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Elite Registration:
...ege or another coach. This may not guarantee a spot depending on the other applications that are received. You may be asked to submit a time trial for verification.Elite Runner Benefits:Complimentary entryAccess to the Elite Starting corral· Toilets· Heaters· Aid StationPersonal fluid bottles placed along course Notification of Decision:Runners will be notified by email that the application has been either approved or disapproved. If approved, a Complimentary Entry Code will be e-mailed to the e-mail address shown on the initial application Sub-Elite Qualifications: Runners who do not meet the Elite Qualifications can request to obtain Sub-Elite status and qualify to receive a Guaranteed Entry (runner pays the entry fee) by meeting the applicable qualifying time within the past 2 years (from the beginning of registration, April 1st). The qualifications for Sub-Elite status are as follows:    Marathon Open Men 2:40 Open Women 3:00 Masters Men 2:50 Masters Women 3:10 Having met the qualifying time does not automatically qualify athletes for elite status. Athletes must apply: To Apply for Sub-Elite Status: Please submit your request to marathon@sgcity.org by the end of June.Attach a copy of a complete Running Resume for the past three years, minimum, to the current date. For each race, state event, where the event was held, date of the event, finish time and overall or masters finish place. Include in the Bio, or in a separate form, the following as well as any additional information that may help in the review process: Athlete's name, email address, mailing address, phone number, sex, age, date of birth, and what you anticipate your completion time will be at the 2024 St. George Marathon. If you do not have qualifying times for marathon or half marathon distances and you are a first-time marathoner who has run at a high level in shorter distances, i.e. college cross country and believe your training and resume should qualify you for Sub-Elite consideration please submit your runner resume with a reference letter from your college or another coach. This may not guarantee a spot depending on the other applications that are received. You may be asked to submit a time trial for...


Expo Registration:
...rfeit of $200 of the $600 booth fee for any vendor who cancels after their application has been approved and confirmed by the St. George Marathon EXPO...


ST. GEORGE MARATHON PRIVACY POLICY:
... in connection with our websites (“ Websites ”) and our mobile applications (“Apps”) (collectively, the “Services”). It also explains your rights and choices with respect to such information and the steps you can take to protect your privacy. By visiting or using the Services, installing our Apps, clicking “I agree” or any other button indicating your acceptance of this Privacy Policy, or otherwise providing information to St. George Marathon, you are consenting to the collection, use, and sharing of your information as described in this Privacy Policy. The information that we collect in connection with our Services is controlled by the City of St. George, which is headquartered in the United States at 175 East 200 North, St. George, Utah 84770. As a result, such information may be transferred to and processed in the United States, as described in the section below titled “Information for Individuals Outside the United States.” INFORMATION THAT WE COLLECT We and our service providers collect a variety of information through the Services, including: Account and profile information. We collect information when you sign up for events, programs, and leagues, such as your name, gender, mailing address, phone number(s), birthdate, personal email address, emergency contact information, race history, shirt size, weight division, and disability division. Event registration or volunteer information. We collect information when you register or volunteer for a race or other event, such as your name, gender, mailing address, phone number(s), birthdate, personal email address, emergency contact information, race history, shirt size, weight division, disability division, race-day availability, and volunteer history. Our third-party service providers may also collect your payment card information when you submit your registration. Race activities and results. We collect information when you participate in a race or other event that we organize. For example, we may collect information about your progress along the course, your race times and splits, and your finishing results. We may share this information with the general public through our Services, as described in the section below titled “How We Share Information.” Information you provide to us directly or through the Services. We collect information that you provide to us directly or through the Services, such as when you post questions or comments, respond to surveys, rate the Apps, or communicate with us. Information collected automatically. When you use our Services, we or our third-party service providers may automatically receive and record certain information. For example, this may include your device’s IP address, user-agent string, information about your use of the Services during your current session and over time (including the pages you view and the files you download), the date and time of your visit, links you click, searches conducted, the website visited before navigating to the Services, your software and hardware attributes (including browser and operating system type and version, App version, device type, and device identifiers), and your general location inferred from IP address. To obtain such information, we or our third-party service providers may use the following technologies to recognize your device and collect information about your Services usage: Server logs. When you use the Services, we automatically receive and record certain information from your computer (or other device) and your browser. To obtain such information, we may use server logs or applications that recognize your device and gather information about its online activity. Cookies. We also use cookies on the Services. Cookies are small files that are stored on your device by your web browser. A cookie allows us to recognize whether you have visited before and may store user preferences and other information. If you are concerned about having cookies on your device, you can set your browser to refuse all cookies or to indicate when a cookie is being set, allowing you to decide whether to accept it. You can also delete cookies from your device. However, if you choose to block or delete cookies, certain features of the Services may not operate correctly. Web beacons, tags, pixels, and similar technologies. The Services or the emails that you receive from us may use an application known as a “web beacon” (also known as a “tag...


Ibigawa Japan:
...awa. Responses will be judged on content, uniqueness, and creativity. Your application and attached essay must be submitted no later than April 1st, 2...