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💥IMPORTANT NOTE💥
THIS EVENT IS STRICTLY LIMITED TO 200 ATHELETES.
ONCE WE HIT 200, WE HAVE TO CLOSE REGISTRATION IMMEDIATELY.
NO EXCEPTIONS.
IT SELLS OUT VERY QUICKLY.
PLEASE REGISTER EARLY TO ENSURE YOUR SLOT!
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SCOOGIE'S ENDLESS SUMMER KIDS ROCK TRIATHLON & DUATHLON!
When:
Saturday, August 23, 2025
Where:
The Penllyn Club
525 Gwynedd Avenue
Penllyn, PA 19422
GPS: HERE!
Time:
Start Time 8:00 am
What:
Triathlon: Swim/Bike/Run for kids 5 to 15 years old
Duathlon: Run/Bike/Run for kids 5 to 15 years old
💥THIS IS WHAT THE SCOOGIE'S KIDS' ROCK ENDLESS SUMMER TRIATHLON & DUATHLON IS ALL ABOUT💥
It's about giving EVERY child no matter what level of experience they have in triathlon or duathlon a SAFE place to BE THEMSELVES!
We LOVE brand new first timer racers and we CATER to them.
😊💥WARNING💥😊
This event may cause an unusually large amounts of smiles & contagious hugs!
You’ve been warned…😊😃😁
💥💥💥PLEASE REGISTER RIGHT AWAY AS WE WILL SELL OUT QUICKLY!💥💥💥
Awards:
Awards for age groups in both the triathlon & duathlon:
5-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15.
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👉🏻For a more detailed look at this event, which includes course maps and parking maps, please visit our
race homepage which will be up on June 21st (when the "regular athletes" are able to register)
The purpose of this event is to promote multisport participation and encourage a healthy lifestyle in youth & families.
SO, WHY IS SCOOGIE'S KIDS ROCK ENDLESS SUMMER TRIATHLON & DUATHLON A MUST DO?
~😃 The non-competitive, fun & positive atmosphere created by the Scoogie Events Crew!
~😃 The awesome finisher's medal that every triathlete & duathlete gets when they cross the finish line!
~😃 The AMAZING T-SHIRT that every athlete that registered before the deadline gets!
~😃We will create and foster a safe and enjoyable atmosphere that helps your child feel COMFORTABLE & VERY SPECIAL.
😀THE DETAILS😀
SCOOGIE'S KIDS ROCK ENDLESS SUMMER TRIATHLON & DUATHLON will be staged on Saturday, August 23, 2025 to help raise funds for the beautiful Penllyn Club
while also providing a fun, non-competitive atmosphere in a safe environment and of course, an awesome post-race atmosphere for the kids.
😀DISTANCES😀
Triathlon distances:
Ages 5-7: Swim 25 yards ~ Bike 2 Miles ~ Run .35 Mile
Ages 8-9: Swim 50 yards ~ Bike 2 Miles ~ Run .35 Mile
Ages 10-11: Swim 100 yards ~ Bike 2 Miles ~ Run .75 Mile
Ages 12-15: Swim 100 yards ~ Bike 3.5 Miles ~ Run .75 Mile
Awards for age Groups: 6-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15.
Duathlon distances:
Ages 5-7: Run .40 Mile ~ Bike 2 Miles ~ Run .25 Mile
Ages 8-9: Run .40 Mile ~ Bike 2 Miles ~ Run .25 Mile
Ages 10-11: Run .9 Mile ~ Bike 2 Miles ~ Run .75 Mile
Ages 12-15: Run .9 Mile ~ Bike 3.5 Miles ~ Run .75 Mile
Awards for age Groups: 6-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15.
Course details:
Swim:
(for the triathlon)
The swim will be held in an outdoor pool with lifeguards.
Transition Area:
(for both tri & du)
There will be an area for the competitors to put their bikes, shoes, helmets, etc., called “the transition area”.
After finishing the swim, (or 1st run for the duathletes) the kids will come into the transition area
to put on their biking gear, get their bikes and start the bike portion of the race.
IMPORTANT TRANSITION NOTE:
The transition area will be staffed with 10 Scoogie Events Crew to welcome & encourage your children.
👉🏻To view actual maps of both the bike as well as the run course, click HERE for our homepage.
😀RACE DAY TIMELINE😀
Time: Start Time 8:00
NOTE:
A VERY DETAILED email will be sent out to all registered triathletes on the week of August 14th.
Packet pick-up details will also be included in that email…stay tuned 😊
RACE DAY ARRIVAL & START TIMES
Suggested arrival time:
6:00-6:30 am
Transition closes:
7:30 am
Pre-race talk
(calming encouragement by Scoogie)
7:30 am
National Anthem:
7:48 am
Triathletes & duathletes go to staging area and get ready to start
(Age group will be the child’s age ON RACE DAY)
Rolling start begins:
(Older triathletes & duathletes start first)
8:00 am
(It will be a rolling start with the 15-year old's starting first)
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Let the after party celebration begin...
