Race Notes: This 4 mile (approx.) run begins promptly at 11pm at the Griffin Visitor Center. Runners go to Willow Bay and back. No walkers please, lights will be turned off at midnight
Race Notes: This race is a fundraiser for the Somaly Mam Foundation, http://www.somaly.org/about-smf/somaly-mam, which rescues and rehabilitates survivors of the sex slave trade. The race will take place in Riverside Park, NY starting near 102nd St. There is a 5K walk that starts at 9 a.m.
A 1 hour endurance run will start at 9:30 a.m. Runners will run as many loops as they can in 1 hour.
How far will you go for a survivor?
There are also races taking place in Ohio and Florida on January 1st. You can also participate virtually.
Race Notes: Tioghnioga Winter Carnival will host the second DeRuyter White-Out Certified 5k Walk/Run on Saturday, January 14, 2012 at 10:00 a.m. in front of DeRuyter Central School . The White-Out is a USA T&F Certified 5k Walk/Run (certification code NY10019JG) scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. The course begins at the DeRuyter Central School and then loops throughout our quaint rural village. The first 200 registrants will receive a collector’s t-shirt. Registration also includes a “refreshment coupon” redeemable at area establishments.
Race Notes: Entry fees are $14 for FMRRC members and $16 for non-members for pre-registration. Race day entry is $20 for all. Special race souvenirs are guaranteed to first 200 registered runners. Awards to 1st three finishers, male and female, in 4.4-mile race and 2.2-mile “Wimp-Out”, and to top three, male and female, in 4.4 miler in 1each age group, plus Kay Guere memorial award to 1st 60+ female.
Race Notes: 5-K and Fun Run. Refreshments and bags will be provided for all runners. T-shirts will also be given to those pre-registered and given to walk-in registrations until we run out.
Race Notes: Don't go into hibernation: put on your winter running gear and join us for a different kind of race! The Adirondack Runners annual Polar Cap race is 4 miles of frosty fun. This 4-mile course will challenge you with some rolling hills, but also offers a long fast section along the southern end of beautiful Lake George and a downhill cruise to the finish. Race proceeds help support two important local charities: Sacred Heart Food Pantry and Upstate NY Autism Awareness.
Race Notes: Entry form can be emailed by request. T-shirts available by choice of participate, appropriate entry fee accordingly. Registration is held at the Newport Masonic Temple 7408 Main Street, Newport from 8:00 to 9:45.
Race Notes: The Nature Center has become a favorite location for outdoor enthusiasts to pursue fitness activities such as running. In an effort to encourage year round outdoor activity and help bridge the gap from fall to spring, Beaver Lake has organized this event. The run is 5K and it begins and ends at the Visitor Center, using nearby country roads. All proceeds benefit the Nature Center. The run is open to all ages and the pre-registration entry price of $17 ($20 day of race) includes a long sleeved t-shirt for the first 100 entrants. Winners will be awarded in various age categories.
Race Notes: Get your run done early so you can park yourself on the couch and watch the big game. A 5-kilometer race at scenic Onondaga Lake Park. There will be raffles for a big-screen television provided by Wilber-Duck Chevrolet, a recliner from Dunk & Bright, and some other goodies. To be eligible, you must participate in the run, and be present for the drawing.
Race Notes: The Cupid's Chase 5K Run supports Community Options, Inc. (COI) COI is a national nonprofit organization that develops housing and employment support for people with developmental disabilities.
Race Notes: America’s Greatest Heart Run & Walk Weekend 2012.
Start!, the American Heart Association’s national movement encouraging the public to take up walking and other healthy habits as part of their daily routine to live longer, stronger lives is part of America’s Greatest Heart Run & Walk.
America's Greatest Heart Run Race Schedule. Including a
30-K Run, 10-Mile Run, 5-Mile Run, 3-Mile Run. Buses to starting lines leave Utica College, see race website for schedule.
Race Notes: Be part of the new Tipperary Hill Tradition! Ask one of the 1,200 just how much fun they had last year along our certified 4-mile course. You'll again run past many of Tipp Hill's favorite pubs and landmarks, including the world famous "green on top" traffic light. If the Goat is on your race calendar, our hills will provide the perfect training run. It truly is a fun and healthful way to kick off your St. Patricks Day celebration. Join us for an exhilarating run through historic Tipperary Hill!
Race Notes: The race annually raises funds to assist cancer patients in their financial needs. 100% of the proceeds are directed to patients in treatment in Sullivan and Orange Counties with no overhead or administrative expenses. One hundred percent of the proceeds go to meet specific needs of people that are dealing with this disease.
