Step Up for KIDS is a timed or untimed 5K run and Memorial Walk that benefits the Kansas Infant Death and SIDS Network. The 23rd annual event will take place in person on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at Wichita's Old Cowtown Museum, 1865 W. Museum Blvd. Registration includes a T-shirt (guaranteed if registered by March 31, 2026), children's fair, brunch, and admission to Cowtown, a living history museum of 1870s Victorian Wichita.
This scenic riverside 5K course begins and ends at Old Cowtown Museum. Ages 12 years and older are $30 ($35 if you register after March 31, 2026). Ages 2 - 11 years are $15 ($20 if registered after March 31, 2026).
Event Day: Saturday, April 25, 2026 8:00 a.m. Check In, registration and packet pickup begins 8:30 a.m. Children's Activities begins 9:00 a.m. 5K and Memorial Walk begins 10:00 a.m. Brunch 10:15 a.m. 5K and team awards 10:30 a.m. Explore Old Cowtown Museum
Individuals and Teams Step Up for KIDS invites individuals and teams to participate in the 5K and/or the Memorial Walk. Strollers and wheelchairs are permitted. Teams can compete for the Grand Team Award by raising the most money. Participating teams must register under one team name, for example Reed's Runners.
Memorial Walk For the Memorial Walk, participants are encouraged to walk in memory of all babies who have died too soon. This year baby signs will be placed on the 5K course; therefore, there will be no Memorial Bubble Release.
Packets Pre-registered participants may pick up their packets at the KIDS office, 300 W. Douglas, Suite 145, between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Friday, April 24, 2026. 5K timing chips will be distributed with packets. Packets also will be available at check-in on the event day.
Awards 5K: Both adult men and women and youth boys and girls will be awarded for top three overall finishers. Timer Guys will time the event. Team: The Grand Team Award will go to the team that has raised the most money. Door prizes will be given away. All registered participants (runners and walkers) are eligible, but you must be present to win. Reminder: Incomplete registration information, including the liability waiver, will exclude a participant from awards.
Part of the Step Up 5K event is our memorial walk where we walk together in memory of those infants who died too soon. For those of you who have not been to Step Up in the past, we place a baby sign along the 5K route of each baby who is represented by a team.
Things to consider:
If you would like the KIDS Network to include a baby sign in honor of the infant you are walking for at Step Up, please complete the Google Form during registration.
If you’ve shared a photo with us in the past, you can visit our online memorial page at KIDSKS.org to see if your baby’s photo is already included.
If you don’t have a photo, you are welcome to share a symbol that represents your child — such as a star, rainbow, butterfly, or another image that holds special meaning for you.
Signs will be printed and placed along the Step Up 5K route at Old Cowtown for event day and saved at the Network for the following year.
Rain or shine...we will Step Up for KIDS!
Please no pets, alcoholic beverages or glass containers.
We have ran for 35 years, and we have no plans to stop! Welcome to the 35th Run of the Emma Creek 5K/1M run/walk.
This is our annual fundraiser to raise funds to serve our youth, who due to budgetary constraints, would not be able to participate. This race is a tradition in Hesston Kansas and is unique because it is a women's only race, where we have a variety of ages, as we have 17 awarded age groups as well as the top ten!
The first 500 who sign up will receive a swag bag with goodies from our sponsors as well as a 2026 Emma Creek t-shirt. The one mile will start at 9am. It is a fun run/walk, non-competitive for those who want to support Hesston Rec, but do not want to do a 5k. The 5k will start at 9:30am, with awards ceremony at 10:30am.
We wanted to give you an option to choose the color of you shirt this year!!!
To celebrate 35 years, we want you to have the option of color of shirt you would like.
Awards will be given to the Top 10 overall and top 3 per age group. Age groups are 8 & younger; 9-11; 12-17; 18-24; 25-29; 30-34; 35-39; 40-44; 45-49; 50-54; 55-59; 60-64; 65-69; 70-74; 75-79; 80-84; and 85 and older. The awards ceremony will not be more than 30 minutes.
Packet Pick up, if you want it ahead of time
Friday, April 24
Hesston Aquatic Center
300 N Ridge Rd
9am to 3pm
Race Day Schedule
Packet pick up/"day of" signing up - 8am
One mile - 9am
5k - 9:30am
Will have brunch for runners
Awards - 10:30am
Parking will be at the stadium.
Rules
The Emma Creek 5k is a certified fast-and-flat course for WOMEN AND GIRLS of all ages
Timing chips are used
All Kansas middle school, junior high and high school track and field athletes are ineligible to enter or compete due to KSHSAA rules
Strollers are welcome, but should line up toward the back of the starting line
Please no cell phone use or pets in the race
No scooters/skates/skateboards
Medical Aid will be available
Race results will be available at timerguys.com
FACEBOOK: Join us at “Emma Creek Classic 5K” on Facebook.
This year we are partnered with The Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence. The Boys & Girls Club services a wide population in Lawrence. In 12 different locations, BGCLK serves more than 1,400 kids per day from various backgrounds. Fleet Feet Lawrence is excited and proud to use this race as fundraising for their organization.
The 5 mile race route will start and end at The Boys & Girls Club location at 2910 Haskell Avenue in Lawrence, KS. This route takes place on wide, well-maintained sidewalks and incorporates some gentle inclines.
The 1 mile route will start and end in The Boys & Girls Club location parking area. This is a great race for anyone who would like to participate but is not ready for a 5 mile event.
We look forward to all ages participating and supporting our local Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence!
Join us at Grace Hill Winery, the premier vineyard in the Wichita area, for a scenic 5K trail run/walk through the beautiful Kansas countryside on Sunday, April 26. Whether you're chasing a personal record or enjoying a relaxed walk with friends for the wine, this event is all about fun, fitness, and great wine.
🏃♂️ Chip-timed 5K run/walk 🍷 A post-race wine pour included 👕 Super soft race t-shirt 🥂 Commerative wine glass ⏱️ Timed by Timer Guys, Results posted at www.timerguys.com
After the race, stick around and enjoy the full winery experience. We’ll have food, live music, wine flights, and plenty of patio space to relax and unwind. It’s more than just a run—it’s a perfect day in wine country.
Unique buckle or medals to all finishers of each event! Complimentary race photos Fully stocked aid stations Post race meals for all participants Each entry comes with a t-shirt, and hoodies are available for purchase separately.
