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It’s gonna be a mess — in the best way possible. The Hot Mess Trail Races take place at Parvin State Park in Pittsgrove, NJ, offering two awesome options: a classic half marathon and a choose-your-own-adventure-style 6 hour ultra. Whether you're here to push your pace or your time on feet, this race is all about trails, community, and getting a little dirty in the woods.
The course starts and finishes at Danna Farm Fields, using a mostly flat and fast lollipop-style loop. Expect 95% trail, with just a bit of pavement to mix things up. You’ll get a little bit of everything: twisty single-track, sand, and roots — all in a beginner-friendly format.
Half Marathon: You'll head out from the start, complete two full loops of the lollipop, and return to the finish. There’s an aid station around miles 3.5 and 8.5.
6 Hour: You’ll run as many laps as you can (or want) on a 4-mile loop, returning to the pit after every lap to refuel. The only aid station is at the start/finish area.
Parvin State Park is a carry-in, carry-out park, meaning this will be a cupless race and all trash is only to be disposed at the start/finish line - DO NOT LITTER. All runners MUST carry their own cup.
This ultimate trail party is brought to you by a collaboration between Endless Endurance and Second Capital Running!
Run a brand new course that is a fast, flat, paved path through the jersey forest just minutes from Sea Isle City, Avalon, and Stone Harbor. In support of the Atlantic Cape Foundation that supports community college students in Cape May you'll run a HALF MARATHON, 10, or 5 Kilometer race on a mostly tree lined and fully supported course in Cape May Court House, NJ. Bring it!
The Half Marathon course consists of four loops. Every loop will be timed in real time! It’s a great way to build on your long run and enjoy a mid-summer race day!
The 10 K and 5 K races are on a 3.1 M loop. The 10 K athletes will have to run it 2 times and 5K will run it 1 time...so you'll have maximum fan support!
Event details and schedule
RACE DAY
BIB Pick Up is on race day only! 45 min. before your start time
START TIMES (May change due to weather)
HALF MARATHON - 8:00 AM
10K & 5K - 8:15 AM
LOCATION: Atlanti Cape Community College
COURSE SUPPORT
Support stations with plenty of water, electrolyte drinks, and gels will be available on the course. Volunteers will hand out while also maintaining a fully stocked table so that you can grab and go.
AMENITIES
Technical T-Shirt with full color logo
Die-cast finishers medal.
Live chip timing and results
Live digital tracking
Livestream video of finish
Finisher video and pics
SCHEDULING
Every loop is timed in real-time! Your family and friends can track you per loop. Video and images uploaded within 2 hours from the end of the race. Go to RACEMAP and your fans can watch your progress on a digital map.
AWARDS
Overall Top three awards to male and female winners receive large acrylic awards - commemorative and event specific banner for your pictures!
And delicious baked goods spreads, peanut butter, jelly, and Nutella.
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We're back for another year!
Cyclocross season is just around the corner, and now is the time to start preparing!
We'll have programs for both beginner and experienced racers alike!
Just like on race day, the clinic will be held rain or shine.
Beginners Group
This is for the true CX beginner. Sign up here if one (or more) of these describe you:
You've been curious about giving cyclocross a try but didn't know where to start.
You've raced for three or fewer seasons and haven't upgraded past Cat 4 yet.
We'll cover everything you need to get started: equipment, race day prep, fundamental skills, training strategies, and more.
There is a nominal registration fee for this field. We've done our best to keep the price as low as possible for beginners - come give cyclocross a try!
If you don't have a USA Cycling racing license, you will need a one-day license ($15) for this event. You can purchase this at checkout.
Experienced Group
Already have experience on the course, but looking for a refresher on skills or want feedback on what you're already doing? We'll have experienced, pro-racer coaches working with you in small groups to get ready for the season. Sign up for this if you feel like you've got the basics down, have a few seasons under your belt, or don't otherwise fit into the Beginner category.
Not sure what to register for?
Reach out to us using the “Contact Us” link below and we'll figure it out with you!
FAQ
This is the perfect opportunity to give it a try! The Beginners group will cover everything you need to give racing a try, plus the fundamental skills you will use in all of your races. We'll also provide ongoing resources throughout the season to help you progress.
