Registration Process
1. How do I register?
You can register online through Race Roster. Please note there are processing fees for Race Roster.
2. How do I know if I’m registered?
Once registered, you will receive a confirmation email from Race Roster. You will also be able to view your registration online through your Race Roster profile.
3. What is the closing date for race registration?
Registration will close at 10:30 AM on Race Day. Kids can be registered for the 2 KM Children's race.
4. Are there refunds?
No, but transfers to other participants will be allowed.
5. Can I register and pick up my race package on race day? Yes, there will be race day registration onsite starting at 8:30 am.
6. Is there a minimum age for participants?
If you think your child can run the distance, who are we to stop him/ her? We LOVE it when kids set lofty goals. We do, however, encourage parents or a designated guardian to run with kids under 10 to ensure safety. Participants under the age of 19 must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver. Youth are welcome to take part in all categories, but they must have parental consent and be able to complete the course within the maximum allowed time.
Event Information
1. May I pick up a bib number and race package for someone else?
Yes. Please be prepared to show an email or text message authorizing you to pick up another participant’s race number and race package.
2. Where do we park?
Parking is in the Bert Church Theater parking lot.
3. Where do I get my bib number and race package?
There is package pick up Saturday May 4, 2024, 9:00am to 2:00pm. Also, race day will have onsite pick available.
Please check the race schedule section of our web site for times & details of individual events.
4. When and where are the awards presented?
Awards ceremony will be immediately following the event at the finish line. Participants in the top 3 in each age and category receive a finisher’s gold, silver, or bronze medal. All awards must be picked up at the ceremony and will not be mailed.
5. What do I need to bring and is there a bag drop?
Check the weather forecast the night before and make sure to dress appropriately for the race. It’s always a good idea to have a hydration pack, a windproof running jacket, a hat, sunglasses and a thin pair of running gloves in your race kit. Make sure to bring dry, warm gear to change into after the race. Unfortunately, there will be no bag drops. Please keep your items stored somewhere safe.
6. What type of footwear should I wear?
You will definitely be more comfortable and safer in shoes designed specifically for running. Running shoes are designed specifically to make you more stable and protect you from injuries as you run along the pathways.
7. What about toilet facilities?
There are always plenty of toilet facilities available at the start/finish area. The venue does have a washroom facility indoors at Genesis Place, portable toilets will be sent out on the course for the event.
8. Is there an official photographer?
We currently do not have one, but we have a few unofficial photographers. Race photos are typically made available through the race website.
Course Information
1. What is the distance of the race?
There is a 2 KM kids race, 5 KM Run/Walk, 10 KM Run/Walk and the 21.1KM Half Marathon distances available to register for. The course will be on pathways and some road crossings. We ask that even though there are volunteers managing the road crossings please cross all roads with caution.
Yes, we do. The 2 K Kids Run and is held after the 5 K event. You can register your child on the website.
There are aid stations in the Start/Finish area and at on-course locations. Please note: If you have a pre-existing medical condition we should know about in case of a medical emergency, please write (block letters in waterproof ink) the details on the back of your race number bib. Pens will be provided on race day at the first aid tent. Feel free to let our first aid personnel know about any medical concern you may have.
Though most of the courses are on well-maintained pathways and roadways. All courses offer a challenging level of hills, some more than others. If possible, it’s always a valuable idea to pre-run the course so you are familiar with the pathways on race day. Remember, there is no shame in walking a section, sections of the course. Safety and overall enjoyment are paramount.
11. Where will I find my race results?
12. Can I run with my kid in the 2K race?