Race Notes: Timing by YellowJacket Racing
Registration from 8:00-9:30 at the Hornell YMCA
Entry fee-Before 3/17/2012 $18.00, Day of Race- $23.00
Awards presented to the top three finishers in each division.
Shirts to the first 350 registered participants
Race Notes: St Patrick's Day Thistle & Shamrock 5K Run and Walk. Donation $10.00 Members $5. Family discounts available. Location: Woodhouse Stadium Grill, Corning, NY.
Race Notes: West Road’s 2nd Annual Shamrock Shuffle 5k & Fun Run & Walk March 24th 2012
1st 100 kids received a cotton T-Shirt and 1st 75 adults receive free wick-away shirt.
Door Prizes & Awards for Paid Walkers & Runners
High School Team Competition for a Pizza Party up to 20 people
Registration: Runners can pre-register by mailing registration (post-marked by Mar. 19) to West Road Elementary PTO (8596 Westmoreland Road, Whitesboro, NY 13492) or day of race with cash or a check. Race-Day registration – 7:30 am – 8:30 am – West Road Elementary PTO 8596 Westmoreland Road, Whitesboro.
Race Notes: On August 16th, 2006 the Binghamton Crew family lost a friend. John McKenna IV attended Binghamton University (1994 – 1998) and was a valued rower and teammate. John showed dedication not only to his team, but to his nation through service as a United States Marine. It was during his third tour serving in Iraq that this nation lost a great man with an indelible spirit.
We invite you to Binghamton Crew’s Annual John McKenna Memorial 5K run. The event will be held on March 20th in Binghamton's West Side at Beethoven Park. Proceeds will benefit Binghamton Crew in our effort to purchase a boat in his name and the John McKenna Memorial Fund which supports the Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund and the NYS Trooper Scholarship Fund
Race Notes: THE PULASKI MARCHING BAND, MARCHING ITS WAY TOWARD WASHINGTON D.C.
By participating in this event you are helping us reach our goal of running, a collective mileage of 820 miles, a roundtrip from Pulaski to Washington D.C. At 3.1 miles a person, a minimum of 266 runners is required to accomplish this goal. Every person counts so come and join the fun!
Race Notes: Runners/walkers will travel along the Corning Preserve Bicycle Path while rowers from the Albany Rowing Center will race alongside in shells on the Hudson River.
Race Notes: Flat and fast run starting and finishing at St. Mary's School in Cortland. Professional timimg by Leone Timing. There will also be a fun run at 8:30AM. There will be a free pancake breakfast for all participants in both events. $5 for non-runners. Check us out on facebook at "Run For The Stars"
Race Notes: Registration begins at 8 a.m. and will close promptly at 9 a.m. We highly encourage you to register online in advance to avoid race day registration lines. Shot gun start at 9:30 a.m. in front of the Sports Arena at Buffalo State. Walkers are welcome!
Race Notes: The 15K course is hilly and a great tune up for late spring marathon or the Flower City Half-Marathon. Three water stops on course with water. The start is on Douglas Road and the finish is on the dirt road next to Stewart Lodge.
Race Notes: Half marathon and 10K race. This race is cosponsored by the Finger Lakes Runners Club and the Cornell Athletic Department and is sanctioned by the Road Runners Club of America.
Race Notes: Out & back course along country roads on a USATF certified course. T-shirts 1st 200 to pre-register, door prizes, 5 yr age group awards, top 3 overall awards (no duplication), walk division, refreshments and much more.
Race Notes: The Roman Runners invite you to participate in the Fort-to-Fort Runs. Races will start at the Geiger Road Fitness Center, Griffiss Business Park. The Fun Run and 5K Run and Walk will take place in the Park. The 10K will start in the Park, proceed through Rome to Fort Stanwix National Monument, through the Fort and return to Griffiss Park. Finish line will be near the Fitness Center.
Race Notes: USATF Sanctioned 5k Run/Walk honoring Meaghan Latone, a young Rochester mom who lost her battle with non-smokers lung cancer. At Meaghan's request, all money raised through this event will go to the James P. Wilmot Cancer Center in Rochester, NY to fund research to develop an early diagnostic tool for Lung Cancer.
Race Notes: Join us for the 3rd annual Plattsburgh Half Marathon on Sunday April 22nd at 8 am! Registration begins November 1st and is limited to 1000 runners so please make sure to register early! We are excited to announce that we will be opening up spots for relay teams this year! We are offering a 2 person relay at distances of 6.5 miles (approx) each. We are only allowing 100 teams so sign up early. Training shirts, hats, and magnets are also available for purchase. Please contact us directly for more info.
