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Shirts
Unisex Shirts are included with Entry fee. We encourage you to register prior to 9/10/26 to ensure you will receive a race t-shirt.
Packet Pick Up and Race Day Registration
Stadium opens at 8:00am for packet pick up and race day registration.
Race begins at 9 am. Runners start at 9 am . Walkers at 9:05 am
Things to Know
Dogs are allowed on a leash.
In the event of inclement weather, the 5k will be rescheduled.
No refunds will be given.
"Hyatt's Run With the Angels" 5K course is a beautiful 3.1 mile out and back course at the base of the Laurel Mountains set at Pine Springs Camp in Somerset County, PA.
This Annual Event is being hosted by the "Hyatt's Angels" Foundation, and all net proceeds will go to help provide need based financial and emotional assistance to families who have suffered the loss of a child.
Early registration runs through 11:59 pm on Monday, August 23rd, and includes a FREE RACE TEE. Late registration is from August 24th through 11:59 pm on September 18th. Race Day registration will be from 7:30 am to 8:30 am on Race Day, Saturday, September 19th. No shirt guarantee for late or race day registrations.
Phantom Runners -
Can't participate and would still like to support our event and get a race shirt, consider being a PHANTOM RUNNER (No participation required), shirts may be picked up on-site on Race Day.
Awards -
Given to the top male & female finisher, as well as the top three male and female finishers in each age group:
*Age Divisions (Male & Female)
10-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70+
*All children 9 & under receive a medal.
The 2026 FBI Jerry Dove Memorial 5K is run in honor of the late Special Agent, Jerry Dove, who was killed in the line of duty in Miami, Florida, on April 11, 1986. Jerry was a native West Virginian, and prior to his FBI career, Jerry was attached to the West Virginia State Police as an attorney advisor. The race is dedicated to the memory of SA Jerry Dove and all law enforcement, firefighters, military personnel, and others who were killed while serving in the line of duty. The race is sponsored by the Federal Bureau of Investigation Citizens Academy Alumni Association.
Final details of the race will be official at opening day of registration. Changes may be made prior to opening day.
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.
Ready to escape into the lush landscapes of Pennsylvania? The GFNY Pittsburgh race in Monroeville is the event not to be missed for road bike enthusiasts and breathtaking scenery lovers!
Welcome to the 15th Harvest 5k/10k/Half Marathon
Team Brunazzi Events flagship race
Please note: The Half Marathon must be completed in 3 hours or less. This is a RUN only event.
Parking: will be at the Trailhead 1902 Donner St, Boston, PA
Registration: 7:00am-8:45am
Half Marathon @ 8am, 10k & 5k @ 9am
Water Stops: Every 1 1/2 miles or so
Course: Out and back on a flat crushed limestone rails to trails trail along the Yough River.
Proceeds: Benefits the Greenock/Mount Vernon PTO
Half Marathon- finisher medals, Top 3 M & F overall, masters M/F (No age groups)
5k/10k- Top 3 M & F overall, masters M/F, top 3 in each age group: 10 and under,11-14,15-19,20-24,25-29,30-34,35-39, 40-44,45-49,50-54,55-59,60-64,65-69,70+ (no duplications, medals will not be mailed)
Headphones are discouraged. Please NO pets.
Race Refund & Transfer Policy (effective 01-01-2016)
Team Brunazzi Events LLC has a zero refund policy.
You may transfer race or distance at any time before the race. You may NOT change distances after the race has started. Please email TBE at [email protected] with your transfer request. You will have to pay any additional amounts associated with the change.
Shirt Policy (effective 01-01-2016)
Preregistered runners receive a shirt if they sign up by a specified date when the shirts are ordered. After that extra shirts are first come, first serve.
After a race, shirts of runners that did not show up will be given to those runners that signed up race day. If you want your shirt but cannot make the race, please have another runner pick yours up.
No shirts will be ordered after the race. No shirts will be mailed.
