Join the Zebras for this Zebra Dazzle event for all fitness levels. The 5k Walk/Run has 2 options. You can participate as an onsite participant on 9/13 at Carter Barron in Rock Creek Park, NW Washington DC or as a virtual participant.  Onsite gun time is 8:30! Prices will be awarded for top onsite finishers! Virtual participants can walk or run anywhere and will be able to upload their time. The 100-Mile/30-Day bike challenge is virtual only.  This challenges provides the opportunity to ride 100 miles from anywhere over the span of 30 days during August 13 – September 13. You will be able to log miles as you go, so no need to ride the 100 miles in one day!  Once registered, you will get race training tips and the opportunity to join various fitness sessions from the Zebras!  In addition to paying for race participation, your $50 registration fee also includes the Zebra bling bag (T-Shirt and Finisher’s Medal).


The 16th annual Annapolis RUN for The Light House provides scenic HALF MARATHON, 5k, and WALK routes along the trails of Quiet Waters Park and through the beautiful Chesapeake Bay-front community of Hillsmere Shores. This race event is unlike any other in the greater Annapolis area!

All proceeds from the RUN for The Light House will benefit The Light House in Annapolis, a well-known public charity working to end the cycle of homelessness and poverty.


This is a USATF Certified Course. Please refer to the course map below for additional details.

The Tekau’s Heart Memorial 5K Run/1 Mile Walk is held in memory of Tekau Rasayon, who passed away suddenly on March 28, 2012 from an anomalous coronary artery (ACA) while running on her high school track. She was 17 years old. The Tekau’s Heart Memorial 5K Run/1 Mile Walk is held to raise awareness about heart conditions that can occur in teens and young adults and in memory of Tekau Rasayon; who was an active senior at Surrattsville High School (SHS) in Prince George’s County, Maryland. She served as Vice President of her senior class and was a Cadet Colonel in the Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC). She was an avid leader and companion, who continuously gave back and acted as a role model exhibiting excellence, kindness, and diligence.