2023 Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon Event Guide

To understand the essence of our community, start at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum.

It tells of the attack on April 19, 1995, that killed 168 people and injured hundreds more. It also tells of what came next: a response so overwhelming in its generosity it was soon called the Oklahoma Standard.

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Today, we’re a community grounded in hope and healing, strength and resiliency. We come together on this Sacred Ground to find Common Ground. And we open our arms to embrace and inspire other people and other communities.

FREE ADMISSION with Bib

Plan Your Visit: MemorialMuseum.com 405.235.3313

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TABLE OF CONTENTS WHY WE RUN

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STAY CONNECTED AND ENGAGED ON-THE-GO

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RACE WEEKEND SCHEDULE Running legends. Inspirational stories.

A live podcast. Race weekend is packed with activities – here’s your go-to guide.

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FINISH LINE FESTIVAL AND BEER GARDEN

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13 COURSE TIME LIMIT AND GEAR CHECK 15 HEALTH AND FITNESS EXPO 16 WELCOME TO OKC 17 20-21 EMBARK STREETCAR SCHEDULE CATCH THE MARATHON ON TV, ONLINE, RADIO AND PRINT

RUN TO REMEMBER MEMORIAL MARATHON PODCAST Celebrating the spirit of the OKC Memorial Marathon, the podcast debuted in 2022 with Host Kristin Fares and a who’s who of guests.

WHERE TO WATCH THE OKC MEMORIAL MARATHON RUNNING LEGENDS

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THE RACES Here are the maps and what you need to know about each individual race – Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, Senior Marathon and the Kids Marathon.

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WHY WE RUN As we gear up for the 23rd Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon – we thank you for running to remember. On behalf of the families of those killed, those who survived and those changed forever, thank you for joining us for the 2023 Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon.

As you probably know, we believe the Memorial Marathon is indicative of the journey our City has been on since 1995. Rebuilding, putting lives back together, working on getting healthier and focused on celebrating life all while remembering what our community lost and what we have to do together to keep moving forward.

We hope you will take time to visit the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum during race weekend.

As a thank you, if you are participating in any of the races, your race bib gets you free entry. We hope you will come and bring your friends and family and get to know this story or share it with others.

We welcome runners from all 50 states and a dozen different countries. We hope you see the Oklahoma Standard first hand like the visiting rescue teams did in 1995. The acts of Service, Honor and Kindness are the tenets of that Standard the rest of the world watched in awe of in 1995 and now 28 years later it is more important than ever to keep showing the world we can each make a difference.

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Thanks to the people and staff of the cities of Oklahoma City, Nichols Hills and The Village for allowing us to run the Memorial Marathon on your city streets. The Memorial Marathon is the Memorial’s largest fundraiser as we do not receive any annual appropriations from the federal, state or city governments. This is critical to carrying on our mission.

As you prepare to run this weekend and you see the faces and names of those killed along the course, you will remember Why We Run and thank you for joining us on our journey!

Kari Watkins President, CEO & Race Director Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum

John Kennedy Chairman Oklahoma City National Memorial Foundation

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WE RUN TO Lucio Aleman Jr. Teresa Antionette Alexander Richard A. Allen Ted L. Allen Miss Baylee Almon Diane E. (Hollingsworth) Althouse Rebecca Needham Anderson Pamela Cleveland Argo Saundra G. (Sandy) Avery Peter R. Avillanoza Calvin Battle Peola Battle Danielle Nicole Bell Oleta C. Biddy Shelly D. Bland Andrea Yvette Blanton Olen Burl Bloomer Sergeant First Class Lola Bolden U.S. Army James E. Boles Mark Allen Bolte Casandra Kay Booker Carol Louise Bowers Peachlyn Bradley Woodrow Clifford “Woody” Brady Cynthia L. Brown Paul Gregory Beatty Broxterman Gabreon D. L. Bruce Kimberly Ruth Burgess David Neil Burkett Donald Earl Burns Sr. Karen Gist Carr Michael Carrillo Zackary Taylor Chavez Robert N. Chipman Kimberly Kay Clark Dr. Margaret L. “Peggy” Clark Anthony Christopher Cooper II Antonio Ansara Cooper Jr. Dana LeAnne Cooper Harley Richard Cottingham Kim R. Cousins Aaron M. Coverdale

Elijah S. Coverdale Jaci Rae Coyne Katherine Louise Cregan Richard (Dick) Cummins Steven Douglas Curry Brenda Faye Daniels Sergeant Benjamin LaRanzo Davis USMC Diana Lynne Day Peter L. DeMaster Castine Brooks Hearn Deveroux Tylor Santoi Eaves Ashley Megan Eckles Susan Jane Ferrell Carrol June “Chip” Fields Kathy A. Finley Judy J. (Froh) Fisher Linda Louise Florence Don Fritzler Mary Anne Fritzler Tevin D’Aundrae Garrett Laura Jane Garrison Jamie (Fialkowski) Genzer Sheila R. Gigger-Driver and baby Gregory N. Driver II Margaret Betterton Goodson Kevin “Lee” Gottshall II Ethel L. Griffin J. Colleen Guiles Captain Randolph A. Guzman USMC Cheryl E. Hammon Ronald Vernon Harding Sr. Thomas Lynn Hawthorne Sr. Doris “Adele” Higginbottom Anita Christine Hightower Thompson Eugene “Gene” Hodges Jr. Peggy Louise Holland Linda Coleen Housley Dr. George Michael Howard DVM Wanda Lee Howell Robbin Ann Huff and baby Amber Denise Huff Dr. Charles E. Hurlburt 4

O REMEMBER Jean Nutting Hurlburt Paul D. Ice Christi Yolanda Jenkins Norma “Jean” Johnson Raymond “Lee” Johnson Larry James Jones Alvin J. Justes Blake Ryan Kennedy Carole Sue Khalil Valerie Jo Koelsch Ann Kreymborg Rona Linn Kuehner-Chafey Teresa Lea Taylor Lauderdale Mary Leasure-Rentie Kathy Cagle Leinen Carrie Ann Lenz and baby Michael James Lenz III Donald Ray Leonard LaKesha Richardson Levy Dominique Ravae (Johnson) – London Rheta Bender Long Michael L. Loudenslager Aurelia Donna Luster Robert Lee Luster Jr. Mickey B. Maroney James K. Martin Reverend Gilbert X. Martinez James A. McCarthy II Kenneth Glenn McCullough Betsy J. (Beebe) McGonnell Linda G. McKinney Cartney J. McRaven Claude Arthur Medearis S.S.A. Claudette (Duke) Meek Frankie Ann Merrell Derwin W. Miller Eula Leigh Mitchell John C. Moss III Ronota Ann Newberry-Woodbridge Patricia Ann Nix Jerry Lee Parker Jill Diane Randolph Michelle A. Reeder Terry Smith Rees

Antonio “Tony” C. Reyes Kathryn Elizabeth Ridley Trudy Jean Rigney Claudine Ritter Christy Rosas Sonja Lynn Sanders Lanny Lee David Scroggins Kathy Lynn Seidl Leora Lee Sells Karan Howell Shepherd Chase Dalton Smith Colton Wade Smith Victoria (Vickey) L. Sohn John Thomas Stewart Dolores (Dee) Stratton Emilio Tapia Victoria Jeanette Texter Charlotte Andrea Lewis Thomas Michael George Thompson Virginia M. Thompson Kayla Marie Titsworth Rick L. Tomlin LaRue A. Treanor Luther H. Treanor Larry L. Turner Jules A. Valdez John Karl Van Ess III Johnny Allen Wade David Jack Walker Robert N. Walker Jr. Wanda Lee Watkins Michael D. Weaver Julie Marie Welch Robert G. Westberry Alan G. Whicher Jo Ann Whittenberg Frances “Fran” Ann Williams Scott D. Williams W. Stephen Williams Clarence Eugene Wilson Sr. Sharon Louise Wood-Chesnut Tresia Jo “Mathes” Worton John A. Youngblood

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STAY CONNECTED AND ENGAGED ON-THE-GO We’re so excited for Race Weekend and want to see your story! Share pictures and videos – anything you want us to see on your favorite social media platform. Use the mobile app to add graphic flares to your pics with the photo booth!

