Join us for our 5th Annual Belong WI Benefit featuring a Color Run in support of an incredible cause! Belong Wisconsin provides a week-long summer camp experience for siblings separated through foster care and adoption, giving them the opportunity to reconnect, create joyful memories, strengthen their bond, and experience the love, stability, and sense of belonging they deserve.
After the Color Run, the fun continues back at Korneli’s with a bags tournament, raffle baskets, 50/50 raffle, bounce house, balloon animals, music, food, drinks, and more! Come out for a day full of fun while supporting an amazing mission in our community.
Tri-ing for A Cure Triathlon
The C26 Wisconsin Triathlon Camp is open to all triathletes — not just C26 team members — who want to gain an edge on one of the most iconic race venues in the sport. Held on the Ironman Wisconsin and 70.3 Wisconsin courses, this camp is led by C26 Triathlon Coaches Robbie Bruce and Mike Tarrolly, who have guided hundreds of athletes to successful finishes, PRs, podiums, top overall placements, and Kona qualifications on this course.
This camp has become a cornerstone of the many C26 Camps offered every year. Offering the perfect blend of hands-on coaching, race-specific preparation, and the supportive community that defines C26. Whether you’re preparing for your first 70.3 or Ironman, chasing a personal best, or working toward a World Championship slot, this camp will help you refine your strategy and build confidence for race day.
You’ll get valuable time on the official swim, bike, and run courses, learn how to pace and fuel effectively, and take the guesswork out of race-day execution. There’s simply no substitute for course recon with experienced coaches who know every turn, climb, and detail of the Wisconsin course making this camp an unforgettable experience of training, learning, and connection with fellow athletes.
We'll share several meals together and will offer plenty of time to hang out with your new friends and campers.
"As someone who finished their first Ironman at Wisconsin, course familiarity was crucial to my preparation. There’s no substitute for getting to train on the course you’re racing and I know the opportunity to train on that Wisconsin course was instrumental in me having the day I had. The experience of riding on that bike course was worth the price of admission alone. I knew where the business end of the course was, where the flatter sections were, where the free speed was, and that helped my plan of attack on race day. If you’re signed up for Ironman Wisconsin, there’s no other race or experience that will get you more prepared to race your best than Wisconsin camp!
Sean S , C26 Athlete , 11:59 in his first Ironman at Wisconsin
19 Kilometers, Start on Flat Iron Rd. (Hwy 16) South of Hwy 173. Southwest on Flat Iron, Angling Rd to turn around at Mill Rd. Return same roads to finish line on Flat Iron Rd.
There will be signs at start line, course arrows, turnaround & finish line.
Be rider aware, ride right.
Please understand that the course is open to traffic so be careful particularly at intersections. Ride to the right side of the road.
We highly recommend using a rear red blinking light.
Harvard 19k TT Strava course map: https://www.strava.com/segments/1976383
You must have an annual or single day ABR membership to participate. Click on link below to purchase ABR membership and sign waiver.
Youth - Ages 18 and under (age on December 31 of current year) - $10.00 Yearly Membership - $5.00 One Day Membership
Adults - Ages 19 to 79 (age on December 31 of current year) - $25.00 Yearly Membership - $5.00 One Day Membership
Adults - Ages 80 and above (age on December 31 of current year) - $0.00 Yearly Membership - $0.00 One Day Membership
2026 - Road Bike Category – You can choose to race either TT Bike or Road Bike for all of the categories.Road Bike Definition - A road bike can possess drop or straight handlebars; no tri-bars, clip-on bars or Spinaci bars are allowed; no disc wheels or wheel covers; both front & rear wheels must have at least 12 spokes each; the maximum rim depth allowed is 90mm. Note: the spirit of this new Road Bike category is to encourage more participation in MATTS events by creating a more even playing field for racers who don’t have a TT bike. In general, if your bike would be eligible for a road race or a criterium, it would qualify for the Road Bike category. No “TT” Helmets.