Race Notes: This event helps raise awareness on the critical shortage of organs and tissue. There are more than 100,000 people awaiting the lifesaving gift of an organ transplant. Funds raised for this event go directly to the Center for Donation & Transplant - Donate Life.
Race Notes: RACE HIGHLIGHTS
Half Marathon / 5K / Fun Run, Timing, Tech Shirts to Half-Marathon Runners, Commemorative T-Shirts to 5K Fun Runners, Goodie Bags, Post Race Celebration featuring Live Music & Refreshments, Finisher Medals to Half-Marathoners, Hydration stations, medical support throughout the course, Results printed online
Race Notes: The Greater Binghamton Bridge Run is a premier running event in the Greater Binghamton area. The Bridge Run includes USATF certified half marathon and 5K races. Highlighting four of the city’s historic bridges and traveling through the heart of downtown Binghamton, our inaugural race in 2011 attracted more than 1,700 runners.
The Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce hosts the event, with the support of our title sponsors: Lourdes Hospital, UHS, Excellus BCBS, and the Binghamton Mets
Race Notes: Race Day 8:00 - 9:30 am. Registration 9:00 am. Childrens Fun Run 9:30 am. Youth Mile 10:00 am. 5K Run / Walk 11:15 am. Awards Ceremony. Race Day Registration 5K - $25. Proceeds to benefit the Literacy Volunteers of Rensselaer County NY adult and family literacy tutoring programs.
Race Notes: The Mountain Goat Run is operated by the Mountain Goat Run Foundation, Inc., a non-profit company, with support from the City of Syracuse, The Syracuse Track Club and many fine local, regional and national sponsors. The Mountain Goat Run has experienced steady growth in participation, sponsorship and community interest. Last year over 3,000 people participated in one of the Mountain Goat Events and the 10-Mile Mountain Goat Run and companion 3K saw 30% increase in participation.
Race Notes: Will you survive? Of course you will. The Survival Race is a 5k race designed to get you out and get you dirty. Test your own limits in a fun, healthy, exciting adventure. Whether you are an experienced runner or an experienced couch potato, you will be amongst friends in this epic event.
Race Notes: Join us for the 2nd annual inaugural May Day 5K! This event is sponsored by the Trumansburg Elementary PTO and the Trumansburg Middle School PTO. Proceeds from the run go to supporting all the programs these two organizations help to sponsor.
Race Notes: Sir William Johnson Hall is located at 139 Hall Avenue. Parking will be at the Johnstown, High School located on Pearl St. Visit our website at www.friendsofjohnsonhall.org.
Race Notes: Registration opens in January. There is a 5k chipped run, a 5k run/walk, and a 1 mile Kids for the Cure Run (children 12 and under), and a 1 mile walk. Please join us!
Race Notes: Never been to the Adirondacks? Want to come an enjoy a beautiful race in the heart of the Adirondacks? Come and Run the 2nd Annual Tupper Lake Marathon and Half Marathon.
Race Notes: Up to 75% of the funds raised at the Elmira Race for the Cure remain here in the Komen Twin Tiers Region Affiliate service area to provide breast health research, diagnostics, screening, treatment, services and education for uninsured or underinsured women. The remaining 25% goes to fund national research to discover the causes of breast cancer and, ultimately, its cures.
Race Notes: Flat, fast course through downtown Corning, NY. Starts and finishes at Corning War Memorial Stadium with one lap around the track at the start and the finish. Part of the Corning GlassFest Weekend. Technical shirts to the first 300 entries
Race Notes: This beautiful and challenging course follows a northern extension of the Finger Lakes Trail system along the eastern rim of the Letchworth gorge from Mt. Morris to Portageville. The trail is very runnable, well-marked and lovingly maintained, but by no means easy. Your meander through the wooded single-track along the rim will be punctuated by a seemingly interminable series of gullies, each entailing a rapid descent and a climb again to the rim. Many small stream crossings and ever-present roots will keep you on your toes. Pace yourself well. The course does not get easier as you near the finish. Prepare to test your endurance, prepare to have a blast, and prepare for an adventure
Race Notes: Come join ATC Endurance for the annual Cooperstown Triathlon, presented by the Otesaga Hotel. This year’s race is Memorial Day weekend in beautiful and historic Cooperstown, NY. The 800m swim will leave from the Otesaga Hotel Lakefront, followed by a 11.6 mile bike ride and 3 mile run.
Traveling to the race? Be sure to check out the weekend packages the Otesaga has to offer. The hotel is a AAA rated 4 diamond property with luxurious amenities and features.
