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Join us for 3.1 miles on
Sunday., August 30, 2026 – 8 a.m.
5K Run/Walk for Women @ Penn State Behrend
Whether you’re a seasoned athlete, a novice runner or a couch potato up for a challenge, the Women’s Engagement Council’s 5K Run/Walk for Women is a safe place to stretch your legs, find your wings and accomplish your personal fitness goals with the support and encouragement of women just like you. The Run for Women, a Penn State Behrend Women’s Engagement Council event, gives women the rare opportunity to be the front runners and cross the finish line first. Regardless of your age or ability, we hope you’ll gather your friends, family, and colleagues to revel in the immense empowerment of a women’s 5K! Note that participation in this event is open to all regardless of sex or gender.
Sweet Reward
Need more incentive to toe the line at the Run for Women 5K at Penn State Behrend? How about Penn State’s world-famous Berkey Creamery Ice Cream at the post-race party. This sweet treat – courtesy of Penn State Behrend Athletics Program — will be the perfect way to cool down and refuel while you kick back and chill with all your new running friends.
Details, details
Location: Penn State Behrend’s Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Center (AMIC), 5350 Technology Drive (top of Jordan Road).
Parking: Burke Parking Deck (Technology Drive), AMIC lot, Junker Center.
Please be sure your email address is correct to get parking maps, course maps, last minute race instructions, and a code for packet pickup!
Run or walk
There will be no official walk division or walk awards, entrants may run, walk or do a little of both. Please note that those under 18 must be accompanied by an adult, however the adult is not required to participate.
Registration/T-Shirts
The entry fee for the 5K is $25. This price includes a women’s-fit race t-shirt (shirts run true to size, but if you like a little more room, order a size up). Students in grades K-college are $15 with a shirt. There is a $5 discount if you don’t want a shirt. Register online at behrend.psu.edu/wec.
Day-of-race registration and packet pickup on race morning at AMIC from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. Note: T-shirts will not be available for late/day-of-race entries. You must pre-register by 8/8/25 to get a shirt.
The Course
The 3.1-mile course starts at Behrend’s Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Center (AMIC) on Technology Drive, loops through Knowledge Park on closed roads, and returns to finish in front of the AMIC building.
The Race Director
Heather Cass has been running and racing in the Erie area for more than 25 years. She founded the Her Times Women’s 5K, which she directed for 15 years at Presque Isle State Park.
Timing/Results
Timing by Big White Trailer Timing. Results will be posted shortly after the race. Awards (for women) will be distributed at an awards table when results are complete. Results will be posted at bigwhitetrailer.com
Awards
The top three women overall, top master, and the top three women in each of the following age groups will receive awards: 8 & under, 9-12, 13-15, 16-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-70, 70+
Pre-race packet pick-up
Early packet pickup will be held on FRIDAY, Aug. 28, from 4-6 p.m. at Penn State Behrend’s Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Center (AMIC), 5350 Technology Drive (off Jordan Road) in Harborcreek. There will be signs posted. These are the only times you’ll be able to pick up at Behrend before race morning. You CAN pick up your packet on race day morning though!
*** Be sure your email address is correct when you sign up to get last minute race instructions and a code for packet pickup!
Race Proceeds
Proceeds from this race will support Behrend students and programming that promotes women and allies of women.
Disability Services
Penn State encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing any type of accommodation or have questions about the physical access provided, please contact Race Director Heather Cass at [email protected] or call 814-898-6419 at least two weeks prior to the start of the program to allow sufficient time to effectively meet your access needs.
Keep in Touch
Like “RunForWomen5KatPSB” on and “PSBwomenscouncil” on Facebook.
Learn more about the Women’s Engagement Council at www.behrend.psu.edu/wec
NOMBS, Cleveland Area Mountain Bike Association, & Shenanigans Jr Cycling are proud to present the 2026 Ohio State MTB Championship Race at West Branch State Park!
In 2025 West Branch saw a major expansion of the MTB trails, with the effort led by Mike Ryba, CAMBA, and ODNR. Mike has been the driving force behind so many NE Ohio trails for 25 years. What better way to celebrate these milestones than to host a race!
Camping & Pratice Laps:
By special permission of ODNR there will be limited car camping at the trailhead for Saturday night at the trailhead and race start! You must check the box that you want to car camp during reg, limit of 20 spots.
RV sites can be booked here.
Group campfire Friday and Saturday evening.
