Welcome to Ed/K
The Dr. Edwin H. Sponseller Memorial
The Dr. Edwin H. Sponseller Memorial
ED 5K 2024 Overall Results (pdf)
DownloadJoin us at the
Dr. Edwin H. Sponseller
Track & Field Complex
12:30 PM | Registration opens
2:00 PM | Races start
*sorry, pets not permitted
inside the stadium
Fun Run or Walk 1K (track)
5K
Track start | finish
includes McKinley loop
(course TBD)
$10 1K | $25 5K | $30 5K day of
5k registrations includes t-shirt*
(*guaranteed if registered by 09.15.24)
All entries include LIVESTRONG band
Benefits the LIVESTRONG program at the Chambersburg YMCA & other local charities.
Join us after the Edk on The Pub Deck! Bring your bib for a free beer*!
*Must be 21 or older. One beer per person.
454 Norland Ave | 17201
Thank you to the Broadwater / Vorhees Families for hosting us and their donation.
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Thank you for your participation and helping to support the LIVSTRONG program at the Chambersburg YMCA!
LIVESTRONG at the YMCA is a program designed to treat the whole person. It is a 12-week evidenced based program that helps cancer survivors reclaim their health and well-being following a cancer diagnosis.
The goal of the LIVESTRONG at the YMCA program is to empower adult cancer survivors to improve functional capacity and to increase their quality of life through group fitness and strength training.
Participants build cardiovascular endurance, core muscle strength and endurance, core flexibility and balance, which may help improve functional ability stress management, reduce the severity of therapy side effects, prevent unwanted weight changes and improve energy levels and self-esteem.
In April 2017, Ed lost his 11 year battle with Lymphoma. Join us in honoring Ed and his love for running... any age, any distance.
Choose your course.
Train & encourage others.
Run happy and SMILE!
Benefits the LIVESTRONG program at the Chambersburg YMCA.
Ed was a lifelong athlete. He enjoyed skiing, basketball and long distance running. He completed nearly forty marathons, including London, Prague, New York and Boston. His first was the Marine Corps Marathon in Washington D.C. in 1983 (pictured right), which he went on to run several more times, including the 1995 race when he joined his two sons in running their first marathons.
His love of running inspired many others in the community. He had a smile and a positive word for all runners, from the winners to those in the back of the pack. He enjoyed participating weekend training runs along with his brother and many friends in the mountains of Caledonia State Park in Fayetteville, PA.
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