteous and not take up too much space.
Once you have your bike ready, you are ready to proceed to the canoe start. It is about 1/3 of mile walk. Walk south from transition to Linden Avenue and turn right. You will cross the river. The “put-in” is right under the Linden Bridge at Case Landing. It is located on the west bank of the river. You will need to pick out a canoe if you are on a team. If you are solo, you are to bring your boat to the start. There is a gravel two-track between the river and the railroad tracks that you can drive down and get close to the start. We typically have several solo participants, so plan accordingly. All solos will start at 7:57 a.m. We will want you all in the water by 7:50 a.m. Teams should be in line with their canoe at least 5 minutes before their start time.
Typically, with this section of river you should never hit the bottom. If you want to bring dry shoes for the run, you can. Some folks put plastic bags over their shoes to keep them dry. The canoe take-out is on the left (east bank). Move to the left after going under the train bridge. The takeout is before the next bridge after the train tracks. When you take-out, you have to carry your canoe up and out of the way. Carry it across the bike path before starting your run. The volunteers will direct you.
At the canoe to run transition, there will be a water stop. There will be a timing mat next to the Speedy Feet truck. Make sure to run over the mat to register your canoe finish. Anything you don’t want to carry on the run throw in the back of the Speedy Feet truck. We’ll bring it back to the park for you.
On the run, because we want you to be able to hear volunteer instructions, we have a no headphone rule. It’s not because we are trying to be mean. It’s for your safety. There will be one water stop on the run course. There will be a mile marker sign at each mile. The course is marked with signs, chalk on the path and cones. In order to get the distance correct, there is an out and back section North of Linden Ave. Follow the cones and arrows and stay to the left of the cones.
When entering the run-to-bike transition area you will have to cross another timing mat. This entrance will be for runners coming in and for bikers heading out so be courteous. In transition, get your helmet on and again make sure to leave your headphones. HELMETS ARE REQUIRED. There is NO RIDING in transition. You must run or walk your bike until after you cross the timing mat to leave transition.
On the bike course, there is NO DRAFTING except for with your teammate. This means no drafting for solo participants. There are no officials and no penalties so the drafting rules are on the honor system. You should keep at least three bike lengths between you and the next person to be considered not in the draft.
The bike course is about 10 miles. It is very flat and should be fast. There is a turn-around just before State Route 123 in Franklin. We will have an officer to control traffic and give you the right of way at the turn-around, but please be careful. Roads are open to traffic. We’ll have volunteers to help at the all the intersections. Please slow down at the finish. We need to see your number, get your chip back and most importantly, give you your well-deserved finisher’s medal.
A city pickup truck will travel behind the last cyclist. Mound Amateur Radio Association will provide communication along the bike route.
A few notes about after the race… solo participants will have to go to the canoe takeout to get your kayak or boat. We don’t want to be responsible for any damage caused in transit. Remember to get all of the things you brought… double check. Make sure if you threw something in the back of the truck at the canoe take-out that you have that. Make sure you have your running shoes, your bike helmet, etc…
After the race, we will have post-race food and refreshments. Take advantage, but also be mindful that there may be a lot of people that finish after you.
We will post results and pictures to our website (www.speedy-feet.com) as soon as we possibly can on Sunday afternoon/early evening. Be sure to check them out!
Enjoy the event!
Freedom Springs Aquatics Park
850 W Stop 18 Rd
Greenwood, IN 46143
Day of Event Registration (after pre-event online registration closes) - $45 per person.
Check-in at 7:30-8:45 AM
Pre-race meeting at 8:45 AM
Racing begins at approximately 9:30 AM
Register by 9:00 PM on the Friday before the event. Prices go up to $45 after that.
Athletes under 7 years old need race director approval. Email [email protected] for approval.
Please join your hosts Kim and Kevin Johnston at Possum Creek Metropark – 4790 Frytown Road, Dayton, OH 45417
RESERVATION REQUIRED FOR ALL WHO ATTEND 10 AND OLDER. PROOF OF MEMBERSHIP WILL BE NEEDED AT CHECK-IN.
RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE BY 11:59PM on SUNDAY, AUGUST 17 to order the main course from the caterer!
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Welcome: 3:00 p.m.
Poker Run: 3:30 p.m.
Run from the shelter around a shaded path thru the woods. A non-competitive run thru the park as you draw for the best poker hand. (Few Prizes awarded)
Great Food: Serving from 5:00pm-6:15pm
Kids Fun Run: 6:45pm
ENTERTAINMENT: for children of all ages! Running Sprints, Water Balloon Toss, Egg Races, Cake Walk, Pinata, and a Water Sprinkler will be set up so bring a towel!!
Call Kevin Johnston: 513-839-0146
FOOD OPTIONS PROVIDED BY CLUB
Hot Off the Grill Hamburgers
Hot Dogs
Brats
Metts
Smokes
Vegetarian Burgers (There are vegetarian chocies available!)
Beverages Provided by Club
POTLUCK FOR SIDE DISHES AND DESSERTS
This year we are switching it up. The club will be providing the above grilled items. Please bring a family favorite covered dish to share with club members and family. Suggestions include picnic style foods and desserts. Please notate what dish you will be bringing when you RSVP.
PETS POLICY
No pets are allowed at ORRRC events.
IN CASE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER
In the event of inclement weather, call Kevin at 513-839-0146 for updated information.
🌕 Sturgeon Moon Urban Night-O – Yellow Springs
Hosted by: Miami Valley Orienteering Club
Event Director: Sarah Berna
Public streets and sidewalks within the Village of Yellow Springs and Antioch College.