Race Notes: Registration includes a t-shirt and a ticket to Majorpalooza. The event following the race has 5 live bands, free food, LARGE childrens area and is about 1 mile up the street from the start of the race.
Race Notes: The Buffalo Marathon is a fast, scenic course and a Boston Marathon Qualifier.
Entry Includes FREE: Carbo Load Party, Exciting Runner’s Expo, Fantastic Post Race Party and more
All Marathon, Half Marathon and relay team runners will receive the official Buffalo Marathon technical shirt along with a race packet filled with free products and valuable coupons. Post race fruit and refreshments will be provided for all runners at the finish line.
Race Notes: On February 12, 2009 Flight 3407 of Colgan Air crashed in Clarence Center, NY. All 50 people on the plane and one on the ground died as a result of this tragedy. In memory of these victims and everyone affected by this tragedy, The Flight 3407 Memorial 5K Race was founded by The Flight 3407 Fundraiser Committee.
Race Notes: The Freihofer's Run for Women 5km combines some of the top International and American women distance runners and over 3,500 women from the Capital Region and across the nation. From Olympians to recreational runner, it's a wonderful blend of competition, participation and camaraderie.
Race Notes: Run for a good cause. Due to the combined efforts and the generosity of sponsors and the people of CNY, Paige's Butterfly Run raised $140,000 last year to benefit the Center for Children's Cancer and Blood Disorders at University Hospital and the Baldwinsville Community Scholarship Foundation!
Race Notes: 10K and 1 Mile Fun Run. Borrowing from the fable this is a race for the slow as well as the fast. Speed alone is not the goal. The victory is in finishing the run. This is a good introduction to trail running (and to local trails ), and one of the few trail runs accessible by city buses from Ithaca [#4 North/South to Buttermilk Falls State Park ¡ª check this to verify present schedule]. The ONE MILE trail course is practically flat ; it can be completed by anyone regardless of age. The 10 K+ (10.8 km or 6.7 miles) is a trail run on a small scale (only ¡Ö900' of climb).
Race Notes: A ½-mile swim in Green Lake, followed by a 20-kilometer bike ride (mostly outside the park), followed by a 5-kilometer run on the trail around both lakes.
Race Notes: Join us for this scenic run that highlights downtown Rochester, the Corn Hill Neighborhood, the Genesee River Trail and the University of Rochester, with a finish at the Animal Services shelter and Brown Square Park. For those not interested in the 5K or 10K races, there is also a 1-mile dog walk and fun activities for all ages. Post-race celebration including live music, prizes, t-shirts, and refreshments. Stick around for the pet contests too.
Race Notes: The first annual Trinity Montessori School "Dash for the Cash" takes runners through the scenic campus of Nazareth College. This flat course is perfect for the beginning runner, but challenging enough for the seasoned pro. A family-friendly race, proceeds from the event go to support the Scholarship Fund at Trinity.
Race Notes: Obstacle Apocalypse is not your typical 5k obstacle course race. We challenge all thrill-seeking athletes to run, crawl, jump, swing, climb, and think your way to the finish line before time runs out. Expect surprises. Costumes encouraged. Celebrate your feat, or hard-fought failure at the Oktoberfest post-race party (with music, food, beer, games, etc.). Small wave sizes! Do you have what it takes?
Race Notes: Marathon, Half-Marathon, 4-Person relay options.The marathon features 28 aid station opportunities in 26.2 miles. The half marathon features 15 aid station opportunities in 13.1 miles. The first four aid stations are water only. The remaining aid stations are stocked with water, Gatorade drink, energy bars, energy gel, fruit, pretzels, cookies, and other energy foods. Free Post Race Athlete Food and drink is provided at the Olympic Oval finish area.
Race Notes: REGISTRATION: begins January 3 through Active.com on Jan. 3. The registration fee is $20 through March 1, $25 through June 7 and $30 on June 10. LIVESTRONG at the YMCA T-shirts guaranteed through May 1
Race Notes: The Dolgeville Violet Festival is not just a one time event during the summer, but a year round effort by the residents of Dolgeville. The Violet Festival preserves the historical aspects of the Village of Dolgeville through the use of innovative, artistic, and educational displays throughout the year.
Race Notes: This race begins and ends on the Ithaca High School Track, and proceeds along Lake Street to Stewart Park at the foot of beautiful Cayuga Lake. Runners will run one loop in Stewart Park and return to the track via Cayuga St. The USATF certified course is fast and flat. ChampionChip timing by Leone Timing. Optional tech fabric T-shirt (limited quantities) is $20.
Race Notes: We're very excited to welcome athletes of all ages to the Oswego community this upcoming June 25-26 for a wonderful weekend of sprint, intermediate, relay and children/family racing activities!
