Bellin Run

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Bellin Run
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Official logo of the 2017 Bellin Run
Race Details
Location: Green Bay, WI
First Run: June 12, 1977
Next Run: June 10, 2017
Distance: 10 kilometers (6.2 mi)
Registration: 16,944 (2016)
Official Website: http://www.bellinrun.com/
Record Times
Male: 27:46 Joseph Kimani, 1997
Female: 31:48 Tegla Loroupe, 1999
Male Wheelchair: 24:24 Clayton Peters, 1999
Female Wheelchair: 25:51 Jean Driscoll, 1999 [1]

The Bellin Run is a 10K (6.2-mile) race held annually on the east side of Green Bay, Wisconsin, just outside Bellin Memorial Hospital, the race's founding organization. The first Bellin 10K was held on June 12, 1977 and was known as the Bellin Heartwarming Run designed to promote cardiovascular fitness and wellness. The run was intended to be a one-time event to help celebrate the dedication of the hospital's newly constructed additions. The run drew 881 participants.

Contents

The following January, Bellin began receiving calls about when the next running event would be scheduled. Bellin officials decided to hold a second run, titled the Bellin 10K Run, to see if it would be as successful as the first. More than 1,100 runners participated in the second run and a new tradition was born.

Over the years the event has grown in stature and overall participation. By 2009, the Bellin Run was among the top 10 largest timed 10K races in the nation. [2] [3] [4] In 2013, a record 20,000 people registered for the event. [5] The course is United States Track and Field certified and the run is sanctioned by the Athletics Congress. Many features have been added to the run over the years such as computerized chip timing, corral starts, preferred starting positions for faster runners, post race refreshments, entertainment along the course, an All-You-Can-Eat Spaghetti Dinner, and a free Health Expo the night before the run. [6]

Course

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The Bellin Run is a 10K (6.2-mile) road race. The race begins under the Bellin Hospital skywalk on Webster Avenue and draws hundreds of spectators. The race brings participants south on Webster Avenue and continues through the streets of Green Bay and the neighboring community of Allouez before returning to the Webster Avenue finish line. The course is relatively flat, with the exception of an extended downhill stretch on Greene Avenue in Allouez. The race creates a number of road closures that morning to ensure safety, and a collaboration of safety departments from the city of Green Bay, the village of Allouez and the Brown County Sheriff's Department help to ensure the safety of participants and spectators. Times are given at each mile point and water stations are located at 1.8, 3.4, 4.7 and 5.7 mile distances. Medical personnel are available on the course for any person in need of assistance. [7]

Focus on health and overall well-being

The Bellin Run focuses on encouraging widespread fitness, routine exercise and healthy living. [8] The annual event is designed to be a competitive race that also includes casual runners and walkers,a community building event that promotes regular physical fitness and improved nutrition. [9] [10]

Entertainment

The Bellin Run offers diverse entertainment throughout the course, including music, designated cheering squads and street performers. This is meant to help entertain the runners as they pass by, while also entertaining neighboring families that live on or around the course. [11]

Friday night festivities

Children's Run and Fun event

In 1991, a noncompetitive children's run was added. In 1995 that run was dedicated to the memory of Dick Lytie, an avid Green Bay-area runner and Bellin Run supporter who died in the summer of 1994. Due to its popularity and size, the run now takes place on the Friday evening before the Bellin Run. It features a half mile course for kids age 10 and under. In 2011, registration for the Children's Run was more than 3,000 participants making it a large part of the Bellin Run experience. Schneider National Trucking company is the major sponsor behind the Children's Run. [12] [13]

Health and Fitness Expo

On the Friday evening before the Bellin Run, Astor Park plays host to a health and fitness expo coordinated by Bellin Health. The expo features, an all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner, booths with health-themed vendors, and a number of activities for children. The Friday activities include a large playground for children, inflatable toys, live entertainment, and a meet-and-greet autograph session with the elite athletes. [12] [14] [15]

Race registration information

Registration for the Bellin Run historically had been via conventional mail or drop-off. In 2006, Bellin Run organizers offered for the first time an online registration option. A price discount is currently offered to those who register online. In addition, organizers encourage online registration because it is more convenient for registration officials and it aligns with the race's go green initiatives. Online registration for the 2017 Bellin Run will close June 8. The price points are as follows:

Online Registration Period10k RaceChildren's RunKids for Running
Dec 20, 2016 – May 1, 2017$25$12$15
May 2, 2017 - June 1, 2017$30$12$15
June 2, 2017 - June 9, 2017$35$12$15

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Free training program

Bellin Health provides free training sessions during a 12-week program called "Run a Better Bellin." The program gives runners and walkers a community setting to train for the 10K race. The program is open to walkers and runners of all experience levels. [17]

