JUST ADDED: Click here to view photos from the 2007 Event!

Thank you to all the participants, sponsors, and volunteers that helped make the 2007 BA5K a huge success. Planning has already begun for the next race to be held on May 11th, 2008. We hope you will join us and help us make the 3rd Annual BA5K the biggest and best yet!

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Click here to view the results from the 2006 Event!

Date: Mother's Day, Sunday, May 11th, 2008

Location: Washington Lake Park, Sewell, NJ (directions)

Time: Registration begins at 7:00 AM, 5K run at 9:00 AM, 5K walk following, and Kids' Run begins at 10:15 AM,

Course: wheel measured 5k through beautiful Washington Lake Park

Admission Fee: $15.00 prior to race day, $35.00 for a family (up to 5 participants). $18.00 on event day, $38.00 per family on event day

Registration: you may register online at runtheday.com

or

download the registration form by clicking here and mail it to

BA5K
3 Grenloch Ct.
Sewell NJ, 08080

Group registration for school clubs and teams available. Call for details.

Timing: New this year! The race will be timed with chip timing devies by Run the Day Timing Co. Marshals will be present throughout the course.

Please note: while you are more than welcome to run, you may also walk the 5K!

This event benefits the Brian M. Anderson Scholarship and the SADS Foundation.

There will be prizes, t-shirts, snacks, and music!

Contact: Kris Welsh, 856-582-3846

Click here to view photos from the 2006 Event!

The Brian M. Anderson Memorial 5K Run, or “BA5K”, is an event organized to remember Brian Anderson. Brian was an outstanding 21 year old whose life ended abruptly on Mother’s Day 2005. An honors graduate of Washington Township High School, Brian had just completed Villanova University’s Engineering Program in only three years. He was about to embark on a career at MIT’s Lincoln Laboratory in the Ballistic Missile Program. Outwardly healthy and full of life and promise, Brian collapsed suddenly while out with friends and never regained consciousness. It was later determined, after months of research, that Brian was the victim of Brugada Syndrome, a virtually unknown hereditary disease that causes sudden unexpected cardiac death in apparently healthy individuals. The sudden death is caused by severe disturbances of the rhythm of the heart.