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ABOUT THIS EVENT
The 10th Annual Bobcats Turkey Trot 5K is an event organized by the Beaver Bobcats Girls Basketball program. There are two options for this 5K. (1) A chip timed Run/Walk, (2) untimed Fun Run/Walk. Timing provided by Wolf Creek Race Management.
COURSE
The 5K course is a beautiful run through the streets of Beaver along the Ohio River. Please note, streets will remain open to traffic. The route will have signs and volunteers directing the way. A water station will be located at the halfway point of the 5K course.
ENTRY FEES
The race entry fee is $30 per runner through November 8th (Early Bird registration closes at that time). Adult or Youth Size moisture-wicking technical shirt guaranteed!
The race entry fee is $35 per runner after November 8th. Adult or Youth Size moisture wicking technical shirt only guaranteed if registered by November 8th. Shirt giveaway will NOT be available following that date.
PACKET PICKUP
Wednesday, November 25th from 5 - 8 PM at Beaver Area High School. Please enter at the auditorium entrance.
It is HIGHLY recommended to pick up your packet this day, if not able, you can pick up on race day.
RACE DAY SCHEDULE
Please arrive NO earlier than 8:30 AM
9:00 AM – Timed Race Start
9:05 AM – Untimed Race Start
AWARD AND AGE GROUPS
Further Details to be announced
This race is chip timed by Wolf Creek Race Management
Register now for the fourth annual Run for Your Life 5K presented by the Run With Heart Foundation!
This beautiful course, which is a quick out and back, starts at the Kittanning YMCA onto the scenic Armstrong Trails. If you enjoy a fast, flat course for racing or just want a leisurely walk for 3.1 miles, this race is for you! Runners and walkers of all levels are welcome to participate. Pets and strollers are also encouraged!
Register by 9/25/2026 (date subject to change) and you will receive a long-sleeved tech shirt! All shirts not claimed by the start of the race, become property of the race. Awards will follow after the last participant crosses the finish line. Event is timed by Miles of Smiles.
The proceeds from this race will go towards paying for bystander CPR training. Greg Woodman and Vicki Williams are both alive and well thanks to bystander CPR. Without this lifesaving technique, these two individuals would not be with us. Join us in honoring their wish to encourage the public in learning CPR.
*Race day registration starts at 9:00am
Battles to Bikes Annual Fundraiser Ride - Sunday, August 16; 9:00 am on the Armstrong Trails. Begin and end at The Bike Lab - Kittanning 140 North Grant Ave Kittanning, Pa 16201
$50 registration fee per person
Kids 12 and under ride for free with an adult!
Registration includes:
One (1) beer from Elk Brewing Co.
Food provided at Elk Brewing Co. provided by The Allegheny Mariner
First eight (8) veterans to register who need a rental bike receive a waived rental fee (please contact Jim at The Bike Lab, this is first come first serve, 412-704-4367)
Three out-and-back distances: 6 miles, 10 miles, 22 miles (in honor of the roughly 22 veterans who commit suicide each day). Pick your distance, set your own pace! Option side trip to Buttermilk Falls.
50/50 raffle at The Bike Lab Kittanning!
THE BATTLES TO BIKES STORY:
For over 20 years, Jim Yurek (The Bike Lab owner) served his local western Pennsylvania communities as a police officer and in those decades, time and again he interacted with United States veterans in need. At the point he intercepted these American heroes, they were often deep in the throes of trauma, anguish and the feeling that America had forgotten about them. Many of these veterans struggled with mental illness, substance abuse, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and physical injuries related to military combat. Following his retirement from law enforcement, Jim made a significant career change in 2021 and opened The Bike Lab.
Jim soon made friends with Drew, an Army veteran and bike enthusiast, and through the sharing of his harrowing military stories, spurred Jim’s quest to find a way to serve local veterans through The Bike Lab. The idea of Battles to Bikes was born.
