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Healthy West Chicago presents:
West Chicago Fit4Fall 5K Run/Walk
& 1 Mile Youth Run
Saturday, September 19, 2026
5K: 8:00 AM
1 Mile: 9:00 AM
Reed-Keppler Park &
Illinois Prairie Path
Help us welcome Fall at West Chicago’s Fit4Fall 5k!!! The 5K & 1 Mile Youth Race will start and finish at Reed-Keppler Park by Zone 250 (250 W National Street, West Chicago). This is a 5K Certified course on the Prairie Path! We will have a fun post-race event that you won't want to miss!
5K runners will receive a Fit4Fall 5K shirt. The first 75 5K runners to pick up the registration package will receive a swag bag!
Families running the 5K with 4 or more people will receive $5 off the total at check out!
Must register by September 5th to be guaranteed your shirt/size
MECCA MOVES! 5k & 1K Run, Walk & Roll
Kids Dash
September 19, 2026
8:00 AM Start, Downtown Burr Ridge
All ages & abilities welcome! Chip timed USATF race course!
Presented by: The Mecca Center
In Partnership with The Village of Burr Ridge
All proceeds to benefit Arab American Family Services to support their Domestic Violence and Elderly services!
Join us for the 9th Annual Tiger 10 Miler Trail Race presented by Byron Bank! This exciting race will take runners on ten miles of twists, turns, and hills within the Byron Forest Preserve and the more secluded Nardi Equine Prairie. All participants will receive a custom finisher's medal, shirt and our unique age group awards go 3 deep in 5-year brackets. Overall male & female winners and also male and female masters winners will receive awards and a cash prize. Special awards will be given to five year finishers of the Tiger 10 Miler. Those five years don't have to be consecutive, just five total finishes. This is a "cup free" race so please bring your handheld water bottle or hydration pack as we won't have paper cups at our three aid stations in order to keep our trails clean and be environmentally friendly. Following the race, the after party will be held at Hairy Cow Brewing Company from 10:00 a.m. to noon. Race participants will kick back and enjoy complementary pizza while
awards, cash prizes, and door prizes are distributed! "Like" or "follow" us on the socials @Tiger10Miler for updates and pictures of the course.
Date: Saturday, September 19, 2026
Time: 8:00 a.m.* - 11:00 a.m.
Check-in: 7:00-7:45 a.m. at the Byron Forest Preserve Jarrett Prairie Center
Packet Pickup:
Pre-race: Friday 9/18 at the Byron Park District front desk 5pm-8:30pm. 500 N. Colfax St. Door 55, Byron, IL 61010
Race day: packet pickup at the race site 7am-7:45am.
Location: Byron Forest Preserve
Fee:
$60/person on or before July 6th
$70/person July 7th - August 30th (8/30 is the last day to guarantee a shirt)
$80/person August 31 - race day.
*Online registration closes at noon on Friday 9/18.
Age groups:
0 - 19 Yrs
20 Yrs - 24 Yrs
25 Yrs - 29 Yrs
30 Yrs- 34 Yrs
35 Yrs- 39 Yrs
40 Yrs- 44 Yrs
45 Yrs- 49 Yrs
50 Yrs- 54 Yrs
55 Yrs- 59 Yrs
60 Yrs- 64 Yrs
65 Yrs- 69 Yrs
70 Yrs & Older
Love Wine or Beer? Like Walking or Running? This race is for you!
Join us at our 5th annual Elktoberfest Wine & Beer Run 5K on Saturday, September 19, 2026 for an exciting event that features the scenic views of Elkhart Lake, great wine from locally-owned by Vintage Elkhart Lake Wine Shop and local craft beer from 3 Sheeps Brewing! With registration options for all wine and beer lovers and runners, this race is a sure thing for a great time!
Registration includes entry to the race, finisher medal, souvenir wine glass, and a pour of wine.
Please be aware that a shirt is not included in the registration fee. You are able to add a shirt during registration for an additional $5.
🏃🏾♀️ 2nd Annual HBCU Run & Brunch – Now a 10K + 5K! 🥞
📅 Saturday, September 19, 2026
Stride. Sweat. Savor.
The celebration grows! Our second annual HBCU Run & Brunch brings even more energy to Chicago’s South Side—featuring a brand-new 10K run alongside the classic 5K run/walk. Whether you’re chasing a PR, strolling with friends, or just coming for the brunch vibes, it’s your moment to rep your school, your crew, and your city.
