 Finally! A Fourth of July race in Springfield! Come run or walk with us, eat some ice cream and celebrate our country's independence.
Race Info: Date: Thursday July 4, 2019 Time: 7:00 am Location: Park Central Square, Downtown Springfield, MO Fee: $25 through June 4th, 2019, $30 June 5th & 6th (if not sold out) Course: 4 mile loop Signup Link: https://runsignup.com/Race/MO/Springfield/Springfield Perks: Chip timing Free shirt to all participants A Jack's Ice Cream truck will be at the finish line with free ice cream for the runners Individual awards to top M/F and top M/F Masters (40+) and top 3 in each age group at our race in Springfield Age groups: <14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70+ Packet Pickup: Fleet Feet Springfield, Wednesday, July 3, 12-6:30pm, On-Site, day of the race: Thursday, July 4, 6am-6:45am https://runsignup.com/Race/MO/Springfield/Springfield
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 Every year my husband and I host a 5k to fund a scholarship in honor of one of our former student athletes.
Jacob Brown was a multi time all state runner for Humansville High School who went on to compete at the collegiate level. In 2016, he passed away unexpectedly due to a tragic accident. The scholarship blesses Humansville High School graduates who participate in track and/or cross country and demonstrate Jacob’s work ethic. The race will take place July 20 at 7:00pm. The cost is $25 which includes a shirt, raffle tickets, post race food and a fireworks show. Prizes are given to the individual winners, as well as age group winners. We rarely have full age groups, so this is a wonderful opportunity to support a great cause and get an award! You can sign up with the link below. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/409044ba5a82fa1f94-jacob1  by Charlie Hungerford
OMRR member As I get to know runners, it seems like everyone has that "one race" that is their benchmark race, or their bucket list race, or their goal race - a race that inspires and drives them toward their running goals. For me, that race is the Cox Medical Mile 5K. While I had walked the race prior to becoming a runner, I now look at this annual event as the race where I became a runner. It was the first 5K where, without any planning or training, I decided to see if I could simply run part of the route. That was 2012, and I probably ran about 1 mile in one and two block stretches. I remember finishing and thinking, "well, that wasn't so bad." I returned the next year, with some training and practice under my belt, and was able to run the entire 5K without stopping - a first time accomplishment for me. The next year, I progressed to breaking that magical 30-minute 5K mark. The Cox Medical Mile has been more than just a race for me. It's my annual reflection of what drew me to running, and it's a reminder of how far I've come in 7 years. |
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