In the fall of 2021, a small but passionate group joined forces as the Board of Directors for Battles to Bikes. The five-member Board is composed of business leaders, bike enthusiasts and local community members with a shared vision to serve the veterans of western Pennsylvania. One of the Board members is also an Army veteran. Drew serves as a Board Advisor.
In October 2022, Battles to Bikes was designated a 501c3 non-profit organization by the Internal Revenue Service. Starting out slow as many non-profits do, the initial funds of Battles to Bikes were raised through small raffles and a 62-mile paid-registration group bike ride event on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) in July 2022. Using an anonymous application process, Battles to Bikes – supported by The Bike Lab – was able to gift its first mountain bike, a Giant, to a local veteran on Saturday, November 12, 2022 in honor of Veterans Day.
In May 2023, Battles to Bikes presented a new Giant Cypress to our friends at Pittsburgh Warriors, a military service-connected hockey team for disabled veterans. Pittsburgh Warriors gifted the bicycle to veteran / Pittsburgh Warriors participant, Josh, who used his new rig to train for and participant in the July 2023 Healing Ride, a GAP trail ride from Pittsburgh to Washington, D.C. Since the inception of Battles to Bikes, we have gifted over 12 bicycles to local veterans.
Be sure to watch the Battles to Bikes’ Facebook page for fundraising events and group rides!
Join GCXC Racing for the fourth annual Greenway Half Marathon, 10K & 5K on Sunday, October 4th, 2026.
All three courses run on the paved Little Beaver Creek Greenway Trail and begin and finish at the Leetonia Trailhead. If you GPS One St. Peter Street, Leetonia, Ohio 44431 you will be able to see where the trail starts. As a reminder no parking at the trailhead on race day.
The Half Marathon begins at 8:00am. There is a 3-hour time limit for the half marathon.
The 10K & 5K begin at 8:15am.
All distances are professionally chip-timed by GCXC Racing - Youngstown.
5K Water Stop (1.5 miles)
10K Water Stops (1.5 miles, 4.5 miles)
Half Marathon Water Stops (1.5, 3.3, 4.9, 6.5, 8.3, 9.8, and 11.6 miles)
Honey Stinger Energy Gel will be available on course.
Unique finisher medals and custom long sleeve shirts only guaranteed to those participants registered by September 4th. Optional hoodies also available.
Custom mugs for overall and age group winners of all distances! Awards will be presented as participants finish.
Participants will park at Leetonia High School and be bussed to the trailhead for the start of the race. Busses are available from 6:45am-7:40am. The address for Leetonia High School is: 450 Walnut Street, Leetonia, Ohio 44431. Please be aware that there will be no parking at the trailhead. The bus ride from the high school to the trail head is five minutes.
-Bussing will be available to take participants back to the high school after the race. Bussing will be available through 11:30am.
Family/Spectators can also park at Leetonia High School and will be bussed to the start line. There is NO PARKING at the start line.
Packet pick-up will take place at Leetonia High School from 6:30am-7:30am.
Restrooms available at the Leetonia trailhead.
Bag check tags will be handed out at registration. Tag your bag, carry on the shuttle with you and self-check it in at the gazebo at the start/finish.
Refreshments and snacks are available at the finish line.
Need a hotel? Click HERE for our host hotel (only a 22-minute drive from the race).
Erie Duathlon in support of the Erie Cancer Wellness Center. The Erie Cancer Wellness Center seeks to support and comfort individuals and families who are facing the impact of cancer. The programs offered by ECWC are free of charge to anyone who is living with a cancer diagnosis, who is caring for someone with cancer, has a loved one with cancer or has experienced a cancer related loss. ECWC welcomes all and strives to nurture and empower people living with cancer through their evidence-based healing classes, programs and services.
Thank you to our 2026 presenting sponsor, Northwest Bank!