Course will be marked for practice laps early Saturday.
THIS EVENT IS RAIN OR SHINE!
Course info pending.
12pm race course:
Strava map here.
Elevation 654 feet.
Lap time by one of our E-bikers was 29 minutes. One of our novice riders did 59 minutes.
10am Jr Novice Race Course:
Strava map here.
2 laps, 30 minute cutoff to start lap 2.
Jr novice scored on laps completed.
4.51 miles.
The double top secret start/finish area loop will add about 0.5 mile to each lap.
Prolog will add about 0.25 mile to the first lap.
Elevation 414 feet.
Day Of Registration:
While we strongly encourage you to preregister (and greatly appreciate you doing so as it helps the event go more smoothly), there will be "day of" registration. It will be an extra $10 after 6pm Saturday evening, and will close 60 minutes before the start of your event.
Race day Schedule:
9am registration/packet pickup opens
9:30am Cat 3 Jr Novice U19-U13 & Kids race day of registration closes
10am Cat3 Jr Novice U19-U13 & Kids race start
11:30 am day of registration & number pickup closes.
11:40 am Jr Novice podiums and riders Meeting
12pm Cat 1 categories start
12:40pm All remaining cat 2 and cat 3 categories start. THIS TIME IS APPROXIMATE!
2:30-3pm, all podiums.
Adaptive racers, we may alter where in the schedule you start as we work with you and learn what works best.
!!!!!!!Start time notes!!!!!
In an effort to offer a safer and more fun race environment for all participants we are now starting Cat 2 and Cat 3 racers after Cat 1 and E Bikes have completed one lap. This greatly reduces conflict between very fast cat 1 and E Bike racers passing novice racers by nearly eliminating lap traffic. The posted start time of 12:40m for cat 2 & 3 is approximate. We will begin releasing the remaining cat 2 & 3 waves after Cat 1 racers go through scoring. Know your wave number!
10am Cat3 Jr. Novice Races
You may have noticed that we are doing Cat3 Jr novice races early in the day and be asking "hey, what's up with that?" We want to give Jr's, and particularly novice Jr's the best race day experience we can. Separating the Jr. novice races to an earlier start allows us to do 3 things:
Fewer racers on course for the race.
For families where the one or both parents also race it gives the parents a chance to spectate and cheer their kids.
Novice Jr's get their own start, with more people cheering and spectating. Bring the cowbells!
NOMBS E-Bike rules
To compete in the e-bike division at NOMBS events your bike must be UCI/USAC compliant.
Your bike, firmware, and drive unit must either be on the UCI approved drive unit list at this link.
Or you need to bring in the certification from your motor's manufacturer that your bike is a Class 1 e-bike with no more than 750w of power at the rear wheel and no more than 20mph of pedal assist.
Do not modify or hack the bike's firmware to do anything other than the Class 1 definition above. In other words, do not do anything like pushing the buttons to make your bike a Class 3 e-bike, taking the wheel magnet and moving it to your cranks, or using an app to get all the power.
YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO BRING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION about your e-bike’s drive unit with you to inspection located next to timing by 11am:
Declaration of Conformity for your e-bike
The firmware version of your e-bike drive unit
Specifically, you need to bring in a copy of your e-bike's signed Declaration of Conformity confirming compliance with EN15194 (probably the easiest), UL 2849, and/or CFR 1512. This should be available on your e-bike manufacturer's website or in your e-bike's user's manual. If all else fails, call your e-bike manufacturer and ask. Every e-bike manufacturer has these certificates and are required to have them to sell their e-bikes to the public.
USA Cycling Licenses, and NOMBS Series Championship rules & eligibility:
NOMBS is proud to be bringing a USAC sanctioned series to Ohio and be hosting the official USA Cycling Ohio MTB Championship. Partnering with USA Cycling helps us offer you a great series with structure, consistent categories & scoring, good insurance for landowners, and allows an opportunity for riders with goals outside Ohio to earn USAC points.
State Championship Eligibility:
Must be an Ohio resident on your USAC license.
Must hold an annual USA Cycling license.
One day licenses and non residents are not eligible for State Championship medals but will be awarded podium prizes.
USA Cycling Race Age:
Your “race age” is the age you will be on December 31st. This rule exists so that a person does not have to change the age group they are entering partway through a race season.
NOMBS Series Championship Eligibility rules:
A rider must have a current USA Cycling License (need not reside in Ohio).
Must race in the season finale race.
