Eagle Up Ultra

Lockport Brewery is providing the beer again this year. Each runner receives one free beer with their entry. Crew, family, friends and runners can purchase additional beer. Pint glasses with the Eagle Up Ultra logo are also available for purchase.

Crew may set up anywhere within St. Helena Park to aid their runners. Crew cannot take food from the aid station. Lockport beer is available for purchase.

There is one main aid station at the pavilion in the park. It offers a wide selection of food, including sweet and salty snacks, fruit and hot food later in the day.

Only runners and their pacers may be in the aid station area. Once you complete your distance, please do not linger there, as other runners are still coming in and out. Relay runners should not wait for their teammates to finish their loop in the aid station area.

Water is also available along the course at approximately mile 1, mile 2.5 and mile 4.

Finishing medals and buckles are presented to runners immediately upon completing their chosen distance.

There are no age group awards.

This year's duck race is a fundraiser for the veterans charity Iron Resistance Foundation.

Rubber ducks are available to purchase when you register or at the event. Each duck has a number, and your name is assigned to that number, making it your duck. At a time to be determined during the race, all the ducks are dumped into the river from the Market St bridge and race down the river (about 400 ft) close to the park entrance.

The first duck to the finish line wins, and its number's owner receives a prize (not yet determined).

Friday, June 4

• 6:00 a.m.: Park opens for camp set-up
• 3:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.: Pre-race packet pickup at the main pavilion in the park
• 5:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.: Pre-race dinner for Team RWB members

Saturday, June 5

• 4:30 a.m.: Packet pickup at the start line (if possible, pick up bibs on Friday)
• 5:45 a.m.: Runners should be lined up for the start, pre-race instructions and the National Anthem
• 6:00 a.m.: Race starts
• 6:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.: Band performs

Sunday, June 6

• 6:00 a.m.: Race ends

Pacers may join their runner at any time after the runner has completed their 2nd loop. Only one pacer may run with a runner at a time. No pacer registration is required.

Pacers may use aid station food and drink only while they are pacing.

A 25K is back again this year. It is a good option for friends or family who want to run some miles and enjoy the race atmosphere without running too far.

25K registered runners cannot change or bump up their distance, unlike all other distances.

Any runner (except 25K) can run longer or shorter than their registered distance and will be a finisher for whatever distance they complete. Please let the timer know when you finish what distance you completed. (especially if you switched distances)