Running races in or near Centerville, GA
Marathons, 1-milers, 5Ks, half-marathons, 10Ks & more
See below for a frequently-updated, comprehensive list of upcoming running events in the local Centerville, GA area. Races listed here include both walking and running events of various distances — from 1-milers, to 5Ks, to marathons, and everything else in between.
Running/Walking-5K (VIRTUAL) - Individual Age group/open
Organization: Pacesetters Road Race Consulting
Date of Race: 05-10-2025
Description: Join us the morning of May 10, 2025 along the banks ...
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Running-5K (IN PERSON) - Individual Age group/open
Organization: Pacesetters Road Race Consulting
Date of Race: 05-10-2025
Description: Join us the morning of May 10, 2025 along the banks ...
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2nd Annual Masonic Home for Children 5K/Tot Trot
Organization: Pacesetters Road Race Consulting
Date of Race: 05-10-2025
Description: Join us the morning of May 10, 2025 along the banks ...
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Volunteer Registration - Perry, GA
Organization: Connect Ministries
Date of Race: 06-09-2025
Description: Join us the morning of May 10, 2025 along the banks ...
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Walking-5K (IN PERSON) - Individual Age group/open
Organization: Pacesetters Road Race Consulting
Date of Race: 05-10-2025
Description: Join us the morning of May 10, 2025 along the banks ...
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Other - Tot Trot (ages 5 & under) ...
Organization: Pacesetters Road Race Consulting
Date of Race: 05-10-2025
Description: Join us the morning of May 10, 2025 along the banks ...
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Complete list of running events in and near Centerville, GA: Marathons, 1-milers, 5Ks, half-marathons, 10Ks, obstacle courses, walking events & more.
More information about Centerville
About Centerville
Centerville (GA) is a city in Houston County with an estimated population of 7,148.[4]
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