Race Reports
Healthy Kids Binghamton Week 3 Brings Superhero Energy to Otsiningo Park
Healthy Kids Running Series Week 3 in Binghamton
Week 3 of Healthy Kids Running Series in Binghamton brought Superhero Week fun to Otsiningo Park and another great day for local families. From capes and costumes to smiles at the finish, the event once again showed how youth running can build confidence, healthy habits, and community all at once.
Superhero Energy at Otsiningo Park
Healthy Kids Running Series continues to give children a place to compete, have fun, and enjoy the process of running in a positive environment. Week 3 added a playful Superhero Week theme that helped make the day even more memorable for runners, families, and volunteers.
Healthy Kids Running Series Returns to Otsiningo Park with Its Biggest Binghamton Turnout Yet
Healthy Kids Running Series Kicks Off in Binghamton
The first day of Healthy Kids Running Series in Binghamton brought a wonderful afternoon to Otsiningo Park, a huge turnout of more than 100 kids, and the kind of community energy that makes this series so special. From first-time participants to returning runners who have been part of the program since its early years, Healthy Kids continues to build confidence, healthy habits, and fun for families across the Greater Binghamton area.
A Big Day for Youth Running
Volunteer support was outstanding, the atmosphere was positive from start to finish, and Kristy did a great job leading the event on the front end while Emily helped tremendously with the back-end logistics, timing, and results. One of the best moments of the day came when a young runner paused mid-race to pet a golden retriever, then happily continued on with a huge smile. It was a perfect reminder that Healthy Kids is about more than finish places. It is about joy, participation, and making running a positive experience for every child.
Celebrating Week 5 of the Healthy Kids Running Series at Otsiningo Park, Binghamton, NY
Kelly LaBare 5k Race - John Salva Wins
Lucas Sutton still holding strong upfront, number 185.
John Salva and Noah Fairly looking real comfortable right on his heels.
Vince Petrino and Mike Kent behind looking real great.
Mike’s had a great year so far. Vince had a nice run at the Montrose, the 10000m and [10K] 4th of July.
A little far back here to see what's going on with the women's field but we'll find out in time.
Right around half a mile here. Doesn't appear to be as robust of a field as it has been in past years but still a good time nonetheless. The bunch of great local guys here grinding it out.