Unfortunately, we don't have the resources to host juniors at this clinic. All participants must be 18 years old on the date of the event (NOT racing age). Fortunately, there are some great resources in the DC-Baltimore area for junior racers. Check out Rock Creek Velo (RCV) and Baltimore Youth Cycling (BYC) for programs they are running.
While a cyclocross bike is great, don't worry if you don't have one. Gravel bikes are also great for cyclocross, as are mountain bikes. If you have a hybrid style bike, that can also be great. Road bikes don't generally have the greatest clearance for the bigger tires used in cyclocross. A lot of people race with clipless pedals (which are great), but flat pedal are also great. But if you're not sure what you have will work (or if you don't yet have the perfect bike), reach out to us and we'll figure something great out! Bikes are great!
One of the main goals of this clinic is to get new people into the sport, so we are subsidizing the beginner fee. (If you think you're being clever by registering for the beginner level to save a few bucks, don't worry - we'll be checking Cross Results.) ;)
Contact us using the link below and we'll figure it out. But in general, the beginner group is really just for those who are starting their journey in cyclocross - Cat 4/Novice and have raced 3 or fewer seasons. If you've already upgraded to Cat 3 (or beyond), or have more than 3 years of racing experience, that's probably not you, so go ahead and register for the experienced group. The main difference will be the subsidized registration fee - if you end up being a better fit for the beginner group, we'll shuffle things around day-of to make sure you get the most out of the experience!
The registration fee covers the insurance and permit fees for USAC. We'll also be providing lunch and some snacks. And we'll have a professional mechanic on hand to deal with any bike troubles. And we want to help cover our coaches’ travel and incidental expenses. Anything left over will go toward further encouraging the growth of the local cyclocross scene. As many have learned, there's no money to be made in local cyclocross - it's all for the love of the sport. (And as a wise woman has said, “If I end up paying someone $80 to force me to practice for 8 hours, that's money well spent.”)
Yes! All participants will need a current USA Cycling (USAC) license! If you've had one previously and it's expired, now is a great time to renew. And if you've never had one, you can get a novice one-day license during registration.
We'll have a mix of short lessons, followed by on-the-bike practice. Skills covered will include race starts, dismounts and remounts, cornering techniques, barriers, bike shouldering, and hand-ups. More advanced racers may cover additional skills, like bunny hopping, as time allows. We'll also spend some time during lunch talking about bikes/tires/tech, training, nutrition, and race-day prep.
The clinic is being put on by folks from Crosshairs Cycling Club and Bluemont Connection Cyclocross, as well as a choice selection of Mid-Atlantic cyclocross heavy hitters for coaching expertise.
Our coaches this year will be:
Rachel Rubino (Haute Factory Racing)
Cole Oberman (Haute Factory Racing)
Kelly Roberson (Haute Factory Racing)
Mike Birner (Sportif Coaching Group)
Taylor Jones (Crosshairs Cycling)
Craig Etheridge (C3 Wagner Roofing)
Hit the “Contact Us” button on the bottom of the page and we'll get you an answer!
Wilmington High School Alumni, Inc, 2nd Annual 5K Run/Walk
Saturday, September 26th 2026
Wilmington, DE
Benefitting Graduating seniors from New Castle County High Schools who are furthering their education
Click HERE to learn more!
Want an excuse to dress up in your favorite Halloween Costume and go for a run?
The Boo & Brew 5K is just that excuse you need.
After the race, join us back at Catherine Rooney's for a spooky good time.
Please join us for our 9th annual Live Like Lukas 5k Run/Walk! All proceeds go to the battle against childhood cancer, either through family financial support or research grant funding. We can't wait to see you there!
Come join us for a fun filled day of activities as we bring back The Claude Hall 5K event. We will start w a 5K at 8 am and conclude around 12 pm.
Traditional 5K starts at aprox 9am. Pickup packet w bib#, t-shirt 8:30 -8:55. race day registration TIL 8:45
COLOR Fun Run/Walk 1 mile around SHHS, OR whenever you feel like turning around!
