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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 !!
REGISTRATION CLOSES AUGUST 8TH
Swim - Indoor Pool, Bike - Pavement, Run - Trail
Course Map - TBA
Course located entirely on The Bridge Sports Complex Campus
Rain or shine / No refunds
Participants guaranteed a t-shirt if registered by August 1st
STRETCH ZONE will be on-site providing free sessions to runners.
Kid's Triathlon (Ages 5-12)
Swim- 100 Yards, Bike - 1 Mile, Run - 100 Yard Dash
Stopwatch Timed
Super Sprint - Individual Only (Ages 10+)
Sprint - Individual or Team Relay (Ages 10+)
Swim - 750m, Bike 12.4 Miles, Run - 3.1 Miles
Teams can consist of 2 or 3 members
Safety Guidelines (Click Here)
Awards:
Finisher Medals
Overall top 3 male / 3 female
Age Divisions 10-29, 30-49, 50-69, 70+
This race is a part of the Bridge to Victory Race Series at the Bridge Sports Complex.
If you have questions or would like to volunteer, please contact:
Alyson Piot: [email protected]
Kayla Kurczak : [email protected]
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!
Get ready for our Main Street Classic Run/Walk for the Homeless on Saturday, August 15, 2026 at Storey Square in beautiful downtown Uniontown hosted by City Mission-Living Stones, Inc!! We are very excited to once again engage with family and friends for our 5K!! As some may already know, our race course begins and ends at Storey Square to include a portion of the beautiful Sheepskin Trail. As in past years, our Main Street Classic 5k will be professionally timed by SERJ Racing Services. Our 5K race is a very healthy, fun-filled event that includes a Commemorative Race Shirt, Kiddie Race, and many activities for kids, awards, refreshments, music, prizes, a basket auction, and much more!!!
Please visit IPlayOutside for complete coverage.
For more pictures and information about our Main Street Classic 5K, visit our Facebook page.
Below you will find more information for this year’s event.
2026 RACE INFO:
MAIN STREET CLASSIC 5K RUN/WALK FOR THE HOMELESS
Date: Saturday, August 15, 2026
Place: Storey Square
Cost: $25 Early Bird Pricing March 1-May 31st, 2026
$30 June 1st- August 14th, 2026
$35 on race day -August 15th, 2026
2025 Main Street Classic:
Race Day Registration: 7:00 AM
Start Time: 9:00 AM
Course: The race begins and ends at Storey Square and include a portion of the beautiful Sheepskin Trail. (MILE MARKERS AT EACH MILE)
Running & Walking Categories: 14 and under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, and 60 and up.
KIDDIE RACE (AGES 3 TO 12)
Date & Time: Saturday, August 15, 2026; 8:30 AM
Place: Storey Square
Cost: FREE
Course: Kids will run the distance around two city blocks
Join us for the Corny 5k & 1 mile run/walk. During corn and wheat harvest time, we are holding this event to help raise funds for the restoration of First Lutheran Church. Our church building is 100 years old this year in 2026 and we are fundraising for various repairs and updates.
Please come and join our a-mazingly corny event! Wear your corniest outfit and enjoy our corny family friendly atmosphere.
Everyone has been touched by mental illness in some way--either through our own struggle or through witnessing the struggle of a friend or family member. Please help put an end to the stigma of mental illness by joining us for the 6th Torrance Trot (benefitting the Torrance State Hospital-Patient Fund). Awards will be given to the top overall male/female finisher and top finisher in each age group.
Together, as a community, we will no longer stand for judgment and we will recognize that ALL people deserve to live their best possible
LAST DAY TO ORDER A SHIRT IS AUGUST 7th, 2026
There will also be a free Kid's fun run (ages 9 and under, begins at 0830) and all participants will receive a participation medal. We will have a limited amount of kid's size t-shirts available as well for $5.00. If you are interested in having your child participate in the fun run please call: Susannah at 724-459-4675 (you can still sign up race day, but this preregistering will help us with planning). In addition to the fun run there will also be face painting, games and other activities during/after the race...
RACE DAY REGISTRATION IS $25.00 (T-SHIRT NOT GUARANTEED)
Join us for the 1st Annual “Love, Jill” Memorial Race, a 5K charity run and 1-mile walk through the streets of Beaver along the beautiful Ohio River on August 15, 2026. This event is held in loving memory of Jill Renee Littler, who passed away on September 22, 2025, after a courageous battle with oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma.
Jill’s strength was forged long before her cancer diagnosis. At just 15 years old, she was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease, a fight she carried with her for 36 years. Through countless surgeries, hospital stays, treatments, and daily challenges, Jill faced her illness with quiet resilience, grit, and grace—never allowing it to define her or diminish the love she gave to others.