Scored on best 5 races.
In the event of a points tie the season final race is the tie breaker.
Complete series rules can be found here.
Come join the South Side cross country and track teams for our 3rd annual 5K on our South Side campus in Hookstown, PA. This sunset fun run will help us all close out the summer and get ready for school to begin. This run will be part cross country trail, part track, and also through our school grounds. There are no public roads or traffic, making it a great run for kids and families. Race will be followed by fun family activities.
All proceeds benefit the middle and high school track and cross-country teams.
Race starts at 7PM. Registration and packet pick-up starts at 6PM
You must register by July 31st in order to be guaranteed a shirt!
Age groups: 1-8, 9-10, 11-13, 14-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+
We are also accepting donations through this site. Become a donor at gold ($100+) silver ($50-99) bronze ($20-49) level and have your name on the back of the race shirt. Friend donations (under $20) are still very much appreciated. Donations must be received by July 31st to be on the shirt. THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
New This year: Introducing Team Registration!
Gather your teammates (5+ from South Side Football, Hopewell Soccer, Lincoln Park Volleyball, or any school team!) and register together for just $10 each runner. Compete as a team and we'll average the times of your top 5 finishers. Go head-to-head with other school squads for awesome prizes! Optional additional race shirts will be available for purchase.
Don't miss out on this exciting new way to compete and celebrate your school spirit!
We invite you to participate in Passavant Hospital Foundation's 14th Annual 4K and 8K Run/Walk on Friday, August 07, 2026, at the North Park Pool Loop and Pie Traynor Field in Allison Park.
Join Us the very next morning on Saturday, August 08, 2026, at the UPMC Passavant Sportsplex at Graham Park in Cranberry for the 4th Family Wellness Run/Walk.
14th Annual 4K & 8K Run/Walk Details
Date: Friday, August 07, 2026
Location: North Park Pool Loop, the starting line will be set by the Harmar Pavilion near Pie Traynor Field.
Times: Race will start promptly at 6:00PM.
Arrive no later than 5:00PM before Allegheny County Police Shut Down the Road
This race will be TIMED by The Runner's High Timing Service
PETS ARE WELCOMED AT THE 4K/8K RUN/WALK
Fourth Annual Family Wellness Run/Walk Details
Date: Saturday, August 08, 2026
Time: 8:00AM Start
Location: UPMC Passavant Sportsplex at Graham Park in Cranberry Township - Soccer Fields
Starting Line is Under the UPMC Passavant Sportsplex Sign
Distance: 5K
This race will be TIMED by GCXC Race Timing & Management
Fifth Annual Kids Fun Run Race Details
Date: Saturday, August 08, 2026
Time: 9:00AM - immediately after the 5K Race.
Location: UPMC Passavant Sportsplex at Graham Park in Cranberry Township - Soccer Fields
Ages: 15 Months to 10 Year's Old
Requirements:
Child must walk/run unassisted.
A parent MUST be present while the child is running/walking either next to them helping run/walk or at the finish line
We will have an identifier for each child and parent to wear to match.
Pricing for Each Race
4K Race: $30.00
8K Race: $30.00
Family Wellness Race: $30.00
Kid's Race: $10.00
Legacy Runner: $50.00
Registration Packet Pick Up
Details will be emailed to you once your register.
Award Categories
Awards will only be given out on Friday and Saturday
4K, 5K and 8K - Female's
Overall Winners - 1st, 2nd and 3rd Places
Age Categories - 1st, 2nd and 3rd Places
4K, 5K and 8K - Male's
Overall Winners - 1st, 2nd and 3rd Places
Age Categories - 1st, 2nd and 3rd Places
Group Awards to be given out. More Information To Come
Sponsorship Opportunities Available: Call 412-748-6641 or email [email protected] for more information.
About Us: Proceeds from the Run/Walk support UPMC Passavant, McCandless and Cranberry campuses, advancing the health and wellness for all in our community through education, outreach and grant making.
Refund Policy: All entry fees are non-refundable.
Life Run
This annual race is in memory of our dear friend Dave McDonald.
Dave loved to run, he loved the Heron, and he loved music.
REGISTRATION IS FREE!
Please consider donating as all proceeds will benefit
Centaur Stride Therapeutic Riding Facility, in Sherman, NY.
This well-marked route is both challenging and fun, and will satisfy new
and experienced runners and walkers of all ages.