Snow cones, bounce houses, watermelon eating contest & more...
Awards ceremony begins at approximately:
8:45/9:00
If you have ANY questions or concerns or just need any clarification regarding ANYTHING having to do with this event,
PLEASE EMAIL US ASAP and we will get right back to you.
PLEASE DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE TO GO OVER ALL OF THIS IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
Email: [email protected]
The event will be altered or cancelled if it is deemed that for any reason the event is unsafe for the participants.
EVERY PARENT & TRIATHLETE MUST PERFORM A VERY COMPLETE & THOROUGH BIKE CHECK WAY BEFORE RACE DAY!
💥💥💥PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR OUR HOMEPAGE AND VIEW SCOOGIE'S SAFETY BIKE CHECK LIST! 💥💥💥
Parents DO NOT need to get helmets & bikes inspected at a bike shop. But, we are asking that you (the parent) thoroughly go over your child’s bike and make sure that everything is tight and in working order. We’re going to post safety checklist on this website and also email it out to all registered athletes the week of August 21st.
DO YOU WANT TO EARN MONEY BACK....EASILY!!!
💖The Scoogie Events Share The Love Referral Program!💖
How it works: Once you have registered for this event, you will automatically be emailed a unique link in your confirmation email that you can then share with friends ANY WAY YOU'D LIKE: Post your link on Facebook, Twitter or email it to your friends, family & co-workers and each time a friends registers for this event (not including the kids 1/2 mile run or 1 or 2 mile walks) you get $5 back onto the original credit card you used to register for the event.
Keep doing it till you earn your registration money back…EASY PEASY!
😃😃IT WILL LITERALLY TAKE YOU 1 MINUTE TO DO!!😃😃
💖BAM💖
$5 back on your credit card FOR EACH PERSON THAT REGISTERS until you earn your whole registration back!!
YES, THAT'S CORRECT, YOU READ IT RIGHT...WE WILL GIVE YOU $5 RIGHT BACK ONTO YOUR CREDIT CARD FOR EVERY FRIEND THAT REGISTERS....IT LITERALLY COULD NOT BE ANY EASIER!
Very detailed and specific instructions regarding The Scoogie Events Share The Love Referral Program instructions
WILL BE EMAILED TO YOU AND EXPLAINED VERY CLEARLY IN YOUR REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION EMAIL ONCE YOU REGISTER!
Have questions about the The Scoogie Events Share The Love Referral Program?
Shoot us an email and we'll be happy to help in any way that we can😊
We do not offer refunds or transfers.
There is no mailing of awards or shirts. You MUST pick up your award before you leave. If you do not, we cannot hold/store awards and it will likely be given to a race day entry or someone else. It is simply too much to hold/store & inventory the awards.
Note: If you are registered for this race and you registered in time to choose a t-shirt BUT you are unable to run for whatever reason, you will NEED TO CONTACT us BEFORE RACE DAY and let us know if you'd like us to hold on to your reserved shirt for you to pick up at a future Scoogie Event. If you do not do this, we cannot hold your shirt and it will be given to someone that registered after the deadline. We cannot mail shirts!
Packet Pick details will be emailed 5 days before this event.
Runners may pick up their packets on race morning but it is advised that they pick them up at packet pick up to avoid lines on race day.
If you have ANY questions at all...please do not hesitate to email Scoogie at [email protected]
Saturday Morning, August 22nd, 2026
7:00 AM – Charities with Booth Spaces Set-Up
8:00 AM – Welcome, Warm-Up & Kids Sprint
8:30 AM – Race Start
Join us for the Race Against Gun Violence (RAGV): a powerful celebration of the life-changing work of local community organizations and a chance for everyone who cares about ending gun violence to take meaningful action.
This is your opportunity to cultivate hope: run, walk, or sprint alongside others who share the vision of a community free from gun violence. Every step counts, and 100% of charitable contributions you raise go directly to your selected Charity Partner, supporting efforts to end gun violence where it matters most.
Here’s how you can make an impact:
Participate in the 8K, 5K, 2-Mile Walk, or Kids for Peace Sprint.
Invite friends, family, and colleagues to join you or cheer you on!
Mobilize your networks—ask local businesses and community connections to support your chosen charity.
Spread the word—share your story on social media using #RAGV2026 #StridesForPeace and inspire others to take part.
Together, we can bring resources, connections, and support to some of Philadelphia's most dedicated grassroots organizations exactly when they need it most. Every step, every dollar, every voice matters. Thank you for making Strides for Peace.
Learn more about our incredible charity partners and their work to end gun violence by visiting the links below.