The Erie Duathlon will be a 5K run, followed by a 20K bike, and finished with a 5K run. The race will begin and finish at Pleasant Ridge Park in Fairview and will consist of a course through the beautiful county roads surrounding the park in Fairview and Girard. The course is designed to engage the veteran racer but at the same time be achievable for the rookie or hobbyist. All are welcome! Athletes can compete as an individual or as a two-person relay (one runner and one cyclist). The 2025 Erie Duathlon will be capped at 170 registrations. We sold out last year so tell your friends to register early!
Join our cause! We invite you to create your own fundraising page to help raise important funds for the Erie Cancer Wellness Center. If you achieve $200 in pledges, you will receive a long sleeve Erie Duathlon tee! If you achieve $400 in pledges by August 1st, you will receive the long sleeve tee, AND a custom Erie Cancer Wellness Center cycling jersey!! Create your page today and engage your friends and family to support you in the Erie Duathlon!
NOTE: If Registering for a relay, one person will register, name the team and pay for the team. The second person will register on their own and join that team based on the team name.
The FCA "Stay the Course" 5K & 1-Mile takes place on Saturday, August 15th, 2026.
The event takes place at First Christian Church in Salem. The address is: 1151 E. 6th Street, Salem, Ohio 44460.
The 1-Mile begins at 8:15am and the 5K begins at 8:30am.
Registration includes a commemorative finisher medal, participant shirt and chip-timed bib number.
Both races are professionally chip-timed by GCXC Racing - Youngstown.
For the race utilize the north Park swimming pool parking area. Race is located at Harmar Pavilion.
About the event
A classic cross country Race/Walk set on the trails of beautiful North Park near Pittsburgh. Partly on the Rachel Carson Trail and run at the beginning of foliage for the fall in Western Pennsylvania! This will be the 19th YEAR!!! of racing and helping to benefit an orphanage in the Philippines. Handmade bamboo medal awards. Folk dancing performance at end!
Race Start Times
20k @ 8:00 am
10k @ 9:30 am
5k @ 10:15 am
Race starts and ends at the North Harmar Pavilion.
There is no race participant parking at the Harmar Pavilion.
For the race utilize the North Park Swimming Pool parking lot and take a short walk (0.10 ~ 0.25 mile) to the Harmar Pavilion.
This event is being held to benefit LIV's Promise; a nonprofit organization created to fight childhood cancer. Our daughter, Olivia, was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma at 9 months old. She's a fighter and we are fighting alongside her. Proceeds from this event will go directly towards families and children who are battling an early cancer diagnosis. The event will be a 5k or 5-mile foot race. Athletes have the opportunity to run with OR without a Rucksack.
General Information:
The Buckeye 200 is an approximately 203 mile road run from Walnut Beach at Lake Erie to Wellsville, OH, just across the Ohio-West Virginia border. Runners will experience scenery that includes mountain foothills, post-steel industry cities, Amish country, and lakefront streets. The run is an out-and-back adventure that starts and finishes on the beach. With just under 6,000ft of total climb, the journey includes both long, flat segments as well as about 70 miles of rolling hills. A 6 day time limit requires runners to average about 34 miles/day. Crews are encouraged due to limited resource availability on some portions of the course overnight, but are not required. Many runners have successfully run the course self-supported. As this is an open road challenge with no official aid stations, runners will be dependent upon themselves or crew to obtain supplies. Those who are unable to complete the challenge will need to self-extract. If you need transportation back to your vehicle, be advised you might be waiting a while. This is a no frills event that runs on a budget. Stores, diners, and shops are plentiful between 6am and 9-10pm. There are several hotels on the course and within a few minutes walking distance of the course for those who choose to use them during the run. Towns with hotels along the course include Austinburg, Warren, Salem, Lisbon. Finishers will receive a large Buckeye 200 buckle, unique finisher's award, and other items. Those interested in running the Buckeye 200 should be experienced ultra runners, preferably with long distance experience in open road running. Many of our runners have completed other multi-day open road running challenges in the past. If this sounds like an adventure you'd like to experience, we'd love to see you on the road in August!**please note: THERE ARE NO REFUNDS, DEFERRALS, OR TRANSFERS.
