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This year marks the 43rd anniversary of the Mercer County Twilight QUAD. It's the oldest continuous running series in the region. Each event begins at 7:00 pm on Wednesday evenings in the summer months. Over 50,000 finishers have been recorded through the first 140 events of the QUAD.
Runners who complete all four events will receive a commemorative award. Each year, over 150 runners and walkers complete all four events of the series.
Specialty QUAD shirts will be available for purchase on site on a first come first serve basis.
The races include:
June 24 - Strawberry Days 5K - Grove City
July 15 - Dam Race - Sharpsville
July 29 - Fredonia 5K - Fredonia
Aug 12 - Ice Cream Race - Grove City, PA
Check-in: August 22, 2026, 8:00 AM- 10:30 AM
Kidd’s Mill Covered Bridge
West Kidd’s Mill Road, Transfer, PA 16154
GPS Coordinates: 41.354194791624145, -80.39786005668815
Start Time: 11:00 A.M
Memorial Field House, Westminster College
Cost is $10 for ages 14 and younger. The discount will be reflected at check out.
Join us for our Patriotic Powered Fundraising Event!
Superhero Patriot Powered Events:
ONSIGHT REGISTRATION/PICK UP BEGINS 8:30AM
5K RUN 9:30AM
FUN RUN 9:40AM
FUN WALK 9:45AM
COSTUME CONTEST 10:45AM
AWARDS 1st, 2nd,3rd, 11:00AM
8 & under, 9-12, 13-17, 18-29,30-39,40-49, 50-59, 60 & over
STAR SPANGLED SPRINTERS 11:15AM (Kid’s Free Event)
RAFFLE BASKET WINNERS ANNOUNCED 11:30AM
To commemorate America250, we are introducing unique patriotic elements:
· The “Honor Mile”: A flag-lined section of course dedicated to local veterans and frontline “superheroes”.
· The 250 Challenge: An initiative to collect 250 essential items for PCOM on race day.
· Historical Hero Zone: A space where families can meet modern-day heroes (police, fire, medical members, and today’s American soldier.
The Categories for the Costume Contest:
v The Founding Force Mashup (American Revolution)
v The Legacy Avenger (20th Century American icons)
v The Sestercentennial Squad (Group Award)
v The Patriotic Power-Up (Most Stars & Stripes)
Join the Crawford County Drug & Alcohol Executive Commission Inc. (CCDAEC) in a fun 5k race and 1-mile walk. This race is designed to raise funds for the annual Recovery Celebration here in Meadville, PA in September, increasing drug overdose awareness (which Drug Overdose Awareness Day is August 31st), and recovery activities brought to you by our agency, the CCDAEC. Donations are also accepted.
Race/Walk Details
Location: Ernst Bike Trail Bean's Trailhead. 18701 Smock Hwy, Meadville, PA 16335
Race Price: Registration for the race is $25 and will increase on July 23rd (7/23/26) by $5. Race day registrations are cash only, priced at $30.
Registration: Right there in the parking lot by the Start/Finish line. It opens at 8:00am and the 5k starts at 9:00am and the 1-mile walk starts at approximately 9:15am.
Children: Children ages 10 and below will not have to register if participating along with a parent/guardian. This is unless the child wants to try to win an award for the 5k and/or a T-shirt. There have been a lot of inquiries about a children's race, as we allow children to run for free, we will not be having a separate race for children.
Course: A scenic out-n-back course over the Ernst Bike Trail.
Timing Service: Will be determined at a later date.
5k Awards: There will be an award for the top male and female. Additionally, there will be top 3 awards for each age group that are separated by 10 years (i.e., Under 19, 20-29... up to Over 70). The winners will be announced at approximately 10:00am. The awards will be locally made by The 100 Acre Wood Shop in Meadville.
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Water: Will be provided at the Start/Finish line and at the 5k turnaround.
T-shirts: To guarantee that you receive a shirt, you must register no later than July 22nd (7/22/26). Our wonderful logo was made by a talented local caricature artist, Calista, from our 1st renewal of this race in 2023.
https://www.facebook.com/CalistaMArtist
https://www.teepublic.com/user/calistamcreations
Parking: The parking lot is first come, first served and staff will rope off the parking lot when full. Additional parking can be at the Plaza Mall, which one must be careful to cross the road.
Pets: The trail is pet friendly, we ask that you follow the trail rules. Keep the pet leashed at all times, clean up after ourselves, and stay on our best behavior.