Register for New Jersey's Premier Bike Ride & Beer Festival 2026! BIKES & BEERS Cycling Event Series is coming to ICARUS BREWING for the Best Bike Ride & Beer Event in the business! Ride a 15, 30, or 45-mile route through the beautiful area of the Jersey Shore followed by a post-ride Beer Festival! Bikes & Beers OCEAN COUNTY is the area's premier cycling event departing from ICARUS BREWING and traveling the scenic roads of the Jersey Shore. All rides feature morning fuel stations, marked routes, GPS turn-by-turn instruction, rest stops, refreshments, ride marshals, and SAG support. Finish back at ICARUS BREWING for a beer festival atmosphere of rewarding craft beers, live music, a charity raffle & much more!
This is a ride for everyone - All riding levels are welcome!
WHAT IS BIKES & BEERS:
Pick your ride distance and create a team of friends & family (optional)
Mark your calendar for a fun day of cycling and craft beer!
Pre Ride:
Check in a half-hour before your start time
We'll provide parking & further ride info in email instructions
Enjoy free coffee & fresh pastries
Local bike shops offering last-minute tune-ups
Ride your distance with ride leaders
Fully marked routes & GPS turn-by-turn instructions
Mechanical support vehicle
Rest stops with snacks & refreshments
It's time to enjoy (2) complimentary beers on us!
Official co-branded Bikes & Beers Pint Glass for every rider
Bikes & Beers high-quality neoprene koozies
Enjoy the food trucks, live music, games
Check out our Bikes & Beers merch tent & snack stand
Live raffle with $3,000+ in prizes!
*Further event information will be communicated in emails after registration and in the days and weeks leading up to event day!
WHAT YOU'LL GET:
Official Bikes & Beers X ICARUS BREWING 2026 Pint Glass
(2) ICARUS BREWING Craft Beers is ON US!
High-Quality Neoprene Beer Koozies
Raffle Ticket with a Chance to WIN PRIZES!
Collectible Bike Plate - Event Photos!
Unique Pretzels & Athletic Non-Alcoholic Beer
Entry into the Post-Ride Party with LIVE MUSIC, RAFFLE, GAMES, FOOD TRUCKS & MORE!
FEATURES TO OUR 2026 EVENTS:
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS - At least (3) photographers will be snapping pics of your Bikes & Beers experience during pre-ride, during the ride, and post-ride! We have amazing photo ops!
NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER OPTIONS - Still want to ride with us but don't want the alcohol? We now have Athletic Brewing sponsoring all our events! Looks for the blue tent and cooler full of flavorful non-alcoholic brews!
COLLECTABLE BIKE PLATES - At check-in, you'll receive a collectible event wristband and bike plate designed just for this event! They look awesome!
SPONSOR SNACKS & GIVEAWAYS - Morning coffee, fresh pastries, post-ride pretzel necklaces, recovery protein & much more!
IT'S A CELEBRATION OF CYCLING AND CRAFT BEER!
Riders will also receive a free raffle ticket for a chance to win a brand new TUESDAY bike and a ton of other prizes including a private brewery tour and cycling gear!
Benefitting local cycling charities to help improve the cycling conditions in your area. Have fun, and give back!
Race Information
The race starts at 8:00 AM.
Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.
All runners must register on RunSignup.
No on-site registration.
5K & 10K Course (0.78M)
https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/5954103856
The course is an out-and-back (1.56M)
The 5K does the out-and-back two times.
The 10K does the out-and-back four times.
Half Marathon Course (1.09M)
https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/5919611074
The course is an out-and-back (2.18M).
The Half Marathon does the out-and-back six times.
Course Time Limit
3 hours and 30 minutes.
Finisher Medals
https://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php
Shirt and Gear Shop
https://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php
Best Costume
https://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php
Series Points
https://usroadrunning.com/S.php
Awards
https://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php
Frequently Asked Questions and Information
https://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php
US Road Running
Join us for this new 5k to honor the memory of Ed Espenshade. Ed was an influential member of the South Jersey racing scene for many years.
Swag/Awards
T Shirt
Finisher medals
Overall and Age Group awards
While growing up in Mount Holly, New Jersey, Ed Espenshade played catch with his dad, attended Phillies and Sixers games, and dreamed of being an athlete. But soon after he acquired a paper route as a twelfth birthday present, Ed was hit by a car while attempting to cross a road. After blood was drawn during an examination in the emergency room, Ed received shocking news: he had diabetes.
As his path took an unexpected turn, Ed describes how he became more determined than ever to pursue his athletic goals. After an unsuccessful attempt at soccer, Ed eventually found his home as a cross country runner in high school and college. It seemed that Ed was defying all odds as he continued to run hundreds of road races that included four marathons. But everything changed in 2003 when Ed found himself face down on the street during a training run and soon received another stunning diagnosis: he had a rare nonmalignant brain tumor. As he details his continuing journey with two serious health conditions, Ed shines a light on the importance of keeping hope, faith, and perseverance alive in the face of lifes greatest challenges.
Race Information
The race starts at 8:30 AM.
Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.