🗓️ Race Day: Sunday, August 16, 2026
The main event! Our 5K trail race is open to all ages and abilities and is FREE to register and participate!
Run or walk our scenic trail course
Live music from 11am-3pm
Breakfast & lunch available for purchase
Kids-games and family-friendly fun for everyone!
🎶 Music from 11AM-3PM 🎶
Live performances by:
👕 Event t-shirts available for purchase while supplies last.
🕖 Online registration open through Friday, August 14 at 6:59 PM
🎶 Want more fun?
We are honoring Dave all weekend with live-music and community connection!
Come out on Saturday and camp out overnight!
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 – MUSIC & CAMPING KICKOFF!
🎶 Music from 6PM–Midnight! 🎶
Live performances by:
Also on Saturday:
Dinner available for purchase
Overnight camping under the stars
🎟️ Tickets are required for Saturday music and camping. Grab yours here!
Timed by Trackqua.
Sanctioned by USATF.
Visit The Heron Farm and Events Center
for the full schedule of camping, music, and family programming.
Get Ready to Take Flight at the
2026 FlyBy 5K and 2 Mile Fun Run/Walk
presented by CNX Resources
After a brief layover in 2025, the FlyBy 5K and 2-Mile Fun Run/Walk returns for its ninth year in 2026! This unique course gives participants exclusive access to run through the taxiways of Pittsburgh International Airport, a true behind-the-scenes look and a side of the airport few get to see.
This family-friendly race makes it possible for everyone to race the airport grounds and earn their wings! There are two options to participate: the 5K (a timed 3.1-mile course) and the 2-Mile Fun Run/Walk (untimed), so there's something for everyone. Children younger than 4 years old can register for free.
Proceeds from the FlyBy 5K and 2‑Mile Fun Run/Walk support the Allegheny County Airport Authority Charitable Foundation.
*Children aged 4 or younger on race day can register at no charge; however, due to FAA requirements for who can be on the property, these children must be officially registered for the event and wear their assigned race bib to identify them as event participants.
This is a fun and unique local trail running event with combined wide trails and single-track trails for all skill levels.
Your choice of three trail events.
1.) 5k trail walk/ run (1 lap) wide gravel and grass trails
2.) 10k trail run (1 lap) wide grass gravel along with dirt single track no major water crossings.
3.) Half Marathon trail run (2 laps 10k+ course) same as the 10k course no major water crossings.
All monies raised will go to support local youth/ Boy Scout development activities.
Only the 5K walk run permits dogs and strollers.
First and foremost, we have every intention of hosting the Bull Dam Trail Run, scheduled onsite.
That said, there are two reasons it could be canceled, changed significantly, or postponed that are out of our control:
1.) Cancellations by a government agency (think Covid restrictions)
2.) If there is extreme, inclement weather. (Lightning, high winds, hail)
Note that we are subject to all restrictions put in place by the Pennsylvania State Government, the Pennsylvania Department of Health, and the North East Area Emergency Management Agency. We will follow their guidelines.
Also, note that we will try to have the post-race breakfast of waffles and sausage and maybe bacon. We are required to have a health department permit to serve food. We will have some sort of post-race refreshments that will meet safety guidelines – perhaps local fruits and prepackaged snacks. (We will have breakfast again this year)
Here are some specific details on the Bull Dam Trail Run, which is made up of three events:
1.) A 5K Trail Run/Walk
2.) A 10 Trail Run
3.) A 13.1 Mile Trail Run (two loops plus a little of the 10k course plus a little more.)
Timing the events:
We will have a timer on site. The results go up online within minutes.
The start:
) All events will start at the same time. 7:30 AM.
) The start of all events will be a “Soft Start or Rolling Start”.
) All events will start in the same start window. (See starting note below)
) The bibs are Radio Frequency chipped and read at the start.
The Finish:
) The finish will be video recorded.
) The Bibs will read the RF chips at the finish and are yours to keep.
) Results will be calculated based on your start time and your finish time. The recorded chip times differential is the official time that the race will be scored on. The video is simply for backup if the chip result does not record.
Start Note:
We will start all events at 7:30-7:35 AM. You will not be able to change your event on the day of the race.
) The event start window will be 5 minutes.
) Once you cross the start line, your event starts for you.
Use of water stations and porta potties.
The “Soft Start” is intended to spread out crowding at the water stations, the trails, and porta potties.
This should enable you as a participant to socially distance yourself from other runners.
The water stations will be manned for refill work only.