💥 What to Expect
• Your choice of a challenging 10K or a fun, all-levels 5K
• An epic post-race brunch experience with music, vendors, and HBCU/PBI culture
• Discounts + Tent Space for groups of 10+ to rep HBCUs, PBIs, Divine Nine orgs—PWIs and community groups welcome!
🔥 Key Dates
• 2025 Participant Pre-Registration Pricing: starting at $30 Oct 14, 2025
📲 Stay Connected
Follow us on Instagram & Facebook @HBCURun for updates, sponsor drops, and all the brunch details.
Let’s stride, sweat, savor—and keep building this tradition together!
Kids are welcome to join! Bring the whole family!
There will be a race lead on bike for runners & walkers.
We will provide beverages before the race and also at the water station
at the halfway point for participants. We will provide orange paper cups for water and purple paper cups for sports drinks.
We will also provide a complimentary gear check for all participants.
There will be distance markers at every half mile of the race to indicate where you are.
We will give a quick announcement then a warmup stretches starting at 8:30am.
We will have packet pick Thursday 9/18 4pm - 7pm & Friday 9am - 12pm
Pick up location is 13307 Olde Western Ave St, Blue Island, IL 60406.
If you can not make this day, you may pick up your packet the day of the event at 8am.
After the race is completed, we will announce awards and prizes.
Race Rules:
NO bikes, skates or scooters.
Strollers are permitted but will start with the walkers, not runners.
Wheelchairs are also permitted and will begin with the walkers.
This race will be a chip-timed event.
We will also display times on our race website the following day, be sure to check out your time!
Our timing company will be using RFID Bib Chips which will need to be worn on the front of your torso.
Awards:
First, second & third placed by a male will receive an award.
First, second & third placed by a female will receive an award.
Overall winner will receive a prize.
Parking instructions for 5K event
VOLUNTEERS WILL BE ON HAND TO ASSIST YOU
THE PARKING FOR OUR 5K EVENT WILL ONCE AGAIN BE UNDER THE WESTERN AVE BRIDGE OFF BROADWAY RD BETWEEN OLDE WESTERN AND REXFORD DR. WHEN APROACHING FROM ETHER OLDE WESTERN FROM THE WEST OR FROM ASHALND AVE FROM THE EAST PLEASE PROCEED TO THE UNDERSIDE OF THE BRIDGE WHERE VOLUNTEERS WILL BE ON HAND TO DIRECT YOU IN PARKING. BE ADVISED THAT THERE MAY BE SOME PARKING ON SIDE STREETS SURRINDING THE GUILDHAUS BUT PLEASE PAY ATTION TO ANY RESCRICTIONS THAT ARE IN PLACE. PLEASE BE SAFE AND COURTIOUS LET US HELP YOU.
Refund Policy:
There will no refunds for this event.
If this event is canceled, you will receive an email notification with information to reschedule.
If you have any questions at all, please feel free to reach out to Angela, event coordinator by email or phone
[email protected] or 708-385-3228 ext. 102.
What?
Grab your family and friends and Lets get active and Raise Sickle Cell Awareness One-Mile at a Time!
The Sickle Cell Disease Association of Illinois (SCDAI) invites you, your family & friends to join us in raising awareness and funding for individuals in Illinois dealing with the daily struggles of Sickle Cell Disease! Register to receive your 2026 event t-shirt. We will begin registration and FUNdraising now through SEPTEMBER which is Sickle Cell Awareness month. Please help us by getting the word out and gearing up to either walk, jog or run in support of individuals living with Sickle Cell Disease while honoring individuals who have passed away from the Disease!
Why?
Sickle Cell Disease affects more than 100,000 Americans of all different racial and ethnic backgrounds, including, Africans, Arabians, Israelis, Greeks, Italians, Hispanics, and Turks. Chances are that many of us know someone who has sickle cell disease, sickle cell trait, or an abnormal hemoglobin trait.
Sickle Cell disease (anemia) is diagnosed at birth and caused by genetically inheriting two sickle genes, one from each parent. Individuals with Sickle Cell disease have sickle hemoglobin that makes the red blood cells rigid and causes some red blood cells to take on a sickle shape. Some symptoms associated with Sickle Cell disease are: anemia, infections, severe pain episodes, strokes, growth and puberty delay, and acute chest syndrome.
The average lifespan for persons with sickle disease isn’t known, but it has improved due to increased treatment therapies. Bone marrow transplants are a cure for Sickle Cell Anemia, but every individual with Sickle Cell Anemia is not a candidate for this procedure.