THE FALL CLASSIC! We are continuing to keep the Fall Classic fresh and find new ways to race on the LHHT. The 3rd LHU Fall Classic will be the first ever 50M race on the LHHT! And will include a 5 person relay option. Starting at Mile 46 (Rt30) and ending at Mile 0 in Ohiopyle! We'll find a few extra miles along the way to get as close to a 50 Mile as possible! It will prove to be challenging, and it will end in town, in Ohiopyle at Falls City Pub! BENEFITTING THE Pennsylvania Parks & Forest Foundation! None of this would be possible without the hard work of the PPFF, Friends Group, RidgeRunners and everyone who gives back to the trails in Western PA! Year-round maintenance and care is required to keep this trail amazing.Please consider donating to their work: Donate NOW! 50M RELAY We’re excited to offer a 5 person relay as part of the 2026 LHU Fall Classic! Relay legs are between 4 and 14 miles. So everyone can be a part of the team!The relay exchange points are TBD, but check back and
we'll update soon! Relay members should plan their own transportation to and from the exchange points. The AM (pre race) shuttle can be used if needed for the first runner to get from the finish line to the start line. No pacers are allowed to join the relay teams. Relay team members can also run the full race individually but need to be registered for both the individual 50M and the Relay they must run the first leg for their team. COURSE Interactive Course Map COMING SOON! A point to point race on the gorgeous Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail. Beginning near Mile Marker 46 at Rt 30 trailhead, then heading South on the LHHT to its terminus in Ohiopyle, PA. 46 miles will be run on the LHHT with over 7,500ft of elevation ascent and 8,500 elevation of descent. You'll be counting your way down from Mile Marker 46 to 0 and finishing at the Mile 0 trailhead on Garrett Rd in Ohiopyle. AID STATIONS There will be 6-7 aid stations will be on course. Details TBD. All will be fully stocked and staffed.
The aid station are located at the trailhead parking lots. Every racer must run completely to the aid station for checkins / timing.We take pride in our aid stations and can get you what you need. And we take requests when you register! Our established community of amazing volunteers and staff will be ready for you. Skratch is typically our electrolyte hydration. We'll have a lot of AS staples, like fruit, pb&j, potatoes, pretzels, chips, and some candy. And we often throw in some broth, bacon, quesadillas and pierogi. Vegan and GF options available in food, gels, starches and more. CREW / SPECTATORS / PACERS Spectators and Crew will have access to the aid stations at Miles 14, 27, 31 and 39 to crew and cheer for racers. There will be NO ACCESS at Miles 7, 20, or 44 for spectators, crew or pacers. Pacers can join their racer only at Mile 39 and must be able to make it to the finish at Mile 50.The Relay exchange points are TBD. RACE DAY! 4:00 AM: Check-in opens5:00 AM: Race starts1:00PM:
Post Race Party Begins!TBD PM: Cutoff at Mile 399:00PM: Finish Line Cutoff PARKING & SHUTTLE Start Line will be at the Rt 30 Trailhead Parking Lot. Finish Line parking will be at Ferncliff Trailhead in Ohiopyle.There is a shuttle available before the race, NOT after. Unless you are being dropped at the finish line, we suggest racers use the shuttle as the Start Line parking is limited. To use the shuttle - Park at the Finish Lot (Ferncliff) in Ohiopyle and be transported to the Start Line. The shuttle will be $15 to help us cover the cost and can be selected in the checkout process. The last shuttle will leave Ohiopyle at 3:45 AM. AWARDS Every finisher will receive a finisher award. Top awards given to Non-Binary 1st/2nd/3rd, Female 1st/2nd/3rd, Male 1st/2nd/3rd, 1st Place Mixed Relay, 1st Place Female Relay, and 1st Place Male Relay. JOIN OUR VOLUNTEER COMMUNITY! We'd love to have you join the team. Click HERE to see the options. We offer free race entries for a full day of volunteering!
Event's current local time: 4:37 AM ET
Proceeds
Raising funds for the Bullskin Two Vol. Fire Co. and building and grounds for Bear Rocks Community Club
Awards
Overall Male/Female Run/Walk 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in each category.
Age groups:
10& under 11-15, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39,40-49,50-59, 60+
The Laurel View Village Que Classic is held at Summers Best 2 Weeks located at the beautiful Quemahoning Dam just a few minutes off of Route 219. The Que Classic redefines what a 5K should be…a beautiful race course, exciting atmosphere, friendly volunteers, great food and awesome goodie bags, it’s no wonder we are considered by many to be the best fitness event in our region.
2026 Richard S. Caliguiri City of Pittsburgh Great Race and Dollar Bank Junior Great Race
Join the rest of the Pittsburgh community for one GREAT weekend! Bring your little ones to Point State Park for the Dollar Bank Junior Great Race on Saturday, September 26 and then run the 10K or 5K (or both!) on Sunday, September 27, where you will cross the finish line in downtown Pittsburgh.
Are you looking for a way to make a positive impact on your community while staying active and healthy? Look no further than the Run For It program, developed by the Tucker Community Foundation in 2007. This program encourages participation in healthy activities while raising much-needed support and awareness for non-profit organizations, civic organizations, and charities in our ten-county region of West Virginia and Maryland.
