Description

WHAT
The Wilmington Surgical Associates Run for the Ta Tas presented by Delaney Radiology

Run for the Ta Tas is a 5K Chaser Race and 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk. But this is not your typical 5K – a Chaser Race is a unique format where women start first, giving them a head start over the men. Men start exactly 2:00 minutes after the women (Hint on the name: Run For the Ta Tas).  Whoever crosses the finish line first, male or female, wins the race!  

CELEBRATION
Stay after your event for the Wilmington Surgical Associates Post Race Party.
  - Free Food from Poe's Tavern
  - Craft Beer from Bill's Brewing Co 
  - Live Entertainment provided by MegaCorp
  - Free Swag from our Sponsors
  - Water from Culligan and snacks provided by Harris Teeter
  - Sunset Slush (available for purchase)

DATE
Saturday, October 4, 2025

EVENTS
5K Timed - This event is for participants who want to know their finish time, and are eligible for awards.
5K Not Timed - This event is for those who are walking and not worried about their finish time.  Not eligible for awards.
1 Mile - This event is a Fun Run or Walk.  The event is not timed.

*You can run or walk any event.

START/FINISH LINE LOCATION
Mayfaire Town Center (between Fuel Fitness & Regal Mayfaire)
936 Town Center Drive
Wilmington, NC 28405

PARKING
Parking is available in any legal parking spot at Mayfaire Town Center.

EVENT SCHEDULE
For the Packet Pickup & the Event Schedule, click HERE

AWARDS
Awards list and prizes are listed HERE

HOW TO REGISTER
Just click on the Sign Up button in the upper right corner.
Registration at packet pickup and the race will be available.  However, you will be asked to scan a QR Code with your phone and register online.  You can register here online until the race starts.

HOW YOUR PARTICIPATION HELPS OUR COMMUNITY:
Run for the Ta Tas helps raise awareness and funds for Going Beyond the Pink, Love is Bald, and The Pink Ribbon Project. Both the race organizers and participants join together to help these organizations raise money that directly funds programs helping patients in southeastern North Carolina.