Race Reports
Binghamton Bridge Run: Running Clubs come our in Force | Photos & Results
The Greater Binghamton Bridge Run showcased a vibrant representation from various running clubs, each contributing to the community spirit of the event. Clubs such as Synergy Athletics, Newbsanity, and the Binghamton University Running Club brought together athletes like Carly Fernald and Marie Collin, who achieved notable finish times of 1:33:49.81 and 1:41:32.79, respectively. Other clubs like BAE Systems Run Club and Visions Federal Credit Union Wellness Program also had strong showings with participants like Bob Kuchera and Tim Strong. The event was not only a test of endurance but also a celebration of communal support and sportsmanship, highlighting the impact of these clubs on fostering a cohesive and supportive running community in Binghamton.
Binghamton University's HWS Triathlon Training Class Celebrates Semester-End Achievements
The Binghamton University Health & Wellness Studies program in the Decker School of Health Sciences concluded its semester with an impressive triathlon event, where students showcased their skills in swimming, cycling, and running. This 4-credit course not only focused on physical training but also integrated comprehensive academic discussions on anatomy, nutrition, and lifestyle management, culminating in standout performances such as Benjamin's remarkable overall time of 1:10:27 and Jessica's swift run at 8:48 per mile. The event emphasized personal growth, teamwork, and the development of leadership skills, highlighting the program's commitment to producing well-rounded individuals prepared for life's diverse challenges.
Photos | Noah Farrelly Field Days | 5k, 10k, Cornhole, Kickball, 3-Point Shootout
Find photos & results of the Inaugural Noah Farrelly Field Days at MacArthur Park on the Southside in Binghamton, NY. 10% of purchases donated to the Noah Farrelly Memorial Fund. Free...
Coughlin & Gerhart Race for Justice 5k Raises Over $10,000
We serve people who cannot afford an attorney in civil matters. So for example, if you’re faced with a foreclosure, if you are a victim of domestic violence and need help with a divorce, if you’ve been denied a public benefit such as social security, we’re the law firm and the agency that can try to provide you with an attorney.
The funding only allows us to represent only about 20% of the people who need our services. It’s through events like [the Race for Justice], we’re able to try to close that gap and serve more people who are in desperate need of our services.