DOG TRACK -See whose dog {and owner} together is the fastest..
Live MUSIC
CARNIVAL Games on turf by the HALL girls
FACE PAINTING by locally famous Artists Heather and Maeve
FOOD, vendors, Cotton Candy, Facepainting, and more
PHOTO BOOTH
Splash Zone - to cool off and wash off
Join us for a meaningful morning of community, awareness, and hope at the Run Like A Warrior Lyme Awareness Walk in Ellicott City, Maryland. Whether you’re walking in support of a loved one, raising awareness, or simply showing up for the Lyme community, this event is a chance to come together and make a difference.
Lyme disease affects thousands of families each year, and events like this help us shine a light on the challenges patients face while building a stronger, more supportive community. Come walk with us, wear your green, and stand with Lyme Warriors everywhere.
Date: September 13
Location: 10000 Clarksville Pike, Ellicott City, MD
Check-In: 8:30 AM
Walk: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Event will take place rain or shine (unless there is a thunderstorm).
Bring your friends, family, and community spirit as we walk together to raise awareness, support patients, and remind everyone affected by Lyme disease that they are not alone
Donations are welcome and greatly appreciated.
Parking may be limited due to the holiday, so we strongly encourage participants to arrive early to allow enough time for parking and check-in.
Why join us?
All proceeds support Lyme Disease research, patient care programs, and Kids’ Smile Boxes. Lyme Warrior’s goal is to promote awareness and education about Lyme Disease in order to help offer hope to our community.
Come walk, run, and stand with us to make a difference—we can’t wait to see you there!
Whether you’re running, walking, cheering, or just coming for the food and community, this event is for everyone. Put on your green, bring your friends and family, and run like a warrior with us! 💚
Chocolate City Criterium – The District of Columbia Criterium Championship & MABRA Category Criterium Championship
Visit www.chocolatecitycrit.com for more information
Chocolate City Criterium returns Saturday, August 15, 2026, for an exciting day of racing, culture, and community in the heart of Washington, DC. This USA Cycling-sanctioned event is
The District of Columbia Criterium Championship Race
The MABRA Category Criterium Championship
The penultimate stop of the MABRA Road Series.
In addition to high-level bike racing, CCC features live music, local food and retail vendors, a beer garden, and family-friendly activities including a free Kids Race. Spectators are welcome and encouraged—this is more than a race, it’s a celebration of DC cycling and culture.
Parking & Transportation
Venue Address:
The Fields at RFK Campus – Lot 6
401 Oklahoma Ave NE, Washington, DC 20019
Parking:
Free parking available onsite and along adjacent streets. Look for signage and volunteer guidance on arrival.
Public Transit:
Accessible via DC Metro – the nearest station is Stadium-Armory (Blue/Orange/Silver Lines), just a short ride or walk from the venue. Bike-friendly access via the Anacostia River Trail and Benning Road.
Registration & Entry Fees
Early Bird Pricing: $50 from April 1 – May 15
Standard Pricing: $65 from May 16 – August 13
Day-of Registration: $75 (closes 30 minutes before each race)
Juniors: $25, all races (use the ‘Contact Us' link at the bottom of this page to request a discount coupon for adult races)
Second Race Discount: $20 off
Kids Race: Free (not USAC-sanctioned)
All registration will be conducted through BikeReg.com and there will be no in-person sales at the event:
Pre-registration closes at 10:30 AM on Thursday, August 13.
Late/date-of registration will re-open at 8:30 PM on Thursday, August 13 and will remain open through event day
Day-of registration will be available onsite starting at 7:30 AM on Saturday, August 15.
Payouts
Chocolate City Criterium provides equal race durations and equal prize purses for men’s and women’s categories. To ensure long-term sustainability, prize payout thresholds are based on data-driven participation trends from previous years.
Prize Purse Policy
25+ riders: 100% of advertised purse
Fewer than 25 riders: 50% of advertised purse
Fewer than 10 riders: Medals only
Advertised purses represent the maximum available payout, with final payouts determined by the number of registered starters at the close of registration. This policy applies to all prize-paying categories.