Course Map
Minor changes may be made to the course map, but it will largely follow the route we've used in the past, with the vast majority of miles being run on Ohio route 45. The final course map will be posted on the Buckeye 200 facebook page and emailed to entrants once changes have been finalized. This is the route from 2025: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/3669970198
100 mile option
The 100 mile run will begin FRIDAY, AUGUST 14th at 0700 at the Wellsville Nicholson Stadium and will finish at Walnut Beach. Those running the 100 mile challenge are REQUIRED to have their own transportation to the start. Cutoff is 72 hours. There are no refunds or deferrals.
Giving Back
$20 of every paid entry for the 2026 run will be going to the Wellsville high school athletic department. Wellsville Nicholson Stadium has been our turnaround point for several years. The Buckeye 200 supports local youth!
500 mile award
Those who complete 500 official miles on the Buckeye course will receive the '500 Lifetime Miles' award. This is a "rodeo large" buckle that you'll be proud to display! As of the completion of the 2025 event, 5 people have earned this award: Henry Lupton, Kyle Dudley, Ronald Ross, Justin Daniels, and Tim Hardy. Please be advised that only official finishes count toward this award, and prior to 2023 there was no 100 mile drop down for 200 mile runners who did not complete the full distance.
Course Record
The course record is currently 53:56:59, set by Alex Ramsey in 2023. Aneta Zeppetella set the women's record at 58:08:36 in 2022. Any male or female runner who can break their respective course record will earn $100 and free entry to all future Buckeye challenges.
Event's current local time: 4:14 AM ET
Benefiting
To support programs and scholarship funds for The Kosciuszko Foundation (Pittsburgh Chapter)
The Kosciuszko Foundation in Pittsburgh supports the traditional scholastic, intellectual, and exchange programs of The Kosciuszko Foundation and organizes cultural events to promote Polish culture and traditions in the Pittsburgh area.
Race Day Registration
Walkup registration will be available at Race packet pickup on April 9 and April 10, 6:00 – 8:00 pm and starting at 7:30 am on April 11. Harmony Shelter Northpark
Join us for the final race of the 2026 Into the Woods trail run series! Wind your way through six miles of trails, fields, and boardwalk to go the distance. The race will be chip-timed.
Sign up now to guarantee your spot and get a runner’s buff the day of the event.
8:00 Check-in and day of registration opens
9:00 6-mile race begins
$35 Pre-registration until October 9. $40 Day of registration. Premiums not guaranteed for day of registrants.
Of course, we'll be sure to have fabulous post-race snacks and beverages to enjoy as we celebrate the final race of the 2026 series!
Kudos to Erie Beer for once again providing post-race beverages!
Join us for a powerful day of purpose at the Run for Hope and Miracle Mile - a 5k and 1 mile run/walk to support the incredible work of the Beaver County Miracle Center! Every step you take will help bring hope and healing to our region. The scenic route winds through the charming streets of Old Economy and the heart of the Ambridge Business District.
The Kim & Ashley Bergman Memorial 5K, 1.5 Mile Walk & Eagle Dash takes place on Saturday, September 5th, 2026, at the Columbiana County Fairgrounds.
The address for the fairgrounds is: 225 Lee Avenue, Lisbon, Ohio 44432.
Early packet pick-up will be at Fairgrounds Gate A from 4:30pm-6:30pm on Friday, September 4th.
Race day packet pick-up and registration take place from 8:00am-8:45am.
Race day parking is located on the midway via Vista Street.
Start Times & Course Description
The Eagle Dash (1/2 Mile Run) begins at 8:30am and is open to ages 12 & Under. The course is one lap around the track.
Both the 5K and 1.5 Mile Walk begin at 9:00am.
The 5K is professionally chip-timed by GCXC Racing -Youngstown and takes participants through the fairgrounds on paved roads, gravel roads, gravel paths and the dirt track.
The untimed 1.5 Mile Walk is 3 laps around the track.
Registration Swag
Kids in the Eagle Dash receive a kid's medal and participant shirt.
