Schuylkill Navy Run director Clete Graham presents the Whitemarsh Bowl, donated by Whitemarsh BC, to Ann Tierney, winner of the masters womens division. Ann was also the overall womens winner and is an 8 time winner. Click the image for a full size version.
Classifications:
- Open - men and women not eligible to run masters, junior or guest divisions
- Master - men and women, 40 years and over
- Juniors - high school students, per USRowing juniors definition
- Guests - all others. Prize for first guest, male and female, only. Guests not eligible for other prizes.
- Novice - running in the Turkey Trot for the first time. A trophy and prize is presented to the first male and female novice. Novice is a subcategory, so you enter novice open, novice master, novice junior or novice guest.
Eligibility Rules
- Oarspersons who belong to a club that is a member organization of the Schuylkill Navy in good standing AND within the last two years have completed and won, or were within 25 seconds of the winners, in any of the following regattas:
- Stotesbury Cup Regatta
Schuylkill Navy Regatta
- Independence Day Regatta
- Philadelphia Youth Regatta
- Canadian Henley Regatta
- FISA Rowing World Championships
- Olympics
OR have acquired permanent eligibility by meeting the above requirements for four consecutive years OR have met the above requirements in any five years.
- Friends and family of Schuylkill Navy clubs who do not meet the above requirements may run as guests. First guest runners, male and female, will receive separate prizes. They cannot run as a team and will not count in the team scoring.
Entry Fees and Deadlines
All entries must paid via Regatta Central as part of the entry process. Entry fee is $15 per person, $20 after November 16. Phone and email entries will not be accepted. The late entry window at Regatta Central closes on Monday, November 19. Any entries after Monday, November 19, must be done on Thursday morning between 7:30 and 8:30 am at Malta.
Late Entries
Late entries will be accepted only at registration between 7:30 and 8:30 am Thursday at Malta BC. The late entry fee is $20.
Entering at Regatta Central
It's easy. Just go to www.regattacentral.com and follow the steps there. But if you get lost, here is more info.
Registration
Club designees may pick up registration packets on Thursday morning between 7:30 and 8:30 at Malta. Registration will be closed promptly at 8:30.
Donate a prize
One of the things that makes the Turkey Trot so memorable is the prizes. Each year the committee solicits prizes from the Philadelphia rowing community. We typically line up 60 to 100 prizes and everyone selects a prize in the order in which they finished. (Fred Duling's stained glass piece always goes early!) But we've been hitting the same people up for prizes for a couple decades now. It's time for the present generation of rowers to contribute. Some folks have run the race for several years and not chipped in.
Print and mail in this form to donate a prize. Minimum donation is $25. Your name will be engraved on the prize or a label, and you'll feel good about contributing.
For prize donations questions, contact Clete Graham.
The Course
The course is 5 and 5/8 miles over hilly terrain. Starting at Malta Boat Club on Kelly Drive, the runners go inbound on Kelly to the traffic light in front of Lloyd Hall, turn left and go up Lemon Hill and over Girard Avenue bridge, then right onto Lansdowne Avenue. Just past Sweetbriar cutoff, the course turns right and starts the true "cross country" segment: from here the race is over grassy surface. Runners go to Meade Monument, then follow the cyclone fence to the Pagoda entrance gate, cross thru the service entrance to Belmont Plateau, up the hill to Belmont Mansion, and return by way of Brewery Hill, down Kelly Drive to Malta.
Rules
Points for team trophies will be scored only by the first five finishers from each club. Only those eligible in accordance with the Eligibility Rules will be permitted to run in the race. Anyone running with the wrong number (or someone else's number) will be disqualified and their team (club) will be assessed an additional 25 points.
Award Ceremony
The award ceremony will be held at Fairmount Rowing Association this year. The start time of the Run has been advanced to 9:15 am in hopes that even more people will stay for the awards. Awards will begin as quickly after the last runner has crossed the finish line as possible. We thank Fairmount for their hospitality in hosting the awards ceremony.
Results
Race Committee
- Fred Duling
- Clete Graham
- John Hogan
- Toby Hogan
- Marty Mirabel
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Schuylkill Navy Run director Clete Graham presents the Whitemarsh Bowl, donated by Whitemarsh BC, to Ann Tierney, winner of the masters womens division. Ann was also the overall womens winner and is an 8 time winner. Click the image for a full size version.