5K Teams and Groups

We encourage participants to walk or run with a team for fun or competition, but it isn’t required by any means.  If you’d like to participate with friends, family and/or co-workers, then you should strongly consider creating a team.  Details below.

Why walk or run as a team?

1) Teams are a great way to show your support for an individual or cause.  Groups will sometimes wear signature items, costumes or t-shirts centered around their team.

2) Participating as a team can offer recognition for your company or cause.

3) If you’re competitive runners, then your team’s top times will be averaged and available online after the race.  Compete against other teams or try for a team goal average.

How do I signup for a team?

There’s a “team name” option at registration… just ask your teammates to use the same team name when registering.

If you already registered and didn’t fill out a team name or would like to change your team name, email the change to kirsten@autism5k.org and she can manually change it before race day.

Top Autism 5K Groups for 2012

Will’s Wheels (over 70 arriving by bus!!)
Chrestomathy (over 40 strong and growing!)
Brady’s Bunch (Another big group arriving by bus!)
Danny’s Gamers
Team Josh
J Man’s Group
Lionsgate Lopers
Sunny Days Therapy
Lovaas Institute
Holland Center
MAC
Hungry for Chips
Rhino Technology Group
TCPN
Team Drew 22
Jake’s Crew Sponsored by Stonebridge Bloomington
Ambling for Autism
C&C Puzzlers
Corbin’s Crew
Daniel’s Determination
Foss
Jogging for Jake
Linked 2gether
On A Whim!
Peggy’s Posse
Pullin’ for Autism Awareness
Team Bartleson
Team Calvin
Team Charlie
Team Colin
Team Drew 22
Team Elijah
Team Jackson
Team Jacob
Team Jacoby
Team Jake
Team Jared
Team Jordan
Team Lu
Team Jack Jack
Yo Gabba Gabba
You Don’t Know Jack

Thanks to all of our great teams for showing your spirit in support of the cause!

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