All runners must register on RunSignup.
No on-site registration.
Additional Information
This is a shaded course made of compact gravel.
Bathrooms are located in the parking lot.
5K & 10K Course (0.52M)
https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6393984394
The course is an out-and-back (1.04M)
The 5K does the out-and-back three times.
The 10K does the out-and-back six times.
Course Time Limit
2:00 hours.
Finisher Medals
https://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php
Shirt and Gear Shop
https://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php
Best Costume
https://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php
Series Points
https://usroadrunning.com/S.php
Awards
https://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php
Frequently Asked Questions and Information
https://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php
US Road Running
When: August 22, 2026
Where: Lackawanna River Heritage Trail at Olive St
Packet pick-up/Registration: 7:00am - 8:45am
Run/Walk Start: 9:00am Sharp!
Cost (excluding shirt):
Pre-registered: Run: $20 Walk: $10
Day-of: Run $25 Walk $15
Race shirts:
Dri-fit shirts available with pre-registration through July 31, 2026. Limited amount of shirts will be available day of.
Age Groups / Awards: TBA
Beneficiary: TBA
Presented by:
Scranton 4 Ukraine Association - a federally recognized 501(c)(3) tax-exempt Pennsylvania non-profit corporation, formed in March 2022 for the purpose of raising awareness and funds for Ukrainian refugees. All contributions to Scranton 4 Ukraine Association are tax deductible to the extent allowable by law.
Thank you!
The Triathlon begins in the Town of Oyster Bay and takes you through surrounding towns. It begins with a 1/2 mile swim in calm Oyster Bay Harbor. Next, you will bike a one loop 12.3K, over hill and dale, thru beautiful Oyster Bay and Oyster Bay Cove. Fairly hilly but downhill and flat to the finish. Lastly, you will run a 5K thru Mill Neck and Brookville, "Up" to the Planting Fields Arboretum and back "Down" to Roosevelt Park. Town of Oyster Bay residents receive a $5 discount. Use code TOB5 at checkout.
Shirts and a custom finisher medal for all participants!
You are not guaranteed swag if you register after August 18th.
The Junior Triathlon takes place on Saturday. This year the race offers two different distances for our youth participants! Swim in Oyster Bay Harbor and bike and run through Roosevelt Park.
5K Run/Walk
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The Giro del Cielo Road Race on Sunday August 23, 2026
PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY
Start/Finish, Registration, and Parking is at Frankford Park, 306 Wantage Ave, Branchville, NJ 07890
A rolling 7.8 mile loop in Sussex County, NJ.
Prizes 5 deep for each category
NJ State Champions will be the first NJ rider in each category
Pre-Registration ONLY, registration closes at 11:59 pm August 21st
Discounts for early entry
$40 before June 21st
$45 before July 25th
$50 before 11:59 pm August 21st
[email protected], 973-271-2727
Event Sponsors:
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A New Name for Bucks County's Original Gravel Ride Bucks Gravel (formerly the Fools Classic) is Kermesse Sport’s (& Bucks County’s) original Mixed Surface Ride, and is one of the oldest spring classic themed/gravel rides in the US. How does it differ? * Different Name * Different Season * Different Start/Finish Venue * Most of the Same Great Roads! Despite being founded long prior to the Revolutionary War, Bucks County doesn’t have much in terms of cobblestone roads, but due to its rural nature, there are many unpaved roads of dirt and gravel. Glaciers carved out what is now the Delaware River, yielding some steep hills leading out of the river valley. While the route has varied, the concept is constant; ride a circuit of roads less traveled past picturesque farms, pre-revolutionary stone houses, and take in as many of the local unsealed roads as practical. The course is always very challenging and has quite a few technical sections. The unpaved sections are all public roads or trails. They
are suited for road bikes with road tires, though the organizers recommend that you leave the lightweight stuff at home, and highly suggest that tires 28mm or wider will make your ride more enjoyable. * The ride is fully supported: + Aid Stations: 3 on the Long Route, 2 on the Medium, 1 on the Short & 1 on the family ride + SAG Support * The course is not marked (but we will provide GPS Files and complimentary access to the RideWithGPS App on ride day) * Post Ride Food & Drink with Beer courtesy of 18th Ward Brewing * The provisional routes are (according to Ride With GPS) + The Long Course is 81 miles long with 6900' of climbing and has >23 miles of unpaved roads (29%) + The Medium Course is 57 miles long with 5000' of climbing and has 20 miles of unpaved roads (35%) + The Short Course is 34 miles long with 3000' of climbing and 12.5 miles of unpaved roads (37%) + The Family Ride is up to 21 miles long and is mostly flat on an unpaved towpath Cyclocross/Gravel bikes are welcome, but