Overview
Oklahoma’s Oldest Trail Run!! The race was started in 1999 by Earl Blewett. Earl saw the beauty of Lake McMurtry with its gorgeous scenery, soft, beginner friendly trail system, spectacular lake views, and reputation for having some of the best trails in the state of Oklahoma for running as well as mountain biking. In 2009 Earl turned the race over to the Tatur organization and its race director Ken Childress. Ken did a fantastic job of keeping the quality, history and tradition of the Lake McMurtry Trail Race alive. The Outlaw group began directing the run in 2019 who added their own flair, while keeping the tradition alive with the same great trails and entertaining aid stations.
Day permits (parking pass) for Lake McMurtry can be purchased at https://www.lakemcmurtry.org/day-permit.html You can either go to their office and show them your comformation and get a hang tag, or just print the reciept and leave it on your dash.
Outlaw Trail Series
Complete all 6 trail runs in the Outlaw Trail Series (Outlaw, Lake McMurtry, Flower Moon, Dark and Dirty, Liberty's Lost Treasure and Thunderbird) in a calendar year and receive a cool plaque to recognize your achievement. Distance is not a factor (in other words, you can run the 5K or the 135mile). An Oklahoma-shaped plaque with hooks looks great as a display for awesome medals.
Course Description
A variety of distances to choose from with offerings of 50K, 25K, 12K, and 5K on single track, winding through the pines and along the shores of Lake McMurtry. This moderately difficult course is suitable for beginners and seasoned trail runners alike. The course consists of a loop on the west side of the lake, with the longer races using an out-and-back to the east side as well. The 50K has about 2,600 feet of gain. 50K 7:00 AM 25K 8:00 AM 12K 8:00 AM 5K 8:30 A
Cutoff Time
The East Pavilion Aid Station will close at 7 PM.
Catfish Cove will close at 6 PM.
The cutoff for all distances is 4 PM
Packet Pickup
Packet pick up will start at 6 am the day of the race. It will be set up at the west side pavilion at the Start/Finish.
Photography
Pictures will be available free with your registration!!
Discounts/Benefits
Military Discount If you are currently an 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.
Child Discount (In person only) Outlaw events are meant to be amongst family and friends. As such, any parent entry will entitle one child (15 yo and under) to a free entry of the same or lesser distance. We understand that registering all the kids gets expensive, so here is a chance for the kids to get a great medal and T-shirt and to be active and healthy as a family. Please message us at Outlaw 100 for the coupon code.
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 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.
Travel/Camping/Lodging
The start/finish is at the Lake McMurtry West Recreation Area. Apple Maps doesn’t give accurate directions to this location so please use Google Maps or the directions below. The race is not at the East Recreation Area.
Directions Lake McMurtry West Recreation Area(30285 Bronco Curve, Stillwater, OK 74075) From Stillwater and the 177/51 junction, head west on highway 51 (W 6th Ave.). Turn North (right) on N. Cottonwood Road for 3 miles. Then west (left) on E0590 and north (right) on County road 160 and a right on Bronco Curve.
Stillwater offers a variety of hotel options. Airport options include Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City and the Tulsa International Airport.
Deferal / Transfer Credit (to a different race)
If you can no longer run the event you registered for, we offer the below-sliding scale prior to the originally schedule race date for receiving credit to a different Outlaw event. We do not provide refunds, deferrals, or transfers - only future race credit. The credit will only be useable by the original registered participant and only for Outlaw events. Unless otherwise stated, credits will be valid for two years from the original event date. Credit will be the amount paid minus taxes and fees. Transfers are a one-time opportunity. You cannot re-transfer a previously transferred race. Once credits have been issued, they are gone. This includes any credits used from volunteering, race credits, previous credits, or credits transferred. The submission date will be used to calculate the credit amount.
90-days out (or more): 100% credit
30-89 days out: 75% credit
Less than 30 days: No credit
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.
Race Rules For Runners 1 Absolutely no littering! 2. You may not stash supplies along the course. 3. Any runner dropping out shall immediately notify the nearest aid station or race management at the start/finish area. 4. Runners accepting a ride for any reason are deemed out of the race and may not re-enter. 5. All runners will abide by the directions of race management. 6. Violations of any rule will be grounds for disqualification. Race Management reserves the right to bar any runner from competing in this and any future Outlaw races. 7. In the case of a tie, runners will be placed alphabetically. 8. All animals must be leashed at all times. 9. Decisions of Race Management are final.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are trekking poles allowed? Yes.
Are dogs allowed? Yes, all dogs must be on a leash.
Do I have to run? No, in fact many people walk or hike the entire race no matter the distance. You do not have to be fast to participate.
Please visit our website for further details www.outlaw100.com or contact us at Outlaw 100 on messenger. Also check out our facebook page Outlaw 100 for race updates and please “like” our page.
The Kansas Mennonite Relief Sale (KMRS) is a run/walk fundraising event for Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) whose mission is to provide world relief and development in the name of Christ. The KMRS is an event held annually with this year's event occurring on April 10 and 11 at the Kansas State Fairgrounds in Hutchinson, KS. Event includes automatic race timing, age group awards, and post race food! Register by March 27th to be guaranteed a T-Shirt!
Register as a 'Fundraiser' and raise your entry fee (minimum $30 goal), or more for MCC! Raise $500 in the "Go The Extra Mile" Fundraising Challenge and you will earn an additional long sleeve Tshirt! During registration click 'Become a Fundraiser' to start your own online fundraising page that you can easily share and promote! If you are unable to raise your entry fee you will be charged the late entry fee at packet pick up.
If you are unable to attend this year's event in person we encourage you to sign up for the 'Remote' option and run or walk the 5k from your location and share your experience on our KMRS Run for Relief Facebook page. We greatly value your support of this race and want to include all who desire to be a part of it! Please watch our Facebook page and your email inbox for race updates. Note, remote participants will not receive T-Shirt or goodie bag.
Want to Participate Remotely - Here's what to do! 1. Register yourself for the 2026 Run/Walk for Relief 5k (Remote) 2. Join us on April 11 by putting on your favorite Run for Relief or MCC Sale t-shirt from a past year (if you have one) and run or walk a 5K on your own or better yet with family or friends. 3.Take your picture and tag the Kansas Mennonite Relief Sale Run for Relief Facebook page. 4. Send your collected sponsor donations as instructed by race emails. Sorry we don't mail Tshirts but you can have someone pick it up for you.
5. Ask family, friends, or neighbors if they would also consider signing up to participate with you and help raise additional funds for MCC.
All of the proceeds from the race, and greater Kansas Mennonite Relief Sale, benefit the work of Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) and provide for material needs and community development in North America and across the world in the name of Christ.
