Saturday in the Park Women's 5K
When is Saturday in the Park Women's 5K?
Saturday in the Park Women's 5K takes place on Saturday, August 29, 2026 in Lincroft, NJ.
What distances does Saturday in the Park Women's 5K offer?
Saturday in the Park Women's 5K offers 2 events: Women's 5K Run or Walk, Children’s Races for Boys & Girls.
| Event | Distance | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Women's 5K Run or Walk | 5.0 km | $27.00 | Register |
| Children’s Races for Boys & Girls | — | $5.00 | Register |
How much does Saturday in the Park Women's 5K cost?
Registration for Saturday in the Park Women's 5K starts at $27.00. Prices vary by event distance.
Where is Saturday in the Park Women's 5K held?
Saturday in the Park Women's 5K is held in Lincroft, NJ at Thompson Park.
About Saturday in the Park Women's 5K
This is Jersey Shore Running Club's 33rd Annual Women's 5K run & walk, to benefit organizations with programs dedicated to providing shelter, counseling, advocacy and education for women and their families in Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
The Jersey Shore Running Club is proud to announce that the 2026 Saturday in the Park Women's 5K will be held at Thompson Park, Lincroft, NJ, our 6th year at this location.
Event Details:
- All net proceeds from this race will be donated to women's charities in Monmouth, Middlesex, and Ocean counties.
- Women's style shirts (limited to first 200 registrants)
- Finishers gift.
- Participation limited to 250.
Registration fees:
- Register by May 10 to receive a Mother's Day discount use code MothersDay26 at checkout
- Early-Bird Registration (through May 31) $27
- Pre-Reg 6/1 - 7/26 - $30
- Pre-Reg 7/27 - 8/28 - $35
- Race Day 8/29 - $40
- JSRC Members 10% discount
- Age-Based Pricing - under 19 fee - $25
Packet pick up race morning only, from 7:30 am until race start.
Race starts 8:30 am. Kids races to follow (approx 9:30)
**Please note** Strollers are not permitted at this race.
Check out animation of the course here: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2340784
2018 Recap
Congratulations and thanks to all who attended the 25th Anniversary Saturday in the Park --- runners, walkers, volunteers, sponsors and friends!
results link: https://runsignup.com/Race/21839/Results
View the Pre-Race Inspiration at this link: https://flic.kr/p/LUAKqH
Read all about the event here: https://runsignup.com/Race/SaturdayinthePark/Page/2018-recap
AHHerald.com coverage Two River Times Slide Show
photo link: https://runsignup.com/Race/Photos/NJ/Holmdel/SaturdayinthePark
Catherine Wimmer of Red Bank Regional High School, age 16, was first across the line in 20:06. Congratulations!
2019 Aerial Video
courtesy of Brent Foytlin
2019 Race Results
Congratulations and thanks to all who attended the 26th Annual Saturday in the Park --- runners, walkers, volunteers, sponsors and friends!
Christiana Rutkowski of Middletown, NJ was first across the line in 19:29. Congratulations!
RECAP Articles on JSRC.org and patch.com and AHHerald.com coverage
RESULTS link: https://runsignup.com/Race/21839/Results
PHOTO links:
Start/ finish and Awards: https://runsignup.com/Race/Photos/NJ/Holmdel/SaturdayinthePark
Course photos on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/warren.monk.35/media_set?set=a.10219510411501787&type=3
Unofficial photos: https://tomzapcicphotography.smugmug.com/Saturday-In-The-Park-2019/
2023 Race Recap for JSRC Newsletter
2025 Press Release
For Immediate Release - June 2025
Nearly two hundred fifty individual women runners and walkers are expected to join together at Thompson Park on Saturday, August 23 to raise funds for and promote awareness of organizations that provide essential services to women and their children in Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
Presented by the Jersey Shore Running Club, the thirty-second annual Saturday in the Park 5K “Women Taking Steps to Help Women" will be a fun-filled, rain or shine event featuring a Women's 5K Run and Scenic 3-Mile Walk at 8:30am and Children's Races for Girls and Boys at approximately 9:30am. There is a free pre-race stretching-warm-up for participants, as well as a mini-expo with sponsor/partner tables to visit before and after the events.
