Usnaaa QAC Run to Honor 2026
The Usnaaa QAC Run to Honor 2026 will take place on May 25, 2026, at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia. Participants can expect a meaningful memorial run held on a fully paved, gently rolling course within the museum grounds. Late May in Triangle typically brings mild spring conditions with temperatures ranging from the 60s to 70s Fahrenheit, though participants should prepare for varying humidity and potential morning dew. This event serves as a tribute to Brian Ray Hoke and fallen service members, combining a community-driven athletic atmosphere with a respectful memorial context.
What distances and categories are available?
- →5K Run: Starts at 8:00 AM
- →1 Mile Run/Walk: Starts at 8:00 AM
What is the event schedule?
- →7:45 AM: Remarks and Ceremony
- →8:00 AM: 5K Run and 1 Mile Run/Walk start times
How much does registration cost?
- →Current rate (until May 24): $40.01
- →Late registration (May 25): $45.50
- →Race day registration: Approximately $40 (early arrival recommended)
What is included with registration?
- →Chip-timed race services
- →Event t-shirt (guaranteed for those registered before May 6)
Where can I view the race results?
Live results are provided via Athlinks ↗.
What are the course details and terrain?
The race is a road-style event held on a fully paved course within the museum grounds. The terrain is described as gently rolling with some moderate elevation changes.
- →5K course: Consists of 2 laps around the museum grounds
- →1 Mile course: Consists of a partial lap of the same route
What facilities and support are available on-site?
- →Water station: Located on the 5K course at the lap point
- →Restrooms: Available near the start line and along the course
- →Museum access: The museum opens at 9:00 AM, offering free entry to participants after the race
Is there a virtual participation option?
Yes, a virtual race option is available through Bishopsevents ↗.
What is the purpose of the event and its charity?
This event is a memorial run honoring Brian Ray Hoke (USNA Class of 1996), a Navy SEAL and CIA officer who was KIA in 2016 in Afghanistan. You can read more about his legacy at Usnamemorialhall ↗. Additionally, the event supports STEM and USNA summer programs.