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About the Hurricane 100k Welcome to Hurricane 100k trail run and relay in Hurricane, West Virginia brought to you by the City of Hurricane, the Dumont Tri County YMCA, and a host of local sponsors.Get ready to race for a total prize purse of $10,000, plus a course record bonus of $1000 for the ladies and the men!The Hurricane Hundred 100K Trail Race and Relay is 62 glorious miles on the Meeks Mountain Trails in Hurricane WV. Please visit our website for full details, including photos and videos from past events. https://www.meeksmountaintrails.org/hurricanehundred Prizes: $10,000 purse for the solo 100k runners. $2500 for 1st place male and female, $1500 for second place male and female, and $1000 for third place male and female. Relay awards: Top all-male, all-female, and coed teams will receive hand-crafted awards. When: Saturday, September 19,2026, starting at 6:00 am. The sixth and final loop must be started by 9:30 pm sharp, or 15:30 on the race clock. Anyone not starting their final
loop by that time will be deemed 'did not finish. This is a firm cutoff for the safety of participants and the well-being of our volunteers.Where: Meeks Mountain Trails, Hurricane, WV. The race command center, crew pit, and team hangout will be at the shelter in the back of the bowl. The race is 100% single-track mountain running on 10.3-mile loops. Solo runners will see their crew between each of the six laps. Who: For the heartiest of runners only. Run the 100k solo or as a three-person team, each covering 20+ miles. Crew, family, and spectators are welcome to hang out and support their runners. There’s a playground nearby and loads of open trails for hiking, biking, running, and exploring.Pacers: For solo runners, pacers are permitted for the last two loops.Swag: All runners receive a hoodie sweatshirt with unisex and female sizes available, a finisher’s award, and a tote with swag from sponsors. All 100k solo finishers will receive a Hurricane 100k belt buckle.We are a Trail Sisters
approved race and offer an equal opportunity for female runners with female-specific swag, equal podium spots, and prize money, feminine products at aid stations, and equal space at the starting line. Please visit our website for additional details, including videos and runner profiles. https://www.meeksmountaintrails.org/hurricanehundred Hundred 100K Relay The relay race is open to teams of three: all-male teams, all-female teams, or coed teams. Every team will be issued one chip. The chip must cross the finish line 6 times, and the handoff must occur at the finish/start line-not mid-trail. Teams will determine the order of runners and laps. The race headquarters is perfect for teams and crews to relax and hang out while their teammates run. A female must run at least two of the six laps if registering as a coed team. The top team in each category will receive hand-crafted awards. Pricing Registration for the 100k is $120 until January 31st, $140 until April 30th, and $160 until September
12th. Registration per team for the relay is $90 per individual until January 31st, $100 until April 30th, and $110 until September 12th. Each team member will register themselves. Registration is limited to 150 runners. All active military, veterans, first responders, and family members get a 15% discount on their race registration by using code "service" at checkout. Thank you all for your dedicated service to our country. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mmtawv Stay and Play The race hotel, Wingate by Wyndham, is offering discounted hotel rates for our out-of-town guests. To book a room, use this link:https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/wingate/hurricane-west-virginia/wingate-hurricane/rooms-rates?&checkInDate=09/05/2025&checkOutDate=09/07/2025&groupCode=090525HURYou may also call the Wingate directly at 681-233-2230 and simply say you will be in town for the Hurricane Hundred K at Meeks Mountain Trails. King guest rooms are just $99 and Double Queen/Kings are just $105. Check out other local
restaurants and accommodations on the Putnam CVB website at https://www.visitputnamwv.com/ Event's current local time: 4:32 AM ET
The $5K is designed as a low-key race for the athlete who wants to run a tune-up race to prepare for their targeted event, the novice who may be intimidated by larger events, and runners/walkers who want an event to test themselves without breaking the bank.
Each monthly race is geared to give you, the runner, a chance to test your abilities, concentrate on your technique, and converse with other people in the running community without feeling overwhelmed with crowds, vendors, award ceremonies, etc. We keep it small while still providing you with an official chip-timed 5K event!
For those wanting a little more competition - the $5K Race Series is one 5K per month (always the 2nd Tue) from April - October. Runners are awarded points based on finishing times and awards are given at the October race. Learn more by clicking on the link under RACE INFO.
