CrackedBell Classic THE JV & OPEN

RACE CANCELLED FOR 2024 DUE TO LACK OF INTEREST,

BUT WE'LL PLAN ON IT FOR NEXT YEAR NOW!

After conversations at meets this past weekend, and Dave Marrington’s desire to step away from producing a JV meet the day after the District One meet, we are planning races on Saturday afternoon, October 26, 2024.

The meet will take place on a two-loop course that is a modified version of the course used for the old John Sharp Viking Invitational.

the course is fairly flat with a challenging little down hill -uphill rise you will experience twice, Should the weather be wet there may even be water at the bottom. course starts and finishes in Northampton Township and runs in and out of Tyler State Park. The improvement is that the course will not run along Richboro-Newtown Road. The Park will instead cut a course that will run along the tree line in that same field.

The races will be USATF sanctioned and we will follow USATF rules.

The proposed schedule would be:

                OPEN RACE: 3:45PM

                HIGH SCHOOL AGED GIRLS RACE: 4:30PM

                HIGH SCHOOL AGED BOYS: 5:15PM

THE HIGH SCHOOL AGED RACES WILL INCLUDE AWARDS TO THE TOP 25 FINISHERS AND TOP THREE CLUB TEAMS in each gender.

The Open Race would include prize money to the top three men and women IF WE GET 250 TOTAL PARTICIAPANTS

Registrations will be as individuals at about $9 per student athlete and $17.50 for the Open Race.

$12.50 and $20 respectively until October 18, 2024

$15 AND $25 respectively until October 25, 2024

 RACE DAY: high school aged race will be $20 and Open Race will be $30.

T-shirts will be available for preorder on the registration page.

Entry Fees go towards Sanctioning, Park Permits and Fees, Timing, Awards, Portable Toilets and other expenses. We are basing our budget on 250 total participants.

What do we need to make this happen? You, and your athletes, and your parents.

RunSignup's processing fees are based on the total cart amount, not per person. This means that groups and families who register together can save money