Follow us across these platforms:

Be sure to tag us at @okcMarathon and use #RUNtoREMEMBER! The Memorial Marathon app is your official companion with on-the-go information. You’ll find interactive maps, runner tracking, schedules, and MORE! The app is available to download via the App Store and Google Play. Be sure to allow push notifications so you’ll never miss the latest news and announcements.

• Interactive Course Map. Find the Start/Finish Lines, mile markers, elevations, Relay Exchange Zones, Water Stops and Medical Stations.

• Photo Booth. Add Marathon graphics and flourishes to your pictures. Be sure to share them on social media – tag @okcMarathon and use #RUNtoREMEMBER! • Schedule. Plan your Race Weekend.

• Tracking & Results. Runners can see where they placed once the race is complete, and family and friends can follow along with their favorite runners through real-time tracking. There is also a live leaderboard and the ability for runners to have results automatically posted to their Twitter feeds or through text messages.

Special thanks to for powering the app. okcMarathon.com Have questions?

Visit okcMarathon.com for the latest info.

RACE WEEKEND F R I D A Y 4/2 8 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Memorial Museum is Open 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.

Memorial Marathon Health & Fitness Expo Hosted by OU Health and Visit OKC Oklahoma City Convention Center Be sure to stop by the Memorial Marathon Store at the Expo to purchase the official Marathon apparel.

All DAY News 9 Live Broadcast from the Expo Come meet the News9 Anchors as they host their first Memorial Marathon this year as the official Race Media Broadcaster.

They will have a special booth in the Expo. Come by and say hi!

12:00-1:30 p.m.

RUN TO REMEMBER PODCAST Live w/Podcast Host Kristin Fares and Race Director Kari Watkins Special guests include – Race Announcer Whit Raymond, Running Legends and new to the OKC Memorial Marathon Ellie Deglau McGriff, Sally Shelton and Jennifer Henry and their story of how they have been running together since high school, Amy Downs and members of the Whicher family on Why We Run and lots of other running enthusiasts.

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The Franchise / Broadcasting Live on 107.7 Stop by and talk sports with Kelly Gregg 1:30 p.m.

WHY WE RUN A panel includes survivor Amy Downs and family members Cindy and Albert Ashwood, (Cindy’s sister Susan Ferrell was killed while working for HUD) and Ryan Whicher and his sister Meredith Highland (their Dad, Secret Service Agent Alan Whicher, was killed in the bombing) remind us why this race is so important to them.

3:00 p.m.

Yoga in the Expo with Jennifer Henry near the #RUNtoREMEMBER sign Bring your own mat or towel and come stretch and get ready for race weekend.

4:00 p.m.

Last-minute tips / RUNNING LEGENDS PANEL Get some last minute tips from some of the greatest running legends with Joan Benoit Samuelson, Dick Beardsley, Bill Rodgers, Marko Cheseto, OKC Memorial Marathon past winner Jerry Faulkner and new to the OKC Marathon Ellie Deglau McGriff! This crew has run thousands of miles between them. This panel will be moderated by our own Oklahoma City Marathon legend and author Mark Bravo.

5:00 p.m.

Words of wisdom from a winner / JERRY FAULKNER The 2006 winner of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon and two-time winner of the OKC Memorial Half Marathon in 2011 and 2013, can he do it again? Now living in NYC, he was the U.S. Duathlon National Champ in 2021 and won the Central Park Duathlon in 2023.

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S A T U R D A Y 4/2 9 7:00 A.M. Memorial 5k presented by Express Employment International and Google 8:00 A.M. Inaugural Memorial Senior Marathon presented by Mercy 8:00 A.M. - Noon Finish Line Festival presented by Continental Resources Enjoy and unwind after the race with live music by Drive and food trucks along Robinson Avenue.

9:00 A.M. Memorial Kids Marathon presented by INTEGRIS Health 9:00 A.M.-5:00 p.M. Memorial Museum Opens Make time to visit the Memorial and tour this world-class Museum.

If you are a runner, use your bib for free entry.

9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. Health And Fitness Expo presented by OU Health and Visit OKC Be sure to stop by the Memorial’s official merchandise booth for great @okcmarathon apparel.

Oklahoma City Convention Center 10:00 A.M. Yoga with Jennifer Henry Stretch out and recover from your morning run or get ready for Sunday’s races. Meet at the #RUNtoREMEMBER sign in the Expo.

Bring your own mat or towel.

11:00 A.M. Women Keep Things Running Joan Benoit Samuelson, Olympic runner; Dr. Coralee Toal, Fellow, University of Pittsburgh; Dr. Ellie Deglau McGriff, U.S. Navy, Dr. Catherine Mims, Internal Medicine OU Health. Moderated by Dr. Susan Chambers, OB/GYN, Vice Chair, Oklahoma City National Memorial Foundation 12:00 P.M. Ran Them All Join the more than 30 Ran Them All group members and Marathon Race Announcer Whit Raymond to hear how this race has changed over the past 23 years and why they are still a vital part of the fabric of the Memorial organization. A special tribute will be paid to Ran Them All member Larry Qualls, who recently passed away.

1:30 P.M. Last-minute tips / Hear From The Legends Newcomer to the Legends Panel Ellie Deglau McGriff, a 26-year-old Navy doctor and a frequent participant in Ironman triathlons across the country, joins legends Joan Benoit Samuelson, Jerry Faulkner, Dick Beardsley, Marko Cheseto and Bill Rodgers, moderated by the infamous Marathon Race Announcer Whit Raymond.

6:30-7:30 P.M. Blessing of the Shoes Service at First Church, OKC Across from the Memorial at Fifth & Robinson join this special service and have your shoes blessed before your race.

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S U N D A Y 4/3 0 5:00 A.M. SUNRISE MASS St. Joseph’s Old Cathedral immediately followed by a candlelight vigil at the Jesus Wept Statue across from the Starting Line.

5:00 A.M-6:30 A.M. Gear Check is different in 2023 Check your clear bag into Gear Check at either NW 6th & Robinson or NW 6th and Hudson near the Start Line.

Pick it up at the Finish Line between Harvey and Robinson on Oklahoma City Boulevard.

5:30 A.M. PANCAKE BREAKFAST Early morning breakfast held at First Church in Harris Hall, 131 NW 4th Street east of the Memorial. Breakfast is FREE for your family and friends while you are getting ready to run!

5:30 A.M. Sunrise Service under the Survivor Tree Led by First Church Pastor Chris Dodson, a moment of serenity before the big race!

23RD ANNUAL OKLAHOMA CITY MEMORIAL MARATHON 6:00 A.M. WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS Marathon, Half and Relay Welcome and Introductions 168 Seconds of Silence National Anthem by Wild and Sweet, a family that sings and runs together stays together.

John Kennedy, Chairman, Oklahoma City National Memorial Foundation Kari Watkins, President & CEO, OKC National Memorial & Museum, Marathon Race Director Mayor David Holt Governor J. Kevin Stitt 6:25 A.M. WHEELCHAIR DIVISION MARATHON and half START 6:30 a.m.

Start of the MARATHON presented by Devon, HALF MARATHON presented by Paycom and RELAY presented by the Chickasaw Nation 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

FINISH LINE FESTIVAL presented by Continental Resources Enjoy the great lawn of Scissortail Park near Love’s Stage while enjoying food trucks, yard games, live music by DRIVE, burgers by Spark and beer free for every runner over 21 from three local breweries, also available for purchase for friends and family in the new Marathon Beer Garden. This is the perfect place to meet your family and friends.

12:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.

Oklahoma city national memorial museum opens Named one of the top 10 museums in the country, check out this world-class Museum before you go home. Your race bib allows you free entry to the Museum.

