Tuesday, November 1, 2016

The Annual Run The River 5K Raises Funds To Protect Randall’s Island Park

Hundreds of runners gathered at the Randall’s Island Park to start their morning with an exciting 5K race to raise funds to protect the beautiful island

Toby Tenenbaum
Randall’s Island Park Alliance (RIPA) hosted the Run the River 5K, an annual race that raises funds to protect the waterways, wetlands, and recreational areas of Randall’s Island Park. This year, RIPA partnered with the Queens Library and Riverkeeper to promote conservation efforts and active and healthy lifestyles for New Yorkers in the Park’s surrounding neighborhoods.
Tony Tenenbaum
The race featured a scenic, certified 5K race course, chip-timed race results, post race party, and children’s fun run. Serious athletes and leisure joggers gathered at the Icahn Stadium, a world class track & field facility, on a beautiful Saturday morning to register for the event.
Tony Tenenbaum
The race began on the track of Icahn Stadium, and took runners around the island along the waterfront pathways, where they enjoyed breathtaking views of Manhattan and the Harlem River.
Tony Tenenbaum
Runners celebrated their achievement at the Post-Race Party, where they indulged in Halloween candies, healthy snacks, and drinks. The award ceremony also honored top 3 overall finishers, as well as age group winners.

Tony Tenenbaum
…and might I add that yours truly won 3rd place overall female?

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