Our committee is working hard to provide our participating athletes and their families with an amazing experience at our Tri, and we believe our beautiful Lake Ontario setting and rolling Oswego County hills will not disappoint. We're also very proud to share with our participants that proceeds from the event will benefit ongoing youth development programs throughout Oswego County.
Race Notes: Join us for for our annual 1K kids’ fun run, 5K Walk/Run and 10K Run on Saturday, June 16th! Anyone can register up to the morning of the race. The route begins and ends on the First Lake in Old Forge. Both routes run along part of the scenic Moose River, and is surrounded by the beautiful trees of the Adirondacks. The 5K and 10K routes are USATF certified.
Race Notes: Miles for Missy was started in memory of an amazing teacher, coach, and friend, Missy Lasowski. The money raised from the event will go to Herkimer Elementary and Mohawk High School's scholarship in her name and The American Cancer Society. Let's make this event a great one!
Race Notes: This is the 2nd annual m4e the Race 4 music. We will be running the race through Genesee Valley Park, and have some fun events after the race, so stick around after you are done running.
Race Notes: Come join us for our annual Union Springs Health Expo 5K in beautiful Union Springs NY. The 5K is a lollipop loop with rolling hills and the 1mile fun run (start time 8:00AM) is out & back and mostly flat. Our course is Certified to be accurate by USATF #NY10116KL (5km) and NY10123KL (1 Mile).
Race Notes: The Ironman Syracuse 70.3 promises to be one of the most challenging and beautiful race courses in this international series. This race will be a sellout, so don’t delay … register early to secure your spot.
1.2 mile swim course, 56 Mile Bike Course, 13.1 Mile Run Course
Race Notes: Start your July 4th festivities with a 4-mile road race beginning on the people-lined streets of Broadway in Saratoga Springs. The course winds through the beautiful streets of this historic city. Course is USATF certified 4-Mile. Many Bands and Musicians along the race course.
Race Notes: Chip timing and a post-race feast for all participants. Register by June 6th to recieve a Technical T-Shirt. The next 300 registrants will receive a cotton t-shirt. Remember, all shirt sizing is on a first come, first served basis so register early!
Race Notes: This USAT Certified 5K (3.1 Mile) course begins and ends at Brighton High School. There will be one water stop on the course which takes you through the Brighton Residential Area.
Race Notes: All races start near Cazenovia High School. The 5K, 10 Mile, and one mile courses are each USATF Certified.
The 5K race begins on Emory St, proceeds to Sullivan, Ridge, Glenwood, and then onto East Lake Rd and finishes in Lakeland Park.
The Fun Run starts and finishes near the school.
The 10 mile race makes an initial loop through the village and then heads north on East Lake Rd on a counter clockwise loop of Cazenovia Lake, and finishes in Lakeland Park.
Awards:
Souvenir ribbons to all 1 mile finishers.
Special awards for the over-all women's and men's winners in the 5K and 10M.
5K age group awards (top three) for men and women in the 0-13, 14-19, and then year age groups.
10-mile age group awards (top three) for men and women in the 0-19 and then five year age groups.
Race Notes: The Swim – The event starts with a 325 yard swim at the City of Albany’s Rensselaer Lake which is part of the Pine Bush Preserve.
The Bike – The biking leg of the triathlon is 11.5 miles. It begins at the southern end of the lake and follows the paved path west.
The Run – The last leg is 3.25 mile run which is an out and back route with the finish line at the YMCA.
Race Notes: 750 meter swim - 16.1 mile bike - 3.2 mile run Thinking about doing your first triathlon? Get ready with our training plan for beginners. Plenty of aid stations on the course
Race Notes: Join us for the second Salt City Walk for Epilepsy supporting the Epilepsy Foundation of Rochester-Syracuse-Binghamton. All funds raised will support epilepsy education and services in Central New York.
Race Notes: Are you sick of the same routine every week? Unleash your inner rebel: ditch the coat and tie and free yourself from the daily grind. Rebel Race is a weekend get-away for athletes that want to run a military style 5k or 15k and then party like there’s no tomorrow! — it’s the most adrenaline rushing obstacle run ever! The Rebel Race Series is designed for people feeling the urge to tackle intense obstacles. From start to finish, Rebel Race’s military style obstacles will have you dashing, barricade-climbing, mud-crawling, rope-swinging and fire-jumping. Our grueling course forces each rebel to test their physical toughness and mental endurance. Cross the finish line and bask in the glory with tons of beer, food, live entertainment, and many new friends covered in mud. Earn the bragging rights!