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FINISH LINE FESTIVAL & BEER GARDEN Sponsored by

Celebrate your outstanding achievement and reunite with family and friends after your race on Saturday and Sunday at our Finish Line Festival in Scissortail Park.

• Burgers are back! On Sunday, after crossing the Finish Line, grab your Spark burger and head into the park for some relaxation and live entertainment provided by Oklahoma City’s own DRIVE Band.

• Grab your FREE Beer. On Sunday, runners 21+ years can redeem their bib tear-tag at the Festival Beer Garden featuring Lively Beerworks, COOP Ale Works and Roughtail Brewery. Beer will also be available for purchase by anyone 21+.

• A variety of food trucks will be parked along Robinson Avenue, including Bondi Bowls, Carnival Eats & Treats, Soul City Tacos, Yum Yum Bites, JD’s Eats and Junction Coffee.

• Stop by the OKC Memorial Marathon merchandise tent to purchase your official Marathon swag.

• FAMILY & FRIENDS REUNION is located in Scissortail Park, enjoy the party atmosphere created by the team at Continental Resources with a live band, DRIVE! Enjoy your accomplishments!

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WHY WE RUN

WEEKEND SERIES Double the fun (and the swag)!

The Why We Run Weekend Series, presented by Inasmuch Foundation, gives runners the opportunity to run the 5K on Saturday, April 29, and then the Half Marathon or Marathon on Sunday, April 30.

Runners participating in the Why We Run Weekend Series will get a special commemorative Weekend Series medal and shirt in addition to the swag they receive for their individual races.

The opportunity to run on both Saturday and Sunday is what keeps our race a celebration of life and a Run to Remember.

Memorial Marathon Oklahoma City

Williams route 66 Marathon Tulsa

The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon and the Williams Route 66 Marathon in Tulsa have teamed up again to show the unity between the people in our great state. Run the Marathon or Half Marathon in both races this year on April 30 and November 19, and you’ll receive a special commemorative Oklahoma Standard medal at the Williams Route 66 Marathon Finish Line!

Each year, the medal highlights one of the three tenets of the Oklahoma Standard – Service, Honor, and Kindness. In 2023, our focus is Kindness. The Run to Remember brings together runners and spectators from around the world to honor those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.

Learn more by visiting OklahomaStandard.com.

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CATCH THE MARATHON On TV, Online, Radio and Print Look for marathon coverage thanks to the best media outlets in the industry. If there is late breaking news, stay tuned to these partners for changes, and updated weather and emergency information.

New Media Partner KWTV News 9 and Griffin Media Oklahoma’s Own News9’s move to downtown OKC brought a new partnership with the Marathon and the race runs right past their front door!

No matter where you are, catch the races during Saturday cut-ins and Sunday morning on News 9 and online 6 a.m.-10 a.m.

Look for inspirational messages to runners, supporters and those impacted by the bombing on their electronic billboards across the city.

Anchors Amanda Taylor, Karl Torp, Robin Marsh, Lacie Lowry and meteorologists David Payne and Lacey Swope lead a news team covering Sunday’s races from the Start Line, along the course to the triumph at the Finish Line. And of course, Pilot Jim Gardner will be flying above in Bob Mills SkyNews9.

In case you missed News 9’s excellent one-hour special this week, “Oklahoma’s Own Originals: A Run to Remember,” it’s available on demand on their streaming apps - News 9 Plus and News On 6 Plus, and their websites - news9.com and newson6.com.

Tyler Media and 107.7 The Franchise LIVE from the Health and Fitness Expo Friday 1-3 p.m.

The Franchise Morning Show and Franchise Players Broadcast LIVE at the Finish Line 6 a.m.-Noon Sunday, chatting with all the race winners.

Listen to your favorite radio stations along the course. If you can’t listen on the radio, join them online. La Zeta broadcasts Saturday morning along the course for the 5K runners.

Sunday morning, Today’s Magic KMGL will cheer you on near mile 12, KOMA joins the party in the Lakehurst neighborhood and JAKE FM spins great country music along Classen Boulevard.

A special shoutout to all the Tyler Media stations as we celebrate the Tenth Anniversary of our Marathon partnership!

The Oklahoman and Oklahoman.com The Oklahoman and Oklahoman.com have the race covered from all angles, from stories of personal triumph to the informative news you can use.

Look for race results in Monday’s edition of The Oklahoman.

These photographers and journalists have provided complete race coverage since the inaugural run in 2001.

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This elite group has run every Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon to date. Join us Saturday at noon at the Expo to hear from a Ran Them All panel and for a special tribute to honor Larry Qualls, who Ran Them All until his passing this year.

Stephen Abernathy Lacy Amen Karrie Hughes Steve Bolton Roger Brown Brent Brown Stan Carrier Alan Countryman Martin Dean Cecil Drabek Deanna Duplanti David Emerson Kathy Fleig Rick Johnson Dan Keefe Allen Knehans

Rebecca Mannel D Chongo Mundende Robert Muzny Bill Myers Carolynn Parker Laura Philbin David Price Alan Puls Jeff Redding Eric Runnels Tommy Smith Keven Stone Stan Sweeney Penny Voss Kathryn White Kevin Wudi

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COURSE TIME LIMIT To ensure a positive and safe experience during your race; the following time limits have been established.

Runners in the Marathon will have 6.5 hours of course support starting from when the last corral is released from the Start Line. If Marathon runners are not to the course split at Mile 7.5 by 8:45 a.m., they will be directed to the Half Marathon course. To complete the Marathon or Relay without being disqualified, you need to be at mile 20 by noon, or you will be shuttled to Scissortail Park to enjoy the Finish Line Festival.

Runners in the Half Marathon will have 4.5 hours of course support starting from when the last corral is released from the Start Line. If you are not at Mile 9 by 10:00 a.m., you will be shuttled back to Scissortail Park to enjoy the Finish Line Festival.

Runners in the 5K will have 1.5 hours of course support starting from when the last corral is released from the Start Line.

GEAR CHECK The new Mobile Locker is your complimentary gear check service.

You will receive a gear check bag at packet pick-up.

This bag is the ONLY bag you may check before the race.

The bag is clear and has a drawstring closure. No other bags are accepted.

Gear check is located near the Start Line on NW 6th St. and Robinson and NW 6th St. and Hudson. At the Finish Line, gear check is located on Oklahoma City Blvd. between Harvey and Robinson.

On Sunday only, runners can drop off their bags from 5:00-6:30 a.m. Gear check will close at 1:30 p.m. and is not available at Relay Exchange Zones.

Lock your gear up!

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HEALTH & FITNESS EXPO

We’re excited to welcome you to the 23rd Annual Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon Health & Fitness Expo, presented by OU Health and Visit OKC at the Oklahoma City Convention Center. About the Expo: • Friday, April 28 – 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

• Saturday, April 29 – 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

• The 2-day Health & Fitness Expo is FREE and open to the public.

• Over 60 exhibitors • Featuring commemorative photo opportunities, yoga, and other engaging programs • Go to the Marathon App for latest schedules The Expo held at the Oklahoma City Convention Center (100 Mick Cornett Dr.) just east of Scissortail Park, serves as the official packet pick-up location for all 2023 Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registered runners. All participants must pick up their race packet during the scheduled hours of the Health & Fitness Expo.

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WELCOME TO OKC Discover The Modern Frontier

Welcome to Oklahoma City! This is the biggest weekend in our city, and we are glad you are here from all 50 states and many countries across the globe!

While you are in town, take time to see our City. Discover great museums, attractions, one of the best Zoos in the country or enjoy the RIVERSPORT adventures. You will experience Scissortail Park all race weekend: the City’s newest and largest park covers more than 77 urban acres brought together by the Skydance Bridge. It features something for everyone. Enjoy the great restaurants in the Park and all over downtown Oklahoma City for race weekend. Stop by the OKC Festival of the Arts downtown.

