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Join us for our 2nd annual 5K run/walk at the Belmont County Fairgrounds to raise money for LifeWise programs in Belmont County, Ohio. LifeWise is a nonprofit organization that teaches character trait education through Bible stories during school hours. The course is paved with beautiful rural scenery. It is a family friendly environment with activities for the kids including a color fun run following the 5K race. The Big Red Bus will make an appearance. Food will be provided for the race participants. Leashed dogs and strollers are welcome. Be respectful of other runners. Please clean up after your dog.
5K Registration Details:
Race day registration starts at 7:00 a.m. with a race start time of 8:30 a.m.
$25- Early registration now until July 9th
$30- Registration after July 9th
$20- Students 17 years of age and under
Register by July 31st to be guaranteed a shirt
Mission
The Shane E Horner Foundation provides access to postsecondary education to members of our community who otherwise would not have the financial means to fulfill their educational goals. The Foundation sees higher education as a catalyst, an agent of change for individuals, families, communities, and nations.
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.
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.
https://www.facebook.com/100acrewoodshop
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
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
Heats in Hiram is a short track mountain bike training series giving riders an opportunity for a workout during the week in a fun, competitive, and social environment. The series consists of 3 nights of racing on consecutive Tuesday nights in August, 8/4, 8/11, and 8/18. Racers will have the opportunity to compete twice during the night in their self-identified category. Each race will last approximately 20 minutes consisting of a ~1 mile loop of dirt tractor path and wooded single track. Between races, riders will have the opportunity to ride additional trail on the property.
Online Race Waiver must be signed by all participants.
Racers have the option to sign-up for the whole series at a discounted price or can register for individual nights.
Racers will be assigned a Number Plate for the series which will be used for the all 3 nights. If a number plate is lost a new one will be assigned.
THERE IS NO RUNNING WATER ON SITE. Please bring your own water for hydration and cleaning.
Scoring:
Nightly: Top 3 Podium in each category based on the sum of points. See point system below.
Tiebreakers will be the result from the second race of the night
Series: Minimum Top 3 Podium in each category based on sum of points.
Tiebreakers
Number of races competed in
Most recent result and so on
Awards/Podiums
Will take place approximately 10 minutes following the completion of each category's second race.
Awards will be based upon attendance and equal across categories.
Prizes:
Rays MTB (@RaysMTB) / Posts / X
One Day Passes to Ray's Indoor Mountain Bike Park
Possibility for Cash Payouts if minimum participation requirements are met.
RACE DAY SCHEDULE
5:00 - 6:00 Course Preview and Warm Up
6:00 - 6:20 A Race
6:20 - 6:40 B Race
6:40 - 7:00 C Race
7:00 - 7:20 A Race
7:20 - 7:40 B Race
7:40 - 8:00 C Race
Race Promoter has authority to adjust schedule based on participation numbers and other factors including weather.
Racers can adjust race category throughout the series as they see fit.
Keep it FUN… This is a training series
POINT SYSTEM:
Position Points
1 75
2 60
3 50
4 45
5 41
6 38
7 36
8 35
9 34
10 33
10+1,… 33-1,…
DNF,DNS 0