Whether you’re running, watching, or camping, it’ll be a weekend you’ll never forget!
Race Notes: The second oldest Ironman in North America and one of the most popular events in the sport. A unique course with the transition and finish line located on the Olympic Speed skating Oval, a beautiful swim in Mirror Lake, a challenging bike through the Adirondacks, and an equally challenging run.
Race Notes: Each year, runners, walkers and jogging strollers participate in Save The River's 5K Fun Run/Walk to raise funds for Save The River's programs. The fast and flat course begins at Frink Park and winds through scenic downtown Clayton.
Race Notes: Come join us for the third Lake Delta Intermediate and Sprint Distance Triathlon at Lake Delta State Park. The event will begin on the shores of the beach, with a transition area right off the swim area. The 40k bike will wind through the rural roads of Westernville, with a run course in the park itself.
Race Notes: It's Your Life! Discover the Athlete, the Excitement, the Energized Spirit You and Your Family Have Inside!!! Have Fun, Make Friends & Challenge Yourself. Live the Multi-Sport Life!
Race Notes: It’s our second year for the 5K Race for Hunger at the Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve in Seneca Falls, New York, and we are excited that you will be joining us! The event will benefit the House of Concern, a very active, local food pantry that services hundreds of families in need.
The unique features of this 5K are the stone dust path course and the surprisingly beautiful landscape of native plant species in this created wetland. This course is USTAF certified.
Registration Fee: Entry fee is $15 per person, and a non-perishable food item.
Pre-registration forms are available by calling 315-539-5624 or e-mailing contact@senecameadows.com. The first 100 pre-registrants will receive an event t-shirt.
Age Groups & Awards: Male & Female: 13 and under, 14-16, 17-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 and over. Awards given to the top overall M/F finisher, as well as first, second and third places in each age category. (No duplicate awards.)
Refreshments A food and beverage spread is free to all runners.
Directions: The Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve is located on Black Brook Road in Seneca Falls, New York.
From the Thruway (I-90): Take Exit 41 (Waterloo) off of I-90. Turn right off the thruway ramp, and travel south on State Route 414 for 0.25 of a mile. Turn left onto State Route 318 and travel 1 mile.
Turn right onto Black Brook Road and travel 1 mile. The entrance to the Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve is on the right.
From the South: Travel along State Route 96 N until it intersects with State Routes 5 & 20 in Waterloo. Turn right onto Routes 5 & 20 E and travel 1 mile. Turn left onto State Route 414 and travel 4 miles. Turn right onto State Route 318 and travel 1 mile. Turn right onto Black Brook Road and travel 1 mile. The entrance to the Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve is on the right.
Race Notes: Join us for the fourth annual Athleta Iron Girl Syracuse Women's Triathlon. Embracing seasoned athletes and novices alike, this event features a (600 meter Swim - 30K Bike - 5K Run). The event will take place at Oneida Shores Park in Brewerton, 12 miles north of Syracuse. The Iron Girl event experience provides women with the perfect platform for first timers and experienced athletes to reach their personal bests.
Race Notes: The race is held in the Finger Lakes Region of upstate New York, which happens to be home to a number of world famous wineries. Our host, Taughannock Falls State Park, which lies about 8 miles north of Ithaca, provides a picturesque setting for the whole family to enjoy the triathlon. Entrance to the Park includes public swimming, a playground for the wee little ones, an abundance of shaded picnic areas and hiking trails. Tent, RV, and cabin camping is available, and the Park maintains a quaint little marina that includes a boat ramp for access to the shimmering blue waters of Cayuga Lake.
Race Notes: The Cozumel 5K Race course is the old Nickel City course. It starts on North near Elmwood, Richmon to Bidwell and finishes on Elmwood in front of Cozumel Grill. USATF Certified course NY-00041PR- Packet pickup and onsite registration 12-7 on August 8th and 9th. Chip timing by Score-This
Race Notes: This race will offer an off road experience for cross country lovers. Half of the course is on roads inside the park with the other half on trails through fields and woods.
Race Notes: Warrior Dash is a mud-crawling, fire-leaping, extreme run from hell. This fierce running series is held on chanllening and rugged terrain accross the globe.Warriors conquer extreme obstacle, push their limits and celebrate with kick-ass music, beer and warrior helmets. Warrior Dash lands in New York for the second time in 2011 where 12 obstacles from hell await this 3.20 mile course.
Race Notes: Swim 800 meters (.5 mi) lake swim
Bike 22.5k (14.3 mi)
Run 5k (3.12 mi.)
The Caz Tri will include both Sprint & Intermediate Triathlon & Aquabike distances! We will again have a "chip timed" hill climb section on Hoffman Rd. within the bike leg of each race.