VisitOKC.com for all the details and find the places you want to see while being in America’s friendliest city!

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WHERE CHAMPIONS ARE MADE

The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon is honored to be a qualifying marathon for both the Boston Marathon and the 2023 Series of the Abbott World Marathon Majors Wanda Age Group World Rankings.

The Boston Marathon automatically receives a list of all official finishers of the Memorial Marathon and their tag (chip) and gun times. The time entered on your Boston Marathon registration will be checked against the official time that is on file. Qualifying times for the Boston Marathon vary by age group.

Runners compete in eligible marathons across the world to earn a global ranking in the AbbottWMM Wanda Age Group World Rankings. Athletes will be ranked according to their single fastest time in one of the hundreds of qualifying events. At the end of the qualifying period, the top-ranked runners in each age category will be invited to the 2024 AbbottWMM Wanda Age Group World Championships.

Scan the QR code or check out www.worldmarathonmajors.com/rankings/ how-it-works for more information.

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PUT ON YOUR BEST FACE FOR YOUR RACE DAY PICS

Say, “Cheese!” Candid Color photographers will be along the Marathon course, at the Finish Line and the Finish Line Festival to capture the fun and your amazing achievements. Photos from the weekend will be available for purchase after the Marathon. A portion of the proceeds from pictures purchased are donated to the Memorial Marathon. After you get through the Finish Line corral and into the park there will be photo stations to take a picture with your medal.

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RACE WEEKEND SCHEDULE April 28-30, 2023

SCHEDULES Friday, April 28 Open 6 a.m.-12 a.m.

Saturday, April 29 Open 4 a.m.-6 a.m.

Closed during races Open after

Sunday, April 30 Open 4 a.m.-6 a.m.

Closed during races Open after

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STREETCAR IS FREE RACE WEEKEND

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RUN TO REMEMBER MEMORIAL MARATHON

PODCAST Looking for inspiration for the OKC Marathon? The fan-favorite Run to Remember Memorial Marathon Podcast will excite, inspire and inform you about Why We Run to Remember.

Stop by the LIVE podcast during the Health and Fitness Expo, Friday at noon. Race Director Kari Watkins and Host Kristin Fares will chat with runners, legends, volunteers and those most impacted by the Oklahoma City bombing.

In a series of 30-minute episodes, 2023 guests include Joan Benoit Samuelson, running coaches, medical professionals, city leaders, and beginning and elite runners sharing tips, behindthe-scenes info and great running stories.

It’s not too late to listen – find all episodes – both Season 1 and 2 of the Run to Remember Podcast at okcMarathon.com, Apple, Google, Spotify or wherever you find your favorite podcasts.

Connect with runners just like you and learn why everyone makes a difference in the Run to Remember.

CHEER ZONE SUNDAY, APRIL 30

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Thunder Alley Lincoln Terrace - NW 18th & Lincoln Goodholm Park - NW 27th and Robinson Gorilla Hill - NW 40th and Shartel Irish Alley - NW 50th and Western Half/Full Split NW 50th and Western NW 69th and Classen (9.88 mile) Wilshire & Western Lakehurst Glitter on Grand & Pennsylvania Bedford and Grand Classen Curve NW 47th & Classen Memorial Park NW 36th and Classen Asian District - Classen between NW 30th & NW 23rd Mesta Park NW 16th and Shartel Oklahoma Hall of Fame - NW 14th and Shartel NW 5th and Shartel John Rex Charter Elementary

Thunder Sorority/Fraternity D-9 & Neighborhood Alaraf Temple #20/Alaraf Court #69 Steve Cole & Neighborhood Bishop McGuinness High School DJ Nevi 988 Oklahoma’s Mental Health Lifeline Free Mom Hugs Neighborhood Neighborhood Nichols Hills United Methodist Church Red Coyote Neighborhood Cleats for Kids Asian District Cultural Association Neighborhood Restore Hyper Wellness This is Oklahoma MECU John Rex Charter School PTA

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SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR WATER STOPS & ENTERTAINMENT SPONSORS SUNDAY, APRIL 30 Stop# Full/Half Company

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5th Edition Jazz Quartet Sponsor Provided King Cabbage Band Montrae Tisdale & The Friends Chorale Montrae Tisdale & The Friends Chorale Sponsor Provided Sponsor Provided Westmoore Drum Line KLVV-The House FM KLVV-The House FM Sponsor Provided Sponsor Provided KMGL-Tyler Media Sponsor Provided Sponsor Provided Mixxit KOMA-Tyler Media

Residence Northwest Optimist Recreational Center Residence

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Grandmark Residences Central Park Dog Daycare

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Asian District – (Mile 23) The final stretch of Classen, this district reps one of the highest per capita Vietnamese populations in the United States. You won’t want to miss the traditional lion dance and acrobatics group perform!

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Classen Blvd – (Mile 21-22) This long stretch on Classen Boulevard from 50th to 18th is a tough straightaway and is an important point mentally for the runners to have support. This is where the Marathon course reunites with the Half Marathon and where you can find a mix between live music and DJs.

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Mesta Park / Heritage Hills – (Mile 24) Mesta Park greets spectators and runners as they head to one of OKC’s oldest neighborhoods: Heritage Hills.

Known for their beautiful homes, these historic neighborhoods provide runners one of the most scenic portions of the race.

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The Finish – The Finish Line is just west of Scissortail Park on Oklahoma City Boulevard and Walker. Watch runners finishing to the cheers of enthusiastic crowds. Every emotion imaginable – awe, empathy, surprise and accomplishment – are witnessed and shared here.

This is the perfect finish to a perfect day.

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Lakehurst – (Mile 15) Starting at Drakestone Ave. and May Ave, the course winds into one of the lakeside neighborhoods. While “Sailing Through Lakehurst” you’ll see countless inflatable jump houses, impressive yard signs, and BBQ cookouts as this neighborhood rolls out all day long to show its support.

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Irish Alley / Split – (Mile 8) At 50th Street in front of Hideaway Pizza – Marathon and Half Marathon courses split. Runners part ways under inflatable arches as Marathoners continue on to Irish Alley and Half Marathoners head towards Classen at Bishop McGuinness High School for the back half of their race.

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Crown Heights / Gorilla Hill – (Mile 7) 36th – 50th and Shartel Avenue. Just beyond the first Relay handoff, check out the giant 40-foot blue inflatable gorilla and dozens of banana costumes at this historic Water Stop. See wonderful neighborhoods and experience the incredible support and spirit as runners get settled.

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Thunder Alley – (Mile 1-2) Located outside of the Paycom Center and presented by the OKC Thunder. Runners are just getting started and need your support! Hear the famous Thunder drumline as they cheer runners on.

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The Start – There’s nothing quite like it! If you plan on cheering on the Marathon runners, you can’t miss the Start Line in front of the Memorial and Museum. You’ll participate in the 168 seconds of silence that remind us Why We Run. S Laird Ave

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Bricktown / Deep Deuce – (Mile 1-2) As runners get settled in, anticipation is high. Cheer on runners as they run by OKC landmarks like the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark and the mile-long canal. Visit Deep Deuce, the birthplace of jazz and blues in OKC, and listen to the live jazz band.

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Lincoln Terrace / State Capitol Complex – (Mile 3-4) The course veers east toward the Oklahoma State Capitol, Route 66 and historic northeast neighborhoods.

Catch runners at the Voice of Praise Church before they head through the tunnel on 23rd Street!

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Sparrow Park / Edgemere Park (Mile 5-6) Enter from Robinson and 36th. Runners wind through historic neighborhoods with room to view from the east side of the park. Look for the Mickey Mouse hands greeting runners!

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RUNNING LEGENDS Come hear from great runners running one or more of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon races.

See the weekend schedule and do not miss great talks scheduled on Friday and Saturday.

Also, stop by the LEGENDS booth and chat with these great athletes. They will be happy to sign a race poster or Runner’s Journal (available for FREE at their booth) or pick up one of their books and have it signed.