The water station will be self-serve only. (there may be folks to help)
The folks at the water stations are to restock supplies, do minor clean-up, and let the race officials know if there is a runner in need of assistance.
There will be an official start line with RF sensors.
There will be an official finish line with RF sensors.
The 5K Run/ Walk Course:
The 5k course is around the reservoir and will be unflagged for most of the course. It is one lap of the reservoir. Always keep the water to the same side it is on when you start. If the water is behind, you or on the opposite side you are probably going the wrong way.
The 10k & 13.1-mile Course:
The 10k & Half Marathon is in the woods and will be fully flagged with flags about 30-50 feet apart. There will be caution tape up to guide participants in confusing areas.
Course tear-down will start at 11:30 AM as we are required by the North East Borough to have flags and caution tape removed within 48 hours. This takes a lot of manpower and time as we have approximately 6,000 flags on the course as well as caution tape.
Onsite registration:
1.) Registration/ Payments must be done online via Runsign-up either on your smartphone or online.
2.) There will be some bibs on-site for same-day registration. Cash Only unless you register on-site via your phone.
By signing up for the race you understand that we will do whatever we must to have this race, onsite. If the race is canceled by things beyond our control, there will be no refunds.
NEW 10k for 2026!
We will be celebrating the new Buckeye Trail section at West Branch State Park. The Buckeye Trail has recently been designated a State Trail by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and is only the third trail to receive this recognition. This new section is the first of more to come!
West Branch State Park is predominantly forested with a mix of deciduous and coniferous trees. The forest is primarily oak-hickory and provides habitats for a diverse array of wildlife, including deer, foxes, raccoons, squirrels, pheasant, and songbirds. The dense canopy provides shade and cool temperatures in the warmer months making it perfect for hiking and running.
Marathoners will make their way around the eastern end of the lake crossing the dam and then continuing to the entrance to the campground before returning back to the beach. Half marathoners will finish at the turnaround and take a shuttle back to the finish party at the beach. 10k participants will complete an all-trail route from the beach to the dam and back.
Are you ready to launch your running to the next level in 2026? Join us for the first ever Sidewinder in Montour Woods Conservation Area, with proceeds benefiting the Hollow Oak Land Trust*. Choose your distance: Half Marathon (hikers welcome), 20 Mile (hikers welcome), or the full 50K and expect a well-marked route, solid aid, and a welcoming first-year vibe.
Interested in volunteering at the race? Please fill out this form.
About the Course:
Typical Western PA trail conditions: twisty dirt singletrack with plenty of roots, windy switchbacks, and rocky sections that keep you on your toes. The course will consist of three parts: Liftoff, Orbit, and Final Approach.
Liftoff
Starting at Clearview Shelter in Moon Park, Liftoff is a 1.36 mile segment that will connect you from Moon Park to Montour Woods. Expect a nice flowy, downhill section connecting to a wooden boardwalk to start your race and ensure that all systems are go.
Orbit
Time to start into Orbit, consisting of a 9 mile loop around the Montour Woods Conservation Area. Orbit will take you through all the must-see sites in Montour Woods. You’ll cruise through the reclaimed concrete clearing of the old Nike missile site, pop out under the powerline, wind up and down and around the mountain, settle into a scenic stretch beside Meeks Run (with a waterfall spilling over rock ledges and a cave feature that feels like a hidden trail secret), and pass an old oil well tucked along the trail. Aid stations will be available approximately every 3-4 miles along the loop. One Orbit loop for the half marathon, two for the 20 milers, and three for those completing the 50K.
Final Approach
50K and Half Marathon: As the end of your journey draws near, you will climb into your Final Approach, a 2.87 mile, mostly double track loop around Moon Park. The loop gives you that perfect ending, knowing your journey is coming to a close and you're about to achieve your goal.
20 Mile: As the end of your journey draws near, you will climb back to the finish line, the same 1.36 segment as Liftoff but in reverse. An uphill push to the end, you'll be digging deep to finish strong and achieve your goal.
Vertical Gain per Distance:
50K: ~4500 ft
20 Mile: ~3200 ft
Half Marathon: ~1900 ft
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*Hollow Oak Land Trust partners with municipalities—including Moon and Robinson Townships, Coraopolis Borough, and the Avonworth Municipal Authority—to create interconnected greenways that link parks, conservation areas, and communities. These greenways serve as both wildlife corridors and trail connectors, expanding access to nature while protecting habitat and improving environmental resilience.