certainly not required, as most of the ride is on paved roads. Time Trial & Triathlon bikes are not suitable for this course and are prohibited. The courses are very challenging and have several very technical sections, thus it is only suitable for experienced cyclists with a good levels of fitness and bike handling skills. Interested in Camping on the Course? Beaver Valley Campgrounds is located at Mile 20 of the Short, Medium & Long Course and serves as Aid Station 1. It’s a 10 minute drive to the start/finish, making it an ideal location to camp for the event. 80 Clay Ridge Rd. Ottsville, PA 18942 For Reservations, call (610) 847-5643 [email protected] The event has multiple Charity partners including Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Delaware Valley Volunteer Fire Company, Tinicum Conservancy, and the PA Chapter of NICA, who each will receive contributions from the event. Rules & Conditions of Entry * All entries are final; no refunds. Entries are not transferable. Please
don't ask. * The event will be held rain or shine. Normal amounts of rain will not cancel the event. * However, in the event of Extreme Weather (such as impassable roads, named storms, or Official Weather Warning), other emergency, or situation beyond the organizers’ control, the organizers reserve the right to cancel the event or reschedule it. If you cannot attend the rescheduled date, a refund will not be issued. * Should the event be cancelled for reasons of force majeure, entry fees will not be refunded. * In consideration for entering the event, all participants must sign the waiver/liability release during the registration process. In addition to the participant, parents/legal guardians must also sign the waiver for minors. * All participants must check in on-site prior to the ride * The Ride Start Windows are + Long Course: from 8:00AM – 8:30AM + Medium Course: from 8:30AM – 9:00AM + Short Course: from 9:00AM - 9:30AM + Family Ride: from 9:30 - 9:45AM * There is no dedicated
emergency medical service (be prepared to call 911) * The courses are subject to change at any time * Free Parking available at the Delaware Valley Fire Company in Erwinna, PA * While the event is suitable to standard road bikes, it is not for time trial or triathlon bikes. Use of TT/Tri bikes are prohibited. + 28mm tires or wider are highly recommended + All bicycles must have 2 working brakes * All children on the family ride must be accompanied by parent or guardian that is also registered for the event * All riders must wear a helmet that meets CPSC, ANSI and/or Snell (or similar standards). * Wearing headsets or earbuds are prohibited. * This is a ride, not a race * The courses are not marked, nor are potholes or other road defects indicated * The roads are open to vehicular traffic; all rules of the road must be obeyed. Participants are responsible for their own safety, and for knowing and complying with applicable vehicle codes * Participants should ride in a safe and courteous
manner; whenever safe to do so, please stay to the right, except when passing. * All Riders must finish by 3:30, at which time the course is closed
Please avoid parking on the course, there is plenty of street parking Start times will be sent out via email after reg closes prior to the event. Category 3 and 4 riders will only be able to use mass start bikes to level the playing field for the state champs in those categories. Category 1 and 2 as well as masters events are able to use time trial bikes or mass start bikes. Novice/ cat 5 riders are able to use either since that is not a state title event and to allow for triathletes to participate as well. Please arrive early as to reduce traffic around the course.
All riders from all states are allowed and encouraged to participate. To be eligible for state titles and medals you must be a PA resident, hold a PA license, and hold a current USA Cycling annual license.
The PA State Champ categories include Men's categories 1 and 2, 3, 4, and all masters categories, Women's 1 and 2, 3, 4 and masters categories as well as juniors categories. Men's and women's category 5/ novice fields are not state champs fields and will not receive medals. If you have any questions please feel free to reach out and we hope to see you on Sunday Aug 23rd!
Registration and bathroom location at Oakmont Park across the street from 108 debbie drive scranton pa
NEPA VELO Time Trial Pennsylvania State Championships pb Discover NEPA 2026
Sunday Aug 23rd 2026 First rider off at 10am to 1 pm Individual riders starting every 30 seconds
Course map provided at nepavelo.com Course heading East on Elmhurst Blvd starting at the Intersection at December Dr continues on Elmhurst Blvd until just before Blue Shutters Road. Riders will then complete a U-turn continue on Elmhurst Blvd heading back towards the start finish, will make another U turn just prior to the start finish to complete their 2nd loop. Please keep left of the lane to complete U turn near finish and to the right to go through the start finish.
Marshals will be positioned at the start and turn around to help with traffic management. The road is not closed during the event, non-local traffic will be requested to take alternative route 307 by marshals when able. Cones and signage will be put up to warn drivers to slow down for the event on both the start and U-turn sides of the course. A volunteer will also be at the intersections of Elmhurst Blvd and December Dr and September Dr for safety management minimizing traffic on Elmhurst Blvd.
10K, 5K, and 1-Mile Kids Fun Run along the historic Hudson River. Proceeds benefit the Scholarship Fund of the West Point-Highland Falls Rotary Club Foundation. http://rotary-wphf.org/
Parking in the US Mint/West Point Ski Slope parking lot. Start / Finish is near West Point's Washington Gate on NY-218.
Awards Ceremonies will follow each race at the finish area. Awards for top finishers in each age/gender category.
