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Wichita Brewing Co. Relay Marathon

Date: March 13, 2022
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: 8815 W 13th St N Wichita, KS US 67212
Running

This will be our sixth annual marathon/relay marathon from Wichita Brewing Company West to Wichita Brewing Company East. The course is USATF certified for the serious runners.  But, will be set up with five interchanges for teams of six runners to run the marathon.  The course will stick to the Wichita bike paths as much as possible for the safety of all the runners.

Registration is different than in past years. If you are signing up for the team marathon you will sign up yourself individually, under your team name, or if you are the first person registering in your team you will create a team name. Each runner running in the team marathon will pay $40 upon registering.

On the morning of March 13th, the race will be kick off at 8 am at Wichita Brewing Company West.  The first leg will run to Central and Mt. Caramel.  The second leg will run to McLean and St. Paul.  The third leg will run to Exploration place the south bridge of the Keeper of the Plains.  The fourth leg will run to Pawnee and St. Francis.  The fifth leg will run to George Washington and Oliver.  The last leg will bring it home to Wichita Brewing Company East, and our new event venue.  We will have water at each interchange and in between the interchanges as well.  We will stop timing after 6 hours.

Approximate distance between legs.

Leg #1.  4.75 miles

Leg #2.  3.75 miles

Leg #3.  4 miles

Leg #4.  4.5 miles

Leg #5.  4 miles

Leg #6.  5.2 miles

With a paid entry fee, each runner will get a shirt, meal ticket, and 2 beer tickets. Runners will also receive a participation medal or a participation pint glass. We will have a post run party located after the finish line just outside Wichita Brewing Company East, and our event venue.  Also at the post run festivities we will announce winners in their respective categories.  The categories are as posted: Top 3 Individual Men, Top 3 Individual Women, Top relay team of only men, top relay team of only women, top 3 relay of mixed teams of men and women(need one woman), then for the adventurous, best costume/team costumes and best team name. There potentially will be more categories to win in. We are going to cap off the entries at 150 teams and unlimited individuals.

We are donating money what we raise to Kansas Food Bank as we have in previous years. For the 2016 race, $5,200 was donated to the Kansas Food Bank and $10,000 in 2017. In 2018 we raised an astounding $17,000. In 2019 we raised nearly $13,000.

The Kansas Food Bank's mission is to provide comprehensive and compassionate HungerCare whenever and wherever it is needed to safeguard the health, well-being and productivity of food-insecure Kansas families and their children, as well as senior citizens, the homeless and the chronically ill and impoverished among us.

Go Green Leprechaun Run

Date: March 12, 2022
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Dyck Arboretum of the Plains, 177 W. Hickory, Hesston, KS 67062
Running

On Saturday, March 12, 2022, Dyck Arboretum of the Plains will host its 10th annual Go Green Leprechaun Run, including both a 2 Mile Fun Run/Walk and a 10K Race.

Day of registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 9:15 a.m. for both races at Dyck Arboretum of the Plains, 177 West Hickory in Hesston. Both races will begin at 9:30.

The community is encouraged to wear green and come out to Dyck Arboretum for this unique and fun event that will help to underwrite educational programming. For more information, contact Dyck Arboretum at arboretum@hesston.edu or call 620-327-8127.

Clean Water 5k

Date: April 2, 2022
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: 919 N Seneca St Wichita, KS US 67203
Running

EVENTS: We've added a third race this year! In addition to our 5k and kids 100-meter dash, we've added a 400-meter junior run ideal for children ages 6-12. All participants will receive a race t-shirt and race day perks, including a fruit & pancake breakfast, water and more!

RACE DAY: This is a chip-timed race under the direction of the Timer Guys, which means all race participants must be registered and wear a race bib. For the rest of the community, we've got big plans for food and fun before, during and after the race! Even if you're not racing, come enjoy treats and music starting at 8 a.m. For the serious runners, here's info on the race course location, description and details.

