On October 24, 2026, runners will gather for the Marla Angotti Memorial 5k, an inspiring race organized by the 15th Review Club of Brownsville. This annual run not only celebrates the memory of Marla Angotti but also honors Clayton Pinner, Nathan Bailey, Kyler Bond, Matthew Fulcher, and Corbin Campbell through its dedication to their legacies. The event takes place in a vibrant community setting that fosters unity and support for local causes. Participants can expect an energizing atmosphere as they navigate the scenic 5k course, which winds through familiar streets of Brownsville, offering runners a chance to connect with neighbors and friends along the way. The race route is designed to be accessible yet challenging, ensuring all levels of runners feel engaged and supported. Proceeds from this year's event will benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, contributing significantly to its mission of providing world-class care for children battling serious illnesses without regard to their families' ability to pay. Additionally, the race raises funds for several local charities that work tirelessly on behalf of those in need within Brownsville. A key highlight of the Marla Angotti Memorial 5k is the distribution of scholarships awarded to deserving students from Haywood High School and Freed Hardeman University. These include the Marla Angotti Memorial Scholarship, Margaret Ann Welch Memorial Scholarship, Molly Williamson Memorial Scholarship for graduates of Haywood High School, as well as the Bradford Higgins Endowment Scholarship at Freed Hardeman University. Join runners and community members alike in celebrating this meaningful event that combines athletic spirit with heartfelt dedication to making a difference.
Races Offered
In-Person 5K
Oct 24, 2026
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Virtual 5K
Oct 24, 2026
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Weather History
These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for October in Brownsville.