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January 22, 2023
Hamilton, HM 09, BM
Sunday, January 22ndÂ
(CLICK HERE to see School Categories Defined)
School Challenge: Â Â Â Â Â Â The Primary, Middle & Senior school categories with the most entries will each win $500 & a plaque
Corporate Challenge: Â Â Â The Company with the most entries will win a plaque and Sportseller voucherÂ
Draw prizes include: Â Â Â Â 2 pedal cycles from Winners Edge and Sportseller vouchers
Entry Fee: Primary, Middle and Secondary students - $15.00 Â Â
Adults - Â $35.00
Late entries: $40.00 Saturday (Sorry, no late entry on Race Day, entries close midnight Saturday)
 Race numbers and goody bags should be picked up at Butterfield & Vallis, Woodlands Road from 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. on Saturday, January 21st, 2023Â
SHIRTS & GOODIE BAGS FOR THE FIRST 800 TO PICK UP.Â
MEDALS FOR THE FIRST 800 ACROSS THE LINE
Sorry, but you must use a credit card that will work overseas to pay for any registrations
As much as we love dogs, please leave them at home on Sunday morning. Thank you for your understanding.
RACE DIRECTORS: Terri Durrant 335-4870, Peter Tobin 534-7383 and Martin Trott 535-2300
ALL PROCEEDS TO THE BERMUDA HEART FOUNDATION
The Butterfield and Vallis 5K Senior School is an annual road race specifically designed for S1, S2, S3, and S4 students (equivalent to years 7-10 in the UK system), fostering athletic participation among younger age groups. While specific historical details of its inception aren't provided, the event's consistent scheduling in Hamilton, Bermuda, signifies its established presence in the local school sporting calendar. This race aims to provide a competitive yet accessible 5K experience for these age brackets, encouraging fitness and healthy competition within the school community. Participants can expect a well-organized 5K road race held in Hamilton, Bermuda. The typical terrain is likely to be a mixture of paved roads within the city, potentially offering scenic views of the island. Given the tropical climate of Bermuda, participants should prepare for warm and humid conditions on January 22nd, possibly with some wind depending on the coastal exposure. The event's designation as a "Senior School" race implies it's geared towards encouraging participation and developing talent among this specific age group, making it a key fixture for young athletes in the region.
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