Colton's Main Street Run

The date is set for the 16th annual Colton's Main Street Run.  The Run is held in memory of Colton Sherrill, son of Trace and Dena Sherrill.  The 10-year old athlete and Durant Main Street volunteer passed away 17 years ago while playing basketball from an unknown heart defect.

The proceeds will be used to provide education in Cardio Pulmonary resuscitation and use of Automated External Defibrillators (AED's), to provide emergency equipment, including but not limited to AEDs, for use by schools and communities, to fund higher education scholarships, and community projects. To date the proceeds have benefited our community as follows: 

• 182 AEDs purchased for area schools and the community-provided training and yearly supplies for schools.
• Donated 645 Stop the Bleed Kits to area schools.
  Donated 74 LifeVac Choking Rescue Devices to area schools.
• Purchased bleachers for Colton's Field and player benches for other soccer fields at Durant Sports Complex.  In 2022, we purchased 2 new soccer goals and nets.
• Donated $25,000 to county schools to purchase PPE.
• Helped purchase Lucas 2 Chest Compression System with Bryan County EMS.
• Endowed Colton Sherrill Memorial Scholarship Fund at Southeastern Oklahoma State University providing 44 scholarships to area students
• Created the Crooked Smile Trail in partnership with Southeastern Oklahoma State University for local cross-country teams and the public. In 2024, we donated $10,000 for the bridge project.
• 2 - ADA Wheelchair Swing Sets at Durant City Parks
• Durant Main Street Revitalization Impact in 2024 - 831 volunteer hours and $618,400 reinvested in Durant Main Street
• CPR and AED classes in partnership with Bryan County EMS.

In 2024, we provided $74,000 in grants and community support to fund health and safety projects in Oklahoma.  

Please join us for the 2025 Colton's Run and keep the momentum going! #GiveRunRemember

Join fellow runners on October 10, 2020 for the Colton's Main Street Run. It's a fantastic 10K, 5K, 1.6K featuring a flat and fast course in Durant.