5K participants receive a finisher medal, participant shirt, and chip-timed bib number.
1.5 Mile Walk participants receive a finisher medal and participant shirt.
Volunteers
Beneficiary
Race Starts at 8:30 AM
Sunday, October 11, 2026
Ashtabula Covered Bridge Festival 5K
Race Starts at 9:00AM
Race will start at the Indian Trails Park Plymouth Township, by the Smolen Gulf Bridge. This race will challenge even the experienced runners but will be a fun and exciting race for all.
The second annual Hopewell Twp. 5k will benefit the Hopewell Twp. Fire Dept. The race will be located at the Hopewell Twp. Municipal Building at 1700 Clark Boulevard, Aliquippa ,Pa. 15001.
Packet Pickup will be at the Hopewell Twp Building on Friday, August 14th from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm or on race morning August 15th from 7:00 am to 7:45 am.
Hopewell Twp. The little engine that could !!
About the event
A classic cross country Race/Walk set on the trails of beautiful North Park near Pittsburgh. Partly on the Rachel Carson Trail and run at the beginning of foliage for the fall in Western Pennsylvania! This will be the 19th YEAR!!! of racing and helping to benefit an orphanage in the Philippines. Handmade bamboo medal awards. Folk dancing performance at end!Race Start Times20k @ 8:00 am10k @ 9:30 am 5k @ 10:15 amRace starts and ends at the North Harmar Pavilion.There is no race participant parking at the Harmar Pavilion.For the race utilize the North Park Swimming Pool parking lot and take a short walk (0.10 ~ 0.25 mile) to the Harmar Pavilion.
Event's current local time: 4:42 AM ET
Race Starts at 8:00 AM
The Tri-Bulathon is more than just a triathlon. It’s an event that supports youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility for children, adults, and families in our community. This will be a sprint triathlon, and is a timed event. Distances are 500 yard swim, 11.15 mile bike, and 5K run. Limit 150 triathletes. Timing by Stasny Road Racing, LLC.
Packet Pick-up: Registration and packet pick-up starts at 6:30AM and ends at 7:30AM.
Race Start Time: 8AM
Parking: Parking is available at the event location, Walnut Beach, 1645 Walnut Blvd., Ashtabula OH, 44004. This will be within short walking distance to the transition area.
THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS, DEFERRALS OR TRANSFERS.
NO EMAILS WILL BE SENT UNTIL RACE WEEK.
Many answers to questions are on our website, eriemarathon.net. Due to our park permit all parking will be at Waldameer Park and all will need to walk the .6 miles to the start and after the race.
We will have water stops with water and lemon lime Gatorade. They will be spaced about a mile apart and will also have a porta-potty near each.
Please be aware that all spectators must be able to walk to the race from Waldameer parking and at no point can they be on any roadway. If they are on any roadway they will be fined by the park. There are no food vendors or drink machines at the park, spectators must bring in anything they will need.
Location – Everything happens at the Erie Runners Club Beach 1 Pavilion on Presque Isle State Park. This location will be the start and finish for the marathon. All race participants must park at Waldameer or the Ridge Center and walk down the hill.
It doesn’t get much flatter with less than a 250-foot total change in elevation for the marathon. The running surface is mostly asphalt but there is still about a third that is concrete. However, most of the course offers a grass surface along the paved surface should you choose to run there. There is a considerable amount of shade and sun on the course, so it just depends upon if your glass is half full or half empty. This is an all-volunteer run race with a cap of 2000. We do offer race tracking with RaceJoy and pace groups are contracted through marathonpacing.com. The course is a Boston Qualifier.
Event insurance is sold and charged by a separate company and has a separate charge, this is offered through runsignup all questions about insurance go to them, There is a 6-hour limit and anyone not keeping a 14-minute place will need to finish on the all-purpose trail, you may be moved to the all-purpose trail earlier by request of park rangers.
Please check out our Facebook page for updates and visit the website www.visiterie.com.