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Go here to view photos from the 2012 Kiwanis Kingston classic!

In the 4/1/12 edition of the Daily Freeman, the top 10 reasons to run in the Kiwanis Kingston Classic are presented.   Click here to read on!!

The Kingston Daily Freeman reports on this year’s Kiwanis Kingston Classic 10-kilometer road race, scheduled for April 15, celebrates its 30th anniversary and its second year under the direction of the Kiwanis Club of Kingston.   Read the entire article here!

We are thrilled to announce that the Cagneys will join the post-race party !!   Check out their website http://www.thecagneys.net/bio.php   to learn more about the group!! 

Here are photos from today’s press conference with Ulster County Executive Michael Hein:

By ERIC HOUGHTALING Freeman staff KINGSTON — Planning for the next Kiwanis Kingston Classic 10-kilometer road race has reached full throttle according to race director Greg Riley. The 2012 Classic is scheduled to take place at 1 p.m. on April 15, one day after the YMCA Kids Classic at Dietz Stadium Read the full article…

The question about whether or not the Kingston Classic 10-kilometer road race could survive one year off was answered with an emphatic “yes” on Sunday. The Kiwanis Club of Kingston took over the race and the hundreds of runners and walkers showed their appreciation by running in the 2011 Classic. Read the full article here.

“I’ve been doing races all my life, but never have I seen one like this,” said Zappen, 35. “I love the stadium and running through the historic uptown district. And, in terms of the fan support and the expo, it was just a great feeling. “It was truly a great event. I do the Utica…

Here are the final results for the Fan Zone Challenge.  The winners will receive prizes to use for their organization or donate to the charity of their choice. First Place:  Kingston High School Band-  $500.00 Second Place:  Kingston Firemen’s Museum-  $250.00 Third Place: St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic School-  $125.00 Congratulations to the winners, and thank…

The Mayor’s cup trophy was created as the team award for the 10K run.  Teams were able to have as many runners as desired, however only the top 5 runners for each team would be counted for the results.  The lowest combined time for the first 5 runners for each team was calculated to determine the winner.  A…