Level The Field 5K 2026

Level The Field 5K takes place on June 14, 2026 in Clinton, Ontario. The run is organized by All Access Athletics Association, a registered non‑profit founded in 2025 by former minor athletes aiming to reduce financial barriers for children in rural Huron and Perth counties. This edition is presented as the event's inaugural 5K fun run and community fundraiser.

The event is a single‑day, in‑person 5K held from the Central Huron Community Complex (239 Bill Fleming Dr). The mass start is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. EDT. Race day operations include walk‑up registration and bib pick‑up early the morning of the event; online registration closes one day before race day. Strollers and leashed dogs are welcome on the course; rollerblades, scooters and bicycles are not permitted.

What sets Level The Field apart is its direct charity tie‑in and grass‑roots community focus. All net proceeds fund subsidies for Fall/Winter 2026 youth sport registrations across Huron and Perth counties and will support equipment purchases and an accompanying equipment drive. The race includes aid stations on course, post‑race refreshments, and awards for overall male and female finishers plus a prize for the team that raises the most funds — making it as much a fundraiser and community gathering as a timed run.

Registration opens in advance through the organizer's official registration channel; early‑bird and regular pricing windows apply. Entries include a bib and race kit, and finishers receive a medal and post‑race nutrition. For questions or team fundraising details contact allaccessathleticsfoundation@gmail.com or follow @allaccessathletics_ on social media for updates.

• Start/finish at Central Huron Community Complex — 239 Bill Fleming Dr, Clinton, ON
• Single‑loop 5K fun run route measured for a 5 kilometre distance
• Aid stations offering water at kilometre 2 and kilometre 4
• Strollers and leashed dogs permitted on course; rollerblades, scooters and bikes are prohibited

• Funds for youth sports: All net proceeds subsidize Fall/Winter 2026 youth sport registration fees and equipment for children in Huron and Perth counties
• On‑course water stations: Aid stations located at KM 2 and KM 4 to keep runners hydrated
• Prizes and fundraising competition: Awards for overall male and female finishers plus a prize for the team that raises the most donations
• Family‑friendly course policy: Strollers and leashed dogs are permitted on the route, encouraging families to participate together
• Finisher perks included: Entry includes a bib, race kit, finisher's medal and post‑race refreshments