*Late registration is available in person at packet pick up Friday and Saturday.
Packet pick up and late registration will be in the Meadowlark building on the Kansas State Fair Grounds (Hutchinson, KS) from 5-8pm on Friday, April 10. You can also still register or pick up your packet on race day at the Rice Park shelter house starting at 7am.
Online registration will include a processing fee or register as 'Fundraiser' to pay at packet pick up.
Join us for the 32nd annual Easter Sun Run on Saturday, April 4 at Sedgwick County Park in Wichita!
🏃♂️ Lace up and get ready for an unforgettable experience at the Easter Sun Run—one of the Midwest’s premier 10K and 2-mile run/walk events! Whether you’re racing for the win, enjoying a fun jog with friends, taking a relaxing stroll (and earning a medal for it!), or bringing the family for the Easter Family Fun Zone, this event has something for everyone.
Beyond the finish line, your participation makes a real difference! The Easter Sun Run is a major fundraiser for Youth Horizons, a faith-based nonprofit dedicated to transforming the lives of 200 local youth and their families through mentoring, residential care, and advocacy programs.
Run for fun. Run for impact. Run with purpose. We can’t wait to see you there!
Saturday, April 4 Sedgwick County Park 9:00 a.m. - 10k race 11:00 a.m. - Jeff Wenzel 2-mile run/walk
Run solo or build a team and multiply the fun - everyone receives a T-shirt and finisher's medal. The fastest among us win cash awards!
And the CASH AWARD goes to...
10K Top 3 - Male Top 3 - Female
Jeff Wenzel Memorial 2-mile Top 3 - Male Top 3 - Female
Master's Award - ages 40-59 - both 10k and 2-mile Top Male Top Female
Senior Grand Master - 60+ - both 10k and 2-mile Top Male Top Female
Medals and certificates awarded for Top 3 Male and Top 3 Female by age categories.
Teams
All teams of 10 or more that register get a $10 discount per registrant AND the team's name printed on the back of their Easter Sun Run shirts for free. Make sure and visit the TEAMS tent at the event. Use it as your team meeting point, stop in for a quick snack, and get your team photo taken.
The discounted TEAMS pricing kicks in when the 10th person registers. All past registrants and all future registrants will receive the $10 discount at that time.
Trophies for the fastest team, largest team, largest church team, best team spirit, and more!
Easter Family Fun Zone
Bring the entire family and join us for the annual Easter egg hunt, fun inflatables for the kids, yard games, cotton candy and popcorn, and a free BBQ lunch with hamburgers, hot dogs, baked beans, and more. It's festive family fun for a memorable day in the park!
Important to Know
1. All registration closes at 12 p.m. on Friday, April 3. 2. All teams of 10 or more receive a $10 discount per participant. Refund applied after 10th team member registers. Discounts can only be used once (no combining early-bird and team discounts). 3. Teams of 10 or more get their team name printed on race t-shirts if registered before March 1.
Packet Pickup
When:
Wednesday, April 1, 12 - 6 p.m.
Thursday, April 2, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Friday, April 3, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Where: 125 S. Washington, Suite 200
If you are unable to participate, please consider your registration as a donation to Youth Horizons. Proceeds support youth and their families in our mentoring and foster residence ministries. For questions about the event, please call (316) 262-8293.
Mark your calendars for the 8th annual Bluestem PACE 5K Race on Saturday, April 4, 2026!
Proceeds from the race will benefit the Bluestem PACE Good Neighbor Fund. This fund is in place to assist participants who encounter unforeseen circumstances and to support Bluestem PACE in providing high quality services. Bluestem PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) assists seniors in central Kansas so they can remain safe and independent in their home as long as possible. Bluestem PACE is a non-profit organization.
***First 50 people to sign up will receive a gift certificate for 18 holes of golf at Turkey Creek Golf Course in McPherson.***
Unique buckles to all finishers of each event! Complimentary race photos Fully stocked aid stations Post race meals for all participants Shirts and Hoodies are availble to purchase. Pre-pay will be available through February 28th, 2026.
The Prairie Spirit Trail is a beautiful "rails-to-trails" course that runs through numerous quaint little towns. Runners will do an out-and-back, beginning in Ottawa, KS, and traveling south to Iola (100 milers), Welda (100Kers), Garnett (50 milers) or Richmond (50K), then, back north to the finish. The course is primarily on a crushed limestone trail, with asphalt paths as you travel through each town. Manned and unmanned aid stations will be located approximately every 5 miles (with no greater distance than approximately 6 miles), and the course will be 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 second half of all events.
Aid Stations: Manned aid stations are fully stocked with water, electrolyte drink & snack-type foods, including soup & sandwiches, and unmanned aid stations with water only. The 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.
Course Description
The Prairie Spirit Trail is a beautiful “rails-to-trails” course that runs through numerous quaint little towns. Runners will do an out-and-back, beginning in Ottawa, KS, and traveling south to Iola (100 milers), Welda (100Kers), Garnett (50 milers), or Richmond (50K), then back north to the finish. The course is primarily on a crushed limestone trail, with asphalt paths as you travel through each town. Manned and unmanned aid stations will be approximately every 5 miles (no greater than 6 miles), and the course is easily accessible to the 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 second half of all events.
Aid Stations: Manned aid stations are fully-stocked with water, electrolyte drink & snack-type foods, including soup & sandwiches, and 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.
The courses are all USATF certified and record eligible.
START/FINISH LOCATION: 2101 W Sim Park Dr, Wichita. This is one mile west of the Wichita Art Museum along Museum Blvd/West Sim Park Dr at the work out park. Parking is available at 2101 W. Sim Park Dr or at the new Botanica parking lot just east of the start/finish line. The race route will take you along the bike path on the north side of the Arkansas River past Cowtown & Keeper of the Plains to Exploration Place and return along the bike path south of the Arkansas River. A short jog across the "red bridge" returns you to the Start/Finish line.
Description
PACKET PICK-UP: Friday, April 10, noon to 5 p.m. at Wichita First Church of the Nazarene (1400 E. Kellogg Drive). Packets may also be picked up on race day starting at 7:30 am at the race information table near the starting line.
WHY ARE WE DOING THIS? For the ninth year in a row your entire registration fee goes toward building borehole wells and providing clean water education to villages in Africa. After 8 years, we now have 51 Wichita borehole wells in Malawi, Zimbabwe, Kenya, DR Congo, Benin, Ivory Coast and more--each one bringing abundant clean water to thousands of people every day. This 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 partners with Nazarene Compassionate Ministries in Africa to bring life to villages through the construction of safe wells and clean water education. Many 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 more borehole wells and water education to even more villages. 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 and be a part of something much bigger than ourselves.