Join one of the many teams representing non-profit and charitable organizations and take advantage of three opportunities to raise support through the program: entry fees, team sponsorship, and race day awards. Not only does half of the $12.00 entry fee go towards your chosen cause, but team sponsors can also donate any amount to any number of causes, and all sponsor donations go directly toward your team's cause. Additionally, the Foundation provides initial funding for the race awards purse, and sponsors supplement these awards, resulting in 100% cash awards for teams across numerous categories.
By participating in Run For It, you'll be supporting a wide range of causes that make a difference in our community, including the arts, animal welfare, challenged athletes, charities, churches, civic organizations, community improvement projects, cultural organizations, educational activities, emergency services, environmental causes, historic preservation, hospital and medical programs, libraries and literacy programs, non-profit organizations, parks and recreation, senior citizen programs, Tucker Community Foundation operations, and youth organizations.
The annual Run For It campaign begins on April 1, 2026, and culminates with a 2k walk and 5k walk/run on September 26, 2026, in Davis, WV, during the annual Leaf Peeper's Festival. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to make a difference in your community while improving your health. Join a team and start fundraising today!
Join us for the IUP College of Health Sciences “Run for the Health of It” 5K Race, a fun and meaningful event to support the future of healthcare education! This community-driven race is designed to raise funds for scholarships, research, and innovative programs at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences.
Whether you're a seasoned runner, a casual jogger, or just looking for a great way to give back, this race has something for everyone. The scenic 5K course winds through the beautiful campus, providing a perfect mix of fitness and community spirit. All ages and fitness levels are welcome!
Your participation will directly benefit students pursuing careers in health fields, from nursing and allied health to public health and exercise science. With your support, we can continue to empower the next generation of healthcare leaders. The race will begin at Zink Hall at 10 AM on September 27, 2026. Event T-shirts are guaranteed for all participants registered by Sept. 12, 2026.
Martha's Ride 2026 Benefiting The Martha Fund — Building Playgrounds Across Pittsburgh, Honoring Those Who Serve
Martha's Ride honors FBI Special Agent Martha Dixon, killed in the line of duty on November 22, 1994, and stands in support of the law enforcement community that shares her legacy. Inspired by the Police Unity Tour, this annual ride travels from her name on the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C. to the Martha Dixon FBI Field Office in Pittsburgh — 329 miles along the C&O Canal Towpath and Great Allegheny Passage. Every dollar raised builds playgrounds for Pittsburgh's kids in the communities our officers protect every day.
THREE WAYS TO RIDE
Endurance Ride — Sept 28–Oct 2 329 miles over five days. Depart the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C. on Monday, September 28 and finish at the Martha Dixon FBI Field Office in Pittsburgh on Friday, October 2. Overnight stops in Harper's Ferry, WV (Clarion Inn); Hancock, MD; Cumberland, MD (Fairfield Inn); and Ohiopyle, PA. A SAG vehicle and trailer accompany the full route with limited mechanical support, nutrition, and gear transport. Full-service bike shops are available along the route for serious mechanical issues. Riders arrange their own lodging — recommended accommodations provided at confirmation.
Pittsburgh Day Ride — Oct 3 (10-Mile) Start at Southside Riverfront Park under the Birmingham Bridge and roll out along the South Side trail. Sweeping views of the Pittsburgh skyline across the Monongahela make this one of the most scenic rides in the city — flat, welcoming, and perfect for families and first-timers. Finish at the Martha Dixon bench near Hot Metal Bridge where a Pittsburgh Police escort leads the group back down Carson Street to the park for the official finish. Open to all fitness levels. Bring the family.
Pittsburgh Day Ride — Oct 3 (30-Mile) Same start and head out through the South Side, climbing into the rolling hills above the city with sweeping views of the river and Pittsburgh skyline before dropping back down to trace the Monongahela out to McKeesport. Bridges, riverside neighborhoods, and the kind of terrain that makes you feel every mile. Finish at the Martha Dixon bench near Hot Metal Bridge where a Pittsburgh Police escort leads the group back down Carson Street to the park for the official finish.
AFTERPARTY All riders and supporters are invited to the afterparty at Burghers Brewing the Southside. Riders, Family and Friends are all encouraged to come celebrate immediately following the ride. Sign up for our updates on the website.
QUESTIONS Visit themarthafund.org or contact Connor Dixon at [email protected].
