Cambridge Crab Run

Volunteers will assist with directing athletes to their appropriate swag bag. There will be limited interaction with the athlete directly, on race morning.

There will be a gap in time for Packet Pickup between the Half marathon start and the 5k start (about 2 hours). At any time, persons will be able to come to site to pick up their packet for either race.

Volunteers will be on hand to direct each participant to a finisher medal and to ensure that they are able to have water/Gatorade/food from the table in the finish chute.

Volunteers will be given a high visibilty vest and orange flag to assist pointing runners in the proper direction. Flaggers will be responsible for guiding RUNNERS ONLY. Law enforcement will control intersections for any vehicles on course. As volunteers are gathered, assignments will be made. If a volunteer would like a particular intersection, please send an email to jason@tcreventmanagement.com with the location

This cyclist must wear a helmet and will ride in front of the lead runner, to ensure that they follow the route exactly for the half marathon. The half marathon starts at 730 am and should conclude by 9am.

Great Marsh Park to entire course (Eagleman 70.3 run course)

This cyclist (must wear helmet) will ride behind the end of the half marathon runners and will ensure that everyone is safely off the course. This ride will be at slow speeds, so any type of bike is helpful The half marathon START at 730 and we hope to have the last runner off course by 1030 am .

Great Marsh Park start and follow Eagleman 70.3 run course.

This water station will be just past Mile 1 and about Mile 12 for the half marathon. This will be the ONLY water station that will be used by the 5k participants. This will be THE BUSIEST water station on course!

Oak Street and Riverside Drive

This aid station is on the Westside ByPass Road and will be near the turnaround section of the run. Due to COVID restrictions, we are limiting the number of Aid Stations on course this year.

Aid stations will have pre-packaged foods and drinks, and volunteers will wear gloves and masks while replenishing food and drink the athletes take THEMSELVES from a table.

Westside Bypass