Celebrate your love of pi... and pie! Take on the Pi Miler (3.14 miles) or the River Rotation Half Marathon on the fun, fast, and flowy Lawrence River Trails.
Want a second helping? The 16.24 mile Pi Slam combines the Pi Miler and River Rotation Half Marathon! It's the perfect challenge to add a little more distance to your day.
After the race, enjoy some pie at the finish line with your finisher's fork!
Start Time
The Pi Miler begins at 7:30 AM. The Half Marathon begins at 8:30 AM. Pi Slammers will begin with the Pi Milers and must be back at the starting line by 8:30 AM to join the Half Marathon.
Course
The Lawrence River Trails are relatively flat singletrack with a few short hills sprinkled in for fun. They are flowy and not too technical, with few roots or rocks, perfect for trail running experts and beginners alike.
Races begin at the Levee gate, go down through the parking lot, and enter the River Trails on the south (right-hand) side.
RIVER ROTATION HALF MARATHON The Half Marathon is three loops on the trails: Race Loop counterclockwise (just under 5 miles) Race Loop clockwise (just under 5 miles) 4 Corners Loop (just over 3 miles) Loop 1/2 on Strava Loop 3 on Strava
Courses are subject to change, but all races will follow very closely to the established Race Loop, 4 Corners, and/or 5K Loop routes on the River Trails. Turnarounds are marked with permanent signage and will be flagged for race day, with volunteers to help direct you.
Water, electrolytes, energy snacks, fruit, and other items will be available on the course. A smaller aid station is near the 5K Loop turnaround, about halfway through the race for Pi Milers. Half Marathoners will pass the smaller aid station during each of your loops, about 1.5 miles after leaving the trailhead and again on the way back. Half Marathoners will also have access to a larger aid station at the trailhead. You will pass it twice during the race at intervals of ~5 miles. We encourage runners to bring your own reusable hydration bottles or cups, in keeping with the Trail Hawks motto "Kindness to Life and Land". We will provide a few cups by the water coolers at the aid stations if you are in need.
If the trails are unsafe for runners or vulnerable to damage due to muddy conditions, an alternative course will be provided by the Lawrence Trail Hawks Race Directors. The alternate course will most likely be on the packed-gravel Lawrence Levee Trail.
Awards
Some races give you hardware. Pi Day gives you flatware! Enjoy your post-race pie with your finisher's fork. Awards will be given for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in each gender overall for the Pi Miler and River Rotation Half Marathon races. Pi Slam finisher will receive a special swag item. Pi Slam runners are eligible for place awards in the Pi Miler and Half Marathon. Awards will be presented at the finish line.
Cutoffs
The Pi Day River Rotation race will have an end time of 1:00 PM. This allows our volunteers to pack up in a timely manner so the Lawrence River Trails can be free for other users in the afternoon. For half marathoners, that allows 4.5 hours to complete your race (about a 20:35 per mile pace). To ensure you make the cutoff time, half marathoners must leave the aid station to begin their final loop of the course by 11:45 AM. Participants who start a loop after 11:45 AM continue on the public trails at their own risk, without support from the race.
Lawrence Trail Hawk Discount
Dues paying members of the Lawrence Trail Hawks (http://trailhawks.com/) are eligible for the Trail Hawk discount. To get your code or to become a member of the Lawrence Trail Hawks, contact RD Kate Becker.
Volunteers
We can't do this race without our wonderful volunteers. Sign-up will open by February. We appreciate your help making this event possible!
Packet Pickup
Details to come!
Deferral Policy
Seeing you cross the finish line is the reason we host this race. If you’ve signed up for one of the events, but are unable to safely participate in the race, we offer the following options.
CHANGING DISTANCE PRIOR TO THE RACE Runners may contact the Race Director and transfer to a lower or a higher distance on or before February 28th. If moving to a higher distance, a pro-rata charge will apply. No credit or refund can be given for transfers to a lower-distance race. You can also "EDIT" your registration on Ultrasignup and change the distance yourself.
NO BIB TRANSFERS The Pi Day River Rotation race series does not allow refunds or for the runners to transfer entries to other participants. Race numbers and official participant bibs are assigned by the Race Director to each specific participant and may not be sold, transferred, reproduced, replicated, or modified.
DEFERRAL Runners may defer their race entries to the following year by notifying the Race Director on or before February 28th.
DID NOT START If you can’t attend, and haven’t deferred, please let the Race Director know at least seven days before the race, so your name can be removed from the starters list. You also have the option to remove yourself from the race on Ultrasignup. If you don’t show up, and don’t let us know in advance that you can’t make it, you’ll be recorded as DNS in the race results.
Race Cancellation or Postponement
In the event the race should be postponed or canceled for reasons beyond the control of the Lawrence Trail Hawks (inclement or unsafe weather conditions; local, state or national emergency), refunds will not be made. Race packets will be available at a location to be determined or possibly, though but not guaranteed, by mail.
ALTERNATE COURSE If local authorities or Lawrence River Trail stewards deem the trails unsafe for runners or vulnerable to damage due to muddy conditions, an alternative course will be provided by the Lawrence Trail Hawks Race Directors.
FRIDAY, MARCH 13 -Registration/packet pickup - 3:00-6:00 p.m. at Dyck Arboretum of the Plains (or pickup on Saturday morning) SATURDAY, MARCH 14 -Registration/packet pickup – 8:30-9:15 a.m. -Review of both courses in Pavilion - 9:15 a.m. -2 Mile and 10K races both start – 9:30 a.m. -Awards ceremony – 10:45 a.m.
Andover High School's National Honor Society is hosting the 2nd annual Light the Night Glow Run 5K and One Mile Fun Run to support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
February 28, 2026
6:30pm 5K Glow Run - glow sticks, t-shirt, and professional timing provided
7:30pm One Mile Fun Run and Light the Night tribute to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
Both runs will begin and end at Andover High School. 5K Registration includes access to the One Mile Fun Run.
Grab your lucky shoes and join us for the 5th Annual Wichita State Engineering 5K Run/Walk. The 5K is open to all Wichita State University students, College of Engineering students, faculty, staff, and community members to celebrate National Engineering Week. The race course guides runners through the WSU Innovation Campus.
