Gatesville周辺の5Kレース

Captain "D" Dash for "Sight" is a 5K run/walk in Belton, Texas, hosted by the Belton Lions Club to start LIONS on the LEON. It begins in the morning from the parking lot by the soccer fields and is designed for participation rather than competition: the event is not officially timed, though participants may track their own times using Run Sign-up. The route proceeds down Park Avenue, circles through the neighborhood, and returns along Park Avenue to the Heritage Park parking lot, where awards and photos are part of Picnic in the Park. Awards are given to adult men and women, boys and girls age 11 and under, and the best pirate costumes, with first through third places in each category. Registered 5K participants receive a custom commemorative spinner medal, and entrants also get a "Booty" Bag plus a bib raffle entry.

The 84th Runners/Shipley 5K Donut Dash is a Saturday morning 5K and 1-mile fun run held at First Woodway, MAC, on Ritchie Road in Woodway, Texas. A virtual 5K option is available, with all participants starting at 8:30 a.m. The 5K registration fee is $25, the 1-mile fun run is $15, and all funds raised benefit Walk to End Alzheimer's in Waco. The 5K is timed, with each runner's clock beginning when they cross the timing mats. The 1-mile fun run is untimed and stroller-friendly, suitable for families. All finishers receive medals, donuts are provided post-race, and 5K awards are presented to the overall male and female winners, as well as the top three finishers in age groups from 14 and under to 70+.

The MK5K Killeen is an annual, in-person 5K race held in Killeen, Texas, supporting the Mary Kay Ash Foundation. Participants can choose to run or walk, making the event suitable for the local community, not just competitive athletes. The route is a standard 5K distance. The MK Dazzling Dream Team and Central Texas participants convene to fundraise for initiatives addressing women's cancers and domestic violence. The Foundation supports cancer research, clinical trials, awareness campaigns, community outreach, and advocacy, having donated over $98 million to aligned organizations.

The Rotary Monster Dash takes place in October at 1501 E FM 2410 in Harker Heights, Texas. It features a 5K race and a Little Monster Dash for children, with both events starting in the morning. This race is part of the CENTEX Race Series, and the 5K offers individual awards. The event embraces its Halloween timing with a costume contest for children. Participants in the Little Monster Dash receive a goody bag. Entry fees are set at $25 for the 5K and $5 for the kids' dash. Proceeds support local Rotary club projects and Rotary International's initiative to eradicate polio, connecting the race to community service and a global health effort.

The Leatherneck Run takes place in Woodway, Texas, starting at First Woodway Baptist Church on Ritchie Road. It features a 5K run and a 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk, both beginning in the morning following packet pickup and an opening ceremony. This marks the event's 25th year, giving it the character of a well-established local race with a consistent format, rather than a spontaneous fundraising effort. The course begins at the church's main entrance, proceeding through neighborhood streets adjacent to the church. Parking is available on the west side of the main entrance. Early packet pickup occurs in nearby Waco. All participants receive a finisher medal. Awards are presented to the top overall male and female finishers, as well as the top three in age groups ranging from 12 and under to 75 and older.

The City of Killeen Turkey Trot 5K is a holiday-themed run and walk held at Stonetree Golf Club in Killeen, Texas. The 5K distance is suitable for walkers and newer runners, while also offering local runners a timed race. The event is part of the Cen-Tex Series and serves as a fundraiser for the Food Care Center in Killeen. This local food pantry supplies food to over 2,000 individuals weekly, with approximately half of those served being children.

The Jingle Bell Dash is a holiday 5K in Killeen, Texas, starting at the Killeen Community Center and using the Andy K. Wells Hike & Bike Trail. The event begins in the morning with a new start and finish line. It follows the typical format for a local race: a single 5K distance, packet pickup available before race day, and registration on race day before the start. The race is included in the Centex Race Series, meaning all participants earn series points, not just the top finishers. Medals are awarded to the overall female and male winners, and age-group medals are given to the top three female and male runners in each category. The first 200 runners who pre-register are assured of receiving shirts, with a limited number of shirts also available on race day.