Charity

Nursing scholarship

Each year, a portion of the proceeds from the Bellin Run are used to support the Bellin College scholarship fund. The fund aids qualified nursing students. Since 1991 Bellin has contributed a portion of the Bellin Run proceeds to the scholarship fund, and as of 2011 more than $160,000 had been raised. [18] [19]

Volunteers

The Bellin Run relies heavily on the participation of volunteers. Nearly 1,000 volunteers assist with the run each year. Volunteers fill a number of needs on and around the race course and its related events. Volunteers participate in activities ranging from water distribution and traffic regulation to assistance with the Friday night events and race registration. All volunteers receive a commemorative Bellin Run T-shirt. [20]

Special participation

Corporate challenge

The Corporate Challenge for the Bellin Run is a friendly competition among area companies. The companies compete to determine which businesses can post the best finish times and secure the highest participation rates. [21] It's another way Bellin Run organizers encourage members of the community to increase their physical fitness levels and embrace a healthier lifestyle. [17]

The corporate challenge fosters increased camaraderie through friendly competition. [22]

Some of the benefits of being a Corporate Challenge participant include: A team photograph, discounted rates for the spaghetti dinner, and a company tent for employees the morning of the race. Companies also compete in a T-shirt challenge to see which business designs the most creative T-shirt. Winners receive a small prize. Nearly 250 companies participated in 2011.

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Kids for Running

Kids for Running is a training program designed to get kids in third through eighth grades active and health-conscious in their formative years. Several thousand kids from schools across Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula participate in the program each year culminating in their participation in the 10K race. The program is fully integrated in participating schools' physical education programs.

The Kids for Running program encourages Bellin's theme of encouraging communitywide health and fitness. Research suggests that learning healthy habits at a younger age will likely lead to healthier lifestyle choices in the future. [17] [23] [24]

The program, much like the Bellin Run Corporate Challenge, offers a T-shirt contest. An award is given to the student whose design for their school is deemed the best.

High School Challenge

Under this program, students and staff from area high schools compete with other schools to determine who can earn the highest participation rate in the Bellin Run (based on the percentage of the total number of students, staff and faculty). The winning school receives an award for display.

Another vehicle through which high schoolers are encouraged to participate in the Bellin Run is through the Running Buddies program. This program offers the opportunity for high schoolers to mentor younger students enrolled in the Bellin Run Kids for Running program. These young mentors earn community service hours for their participation, and a discounted Bellin Run registration fee. [25]

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Back to the Road Crew

Individuals who have faced recovery and rehabilitation from surgery or a major illness are invited to participate in a shortened version of the Bellin Run. This shortened course is offered through Bellin Health's "Back to the Road" program. The program helps get orthopedic, cardiac rehab and general rehab patients active again after medical treatment. It is an invitation-only event. Participants walk or run a 1-mile route of the Bellin Run, however, some complete the entire 10K route. [26]

My Team Triumph

My Team Triumph is a ride-along program for kids and adults who have disabilities that severely limit them from participating in road races and other similar events. The disabled participants, also known as "captains," are pushed or pulled along the course in modified carriages by their "angels" or volunteers who help to chauffeur the carriages to the finish. [27]

Recent changes

Corral system starts

The Bellin Run 10K currently offers seven corrals to begin the race. There are five corrals of runners followed by a stroller division in the sixth wave. Walkers occupy the seventh wave. Stroller participants in 2009 started at the same time as walkers. The corral system was added for the 2011 race as the result of feedback from participants in 2010 Bellin Run. The change was an effort to address future growth, according to Bellin Run organizers. [28] The corral system start was first employed by the Bellin Run in 2011 after seven consecutive years of record-breaking attendance. Corral system starts feature a continuous line of participants seeded by their anticipated pace. The line moves forward until all runners and walkers cross the start line. [29]

Astor Park

Astor Park is home to pre-race activities and locations such as the Friday Night Children's Run, the spaghetti dinner, the registration tent, elite athlete autograph session, and entertainment. On race day is the landing zone for all post-race events including the awards ceremony, refreshments, post-race results, musical entertainment and more.

The transition to Astor Park was made starting in 2008 once it was determined that it offered much more space for the continually growing race event than the previously used Baird Park. [30]

Chip timing

Electronic timing chips have been used in the Bellin Run since 2000. The timing chips record when each runner passes the start line and when they cross the finish. The timing chips are typically fastened to a runner's shoe and depending on the type of timing chip, can be recycled after use. The Bellin Run has mostly employed the use of recyclable timing chips. Chip timing has led to more accurate electronic results. [31]

Parking and shuttles

Parking for the Bellin Run is available in identified lots and on city streets near Bellin Memorial Hospital. However, to help ease the congestion, there is a free shuttle service offered from off-site lots. Participants and spectators may park and be shuttled in from one of two locations: the East Town Mall former Shopko retail store (in east Green Bay), or the Bay Park Square Mall former Shopko location (near the west side of Green Bay). Shuttles pick up participants at both locations every 15 minutes from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. and drop them off at Astor Park. Return shuttles run from 9 a.m. to noon. [32]

