Annual Market Street Run for Blue
The 5th annual 5-mile Market Street “Run for Blue" will start at Dock and Front Street at the Marriot Hotel Old City. You can run OR walk the race.
In 2019, a new yearly tradition began—an opportunity to run or walk Market Street in support of the Philadelphia Police Department. The 5-mile route starts in Old City near the Delaware River, stretches 2.5 miles to 30th Street Station by the Schuylkill River, and loops back to the finish. Each step taken shows our unity, strength, and appreciation for those who serve and protect our city.
Run For Blue Winner’s Circle
2025
Michael Palmisano
Bryn Mawr
24:45.00
Ryan Galiczynski
Philadelphia
26:16.36
Scott Roman
Philadelphia, PA
26:19.11
2024
Jack Ennis
Medford, NJ
26:01.26
James Stevenson
Landsdale, PA
26:01.49
Daniel Williamson
Philadelphia, PA
27:18.79
2023
Sam Stortz
Philadelphia, PA
26:38.13
Scott Roman
Philadelphia, PA
27:56.31
Mathieu Pregeant
Philadelphia, PA
28:02.51
2022
Dwayne Brown
Philadelphia, PA
28:47.50
Lindsey Oremus
Conshohocken, PA
28:52.49
Richard Guthrie
Philadelphia, PA
29:16.00
2021
Dwayne Brown
Philadelphia, PA
30:39
Tom Glover
Philadelphia, PA
31:05
Kevin Forde
Philadelphia, PA
31:16
2020
Tomas Colella
Cinnaminson, NJ
32:16
Noel McManus
Philadelphia, PA
34:25
Michael Gould
Philadelphia, PA
37:56
More About the Annual 5 Mile Market Street Run for Blue
You can run OR walk the Market Street Run For Blue. This is your chance to show your support for the dedicated officers of the Philadelphia Police Department. Please show your support for those who protect and serve our city!
The Race Course and Our Brief History:
You may have conquered Broad Street, but now you can conquer Market Street too! This is your chance to show your support for the dedicated officers of the Philadelphia Police Department. Register today at www.marketstreetrun.org.
In 2019, a new tradition began—an opportunity to run or walk Market Street in support of the Philadelphia Police Department. The 5-mile route starts in Old City near the Delaware River, stretches 2.5 miles to 30th Street Station by the Schuylkill River, and loops back to the finish. Each step taken shows our unity, strength and appreciation for those who serve and protect our city.
Event Highlights