DETAILS
Race participants will receive a shirt and a special edition race medal. Awards will be given at the award ceremony after the race to the top 3 male and top 3 female runners of each category: WSU Students, Faculty/Staff, Community, and Alumni.
The AWARDS CEREMONY with snacks, water, and a celebration! This will take place once all runners and walkers are done but will start no later than 10:30 am. Proceeds from this race will be donated to the College of Engineering to help students financially throughout their college experience. This course is USTAF-certified.
Refer-A-Friend Rewards!
After you sign up, use your unique referral link to invite your friends to join. Get money off your registration fee by having 5 friends sign up using your unique referral link! Students will receive $10 off their registration, and community members, alumni, and faculty/staff will receive $15 off their registration.
Get ready to party lakeside! This 2-mile looped course will have you coming through the cheer zone plenty of times. We'll have plenty of sugary and salty calories and hydration to keep you going. The course is mixed paved and single track dirt trails that wind through the woods to the hilltop overlooking Lake Vian. We have a 4 Miler, Half Marathon, Marathon, 50k, 50 Miler, 100k, and 100 Miler. Register by February 9 for a guaranteed shirt. Porta potties at the start/finish area. Chip timing by The Timer Guys with active lap counts. Laps counts and results are updated in realtime, posting to both flatscreen TV and on their website accessible by mobile phone. So yes, family and friends can follow your journey, keep you updated as you come through the start/finish area, and keep cheering you on. See 2025 results at https://timerguys.com/2025-lake-vian-hilltop-100-mile-100k-50-mile-50k-marathon-half-marathon-and-4-mile/
Monday, February 9, 2026
Price Increase, Last day to sign up with a guaranteed shirt or purchase add-ons.
Finishers within their selected distance receive a finisher medal. Hundred mile finishers receive a finisher buckle.
When you select a distance, you are entering into a mutual agreement with with the race. You are committing to finish your selected distance and provide the funding for those corresponding products and services. The race is committing to order your selected distance medal, shirt size, race bib, and provide services. Many of these elements on the race side of things must happen weeks and months in advance. Therefore, "dropping down," to a shorter distance after race start, does not guarantee you will receive a finisher medal in that distance. Make sure that you are prepared to finish your selected distance by training early, consistently, wisely so that you can finish.
Top 3 humans in each distance receive an Overall Top 3 Podium award. We do not award top 3 female and top 3 male, because our results have shown that both genders are equally capable of outstanding mental and physical performance.
Participants starting a race but not finishing the intended distance will be listed as a DNF at the bottom of the results for their registered distance. Runners may not be “dropped down” to a shorter distance once they start a race, and will not appear as finishers of the shorter distance. Participants may switch distances before the start of their race and will be eligible as a finisher in that event. There are no refunds for the difference in registration cost when switching to a shorter distance prior to event start.
DNF: Runners starting a race but not finishing the intended distance, in the intended order as marked, and under the official cutoffs,will be listed as a DNF at the bottom of the results for their registered distance.
DQ: Runners must complete the course in its intended order, as marked by race officials. Any deviation from or cutting of the course may result in a timing penalty or even disqualification. Additionally, runners who are found to be excessively rude to race personnel, volunteers, or others may also be considered for disqualification. We believe in fostering a respectful and supportive race environment, and these rules are in place to uphold that.
Dropdowns: Runners may not be “dropped down” to a shorter distance once they have started a race and will not appear as finishers of the shorter distance. Runners may switch distances before the start of their race and will be eligible as a finisher in the updated race distance. There are no refunds for the difference in registration cost when switching to a shorter distance prior to event start. Drop downs do not qualify for Top 3 Podium awards or place rank.
For 2026: We do not allow early starts. You have one year to train to get your time below 32 hours for ultras, 30 hours for Saturday start sub-ultra, and 6 hours for Sunday starts. You can do it!
Doubler: Saturday + Sunday
Get a Hilltop Doubler hat when you sign up for both a Saturday and Sunday event. This does not include an event that begins Saturday and ends Sunday. This is for two separate event registrations. One event Saturday, and one event Sunday. For instance, a half marathon on Saturday and a 4 miler on Sunday. It is also possible to complete a longer distance event that is expected to start Saturday and carry over into Sunday, AND also do a Sunday event. An example of this would be a 100k that begins Saturday and goes in the early morning hours of Sunday, and then a 4 miler on Sunday. This would be 62 + 4 miles. The additional 4 miles are not concurrent. The 4 miles are consecutive for a total of 66 miles. Both must be completed by the Sunday 2pm cutoff. WHEN YOU SIGN UP FOR A SATURDAY EVENT AND A SUNDAY EVENT, THE SUNDAY SHIRT WILL BE MANUALLY CHANGED TO A HAT. YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE 2 SHIRTS AS WAS THE CASE AT THE 2025 EVENT.
Pace/Elevation
For 2026: Marathoners will do the Extra Magic loop (.5 mile) on their first lap only. Then all remaining 12 loops will be on the standard 2 mile loop for a total distance of 26.5 miles. The 2025 distance was 28 miles. Thanks to the Timer Guys for making this suggested course change. Elevation for the marathon will be slightly different than what is currently shown on the chart. Chart will be updated soon.
Course
Course is a mix of asphalt walking trail and dirt trails. Asphalt is in black, dirt is in brown. Very little of the dirt trail is technical. The direction will be clockwise for the duration of all event distances. Elevation is significantly less than the 2024 course. There is only 75’ of elevation per mile. Twisted Nut trail goes right next to a creek bed that the kids tend to enjoy.
Extra Magic Loop Add-on
The Extra Magic Loop Add-on is a bonus section .5 miles long. Marathoners will do this add-on on their first loop only. Then they will proceed to doing standard 2-mile loops for the remainder of the race.
This is an optional section for everyone else. It will not be reflected in your distance with the Timer Guys, but kudos to you because it will still show up on your watch or phone. The Extra Magic loop will be marked with signage. It will appear for a limited time, and then disappear. This will happen once on Saturday and once on Sunday. What magic awaits in 2026? You'll have to be there to find out.
Photography
Photography is provided as part of the trail family reunion experience. They're free for download, social media sharing, and personal printing. Mile 90 Photography is returning for 2026.
Mile 90 Photography: 2025 Arnold Begay Photography: 2024, 2023, 2022
Shirt
Registration comes with a shirt. Make sure you sign up by 2/9/26 for a guaranteed shirt.
For 2026: Unisex only sizes. We tried offering women's and kids sizing in 2025, but there were so few interested that we are going back to unisex shirts only.
