Register

The 2012 Race date will be Saturday, October 20th at the 31st Street Park.

Please continue to check back with us in 2012 to register.

GET REGISTERED

Returning participants
If you have forgotten your username or password, you can fill in the requested information and the system will send the information to you. You will be able to access and update your Personal Page and Race Center from last year to help you get started.

First-time participants
If you are ready to sign up, use the buttons at the top of this page to register as an individual or team member. If you want more information about fees and deadlines before signing up, visit the Race Information page.

If you can’t join us on Race day, register to Sleep In for the Cure.  Sleep-In for the Cure® is a new participation option that allows you to register and raise pledges in support of the Komen Tidewater Affiliate from the comfort of your bed on Race Day. This is the perfect solution for those who aren't morning people or are planning to be out of town on Race Day. Those registered for this option will receive a Sleep-In for the Cure t-shirt, a snooze bib and a little something extra to make your restful morning complete. When selecting this option you can continue to support a team of your choice. Breast cancer survivors registering with this option will also receive one pink Survivor t-shirt and pink cap.  Remember to start conversations and solicit pledges!

Register as an individual
Online
will open in Spring of 2012.

Paper Entries
Printable forms (entry, pledge and team) will be posted on this Race site. Mailed entries must be postmarked on/before October 11th to guarantee processing before Race day.

In-Person Registration
We will again have in-person registration opportunities prior to and during Race weekend. Details will be posted on the Race Information page when they are confirmed.

Register as a team
Our goal this year is 10,000 participants and forming TEAMS is the way to get there!  A team can be made of ten or more family members, friends, coworkers, classmates or any group you may be a part of.  Rally around someone you know who was just diagnosed, someone who has fought the battle, or someone who may have lost the battle.  Run for future generations in hopes that breast cancer will one day be a thing of the past.  Run for their lives.  Run for your life.
Encourage team members to get creative with your team name and apparel for the Race.  Encourage them to recruit additional members and solicit pledges to meet your team goal.