AWARDS: Overall awards given to top female and male runners and age group awards to top three in each group.

PARKING: Free vehicle parking for race day is available in the vacant lot across from the Mid-America All-Indian Center. For GPS navigation using Waze or Google Maps use 1351 W Sim Park Dr. to find the entrance to the lot. For GPS navigation using Apple Maps use 1351 W Museum Blvd. to find the entrance to the lot.

WHY ARE WE DOING THIS? Your entire registration fee goes toward building a borehole well and providing clean water education to a village in Africa. Water is life. We use this precious resource many times each day without thought or effort. Yet many people around the world don’t enjoy this luxury, because they don’t have easy access to water and possibly no access to clean water. Many women and children around the globe spend hours each day in search of water; their lives revolve around this task. Often the water they collect is contaminated and causes diarrhea, which is the leading cause of illness and death around the world. Many organizations are working to eradicate this problem by building safe wells in communities one village at a time. Access to clean water reduces illness and death, increases school attendance, builds gender equality, diminishes scarcity conflicts and improves impoverished communities. Yes, water is life.

Wichita Clean Water 5K is partnering with Nazarene Compassionate Ministries in Africa to bring life to villages through the construction of safe wells and clean water education. This year we are raising funds to build a borehole well in an African. Many African villages try to survive by fetching water from irrigation dams. Since these dams are meant for irrigation, the water is contaminated with diesel from pipes and generators. The water in these dams are further contaminated by animals, who also use this water source. Additionally, villagers bathe, do laundry and clean utensils in this dirty water. Community members often suffer from diarrhea and other waterborne diseases. Many women and children walk over 2½ miles to collect this dirty water.

Your race entry will help bring a borehole well and water education to this village. You can make a life-changing difference to a community of people by registering for the Clean Water 5K and inviting your friends to join you. Together, we can install a safe well be a part of something much bigger than ourselves.

E=MC2 Eureka Mojo Classic Challenge

Date: August 19, 2017
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Eureka Saddle Club Arena

A 5K + of mud, dust and gravel!
At least 10 obstacles designed to drag you out of your comfort zone. A run that will take you through beautiful City Parks and country back roads.
E=MC2 is not about how fast you can cross the finish line. It’s about pushing yourself, and even working as a team; building camaraderie, friendships, and lasting memories while accomplishing something remarkable!

So challenge yourself. Find your Mojo in the Outdoors as you take on this Adventure. Escape the ordinary by becoming extraordinary!

1) Teams of 4 must sign up together
2) Team members must finish as a group. All four members must cross the line in a 15 second window.
3) In the event of there being a tie, fans will decide who the winner will be by the loudest cheering.
3) Each registered participant will receive: (1) Ticket for the rodeo event Saturday night (1) V.I.P. pass for the Rodeo (1) Mojo Outdoor Adventure towel (1) Raffle ticket for a $50.00 prize – Winning ticket will be drawn right after E=MC2 awards ceremony.

** On the day of E=MC2, we will be accepting canned good donations. These donations will go toward our local area food banks. Our goal is to collect 2,017 pounds of food on that day. With your help we will be able to achieve that goal. We thank you in advance for your generous support.

 

Walk in Sister’s Shoes 5k

Date: February 23, 2019
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Sedgwick County Park
Running

Walk or run, come join us for fun! On Saturday, February 23, 2019, the 3rd Annual Walk In Sister’s Shoes 5K Run/Walk will be hosted by Bishop Carroll Catholic High School at Sedgwick County Park. All are welcome to join. This year the cost per individual is $25 with a shirt included when you register, family discounts available after 4 people.

Online registration ends on February 8th, however individuals may continue to register until the day of the race by coming in or calling Bishop Carroll (316-722-2390) and requesting Kelma Blackwell.  Individuals may also register the morning of the race from 7:30-8:30am at Sedgwick County Park.  Once online registration is closed, tshirts will not be included in the price.  A limited number of t-shirts will be available on race day for $10.

