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2008 York Hospital Running Series

As a community-based, not-for-profit
organization, York Hospital/WellSpan Health is dedicated to
improving the health and well being of the residents of York and
Adams counties. Everyday, we strive to promote healthy lifestyles
and life-long wellness. Regular physical exercise plays a critical
role in a healthy lifestyle and provides benefits that cannot be
obtained in any other way.
The York Hospital Running Series provides a great opportunity for
both new and experienced runners to participate in a multi-race
program that promotes physical exercise through spirited
competition. The Series includes the following races: York Habitat
for Humanity 5K, Double Creek Half Marathon and 5K, East Berlin 5K,
Bon-Ton 5-Miler, Shelley Miaki Memorial 5K, York 10-Miler and York
White Rose. Each race features its own designated beneficiary. All
participants, in both the adult and youth category, who complete six
of the seven races will be entered into a prize drawing. In
addition, there will be awards for the top male and female finishers
in thirteen age groups for the feature races if the qualifications
for prizes are met.
Whether you are new to running or have been
at it for years, the York Hospital Running Series is a great way to
highlight your hard work and to raise money for various
organizations across our community. We look forward to see you as
the York Hospital Running Series races through York and Adams
counties.
2008 Schedule and Entry Forms
York Hospital
Running Series brochure
Double Creek Half Marathon and 5K
- Saturday, June 14, 2008
York Habitat for
Humanity 5K - Saturday, June 28. 2008
East Berlin 5K -
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Bon-Ton 5 Miler -
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Shelley Mialki Memorial 5K -
2007 Photos
-Saturday, August 16, 2008
York
Rail Trail 10 Miler - Saturday, August 23, 2008
York White Rose -
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Each race features its own designated
beneficiary. All participants, in both the adult and youth category,
who complete five of the six races will be entered into a prize
drawing. In addition, there will be awards for the top male and
female finishers in thirteen age groups for the feature races and
three age groups for male and female fun run division.
Whether you are new to running or
have been at it for years, the York Hospital Running Series is a
great way to highlight your hard work and to raise money for various
organizations across our community. We look forward to see you as
the York Hospital Running Series races through York and Adams
counties.

Running
Series 2008 Scores
York
Habitat for Humanity 5k 2008 Results
Double Creek
Tour 5k 2008 Results
Double Creek
Tour Half Marathon 2008 Awards

2008 York Hospital Running Series Rules


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All individuals will participate in the age group throughout the
series based on their age on 6/14/08.
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All participants that complete 6 of 7 of the feature races will
receive a participation award.
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Points will be awarded in each age group, male and female, for
each race based on the table below. The participant with the most
points in each age group, male and female, at the end of the six
races will be the age group winner. The second and third place
finishers in each age group will also receive awards. In the event
of a tie, the two runners will be scored on a “head-to-head” basis.
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- 1st place = 20
points
- 2nd place = 19
points
- 3rd place = 18
points
- 4th place = 17
points
- 5th place = 16
points
- 6th place = 15
points
- 7th place = 14
points
- 8th place = 13
points
- 9th place = 12
points
- 10th place = 11
points
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- 11th place = 10
points
- 12th place = 9
points
- 13th place = 8
points
- 14th place = 7
points
- 15th place = 6
points
- 16th place = 5
points
- 17th place = 4
points
- 18th place = 3
points
- 19th place = 2
points
- 20th place = 1 point
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The age groups, male and female, for the
feature races are as follows:
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- 14 and under
- 15 – 19
- 20 – 24
- 25 – 29
- 30 – 34
- 35 – 39
- 40 – 44
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- 45 – 49
- 50 – 54
- 55 – 59
- 60 – 64
- 65 – 69
- 70 and over
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To qualify for an age group award, the runner must have competed
in a minimum of four races.
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Participants must register for each race separately.
Links to
registration forms for each race and the 2008 race brochure are
available on this web website. There is no separate
registration to participate in the York Hospital Series.
Participant’s successful completion of one or more of the races will
serve as an entry into the series.
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Any errors in scoring should be reported
to Dave Dill via email at
ddill@wellspan.org.
*Participants can complete either the
half marathon or 5K at Doublecreek


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