3rd ANNUAL
SAN DIEGO HALF MARATHON–MARCH 9
7:00 AM
START • HALF MARATHON • 5K • 2-PERSON RELAY (NEW)
WHO:
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Approximately 8,000 community-minded runners and
volunteers benefitting San Diego charities
- Susan Briggs, executive director, San Diego Half
Marathon
- Benefitting Charities: ALS Association, Greater San
Diego Chapter; Huntington’s Disease Society of America;
Make-A-Wish Foundation of San Diego; National Foundation
of Autism Research; San Diego Police Officers’
Association Widows & Orphans Fund; Team Red, White &
Blue; Toys for Joy; Partnerships with Industry (NEW
ADDITION); The Skinny Gene Project (NEW); Sienna’s
PlayGarden (NEW); Mama’s Kitchen (NEW)
WHAT:
- The 3rd annual San
Diego Half Marathon, a one-of-a kind race and
fundraising event with 100 percent of its net proceeds
benefiting local charities (listed above), will take
place on Sunday, March 9, 2014. Now in its third year,
the 2014 event begins on Tony Gwynn Drive under the Omni
Sky Bridge and follows a signature scenic course that
showcases San Diego’s beautiful bayfront and historic
communities. New this year is a two-person relay with
each runner completing 6.55 miles and a shuttle van that
reunites the pairs to finish together. The ‘5K’ course
is also back, a shorter, fun-filled option with the same
starting line and equally spectacular views as the half
marathon. All races will finish in the Gaslamp District
featuring a live jumbotron and “Celebrate San Diego”
festivities with different bands and activities in
various locations throughout the Gaslamp District. The
“Celebrate San Diego” party is free to
the public thanks in part to generous sponsors including
the Trauma Research Education Foundation (official
medical sponsor), Pureflo (official water sponsor),
Mintz Levin, Mogiv, Rocksports (gold sponsors); Clif
Bar, Dole, Sign Distinction, Ultima Replenisher and Zico
(supporting sponsors).
WHEN:
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Sunday, March 9: 7 am
– 1 pm
WHERE:
- Race starts
under Omni Sky Bridge adjacent to Petco Park
CONTACT:
www.sdhalfmarathon.com • www.facebook.com/sdhalf
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