There will be two dates available for picking up registration packets early. Packets can be picked up at Bishop Carroll Catholic High School inside door #4 (the Activity Complex). Once inside the doors, there will be a table to the right where individuals and families may check-in. The following dates/times will be:

o   February 14th:   4:30 pm-8:00 pm

o   February 15th:  9:30 am-12:00 pm

**Walk/Run will take place no matter the weather. In the event the 5K is cancelled due to lack of participation, all money will be considered a donation and tax receipts can be mailed.**

We are always accepting additional donations. If you would like to donate to Walk in Sister's Shoes, please send the donation to:

Bishop Carroll Catholic High School

Memo: WISS 5K

8101 W Central Avenue

Wichita, KS 67212

Party for Parkinsons 5K

Date: June 17, 2017
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Catholic Life Center, 6550 E 45th St N Bel Aire, KS US 67226
Running

Saturday, June 17, 2017

Join us for the fifth annual Party for Parkinson’s 5k run/ 1 mile walk. This year's party will be held on the morning of Saturday June 17th with the race day registration beginning at 7:30 am.at the Catholic Care Center. This year's routes feature scenic views, smooth running trails and includes our newly paved nature trail all on the beautiful Catholic Life Campus at 45th St. North and Woodlawn. New this year is the ability to participate as a team. Awards will be given for the largest overall team and the fastest 5K team. Proceeds from the event will be used to fund local support groups, educational opportunities and frre community exeercise classes for those with Parkinson's disease. Pre-registerd participants will receive a Party Pack, T-shirt, and post race party featuring a Chris Cakes pancake feed. while showing your support for the fight against Parkinson’s disease.  So Lace up your shoes and help us to support the over 1 million Americans facing this debilitating disease.Be a part of Party for Parkinson’s 2017!

Packet Pickup

TBA

Race Schedule:

• 7:30 am Registration and Packet Pick Up
• 8:30 am5K run
• 8:45 am One Mile Party Walk
• 9:15 5K Run Awards

Start/Finish – Catholic Life Center

Parking lot is located on the northeast corner of 45th St. North and Woodlawn.

*T-shirts for preregistered participants only

Get Your Rear In Gear 5K and 1 Mile

Date: May 28, 2017
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Farm & Art Market Plaza, Wichita, KS
Running

DATE: May 28, 2017
LOCATION: Farm & Art Market Plaza
Wichita, KS

FEES: Through May 24 at midnight
Adult 5K: $30
Adult 1 Mile Fun Run: $25
Youth 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run (12 and under): $12

Race Day
Adult 5K: $35
Adult 1 Mile Fun Run: $30
Youth 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run (12 and under): $15

Please note: fees are non-refundable and race bibs are non-transferable and we do our best to ensure everyone gets a shirt but to be guaranteed one please register by May 5
Online Registration closes Wednesday, May 24 at midnight

6:00 p.m. - Registration
7:00 p.m. - 1 Mile Fun Run
7:30 p.m. - 5K Timed Run and 5K Walk

DIRECTIONS &
PARKING: Street parking and ramp parking around he square

COURSE MAP: 5K

PACKET PICK-UP: COMING SOON!

Wine-O Trail Run

Date: May 21, 2022
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: 23622 Springhill Farm Dr Winfield, KS US 67156
Running

Wheat State Wine Co. is hosting the 10th annual Wine-O Trail Run. RUN, JOG or WALK on a fun and moderately difficult trail in a scenic surrounding.

Friday, May 20
2:00pm to 6:00pm – Packet Pick-up

Saturday, May 21
9:00am – Packet Pick-up
10:00am – 10k (this is a RUN ONLY event)
10:10am – 5k (walk or run)
10:15am – 2-mile (walk)

All participants must be off the course by Noon.

The early-bird gets the worm for just $50! Sign-up begins February 16 at 9 a.m.

