...ons for half marathon distance. Please check back or email marathon@sgcity.org for more information. To be considered for Elite Status, runners must have met the applicable qualifying time within the past 2 years (from the beginning of registration, April 1st):    Marathon Half Marathon Open Men 2:30 1:13 Open Women 2:55 1:25 Masters Men 2:40   Masters Women 3:05   Having met the qualifying time does not automatically qualify athletes for elite status as spots are limited.To Apply for Elite Status:Please submit your request to marathon@sgcity.org by the end of June.Attach a copy of a complete Running Resume for the past three years, minimum to the current date. For each race, state event, where the event was held, date of the event, finish time and overall or masters finish place. Include the following as well as any additional information that may help in the review process: Athlete's name, email address, mailing address, phone number, sex, age, date of birth, and what you anticipate your completion time will be at the 2024 St. George Marathon. If you do not have qualifying times for marathon or half marathon distances and you are a first-time marathoner who has run at a high level in shorter distances, i.e. college cross country and believe your training and resume should qualify you for Elite consideration please submit your runner resume with a reference letter from your college or another coach. This may not guarantee a spot depending on the other applications that are received. You may be asked to submit a time trial for verification.Elite Runner Benefits:Complimentary entryAccess to the Elite Starting corral· Toilets· Heaters· Aid StationPersonal fluid bottles placed along course Notification of Decision:Runners will be notified by email that the application has been either approved or disapproved. If approved, a Complimentary Entry Code will be e-mailed to the e-mail address shown on the initial application Sub-Elite Qualifications: Runners who do not meet the Elite Qualifications can request to obtain Sub-Elite status and qualify to receive a Guaranteed Entry (runner pays the entry fee) by meeting the applicable qualifying time within the past 2 years (from the beginning of registration, April 1st). The qualifications for Sub-Elite status are as follows:    Marathon Open Men 2:40 Open Women 3:00 Masters Men 2:50 Masters Women 3:10 Having met the qualifying time does not automatically qualify athletes for elite status. Athletes must apply: To Apply for Sub-Elite Status: Please submit your request to marathon@sgcity.org by the end of June.Attach a copy of a complete Running Resume for the past three years, minimum, to the current date. For each race, state event, where the event was held, date of the event, finish time and overall or masters finish place. Include in the Bio, or in a separate form, the following as well as any additional information that may help in the review process: Athlete's name, email address, mailing address, phone number, sex, age, date of birth, and what you anticipate your completion time will be at the 2024 St. George Marathon. If you do not have qualifying times for marathon or half marathon distances and you are a first-time marathoner who has run at a high level in shorter distances, i.e. college cross country and believe your training and resume should qualify you for Sub-Elite consideration please submit your runner resume with a reference letter from your college or another coach. This may not guarantee a spot depending on the other applications that are received. You may be asked to submit a time trial for verification.Sub-Elite Runner Benefits:Guaranteed Entry (runner pays the entry fee)Access to the Elite Starting corral· Toilets· Heaters· Aid StationQuestion and Requests for Additional Information: Before requesting general information, please review all sections of the St. George Marathon Website and Runner's Guide. If you still have questions or need additional information, please request using the marathon@sgcity.org email address.

