How is the race entry fee handled?

You can enter by bringing 2-3 boxes of dry cereal or by paying $13 online or $15 on race day, with all proceeds benefiting the SOU Student Food Pantry.

Are there any restrictions on the course?

For safety, the event strictly prohibits roller skaters, bicycles, skateboards, baby joggers, dogs, and headphones.

What awards are available?

Ribbons are awarded to the top three finishers in all age groups, and a $100 prize is offered for men running sub-4:00 or women running sub-4:40.

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Longest Night Mile

Monday, December 21, 2026Phoenix, OR1 Miles

Experience a unique holiday tradition at the Phoenix High School Track Mile, where community spirit meets competitive racing. This event features five distinct heats organized by pace, ensuring runners of all abilities have a fair shot at their personal best. The course is a straightforward four-lap journey around the high school track. Beyond the race, this event serves as a charitable drive for the SOU Student Food Pantry, with entry fees collected as either cash or boxes of dry cereal. It is a festive, no-frills evening designed to support local students while celebrating the season. Please note that for safety and fairness, no headphones, strollers, or pets are permitted on the track.