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Sat March 22, 2025 Directions

Events

5K Run

9:00AM EDT
Events: 5K Run 5K Run - Colon Cancer Survivor

1 Mile Walk

9:15AM EDT
Events: 1 Mile Walk 1 Mile Walk - Colon Cancer Survivor

*New* Diaper Dash

10:00AM EDT - 10:30AM EDT

RESULTS for 2025 DSOCC 5K and 1-Mile Walk

Congratulations to our top winners of the 2025 Don't Sit on Colon Cancer 5K and 1 mile walk! 

View the full results list HERE: 2025 Don't Sit on Colon Cancer 5K/Survivor Walk Results 

5K Men:

  1. 1. Zachary Reyes
  2. 2. Chris Novakoski
  3. 3. Jaxon Sykes

5K Women:

  1. Joslyn Delsignore
  2. Ashley Adler
  3. Aubrey Huskey

Important Note: T-shirts and Limited Registration

Registration is very limited!!  Only Virtual 5K spots are available at this time.

T-shirts for the Don't Sit on Colon Cancer 5K/Walk are ONLY guaranteed for those that registered by Feb. 15, 2025!

We will try to accommodate all those that registered after 2/15, but it will be on a first come, first serve basis.

Place

Sentara Princess Anne Hospital
1950 Glenn Mitchell Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23456

Description

The Don't Sit on Colon Cancer 5k & 1- Mile Walk is a special event focused on spreading awareness about colorectal cancer prevention and life-saving screenings. The race brings together survivors, family, friends and community supporters who are passionate about fighting colon cancer.

 

On March 22, 2025 we will be running and walking to remember those lost, honor those fighting, and to celebrate the survivors of Colorectal Cancer throughout Hampton Roads.

 

Join us!

Packet Pickup

Packet Pickup will take place:
Friday, March 21
3 - 6:30pm
Princess Anne Family YMCA (2121 Landstown Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23456).

Why Should You STAND UP to Colorectal Cancer?

Colorectal Cancer is the 2nd most common cause of cancer-related death in the United States for men and women combined.​ In 2024, an estimated 106,500 people were diagnosed with colon cancer and 46,200 people were diagnosed with rectal cancer. It's expected to cause around 53,010 deaths.​ *It's estimated that 3,750 of those deaths will be in people < 50 years old.
 
Hampton Roads is one of the 3 National "hot spots" for colon cancer incidence and mortality. Other hot spots include Appalachia and the Lower Mississippi Delta​.

2025 Sponsors - Thank you for supporting the prevention of Colorectal Cancer in Hampton Roads!

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Directions

Sentara Princess Anne Hospital
1950 Glenn Mitchell Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23456

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