Recovery Celebration: Tentatively September at the Diamond Park in Meadville PA.
Additional Details
We will be running a Drug Overdose Awareness memorial that will be transported to the Recovery Celebration! Please join in and increase awareness to help provide prevention strategies and help when needed.
We will also have free Naloxone/Narcan available for anyone who wants. If you or a loved one has difficulty with substance use issues, this is a good way to help save a life. The doses are completely free, all we ask is to use it when needed and to fill out a small questionnaire to provide statistics.
Trail to Recovery
Event Record
Male: Hans Wentz - 17:57.9
Female: Kelly Latimer - 24:03.8
Family Friendly Event: All ages all welcome with three distance options available.
Helmets: All participants regardless of age must wear a helmet.
Race Day Registration and Packet Pick Up: September 12, 2026, 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. at the Town Square, Seneca Street, Oil City, PA. Any available shirts will be on a first-come, first-served basis.
Start time: 9 a.m. at the Town Square, Seneca Street Oil City, PA. Based on the number of participants, the event director reserves the right to release participants in 5-minute waves.
5-, 6-, or 7-Card Draw Options: All participants will receive 5 cards by stopping at dealer tables along the route. However, they can increase their chances by picking up a 6th and 7th card by cycling additional mileage. Only the best 5-card hand will be used to determine the winner. The 5-card out-and-back course is approximately 9 miles; the 6-card course is approximately 12.5 miles; and the 7-card course is approximately 16 miles.
Course: Town Square to McClintock Well to Haggerty’s Ice Cream to Oil City Marina to Suzette Nellis Memorial (5-card turn) to picnic area (6-card turn) to River Ridge (7-card turn), back to the Town Square for the final card. The course utilizes the McClintock, Oil City, and Samuel Justus bike trails, which are part of the Erie to Pittsburgh trail system.
Picnic/Prize Announcement: A post-event picnic will be held at the Town Square, Seneca Street, Oil City, PA. Prize announcement will take place at noon.
Entry Fee: $25. Any proceeds benefit the downtown revitalization efforts of the Oil City Main Street Program.
T-Shirt Guarantee Deadline: August 12. Extra shirts will be given on a first come, first served basis.
Grand Prize: E-bike donated by Friedhaber’s. Awarded to the participant with the best 5-card poker hand. In the event of a tie, participants will split the deck. Best card will win.
Slightly rolling course. Out and back. Special pricing for 1st responders/active military/veterans.
Race is located at Pulaski Twp Park.
Race starts at 6 pm.
5k awards: Top 3 Overall. top 3 in each age group. 1-14.15-19,20-29,30-39,40-49,50-59,60+
2 Mile Walk: Top 3 Overall, Top 3 Responders
Muddy Dash is not your average mud run! Get ready for up to 3 Miles of messy mayhem. You and your friends/family can expect to run, walk, crawl, wade, slip, slide, and scream with excitement as Muddy Dash gets you fabulously filthy. We’re consistently striving for innovation and excitement in our obstacles, so there’s always a chance you’ll see something brand new! From the moment you step off of that start line, until you triumphantly cross the finish, we hope you’re prepared to have the time of your life among so many of your new best friends in the Muddy Dash community.
Event details and schedule
Choose your start time and run with your friends and hundreds of others on this obstacle course!
Get more details on our website so you're ready to conquer YOUR Muddy Dash!