Step into the night for a fast-paced urban orienteering adventure under the Sturgeon Moon! This event is designed for all experience levels—first-timers, seasoned navigators, runners, hikers, families, and friends.
🧭 What Is Orienteering?
Orienteering is an outdoor navigation sport where you use a detailed map (and optionally a compass) to find checkpoints scattered across the terrain. It’s part strategy, part speed, and part exploration—think real-world treasure hunt, after dark.
🗺️ How the Sturgeon Moon Hydrant Hunt Works
Format: Score-O (find controls in any order)
Time Limit: 1 hour
Goal: Find as many controls as possible
Scoring:
Each control = 5 points
1-point penalty per minute over the time limit
What’s Provided:
High-quality course maps
Reflective controls with manual punches. Loaner compasses
🌆 The Course
Teams or individuals will navigate 20 controls spread throughout the Village of Yellow Springs and the historic Antioch College campus—urban streets, pathways, and campus scenery all come alive at night.
🌧️ Rain or Shine
Dress for the weather, bring your sense of adventure, and be ready to run, walk, hike, navigate, and explore—whatever your style.
🌟 Come for the Challenge. Share the Experience.
Whether you’re chasing points or soaking in the night-time village vibe, this is a must-do Yellow Springs night-life experience.
🌕 Let the hunt begin!
FIFTY FIFTH ANNUAL BOB SCHUL INVITATIONAL
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 2025
AT THE MILTON-UNION LOWRY COMPLEX
Sponsored by:
Speedy Feet
Can't Stop Running
The Hancock Flat 50 is a community bicycle RIDE taking place on August 29, 2026 starting in Greenfield, IN and taking your through scenic Hancock County. There will be 50- and 25-mile routes, all of which are open to cyclists of every skill level. This is a bike RIDE, not a bike race! Please use caution throughout the course, especially areas of congestion.
After the ride stay and enjoy our festival!
Funds raised from the Hancock Flat 50 go to support the Hancock County Trails Master Plan, bikeway signage to increase awareness and improve safety for riders, and initiatives to encourage bike riding for all ages. .
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The Tour de CROWN returns on Saturday, August 29, 2026!
Organized by Tri-State Trails and presented by Great Parks, the Tour de CROWN is a community bike ride open to riders of all abilities. The event showcases existing and future trails throughout the expanding Cincinnati Riding or Walking Network (CROWN).
Over the past three years, hundreds of riders have experienced the growing CROWN firsthand, pedaling through newly completed trail segments, discovering connections between neighborhoods they didn’t know existed, and helping build momentum for a more connected Cincinnati.
Want to learn how the CROWN came to life, and where it’s headed next?
👉 Explore the CROWN StoryMap
Choose from three distance options, all starting and ending at Fifty West Brewing Company. Each route features rest stops and rider support from Tour de CROWN volunteers.
Your registration includes a post-ride beverage (beer, soda, or milkshake), a delicious burger (veggie burgers included!) from Fifty West Brewing Company, and the lively Tour de CROWN Trail Expo!
Best of all: Proceeds support Tri-State Trails’ work for a more connected regional trail and bikeway network.
ROUTE OPTIONS
The Tour de CROWN has something for everyone; no matter your route, you will have a blast experiencing the trails.
The Great Parks Full CROWN (34-mi) — 8:00 AM Departure
Find your wild on this 34-mile ride through parks, neighborhoods, bikeways, and trail segments that make up the vision for the CROWN. This route offers a front-row seat to the progress already made and the work still ahead, with several on-road sections where trails are still under development.
The Fifty West Half CROWN (17.5-mi) — 9:00 AM Departure
This ride takes you along some of the most well-loved trails in the region, including the Little Miami Scenic Trail, Lunken Airport Loop, Delta Avenue Bikeway, Wasson Way, and Murray Path. The Half CROWN route primarily follows trails and bikeways, but there are some on-road sections where the CROWN is still in progress.
Thanks to our partners at Columbia Township and the Village of Mariemont, we’ll be able to close a lane of US 50/Wooster Pike during the event, making the final stretch of your ride safe, welcoming, and memorable.
Tour de CROWN Beechmont Connector Ride (8.5-mi) — 9:30 AM Departure
Whether you’re new to biking, riding with family, or simply savoring the ride, this scenic route along the Little Miami Scenic Trail offers a welcoming way to experience the CROWN. You’ll pedal to the Beechmont Bridge Connector, a key link made possible by Great Parks, then cruise back to Fifty West Brewing Company, where the Tour de CROWN Trail Expo will be buzzing with celebration.
TOUR de CROWN Jersey
Each year, the Tour de CROWN partners with a different local artist to create a one-of-a-kind event jersey that celebrates Cincinnati, community, and the spirit of the Tour de CROWN.
For 2026, we’re excited to collaborate with Jim Tucker Studio. Jim’s playful, people-centered illustrations bring the energy of the Tour de CROWN to life with a cast of joyful characters.
We love the personality and sense of fun Jim has brought to this year’s design, and we can’t wait to see riders wearing it out on the trails.
Order Your 2026 Tour de CROWN JerseyJersey ordering deadline: September 14, 2026 | Estimated delivery: October 30, 2026
A limited quantity of styles and sizes will be available at the Tour de CROWN Trail Expo on August 29.
TOUR de CROWN EXPO
Free and open to the public, the Trail Expo brings together organizations, businesses, and community partners that are building trails, advocating for active transportation, and helping people explore the outdoors. Meet the people behind the projects shaping the future of the CROWN, discover new places to ride, and connect with the region's vibrant trail community.