When is Run with Sandy?

Run with Sandy takes place on May 2, 2026. That's in 1 month.

Where is Run with Sandy located?

Run with Sandy is held in Rock Springs, Wyoming, United States.

What distances are available at Run with Sandy?

Run with Sandy offers the following distances: 5K.

What is the typical weather for Run with Sandy?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 33°F and 61°F on race day. There's approximately a 6% chance of precipitation.

Run with Sandy (5K) - May 2, 2026 | Rock Springs, WY

Lace up your shoes for the "Run with Sandy," a heartwarming 5K run and walk set to take place on Saturday, May 2, 2026, in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Hosted by Western Wyoming Community College, this annual event honors the legacy of Sandy Mitchell, a beloved biology educator and passionate runner who inspired countless students during her nearly three decades at Western. After her courageous battle with breast cancer ended in 2017, the community united to create this race as a tribute to her memory and to offer support to those currently fighting cancer. Proceeds from your participation benefit the Sweetwater Regional Cancer Center, making every step a stride towards a meaningful cause.

Runners can challenge themselves on the 5K Gateway/Skyline loop course, while those preferring a more relaxed pace can enjoy a 5K walk consisting of three laps around the outdoor track on the Western Wyoming Community College campus. This inclusive atmosphere welcomes both seasoned athletes and casual walkers, providing a supportive environment to move in honor of loved ones. Registration begins at 8:00 AM in Western Commons, offering a convenient starting point for all participants. Typical race day conditions in early May feature comfortable highs around 61F and lows around 33F, with only a 6% chance of precipitation, creating pleasant running weather.

"Run with Sandy" is more than just a race; it's a powerful community gathering that raises vital funds and awareness for cancer support. Join fellow participants in Rock Springs for a memorable day that celebrates a remarkable individual and contributes directly to the well-being of local cancer patients and their families.