Race Overview The Glacier Ridge Ultramarathons and Trail Race (GRT) is growing into a full race series as we head into our second year. Pain in Moraine returns September 11–12 at Moraine State Park’s South Shore, bringing back the 24-hour, 10K loop challenge for another round. Get ready to see how many laps you can stack up in year two! The route will hit the Pleasant Valley, Hilltop, and Sunken Garden trails. Each loop is an almost perfect 10k (6.2 miles) with approximately 723' of vertical gain.Competitors can arrive at any point during the event to log their loops. If runners wish to log some loops, leave the event, and return at a later time to do more, then please communicate your intentions to the RD. New to 2026, Miles of Smiles will track participants. There is plenty of room near the start finish to setup a "base camp". Tents and canopies are permitted and should be tethered appropriately.CAMP FIRES are not permitted. There will be a couple propane heaters near the main tent
overnight. ALCOHOL is not permitted as this event takes place within a state park.The main tent will have a fully stocked aide station. Hot food will be available (toasted cheese, cheese quesadilla, ramen noodles, hot dogs, pizza). A mini aid station will be set up at the halfway point, stocked with water and Gatorade and available to runners throughout the entire event. Race Location Moraine State Park, South Shore: Sunken Garden TrailheadCoordinates: 40.941781, -80.093522 Event day registration Yes, you can show up and register for the event on race day if capacity is not met. Cash or Venmo accepted. Depending on availability, swag will be given with a the bib. Race Schedule FridayLocation: Sunken Garden Parking lot at Moraine's South Shore5:00 – 6:45 PM – Packet pick-upStarting at 7:00 PM - event beginsSaturday6:00 PM - Last loop cutoff7:00 PM - Event ends Awards will be given at the conclusion of the challenge. Pacing Pacing?!? On a loop challenge? Just register as a participant and log
as many loops as you want with your runner. Runner Swag & Awards Registrations, prior to 8/23/2026, will receive a pair of 3" wool socks in their race packet and a Techno Lite Vest. Awards go to the male and female that complete the most loops within the 24 hour period. Tie breakers will be determined by the last loop time. Additional awards will be given for competitors achieving ultra distances based on loop count. (5+ loops) Age limitations All runners, under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. No exceptions Crew This is a loop challenge. Crews can offer assistance to their runner(s) at the start/finish and at the 3.5 mile water station. Parking is limited at the water station. Parking on the road is not allowed.Crews are responsible for their own food and drinks. Race management, sponsors, and volunteers are not responsible for lost or injured crews. Crews must abide by posted speed limits. You will have more than enough time to get from one aid station to the next ahead of
your runner! Pregnancy & Postpartum Policy A refund or deferment will be issued for pregnancy or postpartum. Please contact the RD. Event's current local time: 4:24 AM ET
The Fall Mighty Moraine Multi Sport Event will host the Pennsylvania State Triathlon Championships on August 15 and 16, 2026 and will include an Olympic Distance Triathlon, Relay, and Aqua bike on August 16 and the Sprint Triathlon, Sprint Adventure Race, Sprint Duathlon, Sprint Aqua bike, High School Sprint Triathlon, Sprint Relay, Novice Sprint Triathlon and Super Sprint Races on August 16.
Our Youth Triathlon will be Saturday evening, August 15 at 4:00 PM.
All races are sanctioned by USA Triathlon.
Schedule of events
August 15 Tentative Schedule
Late packet pick-up and transition opens at 5:15 AM $20 fee
Transition closes at 6:30 AM
Pre-race meeting, National Anthem at 6:30 AM
Olympic Races start at 6:50 AM
Youth Race Transition opens 4:00 PM
Transition closes 4:45 PM
10 and under start at 5:00 PM
11-14 start at the conclusion of the 10 and under races.
August 16 Tentative Schedule
Late packet pick up and transition opens at 5:15 AM $20 fee
Transition closes at 6:30 AM
Pre-race meeting and National Anthem at 6:30 AM
Duathlon and Adventure Race at 6:45 AM
High School State Championships 6:50 AM
Sprint Triathlon Men 34 and younger and Aqua Bike and Relay 6:55 AM
Sprint Triathlon men 35 and older 7:00 AM
Sprint Triathlon women 7:05 AM
Sprint Triathlon Novice Wave 7:20 AM
Super Sprint Triathlon 7:45 AM
4 concurrent races:
100 miles - 17,627' elev gain - 32 hour limit - 5 AM Saturday to 1 PM Sunday = 19:06 / mile
100K - 11,026' elev gain - 31 hour limit - 6 AM Saturday to 1 PM Sunday = 30:00 / mile
50K - 5,459' elev gain - 17 hour limit - 7 AM to midnight Saturday = 32:48 / mile
25k 7hour limit-9am to 4pm Saturday
50k, 100k, and 100mile will receive belt buckles for finishers awards. 25K will receive an award to be determined.
Start line target of approximately 100 participants in the 100K, 225 in the 50K, 150 in the 25k and 90 in the 100 miler
50K loop course on primarily the rugged single-track Gerard Hiking Trail of OCSP
Approx. over 2,000 reflective flags, signage and hundreds of orange soccer cones mark the course
Friends, family, crew and pacer friendly
Race HQ is beautiful Titusville Middle School (TMS) - 415 Water St - lat: 41.625226, long: -79.667267 - serves as the start / finish line, aid station # 4, and race HQ - post-race showers are included in your entry fee.