In early 2025, Jill was diagnosed with oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma. She approached this battle with the same determination and grace that defined her life. On May 2nd, Jill underwent major surgery that included extensive lymph node removal, partial mandible (jaw) removal, and complex reconstruction using a titanium plate, followed by reconstructive surgery. Her treatment continued with 33 rounds of radiation and multiple rounds of chemotherapy. Despite setbacks, severe side effects, and overwhelming physical challenges, Jill pushed forward with unwavering resolve, always focused on her family and the people she loved.
In August 2025, Jill was hospitalized after developing a blood clot in her lung. Following additional procedures, doctors discovered the cancer had spread. With love, clarity, and extraordinary courage, her family made the difficult decision to bring her home, where she passed peacefully surrounded by her loved ones on September 22, 2025. Race weekend falls on Jill’s birthday, making this gathering an especially meaningful celebration of her life.
Jill was the heart of her family and a bright light in the Beaver County community. She lived guided by the values she cherished—love of family, service to others, a strong work ethic, kindness, and gentle leadership. Whether as a coworker, friend, volunteer, or quiet supporter behind the scenes, Jill had a rare way of lifting people up. This event honors not only her memory, but the compassion, strength, and grace she shared so freely with everyone she met.
Participants may choose between a 5K run or a 1-mile fun walk. The event will also feature a Chinese auction and a 50/50 raffle.
All registered participants will receive a commemorative race t-shirt, available for pickup at the event.
Awards
Plaques awarded to the Top Overall Male and Female finishers
Medals awarded to the Top 3 Male and Female finishers in each age group:
15 & Under
16–19
20–29
30–39
40–49
50 & Over
Why “Love, Jill”?
Jill ended every note, message, and reminder the same way she lived her life—with love. To honor that legacy, her family created the annual “Love, Jill” Scholarship, transforming her signature into a lasting gift for young people in our community. Through this scholarship, Jill’s message continues to inspire future generations:
“I believe in you.”
We invite the entire Beaver County community to join us in celebrating Jill’s life, honoring her legacy, and showing her family just how deeply she was loved.
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!
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
Event details and schedule
Overview
Join us for a Free Trail Race at Valley Falls State Park in on Saturday August 22nd, 2026!Strava Route for 50k (You can export a GPX file from the Strava link for your watch)See photos above for COURSE MAP, PARK MAP, AND ELEVATION CHARTThis is a FREE race - we'll provide food and drinks (Tailwind/Gatorade) - but bring some of your own fuel as well. The aid station is under a large park shelter right next to the parking area so you can use your car as your own personal aid station!Race Shirts are available for purchase for $25. The last day to reserve a shirt is 7/30/26. WHEN: August 22nd at 7:30AM for all races except the 50 Miler which will start at 6:30AM. The cutoff for the 50 Miler is finishing the 50k by 1PM. The cutoff for the 50k is 20 miles by 2PM. There will be additional cutoffs TBD for the 50k and 50 Miler on the next to last visit to the aid station to ensure no runner is still on the course after 7PM.COURSE: The run is a moderately difficult 10 mile figure 8 loop with a single aid station in the middle directly adjacent to the parking lot. (see link to loop on Strava - https://www.strava.com/routes/3127321718973675108) and course map in the photos above. This course is at beautiful Valley Falls State Park just east of Fairmont, WV. Elevation gain is approximately 175 ft per mile. This race is free, but the tradition is to bring your own food to contribute to the aid station or to eat yourself. The course will be marked.FINISHERS: We have some free giveaways for finishers (car stickers and fun homemade medals)!WVMTR: Joining WVMTR (West Virginia Mountain Trail Runners) is not necessary to participate in this event, but we encourage you to support our events by becoming members. Yearly membership is only $10 and allows us to offer these wonderful free club events. Become a member today on the club page - https://wvmtr.org.CAMPING: There is no camping at Valley Falls State Park but there is at nearby Coopers Rock and Tygart Lake State ParkVolunteers are greatly appreciated! Please notify the race director if you are able to volunteer for this event.
Event's current local time: 4:18 AM ET
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CCAP Benefit Bike Tour
RIDE FOR A GREAT CAUSE!
This will be our 6th Annual Benefit Bike Tour Event! We hope to provide a lasting experience that not only benefits our community but also entertains all levels of cyclists. Ride through the beautiful countryside of Northern Shenandoah Valley. The scenic ride starts in Winchester on the campus of Valley Health at the Wellness Center and rolls through Frederick County, VA taking in the views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and scenic country landscapes. This is a self-paced ride for everyone from the recreational to the serious cyclist.
There are 5 routes to choose from, click on link to go to route details:
Family Fun Ride -
Route to be determined
30M -
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43960784
50M -
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43960779
70M -
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43960772
This is a rain or shine event and SPACE IS LIMITED so reserve your spot TODAY! If you have any questions, email us at [email protected]
All proceeds will go to the Congregational Community Action Project (CCAP) a non-profit homeless prevention program making this more than just a one-day bike tour but also an inspirational event where each cyclists' participation has an impact on the community of Winchester and Frederick County, VA.
Help us make a difference and ride with us!