...nated area.Awards must be picked up at the Awards Ceremony or at the St. George Recreation Center (285 S. 400 E.) on Saturday after the race from 2:00-6:00 p.m. or Sunday 10:00-2:00 p.m. Awards may be mailed upon request for the cost of shipping, email marathon@sgcity.org. MARATHON AWARDS: The 1st place overall male and female runners will receive an all-expenses-paid trip for themselves and a guest to participate in the Ibigawa Half Marathon in Ibigawa, Japan, taking place in November 2025 (Male and Female overall winners from the 2024 St. George Marathon will not travel until the following year). For Masters category winners, the top male and female runners will have their travel expenses covered to participate in the Ibigawa Half Marathon in Ibigawa, Japan, in November 2025 (Male and Female master winners from the 2024 St. George Marathon will not travel until the following year). Travel package awards to 2nd and 3rd place males and females. Special awards to overall Top 10 men and women. Unique plaques to overall winners, 1st-5th in each division.    HALF MARATHON AWARDS: Special awards to overall Top 5 men and women. Unique plaques to division winners, 1st-3rd in each division.  ED WILSON SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: This award celebrates the person that has achieved personal greatness in their lives. This award has been given to runners and wheelchair participants of all ages and circumstances, anyone we feel has gone the extra mile in overcoming adversity in their training and personal lives to run the marathon. If you have a personal story or would like to recommend another runner for this award, please mail or email your nomination by Friday, September 3, 2024 to marathon@sgcity.org.  LOVE LIFT ZOCKOLL AWARD: This award celebrates the person that has shown personal strength and perseverance in their lives. This award will be been given to runners of all ages and circumstances, anyone we feel has gone the extra mile in loving and lifting those around them. It doesn't have to be something large and spectacular, but as Debbie stated, done is better than perfect. As long as you are trying and moving forward - you can achieve anything. If you have a personal story or would like to recommend another runner for this award, please mail or email your nomination by Friday, September 3, 2024 to marathon@sgcity.org. SPECTRUM SILVER SHOE AWARD:This award and trophy go to the top lo...

Race Director Michelle GravesEmail: michelle.graves@sgcity.orgPhone: (435) 627-4500Operation Support220 North 200 EastSt. George, UT 84770Email: marathon@sgcity.orgPhone: (435) 627-4500Fax: (435) 627-4509 

...lease e-mail your nomination by September 3, 2024 to: marathon@sgcity.org  

...ht to you by the Debbie Zockoll family in honor of Debbie Zockoll, a St. George Marathon Runner who has completed every single one until she passed away in 2021.    This award celebrates the person that has shown personal strength and perseverance in their lives. This award will be been given to runners of all ages and circumstances, anyone we feel has gone the extra mile in loving and lifting those around them. It doesn't have to be something large and spectacular, but as Debbie stated, done is better than perfect. As long as you are trying and moving forward - you can achieve anything.   If you have a personal story, or would like to recommend another runner for this award,  email your nomination by September 3, 2024, to marathon@sgcity.org. 

A local tour company involved in bringing Japanese students to St. George, became aware of a city in Japan that was starting a marathon similar to the one being held in St. George, Utah. The company contacted the Director of the St. George Marathon about the idea of doing an exchange between the two cities concerning their respective marathons. In 1989 the St. George Marathon Director flew out to Ibigawa, Japan to lay the groundwork for what has become a very successful exchange program. Since that time the two cities have exchanged delegations and event winners in an effort to enhance each marathon and to broaden the scope of understanding between countries and cultures. Both marathons have built reputations for their excellence and growth. The exchange program has played a part in the success of both marathons and new ideas are fostered as these two marathons grow and mature. Currently, St. George sends the overall male and female winners, masters division winners, and a local runner to Japan for a week-long stay with Japanese host families. This award for winners demonstrates the uniqueness of the St. George Marathon.   2024 Student Exchange Program Contest - Japan and Me Essay  The St. George Marathon will select 10 current 8th grade students from Washington Country to be a part of it’s delegation to Ibigawa, Japan in November 2024. We are looking for students that will be great representatives of our city, who exemplify courtesy, respect, and integrity. Delegates will be selected after a review of written essays, and qualifications submitted by interested students.  We want to get to know the student as well as possible and believe that his or her thoughtful, well-constructed essay is an important step in this process. We are looking for students that will be great representatives of our city, who exemplify courtesy, respect, and integrity. In no more than 300 words, describe three things you would hope to learn while visiting Ibigawa. Responses will be judged on content, uniqueness, and creativity. Your application and attached essay must be submitted no later than April 1st, 2024. After review of all essays, we will notify you of your status. If you have any questions, you may contact our office at (435) 627-4500 or email marathon@sgcity.org    Student exchange information: The St. George Marathon covers half of the airfare costs for each student.  The estimated airfare is $1,600.00 – the estimated cost for each student is $800.00.  Ground transportation in Japan is provided.   Housing and meals are provided in Japan by a host family or by the City of Ibigawa. Students need to obtain a valid passport and provide their own spending and incidental monies.  Parents or legal guardians are required to complete a permission slip for selected student delegates and provide evidence of medical insurance for the student Students will be accompanied by adult chaperones during the trip. Students will NOT be required to present a Vaccination Certificate or Covid-19 Negative Test   Tentative Itinerary: (subject to change) Nov. 5 - Leave St. George, Utah Nov. 6 - Arrive Ibigawa, Japan Nov. 7 - Sightseeing Nov. 8 - Welcome Party and School Tours Nov. 9 - Free time with Host family day Nov. 10 - Ibigawa Marathon and Farewell Dinner Nov. 11 - Leave Ibigawa, Japan Nov. 11 - Arrive St. George, Utah      