Race Notes: The Great Race in Auburn, New York, also known as the Captain Myles Keogh Paddle, Wheel, & Run, will mark its 35th year in 2012. Five distinct Run, Bike, and Paddle (either canoe or kayak) Team Triathlon Relay races will begin at 9:30 A.M. on the second Sunday of August at Emerson Park, on Owasco Lake in New York's Finger Lakes region.
Race Notes: Out-and-back course begins at the top of hill by Brookside, past fairgrounds to correctional facility. Fast with a fabulous downhill finish! USATF Certified.
Race Notes: Scenic country course thru the Village of Altamont & surrounding roads. USATF certified #NY05030AM.
T-shirts to the 1st 350 to pre-reg, over 100 door prizes, 5 yr age group awards, walk division, live music on the course & at the finish area, Kids races, massage, refreshments and more.
Race Notes: The Turning Stone Races will be held at the Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, NY August 24-26, 2012.
The USATF certified races will consist of half marathon, 10k and 5k distances and all will start and finish at the Turning Stone Event Center.
The course is relatively flat and fast with small rolling hills and will take runners through the scenic wooded and farmed landscapes of central New York.
Race Notes: Athletes will receive: Complimentary entry to Enchanted Forest Water Safari, Technical T-shirt, Quality Age Group and overall awards, Food and beverage immediately following the race.
Race Notes: This USATF certified course runs on paved (40%) and dirt roads (60%) through the National Historic Landmark village of Geneseo and the Nations Road Grasslands, identified as an Important Bird Area by the National Audubon Society. The course runs past the majestic Oak Tree savannahs of the Genesee Valley and 16 GVC protected properties.
Race Notes: Mark your calendar for the 18th Annual Arc Race, September 8th, 2012. More than 1600 people will join Arc in support of people with developmental disabilities. Enjoy a fun-filled day of running, walking, family entertainment and attractions. Run in the certified 5k, the certified Half-Marathon, or walk in the 3k Fun Walk! Kids 7-12 years of age can participate in the Kidz 1 Mile Fun Run! Bring family and friends to enjoy the day in our extensive Family Fun Zone. Arc Race has something for everyone!
Race Notes: Every September, over 1,200 athletes from over 18 states and Canada gather on the shores of beautiful Canandaigua Lake to compete in the Finger Lakes Triathlon. Cheering them on is crowd of over 2,000 family members, friends, volunteers and community members. This is a premier event in the world of competitive triathlon – one of the largest in Upstate NY. The race course consists of an Olympic and Sprint distance for individuals or teams so that athletes of all abilities can take part. We also hold a Kid’s Triathlon designed for 6-15 year olds.
Race Notes: The 35th Great Cow Harbor 10K Run will be on Saturday, September 15, 2012 and is expected to be the biggest Cow Harbor Race yet. Last year over 5,600 participants ran through the village streets of Northport, New York with another 700 running in the 2K race. Sanctioned by the Road Runners Club of America, this race has been selected as a Championship Race for the eleventh consecutive year.
Race Notes: Whiteface Mountain Uphill Foot Race is 8 miles on a 8% Grade Course. The Climb is 3,500' up Scenic Whiteface Mountain Veterans Memorial Highway. New York's 5th highest peak with 360° panoramic views of the Adirondacks, New England, Vermont and Montreal. Starting line is at the Junction of Routes 86 & 431 in Wilmington, New York. USATF certified course.
Race Notes: The historic Village of Cooperstown is a small town in the heart of central New York with global appeal. The second closest multi-distance triathlon to New York City in the HITS Triathlon Series makes this another home run for Tri-State Area athletes. The course in Cooperstown is a multi-loop race which makes the venue a grand slam for spectators; the athletes swim loops in Otsego Lake, ride laps around the same body of water and the run back along the same country roads frequented by local Amish families. Families will love all that Cooperstown has to offer in September, from beautiful fall foliage, to the historic Baseball Hall of Fame, to the popular annual Pumpkin Festival.
Race Notes: The MVP Health Care Rochester Marathon is a Boston Marathon qualifier. Both the Marathon and Half Marathon courses are USATF certified courses. The race will be using Chip Timing with AMB Timing System. All chips will be removed at the fnish line. Any unreturned chips will be charged to the entrant.
Race Notes: 9/22-9/23/2012. Probably the most beautiful 26 miles, 385 yards you'll ever run! Full Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, 5K and 1K Children's Fun Run.
Race Notes: 12 person, 200(ish) mile, overnight running relay race from Saratoga Springs to Lake Placid, NY.