Please see opportunities to contribute additional support at checkout!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
Do I have to sign in before the bike tour? Yes - it helps us keep count and provide the best support possible.
Do we have to check in after the bike tour? Yes! Would appreciate this so we will know all riders are finished.
Are the routes marked? Yes! Same color as the cue sheet - you can check the routes
Family = White 30 Mile = Green 50 Mile = yellow 70 Mile =Orange 100 Mile = Pink
Can I download routes on my phone? Yes! Links to all rides are above in event details.
What are the start times for each route? 8:00 AM for 30/50/70/100 mile & 8:10 AM for the Family ride
Are there restrooms at rest stops? Yes! there will be relief stations location at Fisher's Hill rest stop and Richard's Fruit Market rest stop.
When and where do I get my T-shirt? When checking in after your ride.
My t-shirt does not fit, can I exchange it? No, so make sure you order appropriately.
Can I buy an additional t-shirt for my friend? No, unfortunately they will not be available to order.
What kind of refreshments will be at the rest stops? Please see posters at time of ride.
Are you serving food after the bike tour? YES! Fizzles and Mattie's Ice Cream
How long will the food trucks be there? 10am - 3 pm
How do I get back on the right “color” route from Richard's Fruit Market rest stop? There are signs at the exit of the rest stop to follow.
I have a mechanical problem with my bike - can I call someone for help? There will be mechanics at the first rest stop = or you can call SAG number will be on your bib
I am not feeling well - could someone please pick me up? We will gladly contact SAG for you. CALL SAG number will be on your bib
What is your bad weather policy? This is a rain or shine event? In case of thunder or lightening we strongly recommend everyone seek appropriate shelter immediately!
Franklin Regional Soccer Boosters proudly announce the 24th Annual Beat the Heat 5K, taking place on August 22, 2026, at 8:00 AM.
This long-running event is a popular run/walk for participants of all ages. A fun and energetic way for the community to come together just before the start of the school year.
Proceeds from the race will support the Franklin Regional High School and Middle School boys' and girls' soccer programs with a portion of funds also benefiting the Rotary Miracle Sports Complex / Miracle League of Western Pennsylvania.
The Franklin Regional soccer program continues to grow and thrive. Boys’ varsity head coach Nick White enters his third season, building on the team’s recent success and looking ahead to continued achievement. The girls’ varsity program, led by sixth-year head coach Scott Arnold, is also preparing for another strong season. Across all levels, our athletes and coaching staffs are dedicated to working hard, competing at their best, and developing not only as players, but as individuals.
The coaching teams remain committed to shaping student-athletes from the recreation level through middle school and into high school, fostering both athletic and personal growth.
Thank you in advance for your support of our soccer athletes and programs.
Event details and registration information are available on the official registration platform.
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.
This happy event will take place at pavilion #7 by the lodge. The goal is to be happy with friends and family while being at the event !!
There will be 3 different divisions to choose from: 5k Run , 5k Walk Only, 10k Run
Food will be provided to all entrants including smiley cookies, BBQ sandwiches, pasta salad, fruit salad
Gift items to choose from: tie dye T-shirt or happy running socks
Super cool happy awards . There will be a total of 74 awards. 14 trophies and 60 medals.
Race will give money to CF (Cystic Fibrosis)
Prize Money to the Overall 10k male and female winners.
DJ Jeff Dunn will play music and do the national anthem
The 3rd annual Lake Community Hope 5k run/walk and fun run will be on 8/23/26. This event will occur in the Lake Community with the partnership of the Lake Community YMCA, to raise money for the Lake Community Hope Scholarship Fund in Memory of Melissa, Renee, Amber and Evan.
This year we will feature a new course route and the opportunity for more sponsors and vendors to participate.
The 5k is designed for both competitive runners, joggers, power walkers and those just out for a stroll. The 5k will feature a chip timing system.
The fun run is great for younger kiddos and those that want to participate but also want to cheer on the 5k event or even volunteer.
Shirt:
The first 200 people to register will receive a unisex shirt.
-Youth Small to Large
-Adult Small to 3X-Large
-No shirt option - "No shirt for me please. I'd like to donate the cost of my shirt to the scholarship."
Early Packet Pickup:
Will be at the Uniontown Lions Festival (Hartville Marketplace and Flea Market)
August 19-22 from 6-8pm
1289 Edison St. NW, Hartville, OH 44632
Event Day Packet Pickup:
Will be near the start line which will be located behind the Lake Community YMCA from 6:30-7:30am
428 King Church Ave SW, Hartville, OH 44632 (by tennis courts)
Schedule:
6:30-7:30 AM - Event Day Packet Pickup/Registration
7:45 AM - Opening Ceremony and Announcements
8:00 AM - Fun Run Starts
8:10 AM - 5K Starts
9:00 AM - Awards Ceremony
Awards:
5K Run/Walk
Top 3 Overall Men & Women
Top 3 Men & Women in the following age groups 1-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, and 70+
5K Competitive Walking
Top 1 Overall Men & Women Walker
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