The 2024 St. George Marathon entry cap is 6,000 Marathon runners, 2,000 Half Marathon runners & 750 5K runners. REGISTRATION DATES:  Opens on April 1, 2024, at 6:00 am MDT and will remain open until we have reached our cap of 5,000 Marathon runners 2,000 Half Marathon runners and 1,000 5K runners. ALL MARATHON FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE 2024 Marathon Fees will be charged as follows: April 1 - April 30:  $110, Legacy Club discounts will apply. May 1 - May 31:  $125, Legacy Club discount will apply. June 1 - July 31:  $140, ALL runners will pay this late registration fee; Legacy Club discounts no longer apply after May 31. Aug 1- Aug 31: Charity entries only while they are available 2024 Half Marathon Fees will be charged as follows: April 1 - April 30: $100, Legacy Club discounts do not apply. May 1 - May 31: $115, Legacy Club discounts do not apply. June 1 - July 31: $130, ALL runners will pay this late registration fee;  Aug 1- Aug 31: Charity entries only while they are available 2024 5K Fees will be charged as follows: April 1 - April 30: $45, Legacy Club discounts do not apply. May 1 - May 31: $55, Legacy Club discounts do not apply. June 1 - October 3 or until full: $65, ALL runners will pay this late registration fee;  Online Registration will be available here with a processing fee, April 1st. Consistent with the marathon running industry-standard all entry fees are NON-refundable. This year we will offer transfers and deferrals with a fee. Below is a schedule and pricing of when transfers and deferrals will be accepted.    April 1 - August 31-$25.00 for Transfers & Deferrals September 1 - September 15-$50.00 for Transfers ONLY, no transfers will be accepted after the 15th. September 1 - October 4-$50.00 for Deferrals ONLY   Transfers: If you choose to transfer your entry to another person, you are responsible for arranging payment for the entry with the person you are transferring it to. To transfer distances, the distance you wish to transfer to must not be sold out. You can upgrade or downgrade prior to September 1 (while spots remain). You will be required to pay the current cost difference. In addition, you will pay a $25.00 or $50.00 USD change fee. If necessary, you can transfer between events and to another person at the same time. Use the deferment process to transfer to next year's event. IMPORTANT:  This is the ONLY authorized way to transfer your entry to another person. Bib numbers are NON-transferable. The selling and/or giving away of a St. George Marathon bib number is not allowed and will result in the disqualification of both the original bib owner and the runner using the bib number. Both runners will be prohibited from participating in the St. George Marathon for a minimum of two years.  To transfer your entry, log into your Participant account. Once logged in, select the ‘Transfer Request’ button on the dashboard screen and follow the prompts. The participant that is receiving the transfer MUST finish their registration by the September 1st deadline to be entered into the race. Deferrals: Deferring allows you to receive a complimentary entry to the following year's race. There is a deferral fee of $25.00 if you defer before September 1. If you defer between September 1 - October 4, there will be a $50.00 deferral fee. When you defer, you will receive a confirmation email confirming your deferment. You are not automatically entered for next year's event. You will need to register for next year's event using the link provided to you in an email when registration opens. Your deferment credit may only be used once and will expire within two years. FUTURE MARATHON DATES: October 4th, 2025 October 3rd, 2026 October 2nd, 2027 October 7th, 2028     How to Guide -Switch, Transfer, or Defer 2024 Marathon Registration   Refunds: Consistent with the running industry, no refunds will be given. You can defer your registration up until the day before the race, October 4. Unless those who are on active military duty and are deployed for service (a copy of deployment orders is required).   CANCELLATION POLICY: It is the primary goal of the St. George Marathon to ensure a safe event for all involved. We will not expose participants or the community as a whole to undue risk as a result of staging our event. There may be times when we feel it is unsafe to continue with the race. While we recognize the aspirations and commitment of those that have entered the race we will make decisions about the race based on the safety of our as a whole. Furthermore, if the community resources are threatened we will act to protect them from unnecessary stress. Specifically, when weather or other physical conditions present a danger to participants as a whole, we will maintain the right to cancel the race. Less threatening conditions could result in an alteration of the course or race length to promote a more safe result for the participants. These conditions will be recognized as “an act of God” and will not result in the refunding of race entry fees or future race credits. The staging of a race of this magnitude results in substantial expense prior to the actual race itself. Thus, in the event of a forced cancellation of the event, it is very likely that the financial impact on the race would not be any different than if the race was held without compromise. Severe thunderstorms with the threat of lightning or severe heat that are forecasted to continue throughout the day of the event may result in cancellation of the event for all participants. In the event that a cancellation or alteration will take place, St. George Marathon will advise participants through various traditional and non-traditional media channels on a timely basis.   LEGACY CLUB MEMBERS: Over 1,812 runners have become members of this prestigious club by running in ten (10) or more St. George Marathons.  Legacy Club members will receive a guaranteed entry into the St. George Marathon as long as you complete your online registration by May 31st, regardless of the cap of 5,000 Marathon runners being reached prior to that date. You will be able to register with the discounted price determined by the number of years you have completed the St. George Marathon. This option is only available for the full marathon distance. This club will only continue for the full distance marathon as a way to celebrate your great accomplishment and dedication to St. George Marathon! We are inspired and excited for each person who has participated in this many years, and we would like to honor each one of you. (If you miss getting your discount by May 31st and also miss the $140 late registration deadline of June 30th, the option to register through one of our Official Marathon Charities may still be available to you.)     OFFICIAL MARATHON CHARITY PROGRAM: Official Marathon Charities are allocated a certain number of entries to accomplish their purposes. Marathon runners who did not register before our cap was reached or by the deadline of July 31st, can donate funds to one of the charities and be eligible to receive a guaranteed entry registration code into the 2024 St. George Marathon (you will still need to pay the registration fee). Please contact your charity of choice directly for donation fees and further details.    REGISTRATION RESULTS: Once we have reached our cap of 5,000 Marathon runners and 2,000 Half Marathon runners and registration closes, a list of all registered runners will be posted on the website for verification. At this time if your name does not appear on the list please email marathon@sgcity.org with proof of registration and payment. 

