Tenth Annual
Heroes of Midlothian
Benefit 5K Run
PRESENTED BY METHODIST MIDLOTHIAN

Saturday, May 21, 2022
8:00 AM to 10:00 AM
MISD Multipurpose Stadium

(NOTE: Due to construction, staging area will be between stadium and methodist professional building)

PACKET PICK UP WILL BE FROM 3PM-7PM, FRIDAY MAY 20th
LOCATION FUZZY’S TACO SHOP - MIDLOTHIAN (513 George Hopper Road)

Past events had hundreds of participants of all ages running, jogging, or walking. Join us for this year's Tenth Annual Hero's Run 5K on May 21st, presented by Methodist Midlothian).

All proceeds from the event help support the Foundation's charitable mission.

RUN DETAILS

Registration and late-packet pick-up will begin at 7AM day of event. Opening ceremony begins at 8AM. The 5K Hero’s Run and Fun Walk will take off at approximately 8:30AM following the opening ceremony and warm up.

Pre-registration online is strongly encouraged. REGISTER HERE NOW!

For you competitive folks, the 5K run is chip-timed. For you non-competitive folks, don't worry, your time will be our little secret. Running, jogging, and walking are all permitted. We do ask that child-runners, those planning to walk, or those taking a jogging stroller start near the end of the pack. Since timing chips are used, the big bang at the start is not as important.

The route begins at the softball complex/MISD stadium area on 14th street, and travels to the access road of the Highway 287 bypass, across Midlothian Parkway, down to Mt. Zion, crosses over Highway 287 bypass, and returns on 14th street to finish at the same place as the start. Got lost? Here's a map. Oh, and there will be plenty of orange cones and direction/encouragement the day of the event, so don't worry.

Prizes for runners!!

For 2022, we’ve got some special donated gift card prizes for runners! Gift card values are as follows:

18+ Males: $100 top prize; $50 second place
18+ Females: $100 top prize; $50 second place
Youth (through 8th grade): 1st Place $30; 2nd Place $20; 3rd Place $10.

**To maintain UIL eligibility, high school aged children may be excluded from prizes, if needed.