Race Day Registration and check-in begins at 7:30 am. All women in the 2025 5K will receive a high quality, women’s style wicking shirt and a finishers gift. Entry fees are $30 before July 29, $35 after July 29 and $5 for Children's Races.
"We are very excited to be celebrating our 32nd anniversary. Each year this race supports programs dedicated to providing shelter, counseling, advocacy and education for women and their families in both Monmouth and Ocean Counties." said Penny Hinck and Marianne Ploskonka, Race Directors, Jersey Shore Running Club. Past participants of Saturday in the Park have consistently remarked about how they have been touched by the ceremony at the start of the race when the runners and walkers join hands and realize the need for all of us to come together to support these "safe harbors" for women and their families.
"For 2025 our primary beneficiary is Providence House of Catholic Charities in Ocean County,” added Hinck. “Proceeds will also be distributed to Monmouth County organizations.” Since its inception, Saturday in the Park has raised over $240,000 and has created greater public awareness of options and services available to women.
The Saturday in the Park event was first staged at Bodman Park in Middletown and was then held at Monmouth University and Brookdale Community College, before finding its home at Holmdel Park in 1999. For this 32nd year, we once again are holding the live event at Thompson Park in Lincroft.
The Saturday in the Park Women’s 5K has enjoyed enthusiastic support from many girls’ high school and youth athletic teams. To show our appreciation to these teams and to encourage continued support of SIP and the race’s beneficiaries, the race offers all members of these teams a special entry fee of $25 prior to August 15. Awards will also be presented to the top three teams, based on their number of participants.
Saturday in the Park event sponsors have included: McLoone’s Restaurants, Monmouth Medical Center Foundation, Friends of the Spring Lake Five, Damien Fertility Partners, Jersey Shore Grand Prix, Charity House Foundation, JAG-One Physical Therapy, New Jersey Natural Gas Company, Monmouth County Police Chiefs Association, Assemblyman Sean Kean, Two River Community Bank, Food Circus, Kenney Gross Kovats & Parton, MacGowan Agency, Shore Athletic Club, Waxing the City, Windmill Restaurants, Belmar Five Mile Run, Ellen McSorley, Jack & Diane Cheer, Robert Galizio, Esq., Compass Industries, Arbel Group, Allstate Sales Group and Euro-ware Inc.
Members of the race committee have included JSRC members and charity representatives: Jennifer Bauer, Cathy Berth, Mindy Brady, Jim Buckler, Lorraine Buckler, Dawn Ciccone, Barbara Hay, Eileen Higgins, Philip and Penny Hinck, Karen Hornberger, Elizabeth Ireland, Rachel Johnston, Bill Koch, Luann McGraw, Suzanne Parton, Joanne Sodano, Theresa Veilleux, Joe Freeman, Karen Kelly, John O’Gorman, Nate Manco and Marianne Ploskonka.
The committee will also offer extraordinary random prizes thanks to the generosity of the business community. In addition, there are recognition awards for all category winners. The Mary Conry Memorial Award will be presented to the first JSRC member to finish. Mary was a member of the JSRC and the Saturday in the Park Race Committee.
Sponsorship opportunities are still available and donations for giveaway items are welcome. All sponsors will receive signage recognition and be highlighted on the event website, and are invited to set up a table on race-day. Participant donation incentives are available as well; with a $15 donation you will receive a set of custom “bib boards”. All runners have to do is make a small donation when registering for the race or if already registered - simply click on the "donation link" to contribute. Individuals and companies may contact Marianne Ploskonka, JSRC at (732) 684-6195; marianne@saturdayinthepark5K.org
Jersey Shore Running Club is the largest running club in New Jersey with well over 1,500 members. Dedicated to both running and to the community, JSRC events support local community and charitable organizations. The club offers a variety of benefits including a monthly newsletter and an up-to-date website, www.jsrc.org. The JSRC offers the camaraderie of running with friends through its group runs. In past years, the club hosted Rundamentals, a beginning running program for women, to help them prepare to participate in the Saturday in the Park as their first 5K.