... RSVP by September 16th. Call 435-627-4500, or email us at marathon@sgcity.org. Our St. George Marathon Legacy Club, now in its 38th year, boasts 1,831 enthusiastic, loyal and supportive members. We expect a large number of inductees this year. New members receive a group photo, and an excellent dinner. Many fabulous prizes will be drawn and given away to those in attendance. Qualification For Induction — Complete 10 St. George Marathons (not necessarily consecutive races). If this will be your 10...

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  ST. GEORGE MARATHON PRIVACY POLICY   Effective September 24, 2018 The St. George Marathon respects the privacy of our athletes, volunteers, website visitors, and other individuals. This Privacy Policy describes how we collect, use, and share information in connection with our websites (“ Websites ”) and our mobile applications (“Apps”) (collectively, the “Services”). It also explains your rights and choices with respect to such information and the steps you can take to protect your privacy. By visiting or using the Services, installing our Apps, clicking “I agree” or any other button indicating your acceptance of this Privacy Policy, or otherwise providing information to St. George Marathon, you are consenting to the collection, use, and sharing of your information as described in this Privacy Policy. 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Please review all sections of the St. George Marathon Website and Runner's Guide. If you still have questions or need additional information, please contact the assigned Volunteer Captain for the area, or marathon@sgcity.org