Dick Beardsley Dick Beardsley is an inspirational speaker and known for tying for first place in the inaugural London Marathon. Dick loves running long distance and is a famous fishing guide.

MARK BRAVO Mark Bravo is a professional running coach and announcer.

He is a great ambassador for the OKC Memorial Marathon and encourages every athlete who laces up their shoes and gets them ready to run!

M A R KO C H ES E T O Marko Cheseto, born in Kenya, is an All-American athlete with an inspirational story of loss and courage. He set a world record in the 2021 Boston Marathon for a marathon by a double amputee.

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J E R RY FA U L K N E R Jerry Faulkner is a native Oklahoman now living in New York City. Jerry won this Marathon in 2006 and won the Half Marathon twice. Today he serves as a Running Field Specialist for Adidas Running and was a Duathlon United States National Champion in 2021.

ELLIE McGRIFF Ellie McGriff began running while searching for life balance as a medical student after graduating from the United States Naval Academy, where she was on the swim team. Today, she is focusing on running Ironman triathlons and Marathons around the country. She is about to begin her surgical residency at the Naval Medical Center in San Diego.

bill rodgers Bill Rodgers has been running for 50 years and has not slowed down. Bill ran in the 1976 Olympic Marathon and was favored to win in 1980 when the Olympic boycott prevented him from competing. He is best known for his four victories in the Boston Marathon and he won the inaugural five-borough New York City Marathon in 1976 and returned to win the next three years.

JOAN BENOIT SAMUELSON Joan Benoit Samuelson won a gold medal in the first Olympic Women’s Marathon 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. She set records in the Boston Marathon, the Chicago Marathon and had her birthday been a week later, she would have set a world record in her age group in the Memorial Marathon last year, even after knee surgery.

WHIT Raymond Whit Raymond has infectious energy! As one of the premier race announcers, he starts early and stays late and calls thousands of runners to the finish line by name.

He got his start at the Ironman World Championships on the Big Island of Hawaii. He is non-stop keeping the crowds and runners both entertained.

Whit Happens in OKC each year!

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COURSE OPENS AND CLOSINGS

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WATER STOP

FULL MARATHON

RELAY EXCHANGE

RELIEF STATION

Marathon Water Stops MEDICAL AID STATION Water will be provided at all Water Stops and beginning at Water Stop 3, Mountain Berry Blast POWERADE will be available at each Water Stop along the course to the Finish Line. GU, in assorted flavors, will be available at Miles 12, 17 and 22. Salt in the form of pretzels and/or pickle juice will also be available along the course. If you trained to a particular flavor, we encourage you44to bring your own as flavors on the course cannot be guaranteed.

Marathon Finisher Swag & Medals To celebrate your amazing accomplishment of running 26.2 miles, you will be awarded a medal by one of your biggest fans at the Finish Line!

Don’t forget to get your Spark burger and local beer. As you continue walking, don’t forget to pick up some more 26.2 finisher swag. If you completed the Why We Run Weekend Series, your commemorative shirt and medal will be available for pick-up toward the end of the Finisher chute. Marathon finisher swag, medals, and Series shirts and medals are available for those who qualify on race day only.

There will be NO mail-outs post-event. The overall Marathon male and female winners will be given their awards at the Finish Line.

All other awards given in each age group will be shipped within two weeks after the event.

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Berkley Ct

Greystone Av Ave

NW 67thh St

MARATHON COURSE MAP

Marathon Start Time The Start Line is located between 5th and 6th on Harvey in front of the Memorial Museum.

Wheelchair Division 6:25 a.m.

Marathon 6:30 a.m.

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Start Line Corral Don’t forget your race bib! It is the only way you can enter the Start Line Corral. Your race bib tracks your time and includes a map of the Start Line on the back.

The Marathon and Relay corral information is: Opens @ 5:30 a.m.

Closes @ 6:20 a.m.

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Robert S Kerr Ave

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START LINE MEMORIAL & MUSEUM

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N Olie= Ave

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N Francis Ave

N Florida Ave

N Classen Blvd

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N Indiana NW 42nd Pl

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N Militaary Ave

N Georgia g Ave

Glenwood Ave

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Nichols Rd

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Lancet Ct

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NWW 88th St

Kenilworth Rd

Nichols Rd

Norwood Pl

Dorchester Pl

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Kenilworth Rd

Kenilworth Rd

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Westchester Dr

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N Shartell AAve

Andover Ctt

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Andover Ct

N Lee Ave

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Oxford Way

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Barclayy Rd

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COURSE OPENS AND CLOSINGS

Half Marathon Pacers Want to PR at the okcMarathon?

Red Coyote Running and Fitness provides pace group leaders for the following Half Marathon target finish times: 1:30, 1:35, 1:40, 1:45, 1:50, 1:55, 2:00, 2:05, 2:10, 2:15, 2:20, 2:25, 2:30, 2:45 and 3:00. You can meet the pace team and 44 find out more information at the Red Coyote Pacer booth Friday and Saturday of the Expo

STREET CLOSES

FIRST HALF

LAST HALF

MILE

RUNNER

RUNNER

Start

04:30

06:25

07:00

STREET REOPENS 10:00

1

06:00

06:29

07:21

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2

06:02

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07:42

08:52

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06:37

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Finish

1:10

WATER STOP

HALF MARATHON

RELAY EXCHANGE

RELIEF STATION

MEDICAL AID STATION

Half Marathon Water Stops Water will be provided at all Water Stops and beginning at Water Stop 3, Mountain Berry Blast POWERADE will be available at each Water Stop along the course to the Finish Line.

GU, in assorted flavors, will be available at Mile 9. Salt in the form of pretzels and/or pickle juice will also be available along the course.

If you trained to a particular flavor, we encourage you to bring your own as flavors on the course cannot be guaranteed.

Half Marathon Finisher Swag & Medals To celebrate running 13.1 miles, you will be awarded a medal at the Finish Line! As you continue walking, don’t forget to pick up some more 13.1 finisher swag. If you completed the Why We Run Weekend Series, your commemorative shirt and medal will be available for pick-up toward the end of the Finisher chute. Half Marathon finisher swag, medals, and Series shirts and medals are available for those who qualify on race day only. There will be NO mail-outs post-event.

The overall Half Marathon male and female winners will be given their awards at the Finish Line. All other awards given in each age group will be shipped within two weeks after the event.

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NW 32nd St

NW 31st St

NW 31st St

NW 29th St

N Indiana A Ave

NW 28th St NW 27th St

N Virgginia Ave

HALF MARATHON COURSE MAP

Half Marathon Start Time The Start Line is located between 5th and 6th on Harvey in front of the Memorial Museum.

Wheelchair Division 6:25 a.m.

Half Marathon 6:30 a.m.

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Start Line Corral Don’t forget your race bib! It is the only way you can enter the Start Line Corral. Your race bib tracks your time and includes a map of the Start Line on the back. The Half Marathon information is: Opens @ 5:30 a.m.

Closes @ 6:20 a.m.

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N Lindsayy Ave

N Durland Ave

NE 2nd St

NE 1st St

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Flaming Lips Aly

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SE 2nd St Oklahoma LINE City Blvd FINISH SCISSORTAIL PARK

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Charlie Christian Av Ave

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N Mickey ckey Mantle Dr E California Ave

Reno Ave

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RELAY

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SUNDAY, APRIL 30 Start Line Corrals For Relay Leg 1 Runner Only Don’t forget your race bib! It is the only way you can enter the Start Line Corral. Your race bib tracks your time and includes a map of the Start Line on the back. What time you need to be in the Start Line Corral will depend on which wave you are in. The Marathon and Relay corral information is: Opens @ 5:30 a.m.

Closes @ 6:20 a.m.

Relay Start Time The Start Line is located between 5th and 6th on Harvey in front of the Memorial Museum.

Start 6:30 a.m.

Relay Fuel Water will be provided at all Water Stops and beginning at Water Stop 3, Mountain Berry Blast POWERADE will be available at each Water Stop along the course to the Finish Line.