Swag
T-shirts are only guaranteed if you sign up by July 5, 2026.
Awards will be given to the top male and female finishers of each distance.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is the timing cut-off for the race? All three distances will have a cutoff of 10 hours.
Will the race be timed by a timing company? Yes, Miles of Smiles will be timing the event.
Are there nearby hotels? Yes, there are plenty of nearby hotels in both Robinson Township and Moon Township.
When will packet pick-up take place? We will provide more details on this later, but are anticipating packet pickup to be available the night before the race and the morning of.
The fifth annual Castle Run for Hope, presented by CommQuest & Alliance Rotary, takes place on Monday, September 7th, 2026.
Both organizations share a dedication to build and maintain a healthy community. CommQuest's mission is one of saving lives by providing collaborative care and advocacy for people through three pillars of service: mental health, addiction recovery and social support. Serving tens of thousands of people with social, emotional, and addiction issues survive and live their best lives.
Race day registration takes place beginning at 8:00am at Glamorgan Castle. The address is: 200 Glamorgan Street, Alliance, OH 44601.
The chip-timed 5K begins at 9:30am at Glamorgan Castle.
Participants receive a unique soft-blend shirt and custom finisher medal!
-Only those participants registered by August 21st are guaranteed a shirt. Finisher medals to the first 150 finishers.
DETAILS ON TUESDAY CATEGORIES (NEW), COURSES (NEW), SERIES (NEW), PAYOUTS (NEW) ETC: https://www.acaracing.com/schcrtue.html
For a $5 discount for every race and to support local racing in Pittsburgh, join the ACA as a member before registering:
https://www.bikereg.com/allegheny-cycling-association-membership
18 and under: USAC licenses are free for juniors. Get an annual license and USAC membership instead of a one-day license if you are a beginner https://usacycling.org/memberships-new
Getting started with ACA races: https://www.acaracing.com/getstarted.html
New ACA racer document: https://www.acaracing.com/Rider%20Instructions.pdf
2026 ACA Tuesday Criterium Series
1st race: Women Cat 1/2/3/4/5
2nd race: NonBinary Cat 4/5 (Women cat 4/5 encouraged to race here and/or the W1-5)
3rd race: Men's Cat 1/2/3
Second race/same day is now $15 (NEW)
Fields of 20+ racers will see increased payouts to 5 deep
One day licenses only for Category 5 (Novice) racers. All other racers must have an active USA Cycling license.
Minors must have the signature of a parent/guardian:
USAC One Day License Form for Minors
DETAILS ON WEDNESDAY CATEGORIES (NEW), COURSES (NEW), SERIES (NEW), PAYOUTS (NEW) ETC: https://www.acaracing.com/schcrwed.html
For a $5 discount for every race and to support local racing in Pittsburgh, join the ACA as a member before registering:
https://www.bikereg.com/allegheny-cycling-association-membership
18 and under: USAC licenses are free for juniors. Get an annual license and USAC membership instead of a one-day license if you are a beginner https://usacycling.org/memberships-new
Getting started with ACA races: https://www.acaracing.com/getstarted.html
New ACA racer document: https://www.acaracing.com/Rider%20Instructions.pdf
2026 ACA Wednesday Criterium Series
1st race: Masters Cat 1/2/3/4
2nd race: Men's Cat 3/4
3rd race: Men's Cat 4/5
Second race/same day is now $15 (NEW)
Fields of 20+ racers will see increased payouts to 5 deep
Women can race men's fields one category down (ex - cat 3 women can race the men's 4/5). BikeReg auto notifies ineligibility in this situation - if you are a woman registering down a field, please bypass the BikeReg notification and register anyway!
One day licenses only for Category 5 (Novice) racers. All other racers must have an active USA Cycling license.
Minors must have the signature of a parent/guardian:
USAC One Day License Form for Minors
DETAILS ON TUESDAY CATEGORIES (NEW), COURSES (NEW), SERIES (NEW), PAYOUTS (NEW) ETC: https://www.acaracing.com/schcrtue.html
For a $5 discount for every race and to support local racing in Pittsburgh, join the ACA as a member before registering:
https://www.bikereg.com/allegheny-cycling-association-membership
18 and under: USAC licenses are free for juniors. Get an annual license and USAC membership instead of a one-day license if you are a beginner https://usacycling.org/memberships-new
Getting started with ACA races: https://www.acaracing.com/getstarted.html
New ACA racer document: https://www.acaracing.com/Rider%20Instructions.pdf
2026 ACA Tuesday Criterium Series
1st race: Women Cat 1/2/3/4/5
2nd race: NonBinary Cat 4/5 (Women cat 4/5 encouraged to race here and/or the W1-5)
3rd race: Men's Cat 1/2/3
Second race/same day is now $15 (NEW)
Fields of 20+ racers will see increased payouts to 5 deep
One day licenses only for Category 5 (Novice) racers. All other racers must have an active USA Cycling license.
