How do I know if I made the lottery to run in the St. George Marathon?
Monday, May 11, 2009 St. George Marathon 2009 – Lottery Results St. George Marathon lottery results are posted here: just enter your name and hit the “Search” button. (The organizers ask you to be patient, since there are thousands of people trying to find out if they got in.) From the site: “Congratulations to those 7200 out of 10,510 registrants! The Runner’s Guide information will be available on our website Thursday May 14th as well as a printable PDF version.” If you’re not one of the lucky ones to get in, see the race’s home page for other ways to get into the race. The 2009 St. George Marathon takes place October 3rd in St. George, Utah. Posted by Dave B at 7:19 PM Labels: marathon, race lottery, running, st. george marathon, utah, utah races Sources: http://raceguide.blogspot.com/2009/05/st-george-marathon-2009-lottery-results.
Results for the St. George Marathon Lottery can be found at www.stgeorgemarathon.com/lottery_x.php. Just enter your last name and click the “Search” button. The 2009 St. George Marathon takes place on October 3, 2009, in St. George, Utah. Of 10,510 registrants, 7,200 runners have been selected by a computerized random selection process. Washington County, Utah runners and 10 Year Club members are guaranteed entry in the marathon if entry is submitted before May 4, 2009. Sources: http://www.stgeorgemarathon.
St. George Marathon organizers say that the lottery numbers are in an 7200 runners are selected from 10,510 registrants. On May 14, St. George Marathon will post the Runner’s Guide in its website. St. George Marathon organizers say that there will not be a waiting list. Those who have not made it to the list of the 7200 runners should look for other programs organized by St. George marathon. Runners now have nearly five months to get ready for this marathon. St. George marathon will take place on October 3 of 2009. Runners can check to see if their names are selected for St. George Marathon by visiting it’s webiste. The registrants can check by searching using their last name. If you can’t find your name in the St. George marathon database try searching for your first name in case you inadvertently switched first and last names when filling out the application. Sources: http://www.huliq.
