Sandy Sprint Sea Isle City

The Sandy Sprint California is hosted by the Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation to spread the word about our mission and to raise funds to advance research. 

The Sandy Sprint Sea Isle City includes a 5K Run, 2 mile Family Fun Walk, Survivor Ceremony and More. 

The event takes place at Excursion Park (JFK blvd & The Promenade)

Race Day Registration Begins at 7:15 am at Excursion Park

Race Start: 8:30 am

Registration Day Registration Fees: $45 adults, $35 children under 12

Pre-Registration is NOW CLOSED.  People can register at the Ludlam Bar & Grill after 5 PM on 7/22 or on race morning beginning at 7:15 am. 

5K Course

7:15am - Race Day Registration open

8:00am -Welcome by PHL 17 Anchor Jenna Meissner

National Anthem by Joyce Kelley

Survivor Ceremony

Survivor Photo

Musical Performance by Avalon Players

Musical Performance by Bishop McHugh Regional Catholic School Choir 

8:25am - Warm Up 

8:30am - 5K Run Starts

8:35am- Family Fun Walk Starts

9:30am - Awards & Refreshments

Join us after the event at the Ludlam for a Post Race Party!

Metered Parking is available at the Visitor Center Lot and at Excusion Park.

This week in our Teal Spotlight, we are highlighting Team Pam lead by captain Ron Poling. Team Pam was created in memory and honor of Pamela Beden Poling who passed away from ovarian cancer in 2019. Her husband, Ron, was searching for an ovarian cancer charity event and found the Sandy Sprint Sea Isle City event, and the team got involved.

Ron shared the following about his late wife, “Pamela was a remarkable 35-year public school teacher. Her retirement plans included volunteering her time to Saint Mary's Catholic Church in Medford, N.J. as well as helping with the Christian Caring Center in Pemberton. She just wanted to provide service to her community. Three months into retirement Pamela was diagnosed with stage four ovarian cancer. She fought the hard fight for three and a half years. She was so brave and strong. I pray with all my heart that one day I'll be reunited with her.”

Last year Team Pam was made up of a few family members. This year there will again be family members, plus some of Pam’s former co-workers. The team uses email as the primary source of communication to potential team members.