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See you in 2025 for year 15!

Join Us for the 15th Annual Camp Patriot Fun Run at GESA Stadium - Pasco, WA
100 pound Ruck starts at 7:30am - weigh in starts at 7:00am
5k - 1 mile starts at 8:00am
Day of Registration starts at 7:00am

​Running in honor of someone? 
​Register by June 12th and we'll add their name to this year's shirt.

​Camp Patriot 4th of July 5k/1M Fun Run
On-line registration is Open!!
Only $25, includes t-shirt & ticket to Dust Devils game!
​ Register at packet pickup from 12-4 on July 3rd or race day starting at 7am (all at Gesa Stadium).

Click here to sign up! (Pasco, WA)
click here to sign up! (virtual race)

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Help Give Back to Those Who have Given
Like - Ed Salau

"My traumatic, life-changing injury could have easily influenced me into a life of bitterness; however, overcoming obstacles, like a mountain, have served as opportunities to realize I am still "me", no less. Camp Patriot has not only provided the trip, but more importantly, you have demonstrated leadership - a leadership that warriors follow... From the front. Camp Patriot demonstrates that supporting the troops is more than placing a bumper sticker on a car. It is understanding an important tenant of the warrior ethos: "I will never leave a fallen comrade."
I followed two warriors up that mountain, an able-bodied one and a visually impaired one. I followed them because they led me up that hill. Captain Scott Smiley, blinded in combat, demonstrated another tenant of that warrior ethos: "I will never quit." It was easy to follow that man because he was leading by example (and he was faster than me). I am certain I would have never climbed that mountain, and ultimately achieving the goal would have been unlikely had Captain Smiley not been there that week. Camp Patriot orchestrated it, and I needed it. I am so proud of myself for getting as far as I did, and that is one of those accomplishments in my life by which I measure the true difficulty of new tasks. If I can do that, I can do anything. Thanks!  Thanks for what you are doing.
"- www.CampPatriot.org
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  • Home
  • Registration
    • Pasco, WA
    • Virtual Runners
  • 2025 Shirt Design
  • Sponsors
  • SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Race Results
    • Results 2018
    • Results 2017
    • Results 2016
    • Results 2015
    • Results 2014
    • Results 2013
    • Results 2012
    • Results 2011
  • Photos
  • Athletes
  • 100lb Club
  • Honor Roll
  • Donations
  • Blog
  • Contact
    • Privacy Policy