General Information

What is the date of the 2010 race?
Start Times
Minimum age requirement
Parking/Shuttle Services
Driving Directions
Do race proceeds go to charities?
Are there handicap parking spaces close to the start/finish area?

Registration Information

How do I register for the State-to-State Half-Marathon?
Who should I make the check out to?
How do I know that I'm Registered?
Refund/Transfer policies
May I pick up race material for a family member or friend?

Course Information

Port-a-Pottie locations
Start location
Will there be a lead cyclist?
Are bikes, rollerblades, or baby joggers allowed on the course?
Course Time Limit

After The Race

Where can I view my race results?
Will I recieve a Finishers Medal for completing the State-to-State Half-Marathon?
Will there be an awards ceremony?
Are there refreshments at the end of the race?

What is the date for the 2010 State-to-State Half Marathon?
Sunday, September 26th, 2010

Start Times
All State-to-State races begin and end at the Uptown Parks, located at the intersection of Main and High streets.

• Half-Marathon walkers: 7:30 a.m.
  
• Half-Marathon runners: 8:00 a.m.
  
• Kids 1K: 8:15 a.m.
  
• 5K start: 8:30 a.m.
  
• Toddler and Pre-School Fun Run: 8:40 a.m.
  

Walk-up registration and packet pickup ends at 8:00 a.m., so please arrive in plenty of time before your race.   At the starting area, you will find water, medical, gear check (Bag N' Tag) and portable toilets.

Minimum age requirement
You must be a minimum of 12 years of age on race day, in order to participate in the half-marathon.   The Kids 1K is designed for children between the ages of 6 - 13.

Parking/Shuttle Services
Race day parking is free at Cook Field. This is near the corner of US Highway 27 and (Ohio) Highway 73.   Most drivers will come into Oxford going north or south on US-27 or going west on OH-73.   Shuttles will be available between 5:30 a.m. and 12:00 p.m..

The distance between Cook Field and the Uptown Parks is approximately 6/10 of a mile.   Click here to see a map of Oxford city streets to see where Cook Field is in relationship to the Uptown Parks.

Driving Directions:

Please check out our Travel/Lodging page for driving directions.

Where do race proceeds go to?

Since 2003, the Oxford ADT Running Club, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, has donated over $60,000 to various local and national charities.

Are there handicap parking spaces close to the start/finish area?

Yes, the area around the Uptown Parks is closed to normal traffic before and during the race .  It is used by only a few people like race officials, the race photographer, etc.   This is also where we accommodate people with handicaps.   The best thing is for you to come early before it gets too crowded, so it will be easier to help you get through a barricade and parked.   You will need to enter from the Church and Main street side of the park.   Turn south onto Main Street off of Church Street.   If you need assistance, please let somebody in the volunteer and information booth know, which is also located on the same side of the park.

In addition, there will be a couple of handicapped portolets in the park.  And, the Elms hotel, which is nearby has a ramp and access to restroom facilities.

How do I register for the State-to-State Half-Marathon?

You can Register Online or send us a Printable Entry Form

Registration forms are available at the Oxford Visitor and Convention Bureau, Miami University Recreation Center, Bob Ronker's Running Spot; as well as various other running stores and fitness centers in Greater Cincinnati.   Also, we will be happy to mail you a brochure if you email us.

Who should I make the check out to and where should I mail the registration form?

Write the check out to STATE-TO-STATE and mail registration to STATE-TO-STATE, 14 W. Park Place, OXFORD, OH 45056

Refund/Transfer policies

Entry fees are non-refundable and entries are non-transferable.   This means once we receive and accept your entry, you will not receive a refund if you cannot participate and you will not be able to give or sell your number to anyone else.

May I pick up race material for a family member or friend?

You may pick up race packet(s) for a family member or friend.   We will probably ask you for your photo id, so we can record who picked up the race packet(s).

Port-a-Pottie Locations

There will be port-a-potties located every 1 to 2 miles along the course as well as the start and finish areas.

Start Location

The State-to-State races will start adjacent to the Uptown Parks in Oxford, near the intersection of High and Main Streets.

Will there be a lead cyclist?

Yes, there will be a lead bicyclist leading the front runners along the course.

Are bikes, rollerblades, or baby joggers allowed on the course?

Sorry, no dogs, in-line skates, baby joggers, skateboards, or bikes will be allowed on any part of the course.   This is for everyone's safety!

The course will be open for about 4 hours. As you return into Oxford, and as racers thin out, one lane of the road will open up to allow some traffic pass through. At 11:30 a.m. you may be asked to moved to the sidewalks where sidewalks are available.

Where can I veiw my race results?

Results will be posted in or around the pavillion as the races are in progress.   Expect about a 30 minute delay between the time you finish and the time your results are posted.   Also, all results will be posted on the web site about an hour after the last finisher finishes.   So, probably around 1:00 p.m. the results will be on the web site.

Will I recieve a Finishers Medal for completing the State-to-State Half-Marathon?

Yes, everyone who completes the half-marathon and 5K will receive a Finisher's medal.

Will there be an awards ceremony?

No, all awards will be mailed to recipients within 2 to 3 weeks of the race.

Are there refreshments at the end of the race?

There will be plenty of water and sports drinks available at the finish line.   In addition, there will be plenty of food to provide you with the nourishment and protein needed after a race.