We have rerouted our former NY course to capture the beauty of upstate NY in the fall and the incredible terrain of the Adirondacks. The new relay starts at the Saratoga Spa State Park in Saratoga Springs, skirts along the Hudson River, passes through the Lake George region, up the southern side of Lake Champlain and ends in Lake Placid, the home of two Winter Olympic Games.
Race Notes: “They Can’t Stop Me!” 5k walk/run is presented by The Jerry Barsha Memorial Foundation. This is a charity event which funds The Jerry Barsha Memorial Scholarship at Onondaga Community College for a student pursuing a career in Electronic Media. Fund raising is not mandatory but is strongly encouraged!
Race Notes: The E.J. Herrmann Invitational Cross-Country meet is one of New York's premier running events for showcasing area high school running athletes. Many consider this meet the best in New York State and possibly one of the best in the country.
Race Notes: Looking for a run in a spectacular place with attractions for the whole family? Whether your goals are to run a first ultra, explore a new area or set a personal record, the Can Lake 50 is the race for you.
Solo 50 Mile - Run one big road loop around the most beautiful Finger Lake in Western New York. Scenic roads, wineries and peak fall foliage. Mostly flat to rolling with several major climbs including locally famous Bopple Hill.
Solo 50K – The 50K is point to point over first 3/5th of 50-mile route, includes the most scenic parts of the full loop, including Bopple Hill.
Race Notes: Think fast. Think flat. Think about accomplishing one of the greatest challenges of your life: the marathon. There’s no better course to test your mental and physical strength on than ours. Last year, over one-third of our participants qualified for the Boston Marathon. The May 2009 Runner’s World Magazine named the Mohawk Hudson River Marathon as one of the top 10 U.S. Fastest Marathons. See for yourself. Run with us and set your own record.
Race Notes: Individuals 16 years and older: $20 prior to 10/8 or $25 on race day. Individuals younger than 16: $15 prior to 10/8 or $20 on race day. Teams of More Than 3: $15 per person prior to 10/8 or $20 per person on race day. Half Mile Fun Run/Obstacle Course: $5 per person, maximum $25 per family.
Race Notes: The Empire State Marathon and Half Marathon is Sunday, October 21, 2012 and will include the New York State Health and Wellness Expo on Friday and Saturday: October 14th and 15th at the Burdick Driver's Village Clock Courtyard (1st Floor around the Center Clock). Registration and Packet Pick Up will occur at the Expo.
Both Races will be USATF Certified, which means they are legal for USATF, IAAF recognized records and Boston Marathon, New York City Marathon and Olympic Qualifying times.
The Half Marathon Course: Is a flat, fast, out and back course running North from Alliance Bank Park Stadium to Liverpool along Lakeshore Parkway all the way to the most Northern end of Onondaga Lake Park and then back again to Finish at Alliance Bank Stadium.
The Marathon Course: Follows the same flat course as the Half Marathon to the end of Onondaga Lake Park, but then continues Northwest along the Seneca River with a modest climb back to Route 370 , proceeding North to Baldwinsville (the half way point for the Marathon course). The course continues East on Route 31 , turns onto River Road for a nice descent back to Onondaga Lake Park and then back along Onondaga Lake Parkway to the finish line waiting at Alliance Bank Park Stadium.
The Marathon Relay: The Marathon Relay transfer locations will be roughly every 6 to 7 miles at sites that will be determined based on best positions for transfer, viewership and the pick -up of participants.
Race Notes: The premier event of New York Road Runners, the ING New York City Marathon is one of the world's great road races, drawing more than 90,000 applicants. The race attracts many world-class professional athletes, not only for the more than $600,000 in prize money, but also for the chance to excel in the media capital of the world before two million cheering spectators and 315 million worldwide television viewers. As any one of the more than 700,000 past participants will attest, crossing the finish line in Central Park is one of the great thrills of a lifetime.
Race Notes: The Stockade-athon is popularly recognized as the oldest "major" 15K road race in the USA. Starting in 1976 this classic 9.3 miler has become the highlight event on the fall racing season in upstate New York. New England Runner selected the Stockade-athon as its 2005 "Race of the Year."
Race Notes: Join this long standing family fun tradition in Webster NY. The course is mainly on the road with the last 3/4 mile on trail in Webster Park. Started by Former Webster XC Coach Jim May in the early 70's as a training run and now is the largest race in Webster, NY.
Race Notes: The Snowball Run proceeds go to helping families and clients in The Morlock Foundation programs. Non duplicate awards. Ages 14 and under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80+. Certificates will also be awarded for all runners who have run 5 years in the Snowball Run races.