For more information on Saturday in the Park 5K, visit www.saturdayinthepark5k.org, or contact Penny Hinck at 732-233-3545: penny@saturdayinthepark5K.org or Marianne Ploskonka, JSRC at (732) 684-6195; marianne@saturdayinthepark5K.org. ###
25th Anniversary
25th Anniversary Event is a Success!!! Race Recap
25th Running Anniversary of Saturday in the Park Women’s 5K
By Penny Hinck
A sorority of 250 would-be-road racers started their Labor Day weekend as cross-country competitors and challenged New Jersey’s Holmdel Park's 3.1 mile championship course by responding to the invitation of the 25th Anniversary Saturday in the Park Women's 5K, on the perfect-racing-weather morning of September 1. The event’s purpose is for “Women Taking Steps to Help Women” and is organized by the Jersey Shore Running Club (JSRC). Overcast skies were a welcome sight after pre-race forecasts of a rainy start for Labor Day Weekend.
After a fine rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner, by Maya Jacoby of Long Branch, race-starter Phil Hinck, husband of Penny, the race director, gave a loud, "Ready, set, go” and the racers were underway on "one of the toughest cross-country courses in Monmouth County, maybe in all of New Jersey," offered the race starter: The first 1/3 of a mile is an uphill climb that eventually leads to a large recession, commonly referred to as the "bowl,” then continues onto the last leg of the course that winds downhill through woods to the straightaway finish contiguous to the main road.
Catherine Wimmer, 16, of Little Silver was first into the finish-line chute and broke the finish-line tape held by director Hinck of Monmouth Beach and Jennifer Bauer, of race beneficiary Providence House, in a racing time of 20:06 (twenty minutes and 6 seconds). Middletown’s Kathleen Shay, 17, was today’s runner-up at 20:13 and third place went to Julia Tambaro, 16, of Fair Haven at 20:44. All racers received a commemorative visor (pink to the top 50 racers, purple to others) and sport towel as they finished.
Wimmer, a standout on the Red Bank Regional Cross Country and Track Teams, is no stranger to winning races. She wowed the running community five years ago at age 11 she was first female at the Little Silver 5K, breaking 20 minutes for the distance.
As first Jersey Shore Running Club member to cross the line, fourth finisher Dianne DeOliveira was awarded the Mary Conry Memorial Award, and is also a frequent runner at the event. “This is a race my team (The Bellas) and I continue to do year after year because it raises awareness about domestic abuse and supports programs for victims and their children” she shared in post-race comments. “It's also nice seeing the younger female runners participate in a race for such an important cause. It's always well-organized and the volunteers do an excellent job. We can't wait for next year!"
The "bowl" is the popular area of this annual event and that's where all 250 competitors heard running-champion, Ocean Township's, formerly South River, David DeMonico, alumnus of Rutgers, serenading his running/racewalking friends with inspirational music from his trumpet, accompanied by faithful beagle Ralph.
"The park rangers did a fabulous job of getting the park ready for us," said Marilyn Ryder, 77, of Eatontown, mother of the race's director who finished first in her age group running 33:58.
Lauren Rhatigan of Ship Bottom, finished in 56th place at 26:52 a 8:39 per mile pace good for third place in her age group. "The most difficult part of this race is trying to keep up with the youngsters," said Rhatigan.