Race Description
The Export 100 Trail Run is a 104-mile out-and-back route, with 7,392ft of gain. It encompasses the iconic Westmoreland Heritage Trail, West Penn Trail, as well as the Morosini Reserve, Duff and Pleasant Valley Parks during the changing October colors in western Pennsylvania. 100% of profits to benefit our trail community! There is a 32-hour cut-off for our event.The Export 100 Aid Stations are below. The bathrooms listed (except Newport Road/Rangos) are heated, with running water for runner/crew use. Aid stations will be fully-stocked with hot food, Tailwind electrolyte and typical 'ultra-style' snacks, except those notated with water. Pacers may be used after Mile 62, for the remainder of the race. Overall, the course is incredibly accessible for family and friends. You can honestly 'see' your runner for a majority of this route. The Westmoreland Heritage Trail, and the West Penn Trail, can have bicycles on the route, and is 100% open to the public. However, the single back trails up in the Morosini Reserve, Duff Park and Pleasant Valley Park will be runnable only.
Aid Stations
Mile 0: Export (WHT Trailhead) - Export - AS#5 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: WaterMile 6.85: Rangos Trailhead - Delmont - AS#1 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (N) - Aid Station: WaterMile 15.75: Saltsburg (WPT Trailhead) - Saltsburg - AS#2 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 18.70: Saltsburg (WPT Spur) - Saltsburg - AS#2 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 25.6: Conemaugh Dam - Clarksburg - AS#3 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 31.20: Newport Road Trailhead - Blairsville - AS#4 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (N) - Aid Station: WaterMile 36.92: Conemaugh Dam - Clarksburg - AS#3 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 43.73: Saltsburg (WPT Trailhead) - Saltsburg - AS#2 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 46.69: Saltsburg (WPT Spur) - Saltsburg - AS#2 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 55.59: Rangos Trailhead - Delmont - AS#1 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (N) - Aid Station: WaterMile 62.35: Export (WHT Trailhead) - Export - AS#5 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: WaterMile 65.70: Robert's Trailhead (Duff/PVP Loop) - Murrysville - AS#6 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 70.77: Pleasant Valley Parking Lot - Murrysville - AS #7 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (N) - Aid Station: WaterMile 76.88: Robert's Trailhead - Murrysville - AS#6 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 83.17: B-Y Park - Trafford - AS#8 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 88.82: Robert's Trailhead (Duff/PVP Loop) - Murrysville - AS#6 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 94.92: Pleasant Valley Parking Lot - Murrysville - AS #7 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (N) - Aid Station: WaterMile 100.42: Robert's Trailhead - Murrysville - AS#6 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 103.77: Export (WHT Trailhead) - Export - AS#5 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: Water
Trail Maps
Westmoreland Heritage Trail: https://www.westmorelandcountypa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/12462/WHT-new-Map-with-Phases-3-and-4?bidId=West Penn Trail: https://conemaughvalleyconservancy.com/initiatives/west-penn-trail/Morosini Reserve Trail Map: https://www.westmorelandconservancy.org/morosini Duff/Pleasant Valley Park Trail Maps: https://www.murrysville.com/276/Park-Trail-Maps
Course Cut-Off Times
Mile 62.35: Export (WHT Trailhead) - Export - Sunday, 12:00AMMile 83.17: B-Y Park - Trafford, Sunday 8:00AM Mile 103.77: Export (WHT Trailhead) - Export - Sunday, 3:00PM
Event's current local time: 4:42 AM ET
After a successful inaugural event thanks to all of the participants, volunteers, and spectators it is time to sign up again and we can't believe it. We took your suggestions and will be implementing some changes moving into this year.
The Robin Ames Foundation (RAF) Trail Series is in honor of Robin Ames and is a series of trail events in Coopers Rock State Park in West Virginia. This race is a celebration of life and who Robin was as a person. There are distances for any skill level.
There are 4 distances. You have the ability to participate in person, we would absolutely love to see you and are planning on making this a destination race, but if you cannot attend there is a virtual option as well. Just submit your run between October 1st and October 30th in any of the distances, and we will put a leader board together (screen shot from Garmin, Strava, or other digital tracking).
50K
50K relay (a team of 5 with each person running a 10K loop)
25K (Two 10K loops and 1 5K loop)
10K
5K
Robin's Scouts 1 Mile Fun Run
10K Course Route - The 10K loop will be completed once for the 10K race, and repeated 5 times for the 50K distance. There is about 687ft of gain on each loop and the main climb is rated a Category 4, with an average grade of 3.4% and 429ft of gain over 2.4 miles.
5K Course Route - The 5K loop will be completed once. There is an overall gain of 380ft for the loop.
The loops all start and end at the same point, so there will be plenty of music, food, and fun. Be ready to enjoy your running community and celebrate life.
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