Minors must have the signature of a parent/guardian:
USAC One Day License Form for Minors
DETAILS ON WEDNESDAY CATEGORIES (NEW), COURSES (NEW), SERIES (NEW), PAYOUTS (NEW) ETC: https://www.acaracing.com/schcrwed.html
For a $5 discount for every race and to support local racing in Pittsburgh, join the ACA as a member before registering:
https://www.bikereg.com/allegheny-cycling-association-membership
18 and under: USAC licenses are free for juniors. Get an annual license and USAC membership instead of a one-day license if you are a beginner https://usacycling.org/memberships-new
Getting started with ACA races: https://www.acaracing.com/getstarted.html
New ACA racer document: https://www.acaracing.com/Rider%20Instructions.pdf
2026 ACA Wednesday Criterium Series
1st race: Masters Cat 1/2/3/4
2nd race: Men's Cat 3/4
3rd race: Men's Cat 4/5
Second race/same day is now $15 (NEW)
Fields of 20+ racers will see increased payouts to 5 deep
Women can race men's fields one category down (ex - cat 3 women can race the men's 4/5). BikeReg auto notifies ineligibility in this situation - if you are a woman registering down a field, please bypass the BikeReg notification and register anyway!
One day licenses only for Category 5 (Novice) racers. All other racers must have an active USA Cycling license.
Minors must have the signature of a parent/guardian:
USAC One Day License Form for Minors
DETAILS ON TUESDAY CATEGORIES (NEW), COURSES (NEW), SERIES (NEW), PAYOUTS (NEW) ETC: https://www.acaracing.com/schcrtue.html
For a $5 discount for every race and to support local racing in Pittsburgh, join the ACA as a member before registering:
https://www.bikereg.com/allegheny-cycling-association-membership
18 and under: USAC licenses are free for juniors. Get an annual license and USAC membership instead of a one-day license if you are a beginner https://usacycling.org/memberships-new
Getting started with ACA races: https://www.acaracing.com/getstarted.html
New ACA racer document: https://www.acaracing.com/Rider%20Instructions.pdf
2026 ACA Tuesday Criterium Series
1st race: Women Cat 1/2/3/4/5
2nd race: A race clinic replaces the NB45 race this week.
3rd race: Men's Cat 1/2/3
Second race/same day is now $15 (NEW)
Fields of 20+ racers will see increased payouts to 5 deep
One day licenses only for Category 5 (Novice) racers. All other racers must have an active USA Cycling license.
Minors must have the signature of a parent/guardian:
USAC One Day License Form for Minors
DETAILS ON WEDNESDAY CATEGORIES (NEW), COURSES (NEW), SERIES (NEW), PAYOUTS (NEW) ETC: https://www.acaracing.com/schcrwed.html
For a $5 discount for every race and to support local racing in Pittsburgh, join the ACA as a member before registering:
https://www.bikereg.com/allegheny-cycling-association-membership
18 and under: USAC licenses are free for juniors. Get an annual license and USAC membership instead of a one-day license if you are a beginner https://usacycling.org/memberships-new
Getting started with ACA races: https://www.acaracing.com/getstarted.html
New ACA racer document: https://www.acaracing.com/Rider%20Instructions.pdf
2026 ACA Wednesday Criterium Series
1st race: Masters Cat 1/2/3/4
2nd race: Men's Cat 3/4
3rd race: Men's Cat 4/5
Second race/same day is now $15 (NEW)
Fields of 20+ racers will see increased payouts to 5 deep
Women can race men's fields one category down (ex - cat 3 women can race the men's 4/5). BikeReg auto notifies ineligibility in this situation - if you are a woman registering down a field, please bypass the BikeReg notification and register anyway!
One day licenses only for Category 5 (Novice) racers. All other racers must have an active USA Cycling license.
Minors must have the signature of a parent/guardian:
USAC One Day License Form for Minors