Interesting fact sheet

Elite athletes

World-class runners have always been a part of the Bellin Run. This started with Frank Shorter in 1977 and has included others such as Bill Rodgers, Rosa Mota, Joan Samuelson, Simeon Kigen, Lisa Weidenbach, Bruce Bickford, Ed Eyestone, John Campbell, Dan Held, Suzy Favor-Hamilton, Bob Kempainen, Elva Dryer, Elana Meyer, Joeseph Kimani, Uta Pippig, Tegla Loroupe, Khalid Khannouchi, Jean Driscoll, and John Kipsang Korir. [6] [33]

The field of world-class runners has included former and current Olympians, national marathon champions, international elites, a number of 10K record holders and many other accomplished participants.

Notable runners

Past winners

YearMale runnerFemale runnerMale wheelchairFemale wheelchair
1977Flag of the United States.svg  Frank Shorter  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Kim Merritt  (USA)XX
1978Flag of the United States.svg  Bill Rodgers  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Kim Merritt  (USA)XX
1979Flag of the United States.svg  Garry Bjorklund  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Kim Merritt  (USA)XX
1980Flag of the United States.svg  Daniel Buntman  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Patti Lyons-Catalano  (USA)XX
1981Flag of the United States.svg  Kyle Heffner  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Marybeth Spencer  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Don Vendello (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Sharon Limpert (USA)
1982Flag of the United States.svg  Anthony Sandoval  (USA)Flag of New Zealand.svg  Anne Audain  (NZL)Flag of the United States.svg Don Vandello (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Mikel Vandello (USA)
1983Flag of the United States.svg  Daniel Buntman  (USA)Flag of New Zealand.svg  Anne Audain  (NZL)XX
1984Flag of Kenya.svg  Simeon Kigen  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg  Kim Merritt  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Keith Niemuth (USA)X
1985Flag of the United States.svg  Mark Anderson  (USA)Flag of Portugal.svg  Rosa Mota  (POR)Flag of the United States.svg Carl Schott (USA)X
1986Flag of the United States.svg  Mark Anderson  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Joan Samuelson  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Jeff Pagels (USA)X
1987Flag of the United States.svg  Keith Hanson  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Lisa Weidenbach  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Carl Schott (USA)X
1988Flag of the United States.svg  Bruce Bickford  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Joan Samuelson  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Mike Richardson (USA)X
1989Flag of the United States.svg  Max Harn  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Lisa Weidenbach  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Jeff Pagels (USA)X
1990Flag of the United States.svg  Keith Hanson  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Lisa Weidenbach  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Jesse Pontzloff (USA)X
1991Flag of the United States.svg  Ed Eyestone  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Joan Samuelson  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Jeff Pagels (USA)X
1992Flag of the United States.svg  Ed Eyestone  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Joan Samuelson  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Jeff Pagels (USA)X
1993Flag of the United States.svg  Ed Eyestone  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Cassie McWilliam  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg John Lealiou (USA)X
1994Flag of the United States.svg  Ed Eyestone  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Cathy O'Brien  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Jason Miller (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Lisa Gutierrez (USA)
1995Flag of the United States.svg  Ed Eyestone  (USA)Flag of Germany.svg  Uta Pippig  (GER)Flag of the United States.svg Jeff Pagels (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Lisa Gutierrez (USA)
1996Flag of the United States.svg  Dan Held  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Jennifer Crain  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Jeremy Lade (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Lisa Gutierrez (USA)
1997Flag of Kenya.svg  Joseph Kimani  (KEN)Flag of South Africa.svg  Elana Meyer  (RSA)XFlag of the United States.svg Lisa Gutierrez (USA)
1998Flag of Kenya.svg  Joseph Kimani  (KEN)Flag of Kenya.svg  Sally Barsosio  (KEN)XFlag of the United States.svg  Jean Driscoll  (USA)
1999Flag of Kenya.svg  Joseph Kimani  (KEN)Flag of Kenya.svg  Tegla Loroupe  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg Clayton Peters (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Jean Driscoll  (USA)
2000Flag of Kenya.svg  Joseph Kimani  (KEN)Flag of South Africa.svg  Elana Meyer  (RSA)Flag of the United States.svg Joseph Counard (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Jean Driscoll  (USA)
2001Flag of Kenya.svg  James Koskei  (KEN)Flag of South Africa.svg  Elana Meyer  (RSA)Flag of the United States.svg Arron Powless (USA)X
2002Flag of Kenya.svg  James Koskei  (KEN)Flag of South Africa.svg  Elana Meyer  (RSA)XX
2003Flag of Kenya.svg  Albert Chepkurui  (KEN)Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Kathy Butler  (GBR)Flag of the United States.svg Robert Jenkel (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Tabatha Joski (USA)
2004Flag of Kenya.svg  James Koskei  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg  Elva Dryer  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg David Samsa (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Melanie Beckman (USA)
2005Flag of Kenya.svg  John Kipsang Korir  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg  Elva Dryer  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg David Samsa (USA)Flag of the United States.svg Melanie Beckman (USA)
2006Flag of Kenya.svg  John Kipsang Korir  (KEN)Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Kathy Butler  (GBR)Flag of the United States.svg Jeff Pagels (USA)X
2007Flag of Kenya.svg  John Kipsang Korir  (KEN)Flag of Kenya.svg  Edna Kiplagat  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg David Samsa (USA)X
2008Flag of Kenya.svg  John Kipsang Korir  (KEN)Flag of Kenya.svg  Millicent Gathoni  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg Keith lenss (USA)X
2009Flag of Tanzania.svg  John Yuda  (TAN)Flag of the United States.svg  Magdalena Lewy Boulet  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg David Samsa (USA)X
2010Flag of Kenya.svg  John Kipsang Korir  (KEN)Flag of Kenya.svg  Julliah Kerubo Tinega  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg Matthew Barber (USA)X
2011Flag of Kenya.svg  Allan Kiprono  (KEN)Flag of Kenya.svg  Julliah Kerubo Tinega  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg Matthew Barber (USA)X
2012Flag of Kenya.svg  Allan Kiprono  (KEN)Flag of Kenya.svg  Risper Gesabwa  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg Dean Juntunen (USA)X
2013Flag of Kenya.svg  Lani Kiplagat Rutto  (KEN)Flag of Kenya.svg  Risper Gesabwa  (KEN)??
2014Flag of Kenya.svg  Allan Kiprono  (KEN)Flag of Kenya.svg  Risper Gesabwa  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg Dean Juntunen (USA)?
2015Flag of Kenya.svg  Allan Kiprono  (KEN)Flag of Kenya.svg  Risper Gesabwa  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg Dean Juntunen (USA)
2016Flag of the United States.svg  Meb Keflezighi  (USA)Flag of Kenya.svg  Risper Gesabwa  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg Dean Juntunen (USA)
2017Flag of Kenya.svg  Allan Kiprono  (KEN)Flag of the United States.svg  Kaitlin Goodman  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Matthew Barber  (USA)?
2018Flag of the United States.svg  Brendan Gregg  (USA)Flag of Kenya.svg  Risper Gesabwa  (KEN)??
2019Flag of the United States.svg  Jared Ward  (USA)Flag of Mexico.svg  Risper Gesabwa  (MEX)??

