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Dear Girls on the Run (GOTR) caregivers,

Our Fall 2025 season is in full swing and our participants have been growing consistently as individuals and as a team! We hope you are seeing positive changes in your Girl on the Run – We definitely have!

END OF SEASON 5K DETAILS

By now, you have probably already heard your participant talk about the end of season 5K. At the end of the season, teams participate in a joyful, fun, non-competitive 5K event (3.1 miles). This is the culmination of the program and gives participants a tangible sense of accomplishment, recognizing their inner strengths and celebrating what makes each one of them unique!

Save the date for our Fall 5K!

When: Sunday, November 9, 2025

Where: Empower Field @ Mile High (1701 Bryant St, Denver CO 80204) Lot D

Race start time: 10:00 AM

We are expecting many runners and spectators, so please come early and plan accordingly! 

Find your arrival time and color pod and by school name:

  •  Orange Pod (SkyView Elementary)- Participants arrive at 9:00 AM

  •  Schools A - D : PINK POD  - Arrive at 9:00 AM

  •  Schools E - I : PURPLE POD  - Arrive at 9:30 AM

  •  Schools J - R : GREEN POD - Arrive at 9:30 AM

  •  Schools S - Z  : BLUE POD   - Arrive at 9:00 AM

Run with us! We encourage you to join in the fun and run, walk, hop or skip the 5K alongside our Girls on the Run participants! This is a great way to accomplish a goal together.  All GOTR participants ARE ALREADY registered for the race, but you will have to sign up if you would like to run in the 5K!  Online registration is open until 11:59 PM on November 5. Registration is $31.99 online and $35 with cash or $38.35 with a card on race day. Register to run here!

Stay tuned for more detailed information about the 5K and race day. We will be sending detailed instructions and Race Day Tips. You can also find more details on our 5K page on our website.

QUESTIONS? Check with your coaches. Your coach should be in contact with you to share details about the race.

YOUR GOTR GIRL’S LEARNING JOURNEY: AT HOME AND BEYOND

In Lessons 13-20 of Hello, Superstar! your child will learn to see the world through different perspectives, recognizing that everyone has their own unique view and practicing how to put themselves in others’ shoes. They’ll explore what it means to be an includer, understanding the importance of making everyone feel valued, and strengthen their teamwork skills with a special communication tool to help them work together effectively. During their Community Impact Project, your child will identify their strengths, practice gratitude, and use their Star Power to make a positive difference in their community, all while celebrating how far they’ve come and the power of shining together!

Ask an Expert from HCA HealthONE

Daylight Savings is around the corner. Be sure to FALL BACK on Sunday, November 2! Our friends at HCA HealthONE have some great suggestions to ensure adequate sleep for young athletes. 

“Athletes need an appropriate amount of sleep for optimal health and peak performance,” explains Rachel Brewer, MD, a pediatric sports medicine physician (and Girls on the Run coach) with Rocky Mountain Pediatric OrthoOne. “Research shows that sleep increases speed, accuracy and reaction times in athletes. Additionally, sleeping less than the recommended approximately eight hours each night increases the risk of injury.”

To read Dr. Brewer's Tips for Adequate Sleep, visit our latest blog post

 

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