Want to help out at the
2015 Lone Gull 10k Road
Race?  Please contact
Bayard Stern
at 978-927-7070 x216
or at info@cccbsd.org.

The following sponsorship opportunities are available.

$5,000   T-Shirt Sponsor 

$2,500   Post Race Breakfast Sponsor

$1,000   Finish Line Sponsor 

$500      Chip Sponsor (3)    

$250      Mile Sponsor (12)

$100      General Support

Please Contact Jane McNally for more information at info@cccbsd.org.

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Hello Runners,

The Children's Center for Communication/Beverly School for the Deaf is proud to present The 9th Annual Lone Gull 10k Road Race! The scenic route is a favorite among runners and in 2014, drew more than 1,200 participants to the race. The Lone Gull was the 2014 winner of the North Shore Road Race Guide "Race of the Year," "Best Race Course" and "Best 10K." 

Race Details:

The Course: 
Beautiful, fast course with slight rolling hills along the backshore of Gloucester and Eastern Point. USATF Certified Course #MA07021JK. 
T-Shirts:
Technical shirts to the first 1,200 entrants. Shirt sizes are gender specific.  
Awards:
Five deep in all age divisions. Individual and team prize money awards.
Entry Fee:
$30 fee prior to Sept. 15, 2015. $35 on or after September 15.
Registration:
Visit Lonegull10krace.com to register, or contact Jane McNally at info@cccbsd.org. 
Race Director: Len Femino 

All proceeds from the Lone Gull 10k benefit our students and our vital programs and services. At CCCBSD, we see each student as a unique individual with their own style of learning. Our teachers and support staff work tirelessly to ensure every student succeeds in their individual goals. CCCBSD is separated into three distinct programs, serving children from birth to age 22. CCC serves children ages 3-22 who are hearing or Hard of Hearing, and who have complex communication disorders related to Autism Spectrum Disorder, multiple disabilities, Down Syndrome, or global delays. BSD serves children ages 3-22 who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, language delayed, and/or communication impaired. PIP (Parent Infant Program) serves infants and toddlers (to age 3) with Deafness or communication challenges.