After February 18, sign-up is $60*
Sign-up includes:
- Wine-O Trail Run T-Shirt
- Wine-O Trail Run Wine-Glass*
- A glass of Wine*
- 15% discount on all purchases at the winery day of

* We only serve to customers from the age of 21 and up.
There will be a non- alcoholic beverage available as a replacement.
* There will be no refunds; sign-up will be seen as a donation. There will be an option to transfer your ticket (until 48 hours before the race-day).
* Sign-up by March 30th to SECURE your t-shirt size. After March 30th, your size may not be available.

Need to transfer your ticket? Transfers are accepted through 5/19/22 for a $10 processing fee. Steps:
1.       Find person(s) to transfer your ticket(s) to
2.       Remit payment amongst yourselves
3.       Email info.wswco@gmail.com with the following information:
-  Ticketholder full name
- Transferee name, DOB, address, phone number, email
4.       The fee will be charged to the original ticketholder.
*We do not offer refunds.

We can only accept a total of 400 runners. Along the trail there will be wine and water stops throughout each course. Everything takes place at Wheat State Wine Co. 23622 Springhill Farm Dr Winfield, KS US 67156.

Wheat State Wine Co. and the William Newton Healthcare Foundation are co-hosting the event, for benefit of the WNHF and William Newton Memorial Hospital. We strongly believe in the Foundation's philanthropic support to advance the missions of the William Newton Hospital and enhance the quality of life in our community. Thank you for supporting local!

Life Run 5K

Date: May 4, 2019
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Sedgwick County Park
Running

-CANCELLED-

We invite and encourage you to come join us to support the gift of life at all ages and stages! This event is being held to raise awareness of the gift of life and to celebrate all life. As this is a fundraising effort, all net proceeds raised will benefit Birthline, Dear Neighbor Ministries, and Birthmother Ministry

8:00am Day-Of Registration begins inside the Horseshoe Shelter
9:00am 5k chip timed run
9:30am 1.5 mile fun run/walk
10:30am (approximately) Awards Ceremony
8:00 – 11:30am Family-friendly events and vendors available

This event is family friendly with vendors and activities for all ages

Start and finish will be at the Horseshoe Shelter. Parking is available at any of the park lots or there will be volunteers directing parking in the area west of the shelter. Prizes will be awarded to the overall first place male and female participant in the 5k. Medals will be given to the first and second place winner in each age category of the 5k. The first occupied stroller to cross the finish line of the 1.5 mile run/ walk will receive a prize. Children will receive a medal for finishing either race

Spring Prairie Fire Half Marathon and 5K

Date: May 7, 2017
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: 455 S. Wichita Wichita, KS US 67202
Running

The Prairie Fire Spring Half Marathon Start/Finish Line is at 455 S. Wichita St., Wichita, KS 67202. The Prairie Fire Spring Half Marathon is electronically bib timed. We will be using the BIBTAG chip timing system for both the start and finish of the race. Your race number is also your "chip" for timing.
Start Time: 7:30 am
Prices include race fees, finisher’s tech shirt, medal, drinks, food and all race amenities. Additionally, all runners will receive their online race photos FREE (Spring & Fall Races). This is an amenity for all runners in the Prairie Fire Race Series.

Thin Mint Sprint 5K and Cookie Relay

Date: April 22, 2017
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: 360 Lexington Rd Wichita, KS US 67218
Running

Join Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland for our fourth-annual Thin Mint Sprint 5K Run/Walk & Cookie Relay on Saturday, April 22, 2017, and help support Girl Scouts across the state! By participating or volunteering for this event, you’re also a part of our healthy-living initiative that engages our members, their families, volunteers, Girl Scout supporters, and the community at large.

All adults and the public may register for the 5K by clicking on the button above. The cost is $25 through February 17, $30 through March 17, $35 through April 21, and $40 on race day. Each 5K participant will receive (while supplies last) a Thin Mint Sprint T-shirt, a package of Thin Mints, and post-race refreshments, including Girl Scout Cookies!