Nancy Thorne, of Long Branch who was the director of the annual Michael Thorne 4-Mile Scholarship Run in West Long Branch to honor her fireman brother who was killed while on duty, finished at 39:00, a respectable racing time on this course. “I love this women’s race – I'm always thrilled to be here, it's for a great cause - we have a women’s team Wine, Women and Running,” Thorne said when asked to comment. Those words are printed on the bright singlet that she and twenty seven other team members were wearing today. The team repeated as the largest participating open team at the event.
Prior to the start of the race at 9 a.m., Phil Hinck, race committee member and past president of the JSRC, welcomed and thanked all for coming to this worthwhile event. A moment of silence was offered for Mary Conry, past JSRC member, and Chuck Whelan, a former race director of the event and past JSRC president, who lost his life twelve years ago after a long, heartbreaking illness, in recognition of their dedication to the JSRC and to Saturday in the Park.
Hinck then introduced Jennifer Bauer, of Providence House, race committee member, who offered appropriate remarks that fit in with the main reason for this event: Women Taking Steps to Help Women.
“As you are running the 5K today, and reach a point that is challenging, where you may want to stop, think of the mother who has to leave her house in the middle of the night to keep her and her kids safe and she feels like she can’t go on and she leaves with just the clothes on her back. As you push on, and you will, know that you are doing it for her and others like her!”
Jacoby then gave an inspirational rendition of our National Anthem, and then the racers were off on their Saturday in the Park morning adventure.
Old Bridge’s Jim Buckler, past JSRC President, acted as emcee for the awards ceremony. Penny Hinck and JSRC member Lorraine Buckler awarded certificates, framed Anniversary Posters, hats and tote bags to the aforementioned winners as well as age-group leaders and other special achievers near the tree-lined race finishing area. Red Bank Regional Cross Country Team was recognized as the best represented High School Team.
Unique to this event is a team competition for Mother/Daughter and Sister/Sister pairings, with 22 such teams entered. Mya and Kerry Ostermiller of Red Bank won the Mother/Daughter division, followed by Lincroft’s Catherine and Elisabeth Kratka, in second place and Grace and Jennifer Heaton, Atlantic Highland’s, in third. The top three Sister/Sister teams were Middletown’s Kathleen and Rosemary Shay, repeat winners in this category, Courtney and Danielle Stanton, of Montville, and Mia and Cassie James, of Tinton Falls.
Gifts were offered at a random drawing, due to the generosity of the business community. The main gift was a cruiser bike, courtesy of JSRC Members Jack and Diane Cheer of Wall, which was won by Karen Kelly of Oceanport.
"It was another great day organized by the Saturday in the Park Race Committee and the Jersey Shore Running Club. I am extremely pleased with this year's turnout for our 24th running of the event, and look forward to next year's running. I want to thank our sponsors, the race committee and the tremendous efforts of our volunteers; all components of the event merge together to produce a truly enjoyable day for the women runners and walkers, as well as raise awareness for the organizations which need our support. Special thanks also to Holmdel park rangers for providing the beautiful setting year after year,” said director Hinck.
The Saturday in the Park event began in 1994 as part of the Women's Distance Festival of the Road Runners' Club of America which was an effort to encourage women's running at all levels. JSRC continued for many years with the tradition of offering Rundamentals, a program to train women to run the Saturday in the Park race as their first 5K.
Since its inception, the Saturday in the Park 5K has raised over $230,000 and has created public awareness of options and services available to women. Beneficiary organizations for the 2018 include Providence House of Catholic Charities in Ocean County, and women’s charitable organizations in Monmouth County. Sponsors of the 2018 running include Damien Fertility Partners, Friends of the Spring Lake Five, Jersey Shore Grand Prix, Monmouth Medical Center Foundation, New Jersey Natural Gas Company, Monmouth County Police Chiefs Association, Assemblyman Sean Kean, Two River Community Bank, Food Circus, Kenney Gross Kovats & Parton, MacGowan Agency, Shore Athletic Club, Waxing the City and Windmill Restaurants.