Who?
For 55 years, the Sickle Cell Disease Association of Illinois has worked in the community to improve the quality of life for individuals with sickle cell disease and their families. Our Annual 1K/5K Walk, Jog or Run for a Cure is our largest fundraising event of the year. Typically we have families and supporters from across the State of Illinois join us. Now is the time to commit to your fitness goals while raising money for a worthwhile charitable, 501c3 organization. 100% of the proceeds are from all our events are tax-deductible and will go directly to fund programs that provide direct support services to individuals with sickle cell, as well as awareness, education, and advocacy for the community.
When?
Sickle Cell Awareness Month (September)!
Saturday September 19th, 2026
Register to participate individually or as a team and set your teams fundraising goal to raise between now-September 30, 2026.
Join us on Saturday September 19th, 2026 to participate, have fun and receive your t-shirt/giveaways. Check-In begins at 9AM CST and the Race begins at 10AM CST.
Put on your event t-shirt, begin walking, running or jogging and PLEASE take some photos to share with us (Please note if you share your photos with us we will be sharing them via social media and email to show everyone how we all came together in Illinois for our families with Sickle Cell Disease to raise awareness, funding, and support!) You can share photos with us by:
Emailing them to [email protected]
Posting and tagging your photos to the SCDAI Facebook (@scdaillinois), Instagram (scdai), twitter (@scdaillinois) page using the hashtag #SCDAIWalkJogBike4ACure2026
Where
Hayes (Francis) Park 2936 W. 85th St. Chicago, IL 60652
What is the cost?
$40 donation per individual ages 5 and over (includes event t-shirt)
Join us on Sunday, September 20 when the Evanston Bicycle Club presents one of Chicagoland's premiere rides - The 41th annual North Shore Century.
You’ll ride through beautiful neighborhoods, view unique architectural treasures, pedal down tree-lined streets and feel the refreshing breezes of Lake Michigan while enjoying the flat to rolling countryside between Chicago and Wisconsin.
Choose the ride that’s right for you – 100, 62, 50 or 25 miles.
Routes are clearly marked on road pavement.
Route cue sheets are available in print or digital download.
Multiple rest stops offer food & beverage plus mechanical support.
Radio-directed SAG vehicles provide mid-ride assistance for emergencies.
Event details and schedule
The North Shore Century starts & finishes at the Gillson Park Lakeview Center, 800 Gillson Park Drive, Wilmette, IL 60091 (Lower Level, north side of building)
Check-in opens at 6am; check-in ends at 11am, or when capacity is full.
Please bring Active.com confirmation e-mail with QR code to speed your check-in.
Route cue sheets & NSC wristband ID are provided at check-in; The wristband is your "ticket" to rest stop & SAG support.
Event closes at 6pm; Rest stop hours vary by location. To complete routes before ride support ends, plan to start your ride no later than:
100-mile riders - 7am
62 mile route - 9 am
50 mile route -10am
25-mile route - 11 am
T-shirt orders must be claimed by 11am; on request claimed shirts will be held at Gillson until 6pm.
See website for details: www.northshorecentury.org.
Don’t forget your helmet, visible clothing, and your bike in good riding condition.
Registrations ends Sunday, September 20 at 11:00 am, or when capacity is reached.
About The Race
The Eisenbahn Trail, built on a former railroad corridor, is a 25-mile trail extending from the historic city of West Bend into the scenic countryside of eastern Wisconsin past the glacial landscape of the Kettle Moraine State Forest. Eisenbahn is German for railroad.
The trail is surfaced with limestone screenings, however racers will start and finish the event on 1.25 miles of paved asphalt. This is an out and back race on a relatively flat course. Participants will begin and end the race near downtown West Bend, Wisconsin. The Start/Finish Line is located behind the River Shores/Cast Iron residential community at 705 Village Green Way, West Bend. Half marathoners will turn around in Kewaskum, 1/4 marathoners and 5K run/walk participants will turn around north of West Bend.
Food will be available at the start/finish line. Trophies will be presented following the race for the top Male and Female finishers (except for the 5Krun/walk participants). Medals will be presented for the top 3 individuals in each age division for all races. Finisher medals and t-shirts will be provided for all participants including 5K run/walk participants.