Girl Scout girl members can register for the 5K on UltraCamp for just $15 and will also receive a Thin Mint Sprint fun patch, along with a T-shirt and package of Thin Mints.

The Cookie Relay is just $20 for a team of four! Sign up your team for the Cookie Relay and be ready to make your way through our 600-yard relay course. Get your team prepared to conquer our cookie obstacles!

All proceeds from this event go toward continuing the mission of Girl Scouts – to build girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place.

Have fun participating in the 5K run/walk, or sign up a team of four for the 600-yard Cookie Relay. Dress in your best Thin Mint costume to be eligible to win our costume contest, and enjoy activities for the whole family in the Family Fun Zone at the start/finish area.

This event attracted nearly 300 Thin Mint Sprint participants in 2016, plus many more who participated in the Cookie Relay and volunteered at the event. Take a look at our Flickr album to see photos of the FUN!

Stupid Cupid 2 Mile

Date: February 5, 2022
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Sedgwick County Park
Running

Join us at the 7th Annual Stupid Cupid’s 2 mile run on February 5 at 8:30am.

Race will be at the Horseshoe Shelter within

 Sedgwick Co Park.

This will be a quick, fun run geared for singles & lovers alike.

kick the love season off early, just bring the running shoes, joyful personality and leave the mushiness at home. Plus, just because you’re single at arrival

doesn’t mean you will be single at the next race.

Participants will receive a long-sleeve race shirt, custom race bib,

finisher’s medals and chipped timing.

Hot Chocolate & Donuts post run.

FlatRock 25/50K

Date: September 25, 2021
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Elk City Lake

 

Overview

FlatRock 50K/25K
50K / 7:30 AM start; 10-hour time limit • 25K / 8:30 AM start; 9-hour time limit

2021 FlatRock Triple Crown Series

The FlatRock Triple Crown will once again be held for those runners looking for some real punishment on this legendary course! For those willing and able to finish all three races (WinterRock 25K, Flatrock 50K and the Flatrock 101K) you will receive a special award at the end of your 176K journey that will definitely be worth all of the punishment.

The history behind these races is immense with FlatRock being the first and oldest trail ultra in Kansas!! Epic races such as the 2017 flood year have become the stuff of legend and lore! This is a must run trail series. Come see this unique aspect of Kansas like you have never experienced it!

WinterRock 25K/12K January 2nd 2021
FlatRock 101K/50K/25K April 24th 2021
FlatRock 50K/25K September 25th 2021

Course Description

Elk River Hiking Trail. Accurately measured forest trail winding through unique limestone bluffs, rock formations & picturesque vistas. Mostly single-track, out & back, very rocky, no long hills.

Aid Stations

9 Aid Stations in the 50K--7 fully-stocked with water, electrolyte drink & snack-type foods, 2 water only. 3 fully stocked aid stations in the 25K. Approximate distance between aid stations is 3.5 miles with no distance greater than 4 miles between aid stations in either event.

Check-In/Staging Area

Race headquarters will be located in the Outlet Channel Group Shelter (north side of the Elk City Lake dam). Packet pick-up will be held on Friday evening September 25th, 2020. Late packet pick-up Saturday Morning, September 26th, 2020 from 6-8 AM. If you have never been to FlatRock before we highly recommend allowing a little extra drive time, especially if you plan on driving in the morning of the race. Map to the staging area can be found by clicking the link below:

FlatRock 50K & 25K Staging Location

Post-Race

Knighting Ceremony of "FlatRock Hall of Pain" inductees will begin after the final finishers.

Lodging

Campsites (with & without electricity) & showers are available near starting line (Army Corps of Engineers/620-336-2741). Motels in Independence are approximately 7 miles away (Independence Chamber of Commerce 620-331-1890).