Over 110 dedicated volunteers were available for the myriad activities of putting on an event such as this and among them, were cadets from the Colts Neck High School NJROTC, and serving at the water stop, was a large contingent from New Jersey Natural Gas Company, an annual supporter of the race. John Kuhi provided timing on the course and finish line. Elite Racing Systems organized the computer results. This event also includes kids’ races for 2 to 12-year-olds and several youngsters participated.
Complete list of event finishers can be found at www.saturdayinthepark5k.org. Photos for the event can also be found on the website, courtesy of Michael Berry.
Holmdel finishers of their championship course of Holmdel Park with their racing time: Rebecca Fink, 27:21; Jaclyn Campis, 27:31; Morgan Marjaman, 28:47; Candace Wolkovitz, 29:36; Catherine McCarthy, 31:24; Anne Fink, 33:32; Janice Petretti, 34:46; Martha Levinson, 47:16; and Diana Zirino, 59:10.
Road-racing events continue and schedules can be found on these websites: www.jsrc.org and www.farcnj.com.
Friends and relatives of runners and racewalkers, as well as the general public, should be aware that at the Belmar boardwalk, across from Dunkin Donuts on Tuesday, September 11, at 6 p.m., is the annual Jersey Shore Memorial Run (not a race) which will memorialize all from the Jersey Shore who tragically died on that infamous day. There is no fee. Show up and jog quietly to Spring Lake with other fellow mourners and enjoy a special, solemn occasion. You won't regret having given of your time.
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Race Day Info
Race Information
Location: Holmdel Park, Holmdel, NJ
Date: Saturday, August 26, 2023
Start Time:
- 9:00 am Women’s 5K Run & Scenic 3-Mile Walk
- 10:00 am Children’s Races
Race Morning: 8:00 Packet Pickup begins
Park Open: 7:00 am
Race Day Entry Fees:
- Registration $30 (shirts while they last)
- $5 Children's Races
Awards:
- Top 3 Overall in 5K
- Top 3 RaceWalk Division
- Top 3 in 5-year age groups
- Top 3 Mother/Daughter & Sister/Sister teams
- Mary Conry Memorial Award presented to the 1st JSRC finisher
Recognition:
- Top Fundraisers recognized
- Team/Group with most participants
- High School Team Challenge
Race Week Information
Race will be held rain or shine. See you Saturday!
Information for Participants:
Saturday in the Park - the JSRC Women's 5K - Saturday, August 23 - 8:30a.m. Thompson Park, Lincroft, NJ
- Online Registration is Closed.
- Race Day Check-in begins at 7:15 am. Park opens 6 am.
- Race Day Registration Fee $40. Kids Races $5.
- Park in designated areas - Event Check-in and Staging are to Left of the Main Entrance road.
- Mother/Daughter and Sister/Sister Teams please go to Help Desk after checking in.
- FREE pre-race stretching with Coach Lou, meet at 8:00 at the near the race Start!
- Race Start is 8:30 am, on path near Newman Springs Road. Please line up by 8:20. Click here for Course Map
- Good Luck to EVERYONE!
Please note: The park is open to the public. We will run and walk on the paved Thompson Loop.
Kids races will start approximately 9:30. Awards Ceremony will follow kids Races
**** LOYALTY GROUP PHOTO ****
If you have participated at Saturday in the Park for 10 years or more, please stay for a group photo before the awards ceremony!
This is Jersey Shore Running Club's 32nd Annual women's 5K run & walk, to benefit organizations with programs dedicated to providing shelter, counseling, advocacy and education for women and their families in Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
Past participants consistently remark about how unique and special this event is. Almost everyone is touched by the ceremony at the start of the race when the runners join hands and come to understand the need for all of us to join together to support these "safe harbors" for women and their children.
As always, volunteers are needed and appreciated - please contact us if you know someone interested in helping on race day. volunteers@jsrc.org
Remember -Event will be held "Rain or Shine"
Please support our event sponsors! See you Saturday!
