Governors State University Jaguar 5K
University Park, Illinois, United States
Oct, 2027 (TBD)
1mi, 5k
Race Information
Join GovState's Annual Jaguar 5K for a chip-timed 5K race or casual 1-Mile Walk through the scenic campus. Enjoy family-friendly activities, a Kids Dash, awards, food trucks, and more while raising funds for scholarships.
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📍Chicago - Sunday November 1, 2026
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Race Facts
Race Size: 1,000 - 5,000
Elevation: Some Hills
Course Type: Road
Boston Qualifier: No
Kids Run: No
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