GU, in assorted flavors, will be available at Water Stop 12, 17 and 22.

Salt in the form of pretzels and/or pickle juice will also be available along the course. If you trained to a particular flavor, we encourage you to bring your own as flavors on the course cannot be guaranteed.

Crossing the Finish Line as a Team If you would all like to cross the Finish Line together as a team, you may meet back up at SW 3rd and Lee. Each team member must have their bib on and worn visibly on the front as they enter back on the course. When your Leg 5 Relay Runner approaches SW 3rd and Lee, please avoid darting in front of other runners, and then your team may safely enter onto the course and run the rest of the way as a team celebrating your victory at the Finish Line!

Relay Medals To celebrate your team’s work, you will be awarded a medal at the Finish Line! If only the last Relay Leg Runner crosses the Finish Line, they can accept their teammates’ medals. If the whole team crosses, each individual can grab their medal. Continue walking down the Finish Line into Scissortail Park to enjoy the Finish Line Festival and meet up with family and friends running in other races. The overall winning Relay Team will be given their award at the Finish Line. All other 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place category awards in addition to the Governor’s Relay Challenge shirts, will be shipped within two weeks.

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Midwest City Rotary Club OKC Rotary Club Cashland Holdings, LLC Rose Hill Dignity Memorial

Crown Heights Park Area Chesapeake Campus Independence Middle School Nichols Hills

With a push for a healthier Oklahoma, Governor Kevin Stitt teamed up with the Memorial Marathon – challenging relay runners to compete against his own team. All registered relay teams will automatically compete in the Governor’s Relay Challenge. If your team has a better time than the Governor’s relay team, you will receive an “I Beat the Governor” T-shirt that will be mailed to you after the race.

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JUMP ON YOUR RELAY SHUTTLES TO GET TO YOUR EXCHANGE

Shuttle buses ARE BACK and will be transporting Relay runners from the Start Line to their respective Exchange Zone and from that Exchange Zone to the Finish Line entrance! First priority for shuttles are to runners with relay bibs. If you are cheering on relay runners, the bus can try to accommodate you, but priority is given to runners.

Shuttles will transport continually beginning at the scheduled time below until the streets reopen at that Exchange Zone. NO shuttles will be running between the race and partner hotels.

• Shuttles DO NOT transport between relays. They will only transport from the Start Line to their designated Exchange Zone and from that Exchange Zone to the Finish Line Festival or Relay team meetup.

• Shuttles TO the Exchange Zones from the Start Line will board at NW 5th & Robinson, across from the 9:01 Gate and near the First Church, where they are serving up pancakes on race morning!

• Shuttles returning FROM the Exchange Zones to the Finish Line will drop runners at one of two stops: 1. FINISH LINE ENTRANCE TO MEET UP WITH YOUR TEAM at SW 3rd & Lee (available by bus only) to enter the course to cross the Finish Line to receive medals, and get post-race hydration and their Spark burger! This is THE ONLY way to enter the Finish Line chute.

2. Scissortail Park for the Finish Line Festival. Any runners not getting off to enter the course must exit the bus at Scissortail Park.

• All safety rules applying to the course apply to the shuttles.

Check the Marathon app for a list of prohibited items.

• Shuttles begin transporting at the following times and will continue the loops at each Exchange Zone until the streets reopen at that Zone.

Relay Exchange Zone 1: beginning at 5:45 a.m.

Relay Exchange Zone 2: beginning at 6:00 a.m.

Relay Exchange Zone 3: beginning at 6:15 a.m.

Relay Exchange Zone 4: beginning at 6:30 a.m.

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ARE YOU TIED TO OUR MISSION? Whether or not you are participating in one of our races, you can go the extra mile and become Tied To Our Mission by making a donation benefiting the important work of the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum.

When you donate or raise $10 or more, you become Tied to Our Mission and will receive a pair of 2023 commemorative Marathon shoelaces in your race packet.

This is our way of saying thank you for your help in sustaining our mission.

We receive no annual funding from the local, state, or federal government. Your gift matters and our future depends on your generosity. Thank you!

HAVE YOU EVER RUNG A PR BELL? We are excited to partner with the OKC Firefighters once again to give runners the opportunity to ring the personal record or PR Bell. This bell is on the Great Lawn as part of the Memorial Marathon Continental Resources Finish Line Festival. Runners who set a new PR can ring the ceremonial bell – one that was used on a firetruck that responded to the April 19, 1995 bombing, complete with a piece of granite from the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building on its stand. Ring it to celebrate your PR! 35

MEMORIAL 5K

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SATURDAY, APRIL 29 Start Line Corral Don’t forget your race bib! It is the only way you can enter the Start Line Corral. Your race bib tracks your time and includes a map of the Start Line on the back. The corral information is: Opens @ 6:00 a.m.

Closes @ 6:50 a.m.

MEMORIAL 5K COURSE MAP COURSE OPENS AND CLOSINGS

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WATER STOP

RELIEF STATION

5K Water Stops There will be two Water Stops on the 5K course. The first is located just past mile 1 and the second will be in between mile 2 and 3. Once you are done with the 5K, you will receive post-race food and beverages.

5K Medals Receive your medal as you finish the race. The overall 5K male and female winners will be given their awards at the Finish Line. All other awards given in each age group will be shipped within two weeks after the event.

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Start 7:00 a.m.

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SENIOR MARATHON

SATURDAY, APRIL 29 • THE INAUGURAL YEAR Start Line Corral Don’t forget your race bib! It is the only way you can enter the Start Line Corral. The corral information is: Opens @ 7:30 a.m.

Closes @ 7:50 a.m.

Senior Marathon Start Time The Start Line is located between 5th and 6th on Harvey in front of the Memorial Museum.

Start 8:00 a.m.

Finish Line To celebrate weeks of exercise and completing the Senior Marathon, you will be awarded a medal by one of your biggest fans at the Finish Line! You will also receive a McDonald’s breakfast burrito and water.

Be sure to enjoy the Finish Line Festival in Scissortail Park.

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KIDS MARATHON

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SATURDAY, APRIL 29 Start 9:00 a.m.

Start Line Corral The Kids Marathon Start Line is located between 5th and 6th on Harvey.

• Corrals open at 8:30 a.m. and the Kids Marathon starts at 9 a.m.

• Be lined up no later than 8:45 a.m. to warm up with Rumble, the Kids Marathon Chair Bison, Mayor David Holt and family, announcements and fun!

• To enter the corral, you must have a bib. Load into the corrals from Robinson or Hudson on 6th, 7th, or 8th street.

• Parents with strollers must start in the back of the corrals for the safety of the runners.

Color Group Wave Start Each runner will be assigned a wave start color group noted on their bib.

When you arrive at the Start Line, look for Safety Net Runners holding large signs matching the color of that wave and line up behind them.

Safety Net Runners A team of Safety Net Runners will run the entire 1.2-mile course with the athletes. They will encourage runners and enforce safety all the way to the Finish Line.

Finish Line The Kids Marathon will finish at Scissortail Park near SW 7th and Robinson. Kids will be cheered across the Finish Line by popular mascots and be handed a Kids Marathon medal, Chick-fil-A sandwich, jump rope and water. The runners will then be directed to designated locations in the Finishers’ Corral to connect with their parents/guardians/teachers with matching tear tags.

Only runners with bibs will be allowed in the Finish Line Corral. All others will need to stay in the designated location until we can safely connect kids with school groups and parents.

Tear Tag Procedures Only registered race participants will be allowed on the race course and in the corral. Adults with a tear tag to claim a child are permitted into the Finishers’ Corral. Volunteers in brightly colored shirts and a very visible OKC Police presence will be in place the entire time.

• Each child is issued a bib to wear on race day with a “tear tag” at the bottom with the same number.

A parent, guardian, or teacher will be required to provide the matching tag for the child to leave the Kids Finisher Corral area.