Awards

“FlatRock Hall of Pain” lifetime cloth race bibs to ten-consecutive year finishers.

Photos

Complimentary race photos by Mile 90 Photography

Discounts/Benefits

Volunteer Benefits

Along with a T-shirt and the normal fun of volunteering, we would like to do more. It takes a community to put on quality races, but volunteers also need to be appreciated. The program will be as follows: Shifts are in 4-8 hour increments and you must sign up. If you volunteer for one shift at any of our races you will get 25% off registration for any of our future races. Distance is not a factor. So 4 shifts will be a free race.

Military Discount

If you are currently active duty Military or a Veteran, we'd like to give our thanks by extending a 10% discount for your entry fee. Please message us at Outlaw 100 for the coupon code.

Policies

Prior to the race, you may defer (for any reason) to any of our subsequent races. There will be no deferments after the race has occurred. It will be your responsibility to remind us of your deferment when registering. Contact us on messenger at Outlaw 100 to arrange deferments.

Transfers to a specified individual will be allowed but it is the responsibility of the registrant to name the recipient. The Outlaw race directors will not facilitate finding another runner or run contests (this is too time consuming).

In the event of cancellation due to the Covid 19 pandemic, deferrals to other Outlaw races will be offered at no additional cost to the runner. Cancellation will only be in the event of extreme circumstances (global pandemics, inclement weather; local, state, or national emergency) and is at the race directors discretion. If for any reason the event has to be shut down due to extreme weather, natural disaster, etc… you will be pulled from the course or held at an aid station until you can be removed from the course. Please, no arguing if this should happen. It is for your own safety. If the race has to be cancelled, no refunds will be issued.

Under no circumstance will refunds be issued.

Trail Workdays

Please visit our website or Facebook event page for information on trail workdays.

Miscellaneous

Medical Risks
Each runner is responsible or their own actions. It is crucial that you are physically and mentally prepared for the stresses of the race. We will utilize the local EMS services in case of a medical emergency. It is important for the runner to recognize the potential physical and mental stresses that may evolve from participation in this race. Each participant must continuously monitor his/herself and understand their limitations. Remember that you are responsible for your own well-being during this race.

Kansas Rails-to-Trails Fall Ultra Extravaganza

Start date: October 25, 2025
End date: October 26, 2025
Time: 6:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Celebration Hall, Ottawa, KS
Running

The Kansas Rails-to-Trails Extravaganza is run on the Prairie Spirit Trail and is a beautiful “rails-to-trails” course that runs through numerous quaint little towns.
The 100 Mile, 50 Mile and 50K course start at Celebration Hall in Ottawa with a short northbound out-and-back (100mile: approx 2mi, 50mile: approx. 4mi, 50K: approx. 1mi), then travel south to their turnaround (100mile: Iola, 50mile: Garnett, 50K: Richmond) and back north to the finish in Ottawa.
The 100K, Marathon, and Half Marathon start on the trail in Ottawa and will head south to their turnaround (100K: Welda, Mar: Richmond, 1/2Mar: Princeton) and back north to the finish in Ottawa.

The course is primarily on a crushed limestone trail, with asphalt paths as you travel through each small town. Manned and unmanned aid stations will be approximately every 5 miles (with no greater distance than approximately 6 miles) and the course is easily accessible to crew. It’s a great event for first timers, as it’s a flat and relatively easy course. It’s also the perfect course for experienced runners wanting to set a PR. The atmosphere will be family friendly with plenty of places for your crew to hang out and relax while cheering you on. Pacers WILL BE allowed for the last half (approx.) of the event.

Aid Stations: Manned aid stations are fully-stocked with water, electrolyte drink & snack-type foods, unmanned aid stations with water only. Approximate distance between aid stations is 5 miles with no distance greater than a little over 9 miles between manned aid stations, all manned aid stations will have drop bag access.