Licensing Requirements
All racers must hold a valid USA Cycling license (annual or one-day).
1-day licenses are available for $15 through BikeReg for races open to Novice riders, and will be automatically added to your BikeReg shopping cart.
The Kids Race does not require a license.
Refund & Transfer Policy
No refunds will be issued for cancellations.
Registration transfers to another rider are permitted.
BikeReg offers registration insurance during checkout for added flexibility.
Rules & Race Format
Races are held rain or shine under USA Cycling rules.
Free lap rule in effect for qualifying races.
Neutral wheel pit support available (wheels in/wheels out).
Riders may be pulled at officials' discretion for safety or if lapped.
No aero bars allowed in mass start events.
Helmets required at all times when riding on or near the course.
District of Columbia Championship Eligibility
To be eligible for the District of Columbia Championship titles, riders must:
Hold a current USA Cycling annual license
Reside in the DMV. Please update your USA Cycling and BikeReg accounts to reflect your current residency.
Championship medals will be awarded only to eligible riders; others may still race and place. District of Columbia champion jerseys will be available for purchase for winners. Residency will be determined from the USA Cycling database as of event day.
MABRA Category Championship Eligibility
To be eligible for MABRA Category Championship titles, riders must:
Hold a current USA Cycling annual license
Reside in the MABRA region and/or be affiliated with a MABRA-affiliated club. Please update your USA Cycling and BikeReg accounts to reflect your current residency and club.
Championship medals will be awarded only to eligible riders; others may still race and place. Residency will be determined from the USA Cycling database as of event day.
MABRA Road Series
Chocolate City Criterium is thrilled to be the penultimate race of the 2026 MABRA Road Series!
Champions in a wide range of racing categories will be crowned based on their cumulative results across series events. Beyond the recognition of being the best in their field, winners will also receive a championship jersey at the conclusion of the series. We will also offer free race entry to winners for select series events in 2027.
Series standings will be updated and posted as soon as possible after each event on Road-Results.com as well as on MABRA’s website and socials.
Eligibility:
All racers with a valid USAC license are eligible to contest the road series title in their respective categories regardless of where they live or their team affiliation (i.e. non-MABRA racers are eligible.)
For more information about the MABRA Road Series, visit the following link:
https://www.mabra.org/post/mabra-road-series-announcement
Questions?
Use the Contact Us button below.
Join us on September 20th for the 39th Annual Walk & 5K to End HIV at Anacostia Park!
The Walk & 5K to End HIV is more than just a fundraiser at Whitman-Walker. The Walk symbolizes our continued efforts to find a cure for HIV and to stop the stigma surrounding HIV. This fight will take the entire community's support and commitment.
Register today and walk or run to engage with the community. Join us to fight stigma, save lives and end HIV!
Click here for more information!
Workshop Time:
9:00am - 1:00pm
Brief Description:
In this workshop you will learn the basic ingredients of the ChiRunning® Technique. You will get lots of personal attention and enjoy a rich learning experience packed with good information to help you run injury-free for the rest of your life. We will spend time alternating between demonstrations, fun exercises and technique drills...the nature of the day will be relaxed, full and inspiring.
Event Description:
• The Keys to Effortless, Injury-free Running • The Physics of Running: Run without Using Your Legs • ChiRunning® versus Power Running • Introduction to the ChiRunning® Form • Injury prevention techniques • Personal Check-in Tricks and Tools • Core Muscle Drills and Exercises • Pre-run Body Looseners, Post-run Stretches • Innovative technique drills • How to conserve energy at any speed
Workshop Location:
Anacostia Park (Skating Pavilion) 1500 Anacostia Dr, Washington, DC 20020
This workshop will be held outside at the Park.
Event details and schedule
Refund Policy:
OnPoint Fitness does not offer refunds, credits or transfers on these classes. Please, be sure that our services match your needs before committing through payment
Last Alarm 5k
September 26, 2026 – Sunday
Wilmington, DE
This Race is Rain or Shine!
Let's all keep our fingers and paws crossed for good weather.
You're invited to Faithful Friends Animal Society's 16TH ANNUAL 5K & Mutt Mile on Sunday, September 27th at Bellevue State Park. Not only is this our biggest fundraising event of the year, it's also the LARGEST dog-friendly race in Delaware!