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A SPECIAL THANKS TO VOLUNTEERS & STAFF

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon Chris Fleming, Marathon Trustee Chair Kari Watkins, Pres./CEO and Race Director Lynne Porter, Marathon General Manager

Kids Marathon Kelly Burleson, Race Director Lauren Doyle, Chairman Brett Burleson, Coordinator Phyllis Schmit, Coordinator Margo Naifeh Event Southwest

Race Announcers Whit Raymond Mark Bravo

Logistics Kevin Hayes, Chairman Patrick Owens, Coordinator Gabriel Taylor James Sing Chris Allbright

Advertising and Design Ackerman McQueen pagebypaige design Awards Wes Roberts, Chairman

Media & Public Relations Mark Bravo, Chairman Mary Ann Eckstein Kristin Fares

Business Bob Byers, Chairman Sarah Finley Adriana Garza Tamez

Medical Dr. Brian Coleman, Medical Director Kathleen Moore, Chairman James DeHaven, Chairman Kim Moore, R.N., Coordinator Susan Owens, R.N., Coordinator Kendall Choate, Coordinator Zakia Yazdanipour, EMSA Rachel Franklin, EMSA Shayna Miller, EMSA

Course Logan Burgess Course Marshals David Wood, Chairman Courtney Baukal, Coordinator Dillon Byrd, Coordinator Chelsey Coolidge, Coordinator Lorraine Fahrenkamp, Coordinator Jacob Hunt, Coordinator Ben Pierce, Coordinator Jeremiah Tucker, Coordinator

Merchandise Diana McGoohan Valeria Barrientos-Hernandez Grace Lee Paula Luinstra Aaliyah Perez Haley Roller Kaylea Taylor Olivia Utz

Drivers Ross Lampert (Lead Car) Emergency Planning Lester Wheeler, Chairman Lucien Jones, Chairman

On Course Medical Ed Sunderland, Chairman Marcia Sunderland, Coordinator Megan Bolin, Coordinator Nick Chafey, Coordinator Rachel Nombrana, Coordinator

Environmental Amanda Scofield, Chairman David Griesel, Chairman Cat Ecker, Coordinator Expo Kelli Hayward Walsh, Chairman Ashley Peters, Coordinator Katie Swanson, Coordinator Lesli Massad

Pancake Breakfast Pastor Chris Dodson, Chairman Chanell Easton, Chairman Photo and Video Chris Barnes Dustin Potter Mary Ann Eckstein Lauren Long Caleb Williams Candor

Finish Line Food Paula Kirkpatrick, Chairman Sarah Juhl, Coordinator Finisher Swag Ruby Cline, Chairman Ronda Allan, Chairman

Post Race Recovery Rocky Chen, Chairman Sara McDermitt, Coordinator Angie Spoon, Coordinator

Hospitality Sue Hollenbeck, Chairman Karrie Morgan, Chairman Kellie Myers, Chairman Information Booth Shelby Spivey, Chairman Kristen McCabe, Coordinator Elisabeth Spivey, Coordinator

Public Service Communications Jon Love, Chairman Mike Rockey, Coordinator Tom Webb, Coordinator

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Registration Suzie Bostick, Chairman

Valerie Couch Mike Edmonds Houda Elyazgi Austin Fugitt Rob Garbrecht Brian Hackler Pat Hall Joyce Henderson Mayor David Holt Blu Hulsey Jane Jenkins Wesley Knight Bonnie Lopez Austin Manger Kelli Masters Melissa McLawhorn Houston Emilykaye Mitchelson Gail Muncrief Kim Neese Keri Norris Tammy Powell Wes Roberts Amy Stephens Sara Sweet Becky Switzer Ted Tetrick Major General Michael Thompson Randy Trachtenberg Ryan Whicher Bill Wright

Relay Exchange Samantha Bentson, Chairman Keelee Bright, Vice Chairman Security Capt. Audrea George, OKCPD Sgt. Steve Johnson, OKCPD Lt. David Busch, OKCPD Sgt. Felix Valadez, OKCPD Joe Slawinski Senior Marathon Susan Stewart, Chairman YMCA (official training partner) Sponsorships Lesli Massad Start/Finish Line Mark Hansen, Chairman Jerrod Hansen, Coordinator Dennis Zumwalt, Coordinator Gabriel Taylor Start & Finish Line Control Randy Swanson, Coordinator Corey Norlin, Coordinator Adrienne Norlin, Coordinator

Ex Officio Members Chief Wade Gourley Steve Hill Chief Richard Kelley Brian Maughan Jennifer Nakayama

Training Chuck Mikkelson, Chairman Transportation Tina Gilliland Kathy Hixson, Coordinator

Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum Staff Ali Ali Christopher G. Allbright Valeria Barrientos-Hernandez Brandon Beleele Anthony Skye Conley James Deason Mary Ann Eckstein Mary Eppler Stephen Evans Sarah Finley Nicholas Fite Adriana Garza Tamez Sarah George Tina Gilliland Phillip Land Bobby Ledbetter Grace Lee Lauren Long Paula Luinstra Lesli L. Massad Donald Mayse Diana McGoohan Timothy Minter Angel Moreno Margo Naifeh Aaliyah Perez Lynne Porter Dustin Potter Haley Roller Randy Roschal Patrick Shirley James Sing Joseph Slawinski Helen Stiefmiller Gabriel Taylor Kaylea Taylor Tommy Thomason Olivia Utz Jordan Ward, Consultant Kari Watkins

T-Shirt Distribution Lisa Ellis, Chairman Amy Stephens, Coordinator Cherelle Ellis, Coordinator Jon St. Stauver, Coordinator Water Stops Dylan Motley, Chairman Carin Christensen, Coordinator Zack Easley, Coordinator Jessica Easley, Coordinator Rodney Howard, Coordinator Mac Thompson, Coordinator Website and Online Communications Dustin Potter Ackerman McQueen Candor Wheelchair Division David Rudkin, Chairman Foundation Executive Committee John Kennedy, Chair Susan Chambers, Vice Chair Mike Turpen, Secretary Eric Fares, Treasurer Bob Ross, Immediate Past Chairman Chris Fleming, At-Large Member Ann-Clore Duncan, At-Large Member David Harris, At-Large Member Bill Lance, At-Large Member Polly Nichols, At-Large Member Sam Presti, At-Large Member Steven Taylor, At-Large Member Susan Winchester, At-Large Member Foundation Board of Trustees Blayne Arthur Albert Ashwood Jason Bodin Brian Bogert Scott Briggs Michelle Brooks Bryan Clifton Sandy Coats Steve Cole

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RUNNER SAFETY ON THE COURSE directives given by Marathon officials should an emergency arise and assist in ensuring the safety of their fellow participants, particularly when the conditions are not ideal.

The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon’s goal is to provide a fun and safe event for everyone.

We encourage you to download the Memorial Marathon App to your Android or Apple device before Race Weekend and follow our social media and media partners to stay up to date, and login and allow notifications.

The OKC Memorial Marathon has adopted the WBGT (Wet Bulb Globe Temperature) index as its standard. High heat and humidity, as measured in accordance with the American College of Sports Medicine recommendations for endurance events, could result in the cancellation of the event.

WBGT was developed because the ordinary temperature alone does not provide a realistic guide to the effects of heat and does not take humidity and heat radiation into consideration.

Medical Issues There are 15 medical aid stations on Sunday and one on Saturday staffed with some of the best medical professionals in the state along the race course. Each station will be flying a flag of the color corresponding to the heat stress at the time (see chart). Flag colors will change within 3 minutes of a modification in the heat stress level.

As the WBGT rises, so do sweating and fluid losses. With fluid losses come the risk of various heat injuries: heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. It is strongly recommended that all runners slow their pace and reduce their risk of heat stress if conditions warrant. Hydration stations do not prevent heat stress if your pace is not adjusted.

