Join survivors, families, schools, universities, and churches on the PikeView High School Football Stadium 400m Track. Whether you walk 4 laps (1 mile), 8 laps (2 miles), or all 12.5 laps for a full 5K, registration is 100% free ($0) and every optional $1+ gift supports the Colorectal Cancer Alliance.
Start on the 200m Backstretch for your first half-lap, then complete 12 full laps (5,000m / 3.11 mi) around the football field to finish right in front of the cheering 50-Yard Line Home Bleachers!
Registration is 100% free. We are walking for awareness, not admission. Every registration is logged automatically to our PikeView 5K Master Roster 2027 Google Sheet and issues an instant printable Race Bib.
Select your dignity-first entry tier below — no payment required to claim your official race bib.
Even a $1 donation fuels patient navigation, underserved screening, and life-saving research.
Save or print your 1-page Race Bib below for 8:30 AM Fast-Pass QR Check-In at the PikeView High School Stadium Gate (10:00 AM Start Horn).
Every $0 registration and $1+ gift counts toward your team's standing! Any new team created is immediately added to the registration dropdown and synced to the PikeView 5K Master Roster 2027 Google Sheet.
We are walking together on the flat, all-weather 400-meter oval track surrounding the PikeView High School Football Field. Every lap keeps walkers close to cheering family in the bleachers, music over the PA, restrooms, and water!
Arrive starting at 8:30 AM to scan your digital race bib QR code, pick up your official Colorectal Cancer Alliance Blue Level swag & blue tribute ribbon, and get your 12.5-lap punch card before the 10:00 AM start horn!
Built directly from the Colorectal Cancer Alliance Coast to Coast Walk/Run Guidebook and your Letter of Fundraising Approval signed by Senior Manager Megan Scotti. Print or share this flyer at gyms, churches, coffee shops, and clinics across Mercer County!
3566 Eads Mill Rd, Princeton, WV • Optional $1+ donations support the Colorectal Cancer Alliance!
Colorectal cancer is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer worldwide. Walking together breaks the silence and encourages routine screening across Mercer County.
Diagnoses are rising rapidly among younger adults. The recommended age for average-risk colorectal cancer screening is now 45 years old (or earlier with family history).
When caught in its earliest stages through screening, colorectal cancer has a 90%+ five-year survival rate. Your presence on May 8 saves lives.
Every free registration includes an optional dedication card posted here and on our physical stadium Tribute Wall on May 8.
Our local business partners cover 100% of physical event supplies so every single dollar donated by walkers goes straight to the Colorectal Cancer Alliance.