Note - Day of race registration: Will open at 7:30am at East Shelter, Milky Way Park, 700 Lawrence Rd, Harvard, IL 60033
Start list and Results posted here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/128JRDTHMJ-XhisInkwfxrrk2jbnSCqVkVqN2bd-yIes/edit?usp=sharing
Prize List
MATTS - ROTY points towards Season Overall Prizes
Medals 5 deep in each category.
Overall Fastest Rider 1st $30, 2nd $25, 3rd $20, 4th $15, 5th $10
Overall Fastest Women 1st $30, 2nd $25, 3rd $20, 4th $15, 5th $10
Overall Fastest Junior 1st $15, 2bd $10, 3rd $5
DIRECTIONS to Milky Way Park, Harvard, IL: IL Hwy 14 to IL Hwy 173 (on the South Side of Harvard, Illinois) Take Hwy 173 West about 2 miles to the Milky Way Park, 300 Lawrence Rd, Harvard, IL 60033 Turn right (North) onto Lawrence Rd to parking area, East Shelter.
We are Guests. Treat this area as your home, backyard and Town.
Please respect our host community by leaving the site cleaner than when you arrived.
Pictures: We'd love to see and share your pictures from the event. Please send to - [email protected]
Questions: Robert 708-532-7204 email: [email protected].
Dairyland Dare
National Watermelon Day Run 🍉🏃♀️
Celebrate summer’s sweetest day with a refreshing run or walk at the National Watermelon Day Run! Whether you’re here to race, stroll, or just enjoy a slice of fun, this event is the perfect way to beat the heat and celebrate all things watermelon.
Event Highlights:
Distance Options: 5K, 10K, or Half Marathon—something for every level of runner or walker.
Post-Race Watermelon: Cool off and refresh with juicy, ice-cold watermelon slices at the finish line.
Scenic Course: Enjoy a beautiful, shaded trail that keeps you close to nature.
Family-Friendly Fun: Bring the whole crew for a day of running, walking, and watermelon-filled memories.
Whether you’re a competitive runner or just in it for the watermelon, this fun-filled event will leave you smiling, satisfied, and a little sticky. Join us for the National Watermelon Day Run—a sweet way to celebrate summer! 🍉🎉
REGISTER HERE
Skelly's Donut Dash for the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin
Saturday, August 1st at 8am
Do you like running? Do you like running so you can eat donuts at the finish line? What about running with your dog, then eating donuts, AND supporting a great local organization?
For the second year, we are partnering with the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin to bring a 5k and 1 mile run/walk to the farm on Saturday, August 1st. Race time is at 8am (registration opens at 7am). Run or walk our 5k route through the sunflower field, on nearby roads, and around our strawberry beds. The 1-mile route goes around our fields and through our first 2 loops of our sunflower field. Don't forget to bring your dog with!
This race will be unlike anything you've done before, because you get to run through our 6-acre sunflower field! This field has over 30 different varieties of sunflowers in it!
All race participants will receive a bib number with time tracking (brought to you by Velocity Multi-Sport & Cycling), admission to our sunflower field, and an apple cider donuts at the finish line.
Skelly's will be donating a large portion of each ticket to the Humane Society PLUS any extra field admissions that day we will also be donating $1 per ticket! If you don't want to race, come visit the field and support the Humane Society that way!
HaRUNbee 5K Run/Walk for Healthy Birth Outcomes
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 2026
The HaRUNbee 5K Walk/Run for Healthy Birth Outcomes was designed to raise awareness and to prevent unhealthy birth outcomes across the nation. Organized by the National Coalition for Healthy Black Families (NCHBF), the mission of the HaRUNbee Walk/Run is to promote wellness by encouraging families to stay healthy and fit, both mentally and physically. We want to generate engagement of the community by bringing all ages and all races together internally as well as surrounding neighborhoods outside the Harambee community for a 5K Walk/Run.
Participants are welcome to walk or run.
Babies in strollers are highly encourage.
To register as a team member, each individual will need to select the "Individual (Team Registration)" registration type. Once the registration type is selected, you will have the option of creating a new team or joining an existing team. Unfortunately, youth cannot be automatically added to a team. To add a youth to a team, please email Tonda Thompson at [email protected] or contact at 414-617-7033.
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.