Walkers / Volksmarchers are welcome. No pets or strollers permitted if the race is on the Alternate Route. Race will be held rain or shine (except for lightning storm). Multiple water stations on the race routes.
All paid registrants will be provided a race t-shirt, goodie bag, and food/beverages.
10K/5K Registration Fee: $30 (Race Day: $35)
USMA Cadets / USMAPS CCs: 10K/5K Registration Fee: $15 (Online and Race Day)
1-Mile Kids Fun Run Registration Fee: $10 (Online and Race Day)
10K route: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/73460968
Alternate route: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/5642392159/
Race chip timing by Super Race Systems.
DJ at start/finish provided by Party Time Productions.
10K/5K Age Divisions: 18 and under, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80+
Event details and schedule
Event Schedule:
7:30 a.m. Packet Pick-Up and On-Site Registration opens
9:00 a.m. 1-Mile Kids Fun Run
9:15 a.m. 10K / 5K Start
Come out to a day of learning cyclocross skills with the women of KruisCX, ToBeDetermined, and King Kog!
The clinic will run from 9am to about 12pm. In the morning we will go over the basics of cyclocross racing, getting on and off the bike, how to corner and ride off-camber. Then we'll break for a snack and a chat with the leaders, who will answer any and all questions about cyclocross, bikes, cycling in New York, riding on trails, or getting into racing generally.
This is an event for people who identify as femme/trans/women/nonbinary, both adults and juniors. The aim is to grow and promote an inclusive women's cyclocross community in New York. This event is pre-reg ONLY as we cannot accept money on the day of the event.
If registration is a financial hardship please contact the promoter at [email protected] to ask for a reg code. There are plenty of donated registrations to give out, no questions asked!
A cyclocross or gravel bike will be your best equipment option for the clinic, but a road or mountain bike will work in a pinch. If you don't have a bike but are still interested, send us and email and we'll see if we can set you up with a loaner.
Bringing your own snacks and/or lunch is encouraged, but we will have snacks and water on hand.
This event is light rain or shine.
Questions? Email [email protected].
The 50th Brandywine Tour!
Sunday, August 23rd, 2026
The Delaware Valley Bicycle Club is pleased to offer our fully supported, highly acclaimed, Brandywine Valley Tour featuring covered bridges, picturesque villages, and amazing vistas! Enjoy any of five gorgeous routes with multiple rest stops serving varied menus including vegan/vegetarian and gluten-free options on request.
Our courses are over low-traffic paved roads through the lush, rolling Chester County hills known for its thoroughbred horse farms and beautiful landscapes. Our longer routes venture into the horse and buggy farm areas of Lancaster County. Century riders will roll to a rest stop in the aptly named town of Paradise PA. History buffs will love the historic revolutionary war connection of the nearby Brandywine Battlefield Historic Site. Others will be charmed by beautifully shaded roads winding by the area's many creeks and streams. Just a few miles before your ride's end, cyclists on the 50 and 100-mile routes will roll into one of the region’s best “cow-to-cone” ice cream farms for a refreshing, free ice cream.
Please pay particular attention to the following:
All riders are expected to have a fully functional and well-maintained bicycle.
Helmets are required.
All routes may be navigated with cue sheets (provided) and/or GPS routes.
There will be no road marks, but we will place signs at major route splits.
Class II electronic bikes (bikes with pedal assist and a throttle) are not permitted on this tour.
SAG will be provided until 5 p.m.
All routes start at Charles F. Patton Middle School, 760 Unionville Road, Kennett Square PA 19348.
Your tour fees directly benefit the community! Proceeds after tour expenses are distributed to many community organizations. Past donations have included local trails and parks, non-profit cycling organizations and community schools and sports organizations.
2025 Road Routes:
20 Miles - A guided ride led by a DVBC ride leader for experienced riders who want a shorter option with approximately 900 feet of climbing and one water/rest break midway along the route.
35 Miles - This route, which climbs about 2000 feet, includes delightful rolls through quaint towns, plus magnificent equestrian farm scenery on the way to and from the Harmony Rest Stop.
50 Miles - Lots of flat stretches but enough hills that you will take notice of about 2971 feet of climbing. This route is so pretty we hope it won't bring tears to your eyes! Two fully stocked rest stops plus lunch at the finish.
66 Miles - Awesome scenery abounds in this ride from Chester County into Lancaster County and back again. Three fully stocked rest stops plus lunch at the finish with a tad under 4000 feet of climbing.
100 Miles – With about 6,000 ft climbing. This town and country ride has it all! We set you off on a moderate and scenic route, then head for the hills and dales of western Chester County and rural Lancaster County. You'll enjoy rolling past gorgeous Octorara Creek. Admire the impossibly tall corn, search for Amish Sunday worshippers with collections of horses and buggies visiting neighborhood farms. Plus you'll find two beautifully restored covered bridges on this route. Four fully stocked rest stops - including a stop in Paradise just for Century riders and a pizza stop - plus lunch at the finish.