Winners by country

CountryMen's RaceWomen's RaceTotal
Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States 222143
Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya 201333
Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 044
Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico 022
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom 022
Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 022
Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 011
Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 011
Flag of Tanzania.svg  Tanzania 101

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Corporate Challenge Winners

YearMale TeamFemale Team
2006 Georgia-Pacific YMCA
2007KIBellin Health
2008KIBellin Health
2009 Wisconsin Public Service Bellin Health
2010 Georgia-Pacific Bellin Health
2011KIBellin Health
YearCo-Ed Team
2012KI

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Bellin Run Record Holders By Age Group

Key:  Course record

FemaleMale
AgeNameTimeYearAgeNameTimeYear
0-9Morgan Jindra46:0120070-9Cameron Plate44:072011
10-12Anna Miller39:28200810-12Tannor Wagner38:132011
13-14Bailey Wolf40:32201113-14Greg Haanstad35:391984
15-18Allie Woodward34:18201115-18Jim Orthmann30:551982
19-24 Julliah Kerubo Tinega 32:27201019-24Joseph Kimani27:461997
25-29 Tegla Loroupe 31:48199925-29Joseph Kimani28:072001
30-34 Elana Meyer 32:05199930:34 James Koskei 28:012001
35-39 Uta Pippig 32:50200135-39 James Koskei 29:122004
40-44 Joan Samuelson 35:40200140-44John Campbell30:011991
45-49Sue Pierson38:02201045-49Don Conway31:211986
50-54 Joan Samuelson 36:13200950-54Fred L. Reeves33:591995
55-59 Joan Samuelson 38:26201255-59Al Treichel35:591984
60-64Kitty Thomas-Ciciora48:08201160-64Clive Davies38:151983
65-69Irene Stock49:16201165-69Ruben Vigil42:141993
70-74Lois Gilmore55:01200670-74Jerry Lardnois48:412006
75+Lois Gilmore58:32200975+Jerry Lardnois53:592011
Whlchr Jean Driscoll 25:511999WhlchrClayton Peters24:241999
Jr. WhlchrChristina Ripp25:531999Jr WhlchrJoseph Counard34:562000

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