PACERS MUST REGISTER AT EITHER THE MIDDLE SCHOOL OR AID STATION #2***
NOTE PACKET PICK UP INFORMATION FOR FRIDAY-Packet pick up and merchandise sales location will be determined at a later date.
We at Mount Pleasant are excited to offer The Mount Pleasant Challenge again! This challenging course has hundreds of feet of vertical change, which will test your abilities!
Everyone who registers before September 22nd will receive a lightweight, roomy, highly breathable, moisture-wicking tee shirt! The kid's event is just $5 and the first 30 participants will receive a FREE tee shirt!
The 52nd annual Youngstown Peace Race takes place on Sunday, October 18th, 2026. The event includes a 400-Meter Kids Fun Run (Ages 10 & Under), 2-Mile Run/Walk, & 11K. A virtual option is also available.
Please be aware that due to construction in the park, the 10K will move to an 11K distance this year.
The 25K begins at 8:30am.
The Kids Fun Run begins at 9:00am and starts west of the Federal Plaza & Wick Ave intersection in Downtown Youngstown.
The 2-Mile begins at 9:30am from the square in Downtown Youngstown.
The 11K begins at 10:00am and the start line drop off area is located at Kirkmere Elementary School. 11K Runners must pick up packets before going to Kirkmere. The 11K will follow a fast point-to-point course starting from the Kirk Rd. & S. Schenley Ave. intersection, winding through scenic Mill Creek Park.
All races finish at the monument at the intersection of Federal Plaza & Wick Ave. under the finish line banner.
For additional race information, please visit our website, ytownpeacerace.org.
MTB Short Track Racing.
This will be we learn as we go. A work in progress. Categories my need refined or combined.
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🐝 Bee a Friend Festival & Parade is a kid-centered community event celebrating kindness, inclusion, and being a good friend.
Join us for a Best Friends Parade, Sensory Friendly Activities, a thoughtfully curated market featuring vendors who support the autism community through resources and lived experience, first responder trucks, and a sensory-friendly indoor pavilion designed for calm breaks and quiet time.
🎟️ Raffles will be held throughout the day, and all sponsorships benefit Logan’s Landing Project and our mission to help make play and travel more accessible for all families.
👯 Decorate your parade group as your favorite friendly duo (costumes encouraged, never required!)
🏆 Prizes for best costumes and decorations
🌈 Sensory-aware • Family-friendly • Everyone belongs
✨ Come for what works for your family and stay as long as you’d like
Last Day to order shirts is October 4th,2025
Register now for the 5th Annual Preston Park 5k sponsored by Friends of Preston Park Foundation.
NEW Last YEAR!! A 10k race will be held after the 5k. The 10k course is slightly more difficult than the 5k and uses some different parts of the park. Special prizes will be awarded to those who complete the Preston Park 15k challenge and run both the 5k and 10k courses such as a finisher medal, a hoagie and a hat. You did both races you deserve it !!
If you have not participated in the past, this 5K/10K is the perfect opportunity to experience Preston Park. Last year, runners, many of whom were first time visitors, enjoyed a wonderful fall day and praised the natural beauty of Preston Park - "Butler County's hidden gem." Be a part of this great day for runners and FPPF.
If you're a runner ... the course is not technical but very runnable, and one of those races that you need to do at least once. Walkers are welcome also.
There will be awards after each race.
This is the 22nd YUTC Event
Mill Creek Park is a very scenic and picturesque area maintained by the Ohio Metro Parks system. It is the second largest urban park in the USA - only Central Park is larger.
The current course is 95% single track past large mature trees, past lakes and waterfalls. It is mixture of short steep hills followed by runnable terrain.
There is approximately 1397 feet of elevation gain per 25K loop.
The 25K course is one loop around Mill Creek Park. The 50K course is two loops around Mill Creek Park.
This is a terrific race for the newcomers to trail running and challenging for the old veteran trail dogs.
YUTC will provide everyone with a truly memorable experience. You will find yourself stopping and snapping photo after photo to share with friends and family.
The YUTC Course:
The course begins at the Bresko Pavilion and travels clockwise around the park passing the Mill then traveling through the Covered Bridge to the aid station on the other side.
After leaving the aid station, the course travels counter clock wise around Newport Lake. The course returns to the Covered Bridge and the aid station.