Honey Badger 100 Mile Road Race

Start date: July 8, 2017
End date: July 9, 2017
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Cheney State Park

"In the spirit of the toughest animal on earth, the Honey Badger, AND one of the toughest foot races, Badwater, GoRace proudly presents our "graduate level" Honey Badger 100 Mile Ultra Road Race!"

PLEASE NOTE: All entrants must supply their own crew (minimum 1 person), vehicle, and food for the entirety of this event 12 gallons of water and 30lbs of ice. There will be three stationary ICE & WATER replenishing points within the first 50 miles (approx.) of the course and a roving replenishment vehicle on the back 50 miles. Read below for complete details.

Unique, date & event specific buckles to all 100 Mile finishers
Men's & Women's sized tri-blend tech shirts (50% Polyester, 25% Rayon & 25% Cotton). Guaranteed sizing only to entrants registered by June 12th, 2016
Event specific race bibs
Complimentary race photos
Plenty of ice/water course support
Limited to 50 total participants

$150 THROUGH MARCH 31, 2017

$175 THROUGH RACE DAY

All registrations are final.

START & TIME LIMIT:

6 AM start; 36-hour time limit.
Competitors will be required to adhere to a 16 hour cutoff at approximately 50 miles.
These are hard deadlines. Anyone not at mile 50 by 16 hours into the race will be pulled off of the course. NO EXCEPTIONS!

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

The start, finish, and a little over 7 miles are run in Cheney State Park (West Shore), approximately 6.5 miles at the beginning of the race and a little less than 1 mile at the end. Approximately 92.9 miles are run on roads in Kingman County.

Course Map​

AID/CREW SUPPORT:

All runners MUST provide their own crew (minimum 1 person) and vehicle, along with all food, and a minimum of 12 gallons of water and 30 pounds of ice. We will provide three STATIONARY ice & water replenishing points within the first 50 miles (approx.) of the course and a roving replenishment vehicle on the back 50 miles that will re-supply ice & water only to all of the crew vehicles/competitors throughout the event. It is the runner's crews full responsibility to access the stationary ice & water replenishment points on the first 50 miles (approx.) of the course.

CHECK-IN (Staging Area):

Check in and staging area (start/finish) is at the West Shore Area of Cheney State Park, KS. Packet pickup will be on Saturday morning, July 8th, from 5-5:30 a.m. immediately followed by a short pre-race briefing and the start of the race. Following is a link to the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism that provides complete details on the area, along with being able to reserve a cabin (if available) or campsite (primitive & full-hookups). If not staying in the park overnight, a day use fee ($5 per vehicle) will be required.

Cheney State Park, KS

AWARDS:

First overall male and female PERSONALIZED awards AND custom, date specific, buckles guaranteed to ALL FINISHERS!

LODGING:

Plenty of campsites (without hookups) surround the start/finish area (Giefer Creek Day Use Area), along with plenty of full-hookup campsites about one mile away.  There are also several cabins for rent (if available), along with full restroom and shower facilities in the park, as well.  Click on the link below to access the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks & Tourism website for Cheney State Park (West Shore Area) for complete details and to make a reservation.  If reserving a campsite without hookups, the Giefer Hill and Harding Hill Campgrounds are right beside the start/finish line.

Cheney State Park, KS

Closest hotel/motel lodging options are in Goddard or Kingman, both about 20 miles away from the start/finish, or plenty of lodging options in Wichita, a little over 30 miles away.

PHOTOS:

Complimentary runners photos provided and posted to the Honey Badger Facebook page

Sweet Escape 10K

Date: March 19, 2017
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Sedgwick County Extension Education Center

The All-Women's Chocolate and Wine themed - Sweet Escape 10K will begin at the large Sedgwick County Extension Education Center

​There will be fun, exciting, aid stations along the course through Sedgwick County Park

​All finishers will receive Sweet Escape wine bottle stopper medals!

Sweet Escape Wine Glasses and Chocolates will be this year's Age Group Award!
The top 3 overall finishers and a random raffle winner will receive Tiffany's Wine Glasses!

