Last Man Standing - Lumberton
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Event overview
Last Man Standing is a running challenge held in Lumberton, Texas, at 1300 TX-421. The course uses a two-loop design totaling 4 miles, routed on trails that include shaded paths and open stretches through a local park with pine trees. Registration for the event closes on Saturday, Oct 24 at 11:59 PM CT. Packet pickup is available the day before and the morning of the event.
Logistics, support and purpose
Organizers provide two aid stations: an unmanned station on the back side of the course (Mile 1) and a main aid station near the finish area. Aid station supplies include water, electrolytes, pickle juice, coke and snacks. Participants may set up drop bags or small athlete camps near the start area; a canopy is recommended for personal gear and supplies.
Proceeds support NMA, working with 1egacy Group, law enforcement, advocacy groups and families to recover missing and exploited children. The charity work described includes tracking traffickers, outreach efforts and crisis response. Race awards include finisher medals with a patch denoting loops completed, finisher shirts, and prizes for the winner such as a trophy and a cooler. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