Registration Fees:
Dates
Price for Member
*Price for Non-Members
Early Registration
Now – 5/31/26
$50
$60
Regular Registration
6/1/26 – 8/19/26
$55
$65
Late Registration
8/23/26
$60
$75
Race Start Time and Location:
On August 23, we are back the second time at the world’s most iconic city parks, Central Park, for our 41st annual New York City Duathlon. The park is always gorgeous this time of year with trees and flowers in full summer bloom!
Here is what you can expect on race day. At 7:00 am the race will start by the Central Park Boat House parking lot which will also serve as your Transition area. Both Run #1 and #2 are 2.2 miles each, an out/back format. You’ll run along the east side and making a turn around point by the 96th street Margret L Kempner Playground (right after the crosswalk). No significant elevation gain other than at the beginning you have to run up Cat Hill.
The bike route consists of riding 2 loops around the entire Central Park drive. You are to ride the entire Central Park Drive, all 6 miles, and including the Harlem Hill. Total of 12 miles. The total elevation gain is about 300 ft per loop. The park is still open to the public and be mindful of other park users.
Remember to read our Race FAQs if you haven’t done so.
New York City Duathlon distance:
Run distance is 2.2 miles.
Bike distance is 12 miles (2 loops).
Run distance is 2.2 miles.
Volunteers:
You are needed from 4:30 am to 11 am. Our races start at 7:00 am unless stated the otherwise. Once you arrived, report to our Race Director Victor. He will go over your race duty as well as where you need to be. Don’t leave until the race is finished. You have to sign out to earn your race credit for your next race.
The New York City Duathlon is not USAT certified or sanctioned. USAT racing license isn’t required to compete in our race.
Steelman Racing Open Water Classic will be held on August 23rd, 2026, at Nockamixon State Park, in Quakertown, Pennsylvania. This is the second race in the 2026 Steelman Racing Open Water Swim Series and this race is one of the best open water swimming events in Pennsylvania! The Open Water Classic will allow swimmers to choose either a 1, 2, or 3 mile courses in the beautiful, clear waters of Lake Nockamixon. Swimmers can expect warm, 70-degree water temperatures, and a safe, well-supported racing environment. Awards are presented to the top overall male/female, top overall male/female/co-ed relays, and three deep-in-age divisions from 13 – 80 years old. After the race, all athletes will be treated to an awesome post-race party with tons of food and music. We hope to see you out there at the Steelman Racing Open Water Classic!
PACKET PICKUP / REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS
Registration is digital. There are no paper applications nor is cash accepted. Everyone must sign up online. Online registration closes at the start of the race. Please have the following items easily accesible to maintain the efficiency and speed of Packet Pickup:
Required: Athletes may only pick up their own packets. Under no circumstances may an athlete pick up a packet for another person.
Required: Proof of ID
Required for Annual Members Only: USAT Membership ID
Optional: Email Confirmation Bar Code per registrant (Printed or Digital) to scan
WHERE AND WHEN
The race will take place Sunday, August 23rd, 2026 - 7:30 a.m. sharp.
All events start and finish at 90 Tabernacle Rd, Medford Lakes, NJ 08055.
PARKING
There is parking available at the PJ's down the street at 61 Stokes Rd, Medford, NJ 08055. It is easy to access the transition area from this lot.
SWAG
T-Shirts
Finishers Medal
ITINERARY
Saturday
11:00 am - 1:00 pm - HIGHLY ENCOURAGED Check-in, Packet Pickup, and Registration online only if available (prices increased) at Medford Running Co.
Sunday
6:00 am - 7:15 am - Check-in, Packet Pickup, and Race-Day Registration online only if available (prices increased)
7:15 am - Pre-race briefing at Beach, after the briefing we will require ALL SWIMMERS to cross over the Finish timing mat before we can start the race
7:30 am - Races start (waves based on # of entrants)
DISTANCES
The swim is in a clean lake with a private beach, the bike is 2 loops, and the run is out and back.
Triathlon Distances
1/4 mile Swim, 17.2 mile Bike, & 5k Run
Duathlon Distances
2 mile Run, 17.2 mile Bike, & 5k Run
Aquabike Distances
1/4 mile Swim & 17.2 mile Bike
AWARDS
No double-dipping or duplicate awards, awards may vary based on event, category, attendance, etc.