Child Discount
Our children are our future and our present. We're all about providing positive experiences at an early age that lead to lifelong healthy habits. We love seeing families making memories too. Each parent entry comes with one free child (age 15 or under) entry. This applies to live events only, and does not include virtual. Please direct message us if you are interested.
Huge thanks to the Outlaw Trail Series for leading the way on this. When we saw that they do this, we knew it was the right thing to do. Check out their events at https://outlaw100.com for more family experiences.
Deferrals
Registration may be deferred by 2/25/2026, the Wednesday leading up to the event.
Location and Driving Directions
Lake Vian Hilltop Run is located at Vian City Lake Walking Trail. Coming from the south, the 4-way stop in downtown Vian, travel north on Highway 82 for 2 miles. Coming from the north, from the T of Highway 100 and 82 at McQuicks gas station, travel south on Highway 82 for 7 miles. Overflow parking is at Armstrong Park .7 miles south on Highway 82. If you have family or friends not participating in the event, you may want them to drop you off at the race site before going to overflow parking. The walk on paved trails from overflow parking to the race site is .75 miles. Just keep left on all paved trails if walking from overflow to the race site.
Packet pickup is located at the big pavilion near the start/finish line. Early packet pickup will be available Friday 12-6pm, and later if we can find a volunteer to work a later packet pickup shift. Race day packet pickup is available 5am-8am Saturday, and 7am-8am Sunday. Ultra distance events begin 6am Saturday. Sub-ultra Saturday distances begin at 8pm Saturday. Sub-ultra Sunday events begin 8am Sunday. All Saturday and Sunday events have a 2pm Sunday cutoff.
Self-supported Aid Stations. You may choose to use your vehicle as a self-supported aid station, or you may set up a popup tent near the race course. There are 4 designated areas for self-supported aid stations highlighted in pink.
The official event aid station will be located near the start/finish.
For 2026: More porta potties. Porta potties will be available Friday evening through Sunday afternoon.
Bounce house is available both Saturday and Sunday. Please note that the bounce house is contingent upon weather and wind.
Camping at Vian City Lake is allowed for this specific event. This is not something that Town of Vian typically allows. While there are no spots for campfires, Town of Vian is providing us with 2 fire pits. There are a few permanent camp grills located throughout the park. You are welcome to bring a camp stove. There are not RV hookups at the race site, but there are several RV parks in the area, and a Love’s RV stop right off of the Interstate 40 Vian exit. You are welcome to car camp or pitch a tent.
Volunteers
Hilltop does not happen without volunteers. Volunteers applied for grant money to build the trails. Volunteers helped with training runs leading up to this event. We need volunteers. We have everything from helping with setup, packet pickup, course marshaling, aid station, and pack out. Join our team of magic makers. Sign up today as a volunteer for Lake Vian Hilltop Run by clicking on the Volunteer tab above.
Description
Get ready to party lakeside! This 2-mile looped course will have you coming through the cheer zone plenty of times. We'll have plenty of sugary and salty calories and hydration to keep you going. The course is mixed paved and single track dirt trails that wind through the woods to the hilltop overlooking Lake Vian. We have a 4 Miler, Half Marathon, Marathon, 50k, 50 Miler, 100k, and 100 Miler. Register by February 10 for a guaranteed shirt. Porta potties at the start/finish area. Chip timing by The Timer Guys with active lap counts. Laps counts and results are updated in realtime, posting to both flatscreen TV and on their website accessible by mobile phone. So yes, family and friends can follow your journey, keep you updated as you come through the start/finish area, and keep cheering you on.
Friday, February 28, 2025
12pm Early packet pickup at the race site, personal aid station setup, camp site setup
All who complete at least 4 miles receive a finisher medal. If you sign up for a longer distance, and decide during the event to drop down to a shorter distance, you still receive a finisher medal as long as you completed at least 4 miles. Drop downs do not qualify for Top 3 Podium awards or place rank. As noted on 3/2/2024 results provided by Timer Guys, the "a.k." note in place of a numbered place rank indicates a drop down from a longer distance. This is the equivalent of an Unofficial Finish.
All 100 Miler finishers receive a buckle.
Top 3 humans in each category receive an Overall Top 3 Podium award. We do not award top 3 female and top 3 male, because our results have shown that both genders are equally capable of outstanding mental and physical performance. The 3/2/2024 Top 3 Podiums were taken by 39% female and 61% male.
Early starts are allowed if you do not think you will have time to complete your target distance within the cutoff time. Early starts do not qualify for Top 3 Awards or place rank.
Hilltop Doubler hats are awarded to those who complete both Saturday and Sunday events. This does not include an event that begins Saturday and ends Sunday. This is for two separate event registrations. One event Saturday, and one event Sunday. For instance, a half marathon on Saturday and a 4 miler on Sunday. It is also possible to complete a longer distance event that is expected to start on Saturday and carry over into Sunday AND a Sunday event such as a 100 miler and a Sunday 4 miler. This is 100 + 4 miles. The additional 4 miles are not concurrent, but consecutive, for a total of 104 miles. Both must be completed by the Sunday 2pm cutoff.
Pacers are allowed after 50 miles. You are allowed one pacer on the course with you at a time. You may swap pacers as many times as you like, but only one pacer at a time may remain with you. Pacers are not allowed to “mule” for a participant, meaning they cannot carry the participant’s calories, hydration, or supplies. The loops are so short there isn’t any need for that anyway.
Pace/Elevation
Course
Course is a mix of asphalt walking trail and dirt trails. Asphalt is in black, dirt is in brown. Very little of the dirt trail is technical. The direction will be clockwise for the duration of all event distances. Elevation is significantly less than the 2024 course. There is only 75’ of elevation per mile. Twisted Nut trail goes right next to a creek bed that the kids tend to enjoy.
Photography
Photography is provided as part of the trail family reunion experience. They're free for download, social media sharing, and personal printing. Mile 90 Photography will be taking pictures at our 2025 event. Check out our previous photo albums by Arnold Begay Photography: 2024, 2023, 2022
Shirt
Registration comes with a shirt. Since we offer men’s/unisex, women’s, and youth sizes it’s tricky getting all the same color. Just know it will probably be along these lines in heather eggplant or purple with gold colored ink.
Child Discount
Our children are our future and our present. We're all about providing positive experiences at an early age that lead to lifelong healthy habits. We love seeing families making memories too. Each parent entry comes with one free child (age 15 or under) entry. This applies to live events only, and does not include virtual. Please direct message us if you are interested.