After leaving the Covered Bridge aid station for the second time, the course travels clockwise back to the Wick Recreation area - to the finish line/aid station at the Bresko Pavilion.
The course will be well marked on race day. There will be white ribbon hanging from the trees, white pie plates indicating turns and water based white paint on the ground with arrows.
Notes: The course will remain approximately the same this year. The 2025 race will continue to circle Lake Newport. The original YUTC course circled the lake. The course will again circle the Lake Newport.
Registration
The race is capped at 250 runners. 125 runners for the 25K and 125 runners for the 50K.
In 2026 - there will be race day signups!
NO transfers for any reason! Deferments will be permitted in the case of pregnancy and post partum issues.
NO REFUNDS - NO EXCEPTIONS!
REGISTRATION NOTE: Your requested Tee Shirt size will not be guaranteed if your Race Registration is received after 5:00 PM on August 16, 2026.
Race Day Information
Packet pickup will begin at 6:15 AM in the parking lot at the Wick Recreation Area near the playground. (Bib numbers, tee shirts and swag)
There are flush toilets at the new recreation center and the golf office. Porta-johns and pit toilets are also available nearby.
NOTE: the porta-johns will be available even if the new recreation center building is open.
7:30 am start for the 50K runners and end at 4:30PM - Note - 50K runners must leave the start/finish line for their second loop by 12:30 PM.
8:00 am start for the 25K runners and end at 4:30PM
The park will be open. There will be other visitors in the park. Please be respectful.
Please remember that we are guests in Mill Creek Park. Cause no damage and do not litter.
Aid Stations
There are two aid stations at the Youngstown Ultra Trail Classic:
Covered Bridge - you will visit this aid station two times per 25K loop. The first visit is approximately 7 miles from the start. The second visit is at approximately 11 miles.
If you are running the 50K race, you will visit the Covered Bridge Aid Station two more times: at approximately mile 21.5 and approximately 25.5.
Start/Finish Line - you will visit this once for the 25K race - mile 15.5 - this will be the end of your race. You visit twice for the 50K race - once at the mile 15.5 and at the end of the race 31 miles.
NOTE: Feminine products will be available at both aid stations.
Our aid stations are manned by friendly and encouraging volunteers. The food will not be packaged – we will have nutritious and delicious cut fruit, sandwiches, snacks - water, Gatorade and other drinks
There will be an after-race party this year. We are going to celebrate in the Bresko Pavilion same as 2025.
We encourage family and friends to join you after you cross the finish line for photos and fellowship. Last year, the hillside at the finish line was covered with a cheering crowd. Waving and shouting as the runners valiantly charged up the hill to the finish. Let's continue this wonderful tradition!
Finisher Awards
In 2026, the finisher's will be a running visor marked with "YUTC 25K 50K" . A running shirt will be given to all runners during check-in and a finisher's bumper sticker will be awarded at the finish line.
To be considered a Finisher of YUTC you MUST meet these four conditions:
a. Start at the correct time for your event at Wick Recreation Area
b. Complete the entire prescribed course by running, walking or crawling under your own power. In addition, you MUST complete the course in the correct direction.
c. Complete the distance that you are registered to run (You can NOT change distances during the race)
d. Finish the race for your registered distance by 4:30 PM
NOTE: There will be two organized orientation/training runs in 2026 starting at Wick Recreation Area at 8:00 AM.
June 13, 2026
July 18, 2026
The East Brady River Run is a scenic 5K race held along the beautiful Allegheny River in East Brady, Pennsylvania, offering runners a flat, picturesque course that highlights the charm of this riverfront community. More than just a race, the event brings participants together in support of the Bill Markel Memorial Scholarship, helping to honor Bill Markel’s legacy by providing educational opportunities for local students, while being active along the road and river he loved. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or joining for fun and community spirit, the East Brady River Run delivers an energizing experience for a meaningful cause.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, September 19th, 2026
Start Time: Both events begin at 10:00 AM
5K Run: The 5K run is for serious or casual runners of all ages and will be chip timed by Runner's High.
1-Mile Walk: Untimed, relaxed, and perfect for all ages!
Children 4 and under are FREE!
Leashed Pets are welcome!
MUST BE REGISTERED ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 5th, 2026 TO BE GUARANTEED A RACE DAY SHIRT.
T-shirts will be available for purchase on race day in limited sizes and quantities.