Whitewater has always been known for its charm and ideal location, nestled within the forest, lakes, prairies, and hills of the Kettle Moraine State Forest in southeastern Wisconsin. The Discover Whitewater Series race was initiated by the Greater Whitewater Committee, Inc. in September 2013. Thanks to the continued support and growing interest, the annual Discover Whitewater Series has proven to be a great success year after year. In thirteen years, the Discover Whitewater Series has been able to distribute $314,881 to local charities in efforts to build a stronger community. This would not have been possible without all the participants and volunteers of the race!
2026 will again feature the retro racecourse with the Half-Marathon following the route used for the Whitewater ROTC Half Marathon back in the 80’s. This course will run on a route north of Whitewater on gently rolling roads and will show off a wonderful view of the countryside. The 5k route will run south of campus and will include a scenic section on the bike path- including a bridge crossing of Whitewater Creek. Both races will have an exciting finish into Perkins Football stadium on the field!
The number one priority of the Discover Whitewater Series has always been to provide an exceptional and safe athletic event for all participants. Updates will be posted as needed to this site as well as runwhitewater.com.
Registration:
Half Marathon, 5k, and Fit Kid Shuffle: online registration is available until race day.
5k Teams online registration allowed until race day. Team name changes accepted through September 16th at 11:59p
Kid's Korral: online registration available until 11:59p the Wednesday prior to race day.
Event Shirts:
Participants who register before September 1st 11:59p will be able to pick up your event shirt on-site with packet pick-up.
Those who register September 1st - September 20th will not be guaranteed a shirt on race day, however, there will be limited available extra t-shirts on race day, allowing participants to potentially pick them up on the day of the race. Otherwise, shirts will be mailed out approximately three weeks after the event has been completed.
Packet Pick-Up (subject to change):
Friday, September 18th 4p - 6:30p
Sunday, September 20th 6a - 7:45a (supporting the Half Marathon and 5k)
Sunday, September 20th 7:45a - 10:30a (supporting the Fit Kid Shuffle)
Packets will include bib, pins, and event shirt, if applicable.
The DWS is a certified green race and will not have print outs of the course map available in the packets. Please download the course map prior to your arrival.
Day of Parking:
Schwager and Warhawk Drive
910 W. Schwager Drive
Both lots are off of Warhawk Drive
907 Schwager Drive
In-Person Awards/Prize Money:
All registered participants who finish the half marathon and 5K will receive a finisher’s medal.
Top three in each age group for both the half marathon and 5k will receive an additional award.
Awards to the overall 1st, 2nd & 3rd place winners for the half marathon and the 5K (men and women).
An additional purse prize will be provided on-site to the top three overall men and women in the half marathon
1st Place: $400.00
2nd Place: $250.00
3rd Place: $100.00
The Chicago River Swim is the signature event of A Long Swim, a 501(c)3 charitable organization that raises funds for ALS collaborative research through Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine and local youth learn-to-swim programs. The event is made possible through the support of dozens of local and federal agencies, area businesses, and the entire Chicago community.
The annual Raider Nation Triathlon - Aquabike - 5K run - 2 mile run/walk event is set for Sunday, September 21, 2025. You can do it solo or as a team! New this year...Aquabike (swim/bike) event! For solo participants there is a full and short sprint triathlon & Aquabike race option open to those ages 9 and up. Relay options for the full and short sprint races as well. Don't forget the Kid's Triathlon for those ages 6-13 & a 100 yard Raider Dash for those 7 and under!! The swim portion will take place in the Kiel HS swimming pool and is organized based on swim times provided during registration. Full distance solo & relay racers will start the event followed by the short distance races. The event will wrap up with the Kid's Triathlon & Raider Dash! Kids may use a kick board or pool noodle and we will offer in water assist as needed for their race. Parents may ride and run with their kids. Check out the race website at kieltriathlon.weebly.com for specific race details, course maps,
printable race entry form (accepted through race day) and race tips. Packet pick up available 3-5:00 pm Saturday 9/20 at Kiel Pool @ 210 Raider Heights and again race morning 6:45-7:35 am for the sprint solo & relay races. Registration & packet pick up for the kid's race and 100 yard dash will continue until 9:45 am with pre-race meeting at 10 a.m. T-shirts are guaranteed with registration by 9/14/2025. Concessions onsite & located at concessions stand by the finish line. All proceeds will be donated to the Kiel High School Booster Club, a non-profit organization that supports the co-curricular activities at the school.