Huge thanks to the Outlaw Trail Series for leading the way on this. When we saw that they do this, we knew it was the right thing to do. Check out their events at https://outlaw100.com for more family experiences.
Deferrals
Registration may be deferred by 2/26/2025, the Wednesday leading up to the event.
Volunteers
Hilltop does not happen without volunteers. Volunteers applied for grant money to build the trails. Volunteers helped with training runs leading up to this event. We need volunteers. We have everything from helping with setup, packet pickup, course marshaling, aid station, and pack out. Join our team of magic makers. Sign up today as a volunteer for Lake Vian Hilltop Run by clicking on the Volunteer tab above.
Various
Animals must remain on a leash at all times during event, event setup, event teardown, and while camping before or after the event.
Participants dropping from an event must notify the Race Director, timing company, or one of its representatives prior to leaving the race site
The 34th annual Not 4 Wimps trail run is ready & waiting for you. We will park, start and finish at the Warren Riverview Park. The only indoor restroom facilities available will be just outside the lodge entrance. Capacity of this year's event is limited to 200 so please sign-up early. We’re bringing back chip timing with The Timer Guys. Bottled water will be provided at multiple distances on the course beginning at 3 miles. Trash cans will be available immediately beyond the water stations for empty bottles as well as nutrition packaging etc. to help maintain clean trails. The course will be well marked for each distance with all 3 distances sharing versions of the same basic course - lots of trails, lots of sand, and a little mud just to keep it fun! Our job is to make sure the course is everything that you've come to expect, your job is to bring on the fun. . . and smile - even when it hurts!
"No Frills" Race
Bottled water will be provided post-event, but your on your own for food. Feel free to bring your own goodies (toasted marshmallows are highly recommended) to share at the fire-pit as you cheer your friends through the finish-line. Friends and family are welcome and encouraged to hang-out at the park - the Lodge balcony and the nearby Arkansas River Bridge provides great vantage points.
This is a timed course that is marked well, but it is still a trail course! If you don't see any course markings, you are going the wrong way! If you are not leading the pack and you come across a spider web, you’re going the wrong way! If you get lost and tack on some extra mileage, well then you got some extra bang for your buck! You're not going to get an age group medal, or a finishers medal, or a pretty shirt with this race. When you get done, we have some awesome giveaways to go along with the pride of knowing that you didn't wimp out and take the shortcut back. Feel free to also brag to your friends that you finished a challenging race in the middle of February, while everyone else is still in hibernation mode, or stuck on a treadmill wishing for some new scenery! This race is a bargain, and we want to keep it that way!
Packet Pickup
Packet pickup will start at 11:00 am at the outdoor pavilion.
Join the Derby Run Club - Save money!
Join the Derby Run Club for the low price of $25.00 for families and $20.00 for individuals. What all benefits do you get for joining?
Save $5.00 on each Derby Run Club Race
Receive an awesome Derby Run Club T-shirt“
Receive a 15% Discount at Fartlek Running Store in the beautiful Delano district!
Assist the Derby Running Club in supporting the running community by funding quality equipment, certified courses, and insurance to continue our tradition of sponsor-free events designed “by runners for runners.”
Board Member opportunities are available for members interested in guiding the DRC into the future!
Safety
Races are limited to registered participants only. No rollerblades, bicycles, skateboards or strollers are allowed. Noncompliance will result in disqualification. Friendly well-trained furry running partners are welcome. Course Marshalls will control traffic, but runners should use extreme caution. Slower participants are encouraged to begin toward the rear to avoid congestion and collision. All skill levels are welcome, walkers are encouraged to sign up for 10K or 10M as the course and timing will close at 3:00. In the event of injury, send word along with a passing runner who will relay the info to the next course marshall - first-aid vehicle will be contacted and directed to your location. Identify clothing color ("dude in the red hat") and approximate distance traveled for fastest response.
The Outlaw 100 will take place at Twin Mountains in Kinta, Oklahoma. The course offers a dynamic mix of terrain, including rocky climbs, creek crossings, runnable jeep roads, and steep powerline ascents. Runners will even get the chance to follow a historic stagecoach road. With over 2,000 feet of elevation gain on a 13-mile loop, the course promises to be both fun and challenging.
Each entry comes with a t-shirt, and hoodies are available for purchase separate
Outlaw Trail Series
Complete all 6 trail runs in the Outlaw Trail Series (Outlaw, Lake McMurtry, Flower Moon, Dark and Dirty, Liberty’s Lost Treasure, and Thunderbird) in a calendar year and receive a cool plaque to recognize your achievement. Distance is not a factor (in other words, you can run the 5K or the 135mile). An Oklahoma-shaped plaque with hooks looks great as a display for awesome medals.
Outlaw 135
There has been increased interest in longer distances, especially the 200-mile races. This is a nice intermediate to test yourself and develop strategies for those longer runs. Same Saturday morning start time for the 100-mile run with a 48-hour cutoff (see cutoffs in the section below).
Outlaw 100
The Outlaw 100 features a challenging 13-mile loop completed eight times, with each loop offering over 2,000 feet of elevation gain. By the time you conquer the full 100 miles, you’ll have tackled an impressive 17,500 feet of total elevation gain. The course is known for its highly technical terrain, packed with rocks and moderate climbing, all at an altitude of around 1,000 feet.
This is not your typical rails-to-trails or gravel road event, which explains the generous cutoff times. Depending on pre-race rainfall, water crossings—where you’ll absolutely get your feet wet—may also add to the adventure. Get ready for a race that’s both challenging and rewarding!
50 Mile, Marathon, and Half Marathon
The half marathon is the 13.1 mile loop. The marathon consists of two loops and the 50 mile consists of four loops (thus the 50 mile is about 52ish miles). Cutoffs for the 50 mile, marathon, and half marathon (all races aside from 135 and 100 miles) are 10Pm Sunday night. This gives 39.5 hours for the 50 mile and 14 hours for the Sunday half and full marathons.
5K
One of the most scenic 5ks in Oklahoma.
Run it on Saturday or Sunday.
Doublers will receive an Outlaw special item. You must complete a distance of a half marathon or more on one day and at least the 5k on the other. One run must be in person.
