Smith’s Knob Scramble is an 8 mile trail race that follows the Loyalsock trail over the steep Smith’s Knob. Awards will be given in 10 year age groups up to 60+. Race shirts to all pre-registered…limited quantities on race day! Due to limited parking, there is maximum number of participants set at 150 runners. Carpooling is encouraged for this race.
The Green Monster is stoked to announce we will be participating in the Pennsylvania Rocksylvania Trail Series this year! Our 25k and 50k courses will be part of a larger system of races within PA, with cumulative points able to be earned and ultimately crowned champions in the different age groups. Lots of great races! Tons of awards! And so much fun!!!
Race Date: Nov. 28, 2019 Location: Sayre Theatre, 205 South Elmer Avenue, Sayre, PA 9:30 AM - Kids' Fun Run (ages 10 and younger) FREE! 10 AM - USATF Certified 5K course for TEAMS and INDIVIDUALS
Early bird Registration: January 1 - September 30; Individual: $20; Teams (3-5 people): $18 per person
Pre-Registration: October 1 - November 17 @ 10 PM; Individual: $25; Teams: $23 per person * Register by November 17 to receive a race shirt
Last-Minute Registration & early Packet Pick-up: November 27, 4:30 - 6:30 PM at the Patterson Auditorium on the Guthrie Campus.
Smallfoot Trail Fest July 27, 2019 Mt Pisgah State Park, Troy, PA
The Smallfoot Trail Fest was created to inspire kids 12 and under to get outdoors, try the sport of trail running, and boost their confidence in outdoor exploration. Pisgah Runners, ReVibe Gear, and the PA Trail Dogs have all teamed up to offer this event free of charge for participants. We are working on providing some other kids' activities along with the trail run, so stay tuned.
The course will be about 3 miles long with a few small hills for the kids to challenge themselves. There may be some small stream crossings and muddy sections — the kids will love them! The course will be well-flagged and staffed with volunteers to guide the racers. There will be one aid station along the route. No runners will be out there alone at any point. Parents/Guardians are allowed to run with their kids if needed but should not sign themselves up for the event. If for some reason a parent can't run but still wants someone to be with their child, we may be able to offer a "pacer" to run with them. We will have a lunch for the kids after the race along with other activities. There’s a great playground and a free swimming pool adjacent to the start/finish line. The playground will be open all day, and the pool will open at 11 am. Make sure you bring your swimsuits to cool off after the race! Canoe, kayak, and paddleboat rentals are all available at the lake as well.
Registration is free but all kids must have a signed waiver by a parent or guardian. Registration ends on July 8th or if we reach the 300 runner cut-off. There will be no day-of registration, so make sure you sign up in advance!
Welcome to the Panther Prowl 5K Run/Walk. This event is hosted each year by the SVE Alumni Association as a scholarship benefit for Spencer Van Etten Central School District.
The race will start and end at the Spencer Van Etten Senior High School.
This is a lap race(running or walking) and the participant that runs/walks the most loops in 3 hours will be the winner! Each lap is a total distance of 1.0 miles with an aid station available. For More Info follow the race on Facebook: HERE
Vendor Fair, 5K Run/Walk, Memorial Mile Walk, Kids’ Fun Run
Online pre-race registration and day of event registration will take place.
Registration for the Vendory Fair will begin January 23, 2019. Pre-registration for outdoor events begin February , 18, 2019 and will continue until April 20th.- Registration WILL RESUME the day of! First 50 pre-registered members will receive a free t-shirt.
Check us out on Facebook- Jean and Pete Event
Why:
Peter Onofre succumbed to lung cancer on April 16, 1990. He was 47. He left behind his loving wife, Jean, and their three children: Mark (12), David (9), and Maryellen (5). Nineteen years later, Jean passed away from breast cancer on April 24, 2009. Cancer affects millions of people every year and this family is determined to join in the fight against cancer so that other families may be spared the heartache that they have become all too familiar with.
Proceeds:
All donations and proceeds are split between the local Nancy Quatrini Fund, American Lung Association, and National Breast Cancer Foundation
Purpose:
This event’s mission is to help those within our community get the care that they might otherwise not be able to afford, as well as contribute to the research devoted to curing various types of cancer. Cancer is not picky; it affects EVERYONE no matter age, race, or religion. This event is meant to raise funds to fight cancer and bring a community together.
This is something that the Onofre family would like to turn into an annual event. Each year, they would like to support and honor the victims and survivors of various cancers.
National Child Abuse Prevention Month is a time to acknowledge the importance of families and communities working together to prevent child abuse and neglect, and to promote the social and emotional well being of children and families. During the month of April and throughout the year, communities are encouraged to share child abuse and neglect prevention awareness strategies and activities and promote prevention across the country.
This year The Children’s House Child Advocacy Center has decided to add some really exciting things to our annual 5k. Please join us on April 27th for our Superhero 5k run for Child Abuse Prevention! This family friendly event attracts avid runners, casual walkers, children of all ages, supporters of The Children’s House Child Advocacy Center and Super Heroes of all sorts.
