BRAINERD — Registration is now open for the 2022 Warrior Homecoming Run.
The run is set for Saturday, Sept. 17, at Kiwanis Park in Brainerd.
The Brainerd High School Nordic Ski team will put on the annual 1K and 5K run/walk event during homecoming week. All ages and abilities are invited to participate, and students are provided a discounted race fee on the registration website. There is also a virtual 5K option for those who can’t join in person.Blue and white Warrior pride gear is encouraged during the event.
To register, visit
bit.ly/3QjFKqB
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The premier sponsor is Essentia Health, and other sponsors include Roundhouse Brewery, Cub Foods, Lakes Printing, Teehive, CTC, Run for the Lakes, Smiles for Jake, Mid Minnesota Federal Credit Union, American Family Insurance-Shannon Finnegan, Westport Mall, Cosmetic Dentistry, Brainerd Public Schools Foundation, Baxter Kiwanis, CrossFit Grow and the YMCA.
All proceeds will benefit the BHS Warrior Nordic Ski team.
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