Thank you,
Jersey Shore Running Club
SIP News & Updates
Saturday in the Park Women's 5K - 26th Annual Eventt
Saturday in the Park 5K 2019 - August 31, Holmdel Park
Women Taking Steps to Help Women - Women's 5K Race and Scenic 3-Mile Walk
Read about the 2018 (last year) event here
ah herald.com: Jersey Shore Running Club to Host 25th Anniversary Saturday in the Park
Race Information Beneficiaries Sponsors and Donors HS Team Incentives Pledge Sheet Links
Check this page often for the latest news on Saturday in the Park!
The Saturday in the Park Race Committee of the Jersey Shore Running Club thanks your for helping us to make the event is as successful as each of the past 25 years.
Race Information
Location: Holmdel Park, Holmdel, NJ
Date: Saturday, August 31, 2019
Time: 9:00 am Women’s 5K Run & Scenic 3-Mile Walk
10:00 am Children’s Races
Park Open: 8:00 am
Entry Fees: Early Entry $25 (before 7/31), Pre-Registration (8/1 - 8/25)
Late Registration $30 (8/26 thru race day)
$5 Children's Races
Awards:
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Top 3 Overall in 5K
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Top 3 RaceWalk Division
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Top 3 in 5-year age groups
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Top 3 Mother/Daughter & Sister/Sister teams
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Mary Conry Memorial Award presented to the 1st JSRC finisher
Recognition:
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Top Fundraisers recognized
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Team/Group with most participants
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High School Team Challenge
Directions: GS Parkway Exit 114. Head West on Red Hill Rd. Turn right at light onto Crawfords Corner-Everett Rd. Drive two miles, then turn left onto Roberts Road. Holmdel Park is approximately 1.5 miles on the right.
Course: click on these links for course maps
MapMyRun of course Interactive Map
Saturday in the Park beneficiaries
Over the past twenty five years, Saturday in the Park has financially supported local women’s charities with programs dedicated to providing shelter, counseling, advocacy and education for women and their families in Monmouth and Ocean counties - places of safety where hope can be realized and a new way of living can be learned. Our list of organizations will include:
Providence House, Lakewood. Providence House offers services to women and children who are affected by domestic violence. Services include emergency shelter, crisis intervention, counseling and therapy as well as community education and training.
Linkages, Tinton Falls. Linkages provides transition housing program and case management. Emergency shelter is offered to families in Monmouth County at risk of losing their home. Parents are provided with job skills and household budget training.
HS Team Incentives
SIP has enjoyed enthusiastic support from many girls’ high school and youth athletic teams. In addition to many of the states’ female cross-country teams participating in the race, teams from other sports, including soccer and field hockey, have participated in large numbers. In an effort to show our appreciation to these teams and to encourage continued support of SIP and the race’s beneficiaries, the race is offering two benefits to high school and youth teams. First, all members of these teams will get the special entry fee of $20 provided that they register prior to August 25. New this year will be awards to the top three high school or youth teams based on their number of participants. The awards will be a contribution to their team fund in the following amounts: $100 to the team with the most participants, $75 to the team with the second largest number of participants and $50 to the team with the third largest number of participants. For more information on this program, please email penny@saturdayinthepark5k.org.
Holmdel Soccer wins SIP Team Challenge
Our Sponsors Click here for Race Program
Monmouth Medical Center Friends of the Spring Lake Five Jersey Shore Grand Prix
Monmouth County Police Chiefs Association
Windmill Restaurants The MacGowan Agency Two River Community Bank
Road Runners Club of America Jersey Shore Running Club
Assemblyman Sean Kean Kenney Gross Kovats Parton JAG Physical Therapy
Refreshment Sponsors:
Sickles Market Dearborn Farms Ellen McSorley Delicious Orchards Wegman's of Manalapan Theresa Villieux
Thanks to all Participants, Volunteers and Sponsors.
