2nd Diamondback Dash (Indian River Inlet, DE S.S.P., Rehoboth Beach, DE)

Date/Time:

Saturday, May 22, 2010 at 9:00 AM

Venue/Address:

Indian River Inlet; Center for the inland Bays Office

Delaware Seashore State Park
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971

Brief Description:

The Green Turtle Sports Bar & the Center for the Inland Bays is proud to host this 2nd annual 5k run & walk to benefit the Diamondback Terrapins and the Inland Bays. All ages welcome.

Course Map:

Course map, or visit: www.usatf.org/routes/view.asp?rID=346791

Awards:

Awards presented to the male/female Overall and Master Champions, as well as the top three finishers in 9 age groups: 9 & under, 10-13, 14-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 & over

Registration fees:

$15.00 pre-registration fee through Thursday, May 20, 2010

$20.00 race day registration from 7:30 – 8:55 a.m.Coming soon

Online Registration:

By Mail Registration:

Make Checks Payable to: “Center for the Inland Bays”

Mail entry form/payment to: Center for the Inland Bays, 39375 Inlet Rd, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971 click here for application, or see attachment below

Directions:

From Rehoboth/Dewey follow Route 1 south and exit to the right just before the Inlet Bridge. Follow race signs. From Bethany/Fenwick follow Route 1 north and exit to the left just after the inlet Bridge. Follow race signs. Parking available onsite.

Amenities:

T-shirts, water stop and refreshments provided, timing & finish line by Seashore Strider Event Production, Inc. Post award ceremony for runners, walkers & spectators with complimentary snacks

Race Director:

Tim Bamforth - Seashore Striders Race Productions, (302) 644-8952, email: tim@seashorestriders.com

Results:

Results will be available on the Seashore Striders website http://www.seashorestriders.com

Diamondback:

Why did the Turtle cross the Road? ... Help us kick off the start of the Diamondback Terrapin breeding season. As the Terrapins get ready to cross dangerous Rt. 1 to lay their eggs this spring, we want to make sure they get all the help they can. Learn more about these interesting creatures at www.inlandbays.com