Cutoff for 135 and 100 and Aid Stations
6 am start 48 hour cut off
Aid Stations: Mileage
Shorty’s Brothel: 6.5 miles
Start/Finish 9 miles
Start/Finish: 13 miles (bathrooms)
Start last 35 miles: 40 hours Final cutoff: 48 hou
Schedule of Events
Friday Packet Pickup at Campground 2 from 5- 8pm
Saturday Packet Pickup from 5-7am. Please don’t wait until the last minute. 6am 135, 100 mile start 6:30am 50 mile start 7am Marathon, Half Marathon start 7:30am 5K start
Sunday
Packet pickup from 6-8am 8am Marathon, Half Marathon start 8:30am 5K start 6PM 100 mile 5th loop cutoff at s/f 10PM all races except 100 and 135 cutoffs
Monday 6am Final cutoff for 135 and 100 mile races
Photography
Mile 90 will be making the runners look good and capturing spectacular images for you to share. These are free with your registration. Please visit their website www.mile90.com for previous Outlaw pictures!!
Pacer/Crew/Drop Bags
100 and 135 mile runners may have a pacer after 50 miles or when it starts to get dark. 50 mile runners may have a pacer when it starts to get dark if necessary. Crew and drop bags are allowed at Shorty’s Brothel and the start/finish. Please label drop bags with name, race number, distance, and desired location. There will be tarps at the start/finish for drop bags. Bags will be taken to Shorty’s Brothel at 5:30am on race day. It is each runner’s responsibility to pick up their drop bags. Any drop bags remaining will be disposed of or donated.
Discounts/Benefits
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.
Child Discount (in person only) Outlaw events are meant to be amongst family and friends. As such, any parent entry will entitle one child (15 yo and under) to a free entry of same or lesser distance. We understand that registering all the kids gets expensive so here is a chance for the kids to get a great medal and T-shirt and to be active and healthy as a family. Please message us at Outlaw 100 for the coupon code.
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 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.
Deferal / Transfer Credit (to a different race)
If you can no longer run the event you registered for, we offer the below-sliding scale prior to the originally schedule race date for receiving credit to a different Outlaw event. We do not offer refunds, deferrals, or transfers - only future race credit. The credit will only be useable by the original registered participant and only for Outlaw events. Unless otherwise stated, credits will be valid for two years from the original event date. Credit will be the amount paid minus taxes and fees. Transfers are a one-time opportunity. You cannot re-transfer a previously transferred race. Once credits have been issued, they are gone. This includes any credits used from volunteering, race credits, previous credits, or credits transferred. The submission date will be used to calculate the credit amount.
90-days out (or more): 100% credit
30-89 days out: 75% credit
Less than 30 days: No credit
Lodging/Travel/Parking
Camping will be available at Twin Mountains for 20$ a night. Wilburton has local hotels and McAlester is the closest larger town. The Tulsa International Airport is the closest airport.
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.
Race Rules For Runners 1 Absolutely no littering! 2. You may not stash supplies along the course. 3. Any runner dropping out shall immediately notify the nearest aid station or race management at the start/finish area. 4. Runners accepting a ride for any reason are deemed out of the race and may not re-enter. 5. All runners will abide by the directions of race management. 6. Violations of any rule will be grounds for disqualification. Race Management reserves the right to bar any runner from competing in this and any future Outlaw races. 7. In the case of a tie, runners will be placed alphabetically. 8. All animals must be leashed at all times. 9. Decisions of Race Management are final.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are trekking poles allowed? Yes.
Are dogs allowed? Yes, all dogs must be on a leash.
Do I have to run? No, in fact many people walk or hike the entire race no matter the distance. You do not have to be fast to participate.
Please visit our website for further details www.outlaw100.com or contact us at Outlaw 100 on messenger. Also check out our facebook page Outlaw 100 for race updates and please “like” our page.
Dropdowns/DNFs?DQs
Runners starting a race but not finishing the intended distance will be listed as a DNF at the bottom of the results for their registered distance. Runners may not be “dropped down” to a shorter distance once they start a race, and will not appear as finishers of the shorter distance. This ensures a fair event where runners know their competition and cannot be lowered in place by a runner dropping down in distance. Runners may switch distances before the start of their race and will be eligible as a finisher in that event
DNF: Runners starting a race but not finishing the intended distance, in the intended order as marked, and under the official cutoffs,will be listed as a DNF at the bottom of the results for their registered distance.
DQ: Runners must complete the course in its intended order, as marked by race officials. Any deviation from or cutting of the course may result in a timing penalty or even disqualification. Additionally, runners who are found to be excessively rude to race personnel, volunteers, or others may also be considered for disqualification. We believe in fostering a respectful and supportive race environment, and these rules are in place to uphold that.
Dropdowns: Runners may not be “dropped down” to a shorter distance once they have started a race and will not appear as finishers of the shorter distance. Runners may switch distances before the start of their race and will be eligible as a finisher in the updated race distance.
Come join us for exciting year 6 of the Yippee-Ki-Yay 50K, Half Marathon and now 10K races on Saturday, October 25, 2025, starting at 8am in Council Bluffs, IA. All races will take place on the gorgeous Wabash Trace Nature Trail starting and finishing at the Iowa West Foundation Trail Head Park. You will have your choice of running a 10K, Half Marathon or 50K Ultra Marathon. Unique to the area this Rails to Trail Course will be a great choice for those hoping to add an Ultra Marathon to their race resume or try to run a personal best time one of the fastest avg. finisher 50K course in Midwest Region. With the countryside views of the Heartland our Half Marathon event has become a quick favorite to many that come each year from across the country! After you’ve crossed the finish line wrap up your race day with some great eats and back by popular demand our Country Chicken Noodle Soup! Reserve your spot today because the field will be limited to just 250 runners and this event will be one that you will absolutely not want to miss!
Wichita's Premier Road USATF certified 1 mile race.
The time has finally come to figure out how fast you can actually run a mile. Test your top mile speed once each season, collect milestones, and receive awards for Age Graded PRs.
We break this race up into waves based upon runners estimated pace so runners can be pushed towards their PRs without worrying about fighting through crowds while being pulled along by athletes of a similar caliber.
When
This year is the OG event and will take place October 26th, 2025 starting at 8 am for the first wave and no later than 11:45am for the last wave. Following years the race will occur once each season. The Spring and Fall will take place two weeks after Prairie Fire so runners can test their top mile time while they are in peak fitness and hopefully while fully recovered from Prairie Fire. The Winter and Summer will take place a couple weeks before Track/XC start so the student athletes can participate and get a good preseason time trial in.
Where
This years event will be taking place at Sim's Park. Primary parking is the large lot between the river and Botanica on Sim Park Drive right next to Cowtown. (pending Botanica's green light). This will also be the finish line. Start line will be closer to the golf course parking lot. There will be a marked shortcut between the two locations.
