NEW ROUTE!!! Come join us for our new 5k and Stroll route! Start out at Challenger Miracle Field for registration and see our newly built handicap accessible concession stand, pavilion, and restrooms. Get ready for the 5k start at the corner of Van Ingen Drive and Hard Road at 9:30! The racecourse will take you north on Hard Road until you take a right onto the Route 104 Trail. Enjoy the run through the scenic North Ponds loop and travel the same way back to Miracle Field to enjoy some refreshments.
The Miracle Field Stroll with take place on the field and on the sidewalk by the soon to be built Karpus Family Play with Possibilities Playground! Come see and enjoy the field that so many children of different abilities are excited about. We’ll also have music for you to dance along with as you walk around.
Packet Pickup and In Person Registration
Race day, September 29, 2019, 8:00am – 9:30am
Challenger Miracle Field of Greater Rochester
Ridge Park
1000 Ridge Road
Webster, NY 14580
Registration will be held at the Concession Stand next to Challenger Miracle Field.
Parking – Parking will be available in the lot by Town Hall, by baseball fields #4 & 5. (closest to 104), and by Webster Library.
Awards and Amenities
Prizes for overall 1st place Male, Female, and Wheelchair.
Medals will be awarded to top 3 finishers in each age group for 5k.
The first 200 people that sign up receive a free t-shirt
Post Race
Refreshments to be served after the 5K; Award Ceremony to follow at the concession stand following the race.
Proceeds from this event will help build complete the Karpus Family Play with Possibilities Playground at the Challenger Miracle Field of Greater Rochester Complex. These inclusive spaces will provide people with developmental, physical, or intellectual disabilities a barrier-free, safe, accessible place to experience the health benefits and joy of play through baseball, other team sports, and adaptive recreational equipment. All kids will be able to participate in elevated and ground-level play with ramps, transfer points, and sensory–rich play opportunities throughout so that the play space is friendly to all children and parents as well as other caregivers, such as grandparents and service animals.