KUS 24 Hour Run
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KUS 6/12/24 Hour Run
The KUS 6/12/24 Hour Run is an endurance event held in Marquette, Kansas, at the Wolverine Sports Complex. Participants compete on a 1 mile loop course that features a six-foot-wide crushed limestone path and a section across a grass field. The route is evenly divided between shaded tree areas and open spaces.
The event offers several timed formats:
- 24 Hour
- 12 Hour (Day and Night options)
- 6 Hour (Day and Night options)
Timing is recorded using a chip system attached to the runner's bib. Only completed laps are counted toward the final distance. Participants are permitted to walk or stop at any time during their allotted event duration.
One central aid station is located at the start and finish of each loop, providing standard fare along with soups and broths during the night. This is a cup-less event, and runners must bring their own refillable containers. Participants and crews may set up pop-up tents, chairs, and drop bags in designated areas near the timing mat.
Finishers receive a belt buckle award. Specific magnetic banners are provided for those who complete 50 km, 50 miles, 100 km, 75 miles, or 100 miles. Top three finishers in each event receive awards, and a "doubler award" is available for those who participate in both this race and the Heat Wave event. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