There will be fun, exciting, aid stations along the course through Sedgwick County Park

Dart for Art

Date: October 14, 2017
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: 300 E. 27th, Memorial Hall, Newton, Kansas, KS 67117
Running

This event is a 2-mile fun run that begins at Joe W. Goering Field and will take the participants around the track of the field and then on a course of sidewalk and some light gravel around the Bethel College campus. It is runner, walker, stroller friendly and meant for people of all ages. Live performances, including dancers, musicians, artists/visual art, and singers, will be occurring through the course. This event is a fundraiser supporting Bethel College Academy of the Performing Arts, its programs, and scholarships.

Race to the Center

Date: September 30, 2017
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: 216 S Jefferson St, Smith Center, KS 66967
Running

This is a unique race with a unique course!  The entire 13.1 mile route is on unpaved country roads.  Enjoy the natural beauty of the Kansas Prairie as you run from Smith Center to the Geographical Center of the Contiguous United States near Lebanon.  This race is certified by USA Track and Field Association.

Apple Triathlon

Date: September 10, 2017
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Tuttle Creek State Park, Manhattan, KS
Triathlon

Place
Tuttle Creek State Park
River Pond Campground
Manhattan, KS US 66502
Description

Sunday, September 10th, the Apple Triathlon will be held at Tuttle Creek State Park in Manhattan, KS. The swim portion will be held in the River Pond Campground area. The bike portion will be an out and back route on Highway 13. The event will culminate with a flat out and back run course within the campground. Plenty of parking and camping will be available in the race area.

Sign UpSunday, September 11th, the Manhattan Triathlon will be held at Tuttle Creek State Park in Manhattan, KS. The swim portion will be held in the River Pond Campground area. The bike portion will be an out and back route on Highway 13. The event will culminate with a flat out and back run course within the campground. Plenty of parking and camping will be available in the race area.

Swim Course
Swimmers will start at the beach to the south of the dam. They will then complete one 400 meter loop around the lake area.

Bike Course
The bike route starts at Tuttle Creek State Park and continuesout and back on Highway 13 for a total distance of 12.4 miles.

Run Course
Runners will head out of the transition area and run an out and back 3.1 mile course throughout the campground.

 

Transition Area

PACKET PICKUP INFORMATION

 

  • Race Day Packet Pickup

Additional Race Information

USAT Competitive Rules

  • Unique race medals awarded to all finishers.
  • Technical t-shirt for all participants.
  • You must pick up your race packet with photo i.d. and USAT card (or purchase the 1 day membership for $15) at the designated locations.
  • There is no required bike check for this event.
  • Bring your valid USA Triathlon card and picture ID to packet pick-up. If you do not have your valid USA Triathlon card with you, you will be required to sign up for a one-day license ($15) at the event. Temporary cards can be printed at http://www.usatriathlon.org
  • All race entries are final. This is an outdoor race. There is always a chance that weather may force the race director to limit, adjust or cancel a event. State park officials are the ultimate decision makers. No refunds or transfers.
  • It is the responsibility of each athlete to know the race course and any potential hazards which may exist on it.
  • Aid Stations: Located approx. every 1.5 miles on the run course furnish water, ice and electrolyte beverage.
  • Make sure that you properly wear your race number and timing chip.  The bib number must be worn on the front of your body during the entire run portion of the event. You will be body marked on race morning before the swim.
  • The roads are open to traffic. Ride on the right hand side of the road unless instructed otherwise by a police officer or a race official. Please discourage your friends and family members from driving on the race course while the race is in progress.
  • Spectators will not be allowed into the transition areas. If you would like to hand your gear to a friend over the transition area fence before you begin the bike portion of the event you are welcome to do so.
  • Park only in designated parking places.
  • Award ceremony will be following the race.
  • The race results will be posted on this web site as soon are they are available after the race.