Prairie Striders Running Club - Brookings, South Dakota

Races : Jack 15 : Race Info

The Jack 15 Road Race is a 15.2 mile race beginning at White, SD and ending at the SDSU Campanile in Brookings, SD. 2010 marks the 48th year of the Jack 15, making it the oldest road race in South Dakota and the Midwest!

The Jack 15 offers the following individual and team competitions:

Individual competitors may run the entire 15.2 miles.
Individual competitiors may racewalk the entire 15.2 miles.
5 member relay team running 3 miles each
3 member relay team running 5 miles each.
2 member relay team running 7.6 miles each.

Teams may consist of all men, all women, or be co-ed.

Course Records
Open Men Dick Beardsley (24) - 1:14:54 - 1980	Open Women Pat Reisdorfer (22) - 1:30:39 - 1980
Masters Men John Notheis (43) - 1:27:33 - 1981	Masters Women Jill Moncur (40) - 1:47:19 - 2008

What:	Jack 15 Road Race
When:	Saturday, September 25, 2010
Start Time:	8:30 a.m.
Registration:	Registration and packet pick up at the SDSU Wellness Center (located West of the HPER Center on North Campus Drive) on Friday, September 24, 2010 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. or at starting line in White at the Eidsness Funeral Home on Saturday, September 25, 2010 7:00 A.M.-8:15 A.M. For safety reasons, there will be no early starts. Transportation from the Campanile (finish line) to the start of the race in White, SD will be provided. Transports will leave promptly at 7:00 AM and 7:45 AM, seating on a first come basis. Relay teams will be responsible for getting their runners out to their respective relay points. Register online at www.allsportcentral.com
Cost:	Preregistered by 8/31/10 Individual: $25 Team: $15/team member Registered after 8/31/10 Individual: $30 Team: $20/team member
Location:	Beginning at White, SD and ending at the SDSU Campanile in Brookings, SD
Awards:	Individual Competition - Awards are given to the top male and top female finishers in the Open (19+) and Masters (40+) divisions Team Competition - Awards are given to the top men's, women's and co-ed teams in each relay division.
Race Course:	The USATF certified course is primarily on pavement with a short two mile stretch of gravel with small rolling hills and is marked at one-mile intervals. Runners are cautioned that the course is not closed to traffic and that they are running at their own risk. Runners must run on the left side of the road for safety and to comply with course certification. There are four aid stations along the route at approximately the 3, 5, 9, and 12 mile point. View course map »
Race Director(s):	Jim Vrchota jvrchota@bankmeta.com