Read about the 2017 event here
ah herald.com: Saturday in the Park "Women Taking Steps to Help Women"
patch: https://patch.com/new-jersey/holmdel-hazlet/saturday-park-5k-women-taking-steps-help-women
tapinto.net: https://www.tapinto.net/articles/saturday-in-the-park-womens-5k-set-for-labor-day
Read about the 2016 event here: Saturday in the Park Set for Sept 3 2015 VIDEO OFFICIAL RESULTS LINK
2015 Race Links
EXAMINER ARTICLE BUCKAROO ARTICLE AHHERALD ARTICLE
Read about it here: 22nd Annual SIP Shines VIDEO RESULTS LINK Photos at JerseyShorePics.com OCR Photography Album - Photo Credit: Bob Mulholland
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APP.COM ARTICLE EXAMINER ARTICLE AHHERALD ARTICLE GMNEWS ARTICLE
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Briana Gees Repeats - examiner article - Start Photos – Finish Photos
Rundamentals Training Sessions
2013 Rundamentals Participants
Pre-Race Article-Examiner Pre-Race App.com Pre-race Article -Atlantic Highlands Herald
2012 Race Links
Photos of Start - Photos of all Finishers in time Order and awards
Examiner Article With Complete Results - Ahherald Article Patch Article
Pre-Race Article-Examiner Pre-Race gmnews Pre-Race App.com Pre-race Article -Atlantic Highlands Herald
2011 Race Links
2011 Race Results Race Photo Album Post-Race Article-Examiner Patch.com article AHherald.com
Pre-Race Article-Examiner Pre-Race App.com Pre-race Article -Atlantic Highlands Herald
2010 Race Links
The Saturday in the Park Race Committee of the Jersey Shore Running Club thanks your for helping us to make the 2009 event is as successful as each of the past 16 years.
2010 Race Results Race Photo Albums
Post Race Articles: Examiner AHherald.com
Pre-Race Article-Examiner Pre-Race App.com Pre-race Article -Atlantic Highlands Herald
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Pre-race Article -Atlantic Highlands Herald Pre-Race App.com 2009 Results Race Photo Albums Post-Race Article-Atlantic Highlands Herald
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2008 Results Race Photo Albums 2008 Post Race Article
2007 Race
Links
2007 Results Race Photo Albums 2007 Post Race Article 2007 Press Release 2007 Program
2006 Race
Links
Results Race Photo Albums Post Race Article Pre-Race News Release
2005 Post Race
Links
2005 Results Race Photo Albums Post Race Article Pre-Race News Release
2004 Post Race
Links
2004 Results 2004 Official Photos Jim Robbin's Article Wayne Baker's Article
A purple ribbon - in remembrance of Mary Conry. She was a friend, a co-worker, a fellow runner. We who knew her were fortunate to have Mary in our lives.
We thank participants and volunteers for wearing a ribbon to remember Mary Conry, JSRC member who recently passed away. Ribbons will be available at a special table near the race registration area. We will also be collecting optional donations, to be presented to a local women's crisis center in Mary's name.
Links
Asbury Park Press Article AHHerald Online Newspaper
Saturday in the Park Press Release Race-Day Program/Brochure
Jersey Shore Running Club Click here for archived update pages
Jim Robbins' 2003 Article on AHHerald.com (thank you Jim!) click here.
Asbury Park Press, Community Section Cover Story 9/6/2003
Click here for the Saturday in the Park Web Site
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Yoga/Stretching on the Lawn - Pre-Race
JSRC Vice President Karen Kelly will once again lead a pre-race stretching session.
Meet near the Start/Finish at 8:00.


Yoga/Stretching on the lawn pre-race.
Coach Lou will lead this year's pre-race stretching session!
Meet near the Start/Finish at 8:00.


Contratulations and THANK YOU to 2025 Participants and Volunteers!
Kiera Russo won for the 3rd consecutive year - first overall in a time 18:30.