All 5K registrants will receive a FREE 5K shirt or FREE Mutt Mile bandana with registration. Additional merchandise is available for purchase.
Bring your whole family (pups included!) to this beautiful and scenic cross-country 5K course timed by Fusion Racing. Prefer a more leisurely walk? Sign up for our Mutt Mile.
The event features race awards for dogs and people, food trucks, vendors, pup kissing booth, plus a meet and greet with some of FFAS adoptable dogs! Register TODAY, and bring the whole family (pups included) to this scenic 5K!
Ask your friends and start a TEAM or an INDIVIDUAL fundraiser (click the donate tab to start a fundraiser)! Proceeds benefit Faithful Friends Animal Society.
Don't forget to Dress your Pet!
Dress your Pet in costume for our Doggy Costume Contest. After the Award Ceremony we will be calling up interested participants to parade around the stage with their pet. The crowd will applaud to vote on their favorite and the top three winners will get a prize!
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Celebrating the Hellenic Ideals Embodied in the Olympic Spirit
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association
Wilmington Chapter 95
Proceeds to Benefit Odyssey Charter School
16th DOCF Teal Ribbon 5K
Run-Walk to Fight Ovarian Cancer
September 19, 2026 – Saturday
Rockford Park - Wilmington, DE
18th Pearls of Hope 5k
October 3, 2026 – Saturday
Wilmington, DE
Superhero for Hope 8th Annual Run Walk 5K
October 10th, 2026 - Saturday
Wilmington, DE
The MSD Campaign for Kids is an initiative of the Medical Society of Delaware born in 2012 and launched in 2013 to focus on seven critical issues that affect young Delawareans and families. This initiative encompasses public and in-school education presentations to teens, parents, school personnel, coaches, and health care professionals by experts on each of the seven focus areas (Obesity, Bullying, Violence, Intelligent decisions, Opioid abuse, Underage drinking, Suicide).
These MSD-sponsored presentations are directed to educate and help our youth in understanding and coping with these critical issues they face today. Our 5k Run/Walk is an opportunity to promote further awareness and educational opportunities into the future.
48th Annual Running Psychologists “Ray’s Race” 5k Run & Walk at the American Psychological Association (APA) Convention on August 8 at 7 AM.
Register NOW!! to run and walk with the Running Psychologists in Washington, DC.
The Annual Ray’s Race is an APA tradition started by former APA President and CEO, Ray Fowler. It’s a great opportunity to get some exercise during the convention, network with colleagues, and see a beautiful part of our host city. The race route is conveniently located near APA hotels and the Convention Center. Busses will be provided: Leaving at 6 AM.
Registration is $40 for APA Members, Family, & Friends (or Local Attendees!); $30 for Students (PROMO CODE "STUDENT2026"). Youth 14 and under receive a free entry.
Pick up your bib and shirt at the Ray’s Race table in the registration area near “The Gathering Place.”
The 2026 event will be held on Saturday, August 8th at 7:00 a.m. at the Historic Congressional Cemetary. Busses will be provided. For more information: https://congressionalcemetery.org/about-us/
With its first burial in 1807, Historic Congressional Cemetery is among the oldest institutions in Washington, DC, and is the final resting place of over 70,000 individuals.
Their stories are American history in microcosm, all in 35 acres of the nation’s capital. Still an active burial ground, it is the only place in Washington where individuals can be buried at a site directly on Pierre L’Enfant’s 18th century city plan.
Historic Congressional Cemetery was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2011 and continues to build upon the legacy of over 200 years of American history. The cemetery is administered by the nonprofit Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery and owned by Christ Church + Washington Parish. The association is constantly striving to maintain the historic, cultural, and aesthetic qualities of this natural landscape along the Anacostia River. Hundreds of volunteers each year help preserve the cemetery and further its nonprofit mission
The Running Psychologists are members of Section I of APA Division 47 Society for Sport, Exercise & Performance Psychology. For more information or to inquire about membership, please contact: https://www.apadivisions.org/division-47/membership/index