Colby's Path to the Cure
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Colby's Path to the Cure

Springfield, Massachusetts, United States View on map
Sep 19, 2026 (America/New_York local time)
Running

About this race

On Saturday, September 19, 2026 the Run/Walk starts at 10:00 AM.
Colby’s Path to the Cure, a 5k run/walk, to raise funds for Synovial Sarcoma Research and Awareness.

King Phillip's Stockade
70 Columbus Ave, Springfield, MA 01105

All registered participants receive T-shirts, sizes not guaranteed; the last day of early registration is 8/31.  

Adults: $25, Cost for children 13U $10.00 (Discount appears at Checkout) 

As of 9/1, the Registration fee for adults is $30, which may include a t-shirt while supplies last; sizes are not guaranteed.

*******************************Register at this site any time before the start *********************

*****Free Parking is throughout King Phillip's Stockade ***** 

We will be gathering at the Pavilion closest to the entrance.
Following the race, there will be an outdoor family-friendly gathering at the Pavilion. There will be Music provided DJ. C-Smooth, raffles, face painting, and fun lawn games.
You’ll have the option to purchase a “boxed” lunch or bring your own picnic.

You will be able to purchase a boxed lunch provided by AC Main Street Market with registration (until 09/03) or independently by clicking here: 

Choice of Turkey, Cold Cut, Ham, and Roasted Veggie 
Feel free to reach out with any questions.

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Running

Colby's Path 5k - Run/Walk 2026

Synovial sarcoma is a rare cancer that is more commonly diagnosed in people under 40. It is a form of soft tissue sarcoma. Where is synovial sarcoma found? Synovial sarcoma usually occurs in the arms and legs, but it can be diagnosed in any part of the body and in people of any age. What are the signs of synovial sarcoma? The main sign of synovial sarcoma is a painful lump in the arm or leg. How is synovial sarcoma diagnosed? Doctors use imaging to detect synovial sarcoma. These tests typically include MRIs or CTs. The scans can show the size of the tumor, where it started, whether any nearby organs or tissues are involved and whether cancer has spread to other areas of the body. A biopsy is usually the next step. The biopsy procedure is the only test that can make a definitive diagnosis of synovial sarcoma. Diagnosis and care from a team of highly trained doctors experienced in the diagnosis and treatment of soft tissue sarcoma is not yet a guarantee to success. There are more than 80 subtypes of soft tissue sarcoma, and we are focused on synovial sarcoma. ... (https://www.mskcc.org/cancer-care/types/soft-tissue-sarcoma/types/synovial-sarcoma)

Sep 19, 2026 5K 10:00 AM
$25.00
Open

Colby's Path 5k - Run/Walk- Virtual

Synovial sarcoma is a rare cancer that is more commonly diagnosed in people under 40. It is a form of soft tissue sarcoma. Where is synovial sarcoma found? Synovial sarcoma usually occurs in the arms and legs, but it can be diagnosed in all parts of the body and in people of all ages. What are the signs of synovial sarcoma? The main sign of synovial sarcoma is a painful lump in the arm or leg. How is synovial sarcoma diagnosed? Doctors use imaging to detect synovial sarcoma. These tests typically include MRIs or CTs. The scans can show the size of the tumor, where it started, whether any nearby organs or tissues are involved, and whether the tumor has spread to other areas of the body. Biopsy is usually the next step. A biopsy is the only test that can make a definite diagnosis of synovial sarcoma. It involves taking a sample of the tumor. That sample is checked under a microscope for cancer cells by a pathologist (a doctor who is specially trained to diagnose disease). It is very important to receive a diagnosis from a team of doctors that is highly experienced in the diagnosis and treatment of soft tissue sarcoma. There are more than 80 subtypes of soft tissue sarcoma, so it can be a difficult disease to diagnose. ... (https://www.mskcc.org/cancer-care/types/soft-tissue-sarcoma/types/synovial-sarcoma)

Sep 19, 2026 5K 10:00 AM
$25.00
Open

Typical race-day weather

Based on 6 years of historical conditions on this event's race dates in Springfield.

Temp (°C)
Minimum temperature (race-day average) 12.3° / Maximum temperature (race-day average) 22.6°
Feels Like (°C)
Minimum feels like — heat index / wind chill (race-day average) 12.3° / Maximum feels like — heat index / wind chill (race-day average) 22.6°
Wind (km/h)
Average wind speed (race-day average)
12.9
Precip (mm)
Average precipitation (race-day average)
0.0mm
Humidity
Average relative humidity (race-day average)
68.5%

Course

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