26th Annual
Scott Coffee Moorestown Rotary 8K
USATF Mid-Atlantic States Championship Race

Saturday, June 5, 2010
Moorestown, New Jersey


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Past results/photos:
2009 - 8K Results   Relay Results
2008 - 8K Results   Relay Results
2007 - 8K Results   Relay Results   Photos
2006 - 8K Results   Relay Results
2005 - 8K Results   Relay Results
2004 - 8K Results   Relay Results
2003 - 8K Results   Relay Results
 
Events and Start Times: 8K (4.97 miles): 8:30am
5x1 Mile Relay: 8:30am
1 Mile Fun Run/Walk: 8:30am
Place: Start and finish at The Moorestown Community House on Main Street in historic Moorestown, New Jersey.
County: Burlington
Registration: $22 pre-registration for all participants for entries postmarked prior to May 25, 2010; $25 thereafter and the day of the race.
Relay registration $22 per runner by May 25, 2010 and $25 thereafter.
Logistics: Pre-registration packet pick-up at Moorestown Running Company, 115 West Main St., Moorestown, NJ from Tuesday, June 1 through Friday, June 4, 10AM – 7PM.

Race Day Registration and packet pick-up starts at 7:00AM.

Pre-registered Relay Participants only should be checked-in and at Mile markers by 8:15. First runner pick up Baton at 8:15 from Starter.
Make Checks Payable To: Moorestown Rotary Charities, Inc.
Mail Entry Form To: The Moorestown Rotary Club
P.O. Box 105
Moorestown, NJ 08057
Contact: Race Hotline: (856) 235-6344 - Call between 12:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Finish time and place will be mailed to each entrant. Please do not call for results.
Age Divisions: 14-,15-19,20-29,30-39,40-49,50-59,60-69,70+
Awards: Awards to top three male and female finishers for each age division.
Award to top male and female finishers from Moorestown, NJ
Perks: DJ Entertainment
Breakfast for all registrants
T-shirts to all pre-registrants
Shirts for race-day registrants while supplies last
Lavatory, changing and shower facilities in Community House
Mailed results cards
Race results posted on Internet at http://www.compuscore.com
Awards Ceremony in front of Community House
Awards consist of athletic watches, equipment and accessories
Course Description: 8K - flat and fast - starting and finishing at the Community House on Main Street. The traffic-free, USATF certified course passes through the historic, tree-lined streets of 300-year old Moorestown. There are splits every mile and two water stops. Computerized scoring by Compuscore.

Categories:
Grand Prix & 8K Championship Event for Mid-Atlantic USATF Athletes

1 Mile Fun Run/Walk - A great activity for the entire family.

5x1 Mile Relay Race - Runners pass baton at 1-mile intervals. Five registration forms must be submitted together. Relay teams must be pre-registered. Awards to top adult and youth teams.

Corporate Challenge - Awards to category winners. Fastest combined time of first four finishers from each corporate entry. Team members must be employees of corporate sponsor. Team must be pre-registered and have submitted together.
Directions To Start/Finish: Moorestown is minutes from anywhere in the Delaware Valley and South Jersey. It is only 15 minutes from Philadelphia.

Rte. #38: East 0.5 mile past Moorestown Mall; Turn left (North) to Main Street; Right to Community House.

Rte. #73: to Rte. #38 then East as above.

I-295: to Exit 40B (Moorestown); West on Rte.#38; Right onto Church St. (4th light); North to Main Street; Right to Community House.

Rte. #130: to Riverton Rd.; East to Main St.; Right to Community House.

Rte. #70: to I-295 North (see I-295 above).

Rte. #41: Kings Hwy. North to Moorestown; Becomes Main St.; to Community House.

Philadelphia, PA: Take any bridge and follow Rte. #38, #73, #130, or I-295 as described above.
Sponsors: Coca-Cola
Cornerstone Bank
Eastern Lift Truck
Lockheed Martin
Moorestown Running Company
Resource Investments Limited, LLC.
Virtua Memorial Hospital, Burlington County
Additional Info: Scott Coffee founded and chaired the Moorestown Rotary Run since 1984. What was originally a small fundraiser with participation of around 125 runners has become a major fundraiser for the Rotary with a class field of over 850 runners. When Scott passed away shortly after the 2006 race, it not only left a huge void in our lives, but an active, dedicated and generous volunteer to our community was tragically silenced. In his honor, Moorestown Rotary has changed the name of the race and founded the Scott Coffee Education Endowment which will provide scholarships for deserving High School Students.


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