THANK YOU for your interest in Savanna's Run, a memorial event for a unique and brave young lady. Savanna Ellis, a young and beautifully minded girl, was diagnosed with Acral Lentigious Melanoma at the age of 15. She was beautiful both inside and outside. Her eyes were so bright and her smile, as well as laughter, were super contagious.
Savanna's story was written by one of her good friend, Stephanie, and is continued below the race information.
5k Run/Walk - the run will start at 8:00AM @ the QH Country Club parking lot (1131 Queen's Harbour Blvd.)
1 Mile Fun Run – the run will start at 8:45AM and is untimed and does not include a commemorate shirt (1131 Queen's Harbor Blvd.)
Results – results will be published near the finish line on the Jaguar Kiosk, live online, and at the result tent. Visit www.milestoneraceauthority.com include your cell phone carrier and receive instant sms text messages of your race time.
Cost – 5K Run entry fee is $30 through midnight June 26, 2025, 2025 and $35 from June 27, 2025 until July 5, 2025 at 6pm. The Dri Fit T Shirt cut off date is midnight June 26, 2025.
The 5K entry fee goes up to $40 for day of the race registration.
1 Mile Fun Run is $15 early registration and $20 for late registration but does not include a commemorative shirt.
Packet Pick Up – Race packets may be picked up at the QH Country Club parking lot (1131 Queen's Harbour Blvd.) on Sat July 5 from 5:00-6:00PM or on race day. If you decide to pick up on race day, please arrive early.
Awards - First place overall male and female and top male/female per age group in the following age groups: 9 and under, 10-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 and over.
Savanna Ellis, continued....
Having so many dreams and wants for the future, she unfortunately had to focus on the present- but it never stopped her from dreaming. She worked so hard in school to maintain honor roll status, she would also be a part of the National Honors Society, as well as a few other honor clubs (English and Psychology). Academics wasn’t the only thing she excelled in though. An amazing volleyball player, she could serve anyone a blistering ‘Ace’. She was also a flyer in the Stanton College