The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon asserts that upon entering the event, each runner assumes the responsibility with the potential risks that any marathon presents. It is the runner’s responsibility to list preexisting medical conditions and an emergency contact on their individual bibs. All runners should be discerning of their own fitness level in their decision to enter the Marathon and associated events. It is strongly advised that all participants cooperate with

While runners should increase their fluid intake as the WBGT rises, be careful to avoid excessive water intake and the possibility of overhydrating or hyponatremia.

Hyponatremia can cause serious health consequences, including confusion, coma and death.

Additionally, salt in the form of pretzels and/or pickle juice will be available along the last half of the course. Supplemental salt will help prevent cramps.

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If weather conditions or other physical conditions present a danger to the participants, the Memorial Marathon officials maintain the right to cancel the race. Less threatening conditions could cause alterations to the course or length of the race to further ensure participant, volunteer and community safety.

The conditions will fall under an “Act of God” and will not result in any refunding of any race entry fee or future credits. The staging of an event of this magnitude places a large financial burden on the OKC Memorial Marathon organization prior to the event date. In the event of a forced race cancellation or alteration, it is probable the financial impact of the race would not be any different than if the race were held without compromise.

From your training, you should have a general idea of the amount of fluid you need when running under various conditions of temperature and humidity.

The Marathon reserves the right for medical professionals to pull runners from the course if exhibiting signs of physical stress.

Water Stops The OKC Memorial Marathon, in partnership with SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital, offers 22 Water Stops on Sunday and two on Saturday along the course.

There are more than adequate amounts of water to ensure hydration under favorable conditions. If those conditions worsen, additional amounts will be pre-staged and deployed but it should be reasonable to assume that supplies may not be limitless due to logistical constraints entailed in such a distribution effort. Thanks to our partners at Heartland, sanitization stations will be available at Water Stops.

The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon officials, along with city officials, will make decisions regarding the cancellation or alteration of the race. Prior to the race, participants will be informed of weather conditions and how the on-course flag system works.

Race Alteration and Weather Policy

Race officials will describe any changes that may be decided as a result of weather or other unsafe conditions. In the case of a course evacuation, Marathon officials, police, emergency management and course marshals will communicate throughout the course, and will direct participants to stay-in-place at shelters along the course to await transportation back to downtown Oklahoma City or away from the dangerous area along the course.

Perry Weather will provide tailored forecasts for the course that highlight any weather concern.

These forecasts help race officials plan accordingly and set up the proper contingency plans.

Weather updates are available on the Marathon App. If severe weather arises, Perry Weather provides an on-site meteorologist during Race Weekend to determine its impact on the race. We understand the commitment participants have made in entering the race.

However, the decision regarding the cancellation and/or alterations will be based on safety. If at any time community resources are threatened, we will act to protect them from unnecessary stress.

All last-minute and up-to-date information will be pushed out on the Marathon App, and posted on the Marathon’s site, okcMarathon.com, Twitter @okcmarathon, Facebook.com/okcmarathon, oklahoman.com and broadcast on The Franchise 107.7, KWTV Channel 9 and from all public service areas along the course.

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Marathon winners 2022 Bryant Keirns Stillwater, OK 02:24:51

2017 Arya Bahreini Edmond, OK 02:29:15

McKale Montgomery Stillwater, OK 02:41:07*

Catherine Lisle Oklahoma City, OK 02:56:10

*COURSE RECORD

2016 Patrick Gomez Norman, OK 02:38:43

2021 Jose Pablo Salazar Ezquerra Santiago, Chile 02:28:56

Catherine Lisle Oklahoma City, OK 03:09:15

Layne Hammer Oklahoma City, OK 02:54:38

2015 Scott Downard Norman, OK 02:31:30

2020 Virtual Race No Official Winners

Camille Herron Oklahoma City, OK 02:54:55

2019 David Rhodes Edmond, OK 02:39:06

2014 Jason Cook Norman, OK 02:42:29

Stephanie Andre Bixby, OK 02:45:07

Camille Herron Warr Acres, OK 02:51:20

2018 Nathan Chamer Oklahoma City, OK 02:33:45

2013 Jake Buhler Edmond, OK 02:26:13

Kristen Radcliff Oklahoma City, OK 02:54:54 46

McKale Davis Fairfax, OK 02:53:30

2012 Jake Buhler • Edmond, OK 02:27:30

2006 Jerry Faulkner Edmond, OK 02:36:03

Camille Herron Warr Acres, OK 02:45:13

Sara Pizzochero Austin, TX 03:02:07

2011 Mindaugas Pukstas Stillwater, OK 02:31:33

2005 Matt Aguero Poteau, OK 02:31:42

Alaina Zanin Stillwater, OK 03:05:19

Sara Pizzochero Austin, TX 03:05:09

2010 Josh Stewart Ada, OK 02:34:26

2004 Conor Holt Norman, OK 02:22:54*

Catherine Lisle Oklahoma City, OK 02:54:22

*COURSE RECORD

Tracy Evans Woodward, OK 03:13:55

2009 Jordan Kinley Norman, OK 02:27:19

2003 Conor Holt Norman, OK 02:26:55

Catherine Odell Oklahoma City, OK 03:10:16

Kristen Jett Coppell, TX 03:15:44

2008 Nathan Adams Longwood, FL 02:36:43

2002 Jesse Williams Seattle, WA 02:39:36

Jennifer Graef Norman, OK 03:02:32

Shawna Doty-Myers Richmond, TX 03:05:37

2007 Niklas Kroehn Austria 02:37:38

2001 Peter Euler Pittsburg, KS 02:37:12

Amanda Luksetich Richmond, VA 03:13:11 47

Kim Bricker Edmond, OK 03:12:31

SEE SOMETHING SAY SOMETHING Participant safety is of the upmost concern for the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon. Thanks to the hard work of Marathon Staff, Chairmen, Volunteers, and Law Enforcement, there is a detailed security plan for all race courses.

Security is everyone’s responsibility, whether you’re a runner, spectator, or volunteer. If you See Something, Say Something. Follow the steps below to report any suspicious behavior: 1. Do not hesitate. Call 9-1-1 first, making sure you speak calmly while describing the details in full.

2. Notify a law enforcement officer or race official – they are stationed all along the course – after calling 9-1-1.

Following Department of Homeland Security standards for outdoor events, items prohibited at the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon are backpacks, hydration vests, ruck packs, or anything over-theshoulder are not allowed on buses, courses, or at the Start or Finish Line. Running belts, handheld water bottles, or clip-on water bottles less than one liter are allowed for you to use in these areas. Scooters, drones, dogs and oversized costumes are also not allowed on the course. Firefighters are allowed air tanks pre-approved by the OKC bomb squad team.

• No bags are allowed on the Race Course.

• Only the clear Gear Check bags provided to participants at race packet will be accepted at the Marathon Gear Check trailers. Bags will be checked at Gear Check Trailers located at 6th & Hudson or 6th & Robinson at the Start Line and able to be picked up at the Finish Line on Oklahoma City Boulevard.

• Be sure to never leave a bag unattended as it could result in the closing of the race or a certain portion of the course.

• Please do your part and help us ensure the safety of runners, spectators and volunteers by taking responsibility for your belongings.

• Report any unattended bags or suspicious activity or item to a law enforcement officer or race official.

We are grateful to law enforcement and first responders from the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, OKC Police Department, OKC Fire Department, OKC Emergency Management, OKC Public Works Department, Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office, Oklahoma Highway Patrol, FBI, Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security, Federal Protective Services, OU Health Sciences Center, city of OKC, Nichols Hills and the city of The Village for securing our course race weekend. A special thanks to EMSA, and all other EMS personnel who help provide medical treatment to the runners, spectators, and volunteers.

Thank you for running the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon and have a fun, safe run. As always, if you See Something, Say Something.

Report suspicious activity to local law enforcement or call 9-1-1 in case of emergency.

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Thanks To RUNNERS, Volunteers, SPECTATORS and our loyal sponsors For making 2023 such a memorable event.

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