Join the D54 Education Foundation in supporting literacy and promoting health and fitness for the young and old by participating in the 21st annual Run to Read. We are currently planning the Run to Read 2025 to be held in person on September 28, starting and ending at Dirksen School in Schaumburg. This event will include a 5K run/walk, a 1-mile walk and children’s races. This year the event will be hosted by the District 54 Education Foundation on Sunday, September 28, 2025 at Dirksen School. The District 54 Education Foundation is committed to supporting students today and preparing students for tomorrow. It does that primarily by providing support to children from financially struggling families.
With this change in host, there is also a change in how the funds will be spent. All funds raised this year will be used to support programs for these families. By meeting the basic needs of students, they are preparing students to be successful at school, thus the name Run to Read still applies.
Not a runner? With a $10 donation, you can sponsor a D54 student whose family cannot afford to participate in this race. For $20, you can sponsor 2 children. For $100 you can sponsor 10. You get the idea.
Click on DONATE to Sponsor a Child or make an online donation. You can also mail a donation to Run to Read, 524 E. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg, IL 60194. don't forget all donations are tax-deductible.
Click on SPONSOR for more information about the various sponsorship opportunities available.
Don't forget to take a photo and tag us on social, or use the hashtag #54Run2Read.
Welcome to the Last TRI @ Stony Creek Metropark! On Sunday September 22nd, we invite you to join us for our inaugural event at this esteemed venue, renowned for its perfect multi-sport setting around the lake. As we gather, we celebrate not only the athleticism of our participants but also the spirit of dedication and perseverance that drives them forward.
At the Last TRI @ Stony Creek, we prioritize safety above all else, ensuring that every athlete can compete with confidence and peace of mind. Our commitment to excellence shines through in every aspect of the event, from course design to logistics, promising an experience that transcends mere competition.
Prepare to embark on a journey of self-discovery as you navigate the pristine courses of Stony Creek Metropark. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the park, you'll push your physical and mental boundaries to new heights, fueled by the desire for personal improvement and achievement.
This event marks the genesis of a new era in multisport excellence, where every stroke, pedal, and stride serves as a testament to the unwavering determination and indomitable spirit of our participants. Together, let us embrace the challenge, the camaraderie, and the opportunity to forge a legendary legacy.
Please come celebrate the LAST TRI of the season together, Let the journey begin.
Willow House
1 Mile Walk & 5K Run To Remember
Sunday, September 20, 2026
Register Here!
Raider Nation 5K Run / 2 Mile Run - Walk
Sunday, September 21, 2025 @ 8:35 a.m.
@ Kiel High School (KHS), Kiel, Wisconsin 53042
*On-line registration encouraged & available on this site and at: kieltriathlon.weebly.com through 9/19/2025.
*Printed & completed paper registration forms may be mailed.
*All participants must have a signed waiver form to participate.
Race Course & Parking:
5K Race: Start on Raider Heights South of Kiel High School heading west to Park Avenue. Continue West on Park Ave to Meggers Road. There will be a U-Turn at Fish and Game Road. Turn left into the soccer complex and follow the marked course until you reach the athletic complex, entering near the scoreboard and running a lap on the track where you will finish at the grandstand.
2 Mile Run / Walk: Follow behind 5K runners, however when heading North on Meggers Road, turn right into the soccer complex and follow the marked course (same as 5K and triathlon racers) to enter the athletic complex near the score board and finish on the track at the grandstand. Walkers stay to the right on the trail if met by a runner.
Parking is available in the KHS North lot. Parking will not be permitted on Raider Heights or along the south side of the school (1st Street to 4th Street) as this is part of the triathlon race course.
Awards: 5K and 2 mile run overall individual male/female winners & top male/female finishers in age divisions: 10 & under, 11-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+. Awards ceremony will occur after the completion of all races at the football field pending weather.
Race Shirts: Race t-shirts guaranteed with entry by September 14, 2025.
Fees: 5K $25.00 / 2 mile run $25.00 / 2 mile walk $25.00. T-shirt guaranteed if registered by 9/14/2025.
Make checks payable to KIEL BOOSTER CLUB. No refunds are given & registration is non-transferable. Mail registration & waiver form, along with your check to: ATTN: RAIDER NATION TRIATHLON / P.O. BOX 144 / Kiel, WI 53042
Plans for inclement weather:
Delay start of the race up to 75 minutes. 2. Modify the course. 3. Cancel the race (there are no refunds for a race canceled due to weather).
All participants must complete the registration (online or paper) and waiver forms.
For more race information, e-mail [email protected]