There will be a DJ, photo booth, face painting, and TONS of Superheroes! You don’t want to miss this! You are welcome to dress up as your favorite superhero because every child needs a hero but our children victims deserve a Superhero, however, costumes are optional. We look forward to see you and Joining Hands in the fight against child abuse.
Join us for the 8th Annual Mile Run Trail Challenge! This event is capped at 500 participants and is a great warm-up race to your spring/summer running season! Be prepared! It almost always snows before our event date and is COLD! There will be 3 aid stations located at miles 3.2, 7.5, and 10.5 with snackable items like peanuts, pretzels, M&Ms, Swedish fish, etc. We have a 6-hour time limit in place, but hikers are welcome.
Stay for the awesome after-party! Our staff fires up the grill and feeds everybody that comes; typically, we have burgers, hot dogs, pizza, and/or soup, as well as snack items. Beer, water, and soda will also be available.
PLACE
314 Mile Run Rd.
Exit 199 off Interstate 80
Allenwood, PA US 17810
REGISTER Registration will close on Wednesday, April 3rd at NOON.
Come walk, come run, come eat, come cheer! Volunteer! Support a great cause!
First Look Pregnancy Center is hosting the 6th annual Pound the Ground for Ultrasound.
Packet Pick-up on Friday May 24, 6-8 pm at Athens Wesleyan Church and Race Day 7-8am.
5K Walk/Run OR 10K Trail Run: $25 Both 5K & 10K Trail Run: $40 Family of 4:$60
Breakfast is included for event participants and is part of the entry fee. The first 100 to register will get a athletic wicking T-shirt or tank. Additional shirts may be available for purchase on race day.
Do you have a glowing personality and like to run, walk, skip, hop, trot or gallop while supporting a great cause? Experience the 5th Annual Hoof It For The Kids 5K Glow event at Tioga Downs.
The track, located at Tioga Downs Casino, in Nichols, NY, will be aglow with colors as you cover the 5K distance. A glow goodie will be included in your race night bag, but we encourage entrants to wear their glow bling and really light up the night!
Prizes will be awarded to various age groups based on the timed race, but this 5K event is about having fun, hanging out with friends and enjoying the glowing night.
The Tioga Downs facility will be open during the event.
Runners and walkers of all ages and abilities are welcome and encouraged to participate, and this is a stroller friendly course.
The Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring program serves children in Bradford, Sullivan, and Tioga Counties in Pennsylvania and Tioga County in NY. For more information or to become a volunteer, call Big Brothers Big Sisters at 866-344-BIGS or visit our website at www.bbbstwintiers.org
See you on the racetrack as you make a difference in the life of a local child!
When: May 11, 2019 Where: Sayre Theater / Howard Elmer Park, Sayre Pa What: 5k run, 10k run, kids fun run
This multiple event race includes a 5K, 10K and Kids Fun Run. Proceeds from the 2019 Guthrie Gallop will go towards Guthrie's Sports Medicine Fund and Camp Sensation at Guthrie Towanda Memorial Hospital. The Guthrie Sports Medicine Fund provides educational materials that are used in the prevention and treatment of sports related concussions and injuries. Camp Sensation is a summer camp for special needs children and their siblings run by the pediatric therapy team.
Early Bird Registration: January 1 – March 1
5K or 10K - $20
Both 5K & 10K - $30
Online registration only
Tech shirt guaranteed
Pre-Registration: March 2 – April 29
5K or 10K - $25
Both 5K & 10K - $35
Online registration only
Tech shirt guaranteed
Last Minute Registration: May 10 - 4:30-6:30 p.m.
5K or 10K - $25
Both 5K & 10K - $35
Cash/Check Only
Guthrie Board Room – Learning Center, Wilbur Ave. (formerly School of Nursing)
The "Pine Creek Challenge" is just that, a place to challenge yourself by seeing how far or how fast you can run. It will be a scenic trail run along Pine Creek in northern Pennsylvania. The Pine Creek Rail Trail stretches 63 miles from Wellsboro Junction to Jersey Shore and is repeatedly listed as one of the finest bike rides in the Northeast. This section is through the "Grand Canyon of the East", the Pine Creek Gorge. The Gorge stretches for 47 miles. It is nearly a mile wide and 1,450 feet deep at its deepest point. This section of Pine Creek is listed as a National Natural Landmark. It's popular with canoeists and rafters in the spring and trout fishermen are drawn here all year long.
We have set up an out and back course that uses 25 miles of the upper canyon section. We will have the start/finish at Asaph. The 100 miler runners will go 2 out and backs to Blackwell, passing through the canyon 4 times. The 100k folks will go once to Blackwell and return. The 50 mile course will be ½ of the 100 mile course, going once to Blackwell. The marathoners will turn around just below Tiaghdaton.