Triathlon Awards & Divisions
Overall: Top 3 Male & Female Overall Individuals
Age Group*: Top 3 Male & Female Individuals in the Age Group Division
14 & Under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75 & Over
Clydesdale* & Athena*: Top 3 Male(220+ lbs) & Female(165+ lbs) Individuals in the Clydesdale/Athena Division
Adaptive*: Top 1 Male & Female Individual in the Adaptive Open Division (Physically Challenged/Intellectually Disabled)
Non-Binary: Top 1 Non-Binary Individual
Relay Teams: Top 1 Male Relay, Female Relay, Mixed Gender Relay, & Adaptive Relay (At least one relay member is Physically Challenged/Intellectually Disabled)
Duathlon Awards & Divisions
Overall: Top 3 Male & Female Overall Individuals
Age Group*: Top 3 Male & Female Individuals in the Age Group Division
14 & Under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75 & Over**
** If there are less than 50 registrants as of July 21, age groups will be in 10-year increments
Clydesdale* & Athena*: Top 3 Male(220+ lbs) & Female(165+ lbs) Individuals in the Clydesdale/Athena Division
Adaptive*: Top 1 Male & Female Individual in the Adaptive Open Division (Physically Challenged/Intellectually Disabled)
Non-Binary: Top 1 Non-Binary Individual
Relay Teams: Top 1 Male Relay, Female Relay, Mixed Gender Relay, & Adaptive Relay (At least one relay member is Physically Challenged/Intellectually Disabled)
Aquabike Awards
Overall: Top 3 Male & Female Overall Individual
14 & Under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80 & Over**
** If there are less than 35 registrants as of July 21, there will only be overall awards
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Refreshments will be provided at the end of the race
Split results will be available on website on race day
Race scored by DQ Events
Event promoters have the right to alter or cancel events for any reason
All races will be held rain or shine under guidance of local safety protocol
Transfers, Deferrals, and Refunds are only allowed through Runsignup as specified, no exceptions
USAT INFORMATION
All multisport participants must have an active USAT Membership that has not expired before the conclusion of each registered event and must follow all USAT rules and guidelines. If you are not already a member, when registering for each individual event you will be prompted to become a member and pay the respective membership fee.
Memberships range from single-event memberships to multi-year memberships; click here for more information.
Common Rules and Information
ALL athletes are required to show photo ID. NO ID, NO RACE, NO EXCEPTIONS!
Youth (17 and under) athletes without an ID must be accompanied by a parent/guardian with a photo ID
Annual members are required to bring their membership card every time they compete in a USAT Sanctioned event.
You can download and print out a temporary membership card: https://membership.usatriathlon.org/Member/ViewMemberCard
Athletes may only pick up their own packets. Under no circumstances may an athlete pick up a packet for another person.
No drafting: a maximum of 15 seconds will be allowed to complete a pass through the draft zone of another athlete
Headphones are prohibited
No riding in transition at any time
Helmets/Chin straps must be worn securely fastened at all times while in possession of your bike. This means before, during, and after the event. This also means from the time you remove your bike from the rack at the start of the bike leg, until after you have placed your bike on the rack at the finish of the bike leg.
Verbal or physical abuse of others is not acceptable or tolerated. Participants shall refrain from unsportsmanlike conduct at all times while at the event and during competition, including the use of abusive language; violent acts; intentional misconduct; or any intimidating behavior directed toward, including but not limited to participants, officials, event staff, volunteers and spectators.
The Hellbender is back for 2026! This is a great course for both road or trail runners. Fast, flat, out and back along the scenic lakes and beautiful Weiser State Forest. Falcon Race Timing has teamed up with the RCVCA to help promote clean water in the state forest and surrounding Roaring Creek Watershed. Proceeds with help benefit RCVCA.
Registration – 7am
Half Marathon Start – 8:00am
5k Start – 8:30am
Packet Pickup: Race morning starting at 7am.
Race course will close at Noon.
Race shirts, finisher medals and a post-race meal is included in the entry fee for all participants.
Where:
Route 54 Parking Area (Located on PA RT 54 between Mount Carmel and Elysburg)
Weiser State Forest
Roaring Creek Tract
Bear Gap, PA 17824
The race can only be accessed on the Route 54 side of the park. The entrance is 3.5 miles west of the intersection of Route 54 and 61. 4.3 miles east of the intersection on Route 54 with Route 487. (Lat 40.8213, Long -76.4922).
The race gets its name from the species of aquatic salamander known as the hellbender, which are native to the hills and mountains of the eastern U.S., and can grow to as much as two feet long. Because they breathe through their skin, they require healthy, pristine, unpolluted streams and creeks to survive. Due to development and urbanization over recent decades, however, many of their habitats have become fouled and their numbers have drastically declined — they’re just one of the many species the race organizers hope to benefit over the long term with their efforts here.
Both the 5K and the half marathon races follow out-and-back courses that start and finish at the Route 54 parking area in Bear Gap, which lies between the two small towns of Elysburg and and Mount Carmel. From there, runners make their way along the roads that wind along the reservoir lakes inside this 9,000-acre park, one of 16 tracts that make up the Weiser State Forest in what is known as the ridge and valley region of eastern Pennsylvania.
The course for the half marathon is mostly fast and flat through the Roaring Creek Tract, and takes runners both along the shores of the lakes inside the park.