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Swift-Cantrell Classic Kicks off City Series

The 5K race will take place May 7 and benefit improvements to Swift-Cantrell Park.

Pre-registration has begun for Kennesaw's second annual “race for more play space.”

According to a city news release, the event will take place Mother's Day weekend on Saturday, May 7, at 6:30 a.m. in downtown Kennesaw. As the first of six 5K races in the Kennesaw Grand Prix Series, proceeds will go toward capital improvements to the park.

The 5K course takes runners through downtown Kennesaw, starting at on Main Street and into , where the course makes a loop before going back up Old Highway 41. The race will be electronically timed, and awards will be presented in 14 groups.

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Pre-registration is $25 per person and includes a t-shirt, race packet and pancake breakfast. Race day registration is $30 per person (t-shirt not guaranteed).

The day's activities will also include a one-mile fun run.

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The Kennesaw Grand Prix Series consists of six 5K races sponsored by and benefiting the city of Kennesaw. Participants who complete any four of the six races will receive a commemorative t-shirt and sticker.

The 2nd Annual Swift Cantrell Classic
Mother’s Day Weekend; Saturday, May 7
Benefiting Swift-Cantrell Park

The First Annual Garden Gallop
Fathers Day Weekend; Saturday, June 18
Benefiting

The Wounded Warrior Run
Saturday, August 6
Benefiting Wounded Warrior Project

The 3rd Annual Great Locomotive Chase 5k
Saturday, September 10
Benefiting the

The North Cobb Warrior Way
Saturday, November 12
Benefiting NCHS Cross Country and Swift-Cantrell Park

 
Saturday, December 3, at 4:30 p.m.
Benefiting the Brain Tumor Foundation for Children

Check to see our coverage of 2010's Elf Trot.


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