COST: $5.00. No TCTC discount. No refunds, transfers, or deferrals allowed for this race.
In the event the race should be cancelled for reasons beyond the control of the Race Directors (inclement weather or unsafe weather conditions; local, state, or national emergency; etc.), the race directors will do their best to reschedule the affected race(s) for the following Tuesday.
NO PETS ALLOWED - participants will not be issued a bib and/or DQ'd!
HEADPHONES DISCOURAGED - talk to your fellow runners! Most of them are actually nice!
STROLLERS ALLOWED - but please start in the back of the pack! It's chip-timed...so you can pass on the greenway!
ATTENTION: RACE CAP IN EFFECT
Registration for this race is limited to 150 participants. After that, a wait list goes into effect. You will receive an email from the wait list and will then have 24 hours to register for the race. Race Day registration is available only through participant devices. No registration kiosks will be available at the race.
The $5K is designed as a low-key race for the athlete who wants to run a tune-up race to prepare for their targeted event, the novice who may be intimidated by larger events, and runners/walkers who want an event to test themselves without breaking the bank.
Each monthly race is geared to give you, the runner, a chance to test your abilities, concentrate on your technique, and converse with other people in the running community without feeling overwhelmed with crowds, vendors, award ceremonies, etc. We keep it small while still providing you with an official chip-timed 5K event!
For those wanting a little more competition - the $5K Race Series is one 5K per month (always the 2nd Tue) from April - October. Runners are awarded points based on finishing times and awards are given at the October race. Learn more by clicking on the link under RACE INFO.
COST: $5.00. No TCTC discount. No refunds, transfers, or deferrals allowed for this race.
In the event the race should be cancelled for reasons beyond the control of the Race Directors (inclement weather or unsafe weather conditions; local, state, or national emergency; etc.), the race directors will do their best to reschedule the affected race(s) for the following Tuesday.
NO PETS ALLOWED - participants will not be issued a bib and/or DQ'd!
HEADPHONES DISCOURAGED - talk to your fellow runners! Most of them are actually nice!
STROLLERS ALLOWED - but please start in the back of the pack! It's chip-timed...so you can pass on the greenway!
ATTENTION: RACE CAP IN EFFECT
Registration for this race is limited to 150 participants. After that, a wait list goes into effect. You will receive an email from the wait list and will then have 24 hours to register for the race. Race Day registration is available only through participant devices. No registration kiosks will be available at the race.
The NCANA Run for Joy is a 5K race that supports mental health advocacy and wellness for health care trainees. Mental health issues and suicide are becoming increasingly common among health care trainees and providers. Training programs are usually very rigorous, caring for patients is stressful, and those who care for others often feel that they can’t or shouldn’t admit that they need care themselves. Unfortunately, there is often a stigma associated with mental illness, and trainees may feel that admitting that they struggle could damage their careers.
Run for Joy seeks to combat this stigma and support the mental wellness of heath care trainees. Proceeds from the race help finance initiatives that enhance mental wellness and provide support for those needing mental health services. Donations and race proceeds are managed by Run for Joy, Inc, a charitable organization established for this purpose. Run for Joy was started after the tragic death of Katelyn Joy Beardsley. Katelyn was a vibrant young woman who brought immense joy to everyone who knew her. She had a strong love for God and for people. She was unapologetically authentic and could sit with people in their deepest sadness or laugh with them in their highest joys. Katelyn actively counseled and encouraged many others in the midst of their depression, and we know lives were preserved because of her. Katelyn also loved running, which was her favorite way to combat her own depression and anxiety. In the summer of 2018, Katelyn enrolled in the Nurse Anesthesia program at Wake
Forest University School of Medicine to fulfill her life-long dream of becoming a CRNA. Unfortunately, that dream was never realized. On June 11, 2020, two months prior to graduation, Katelyn died by suicide. We will never know all the things that led to this tragic end to such a beautiful life. Because Katelyn was high functioning and upbeat, no one saw this coming. Data show that many others are struggling like Katelyn. Run for Joy seeks to bring help and awareness to this critical situation.
Issue: Mental health advocacy and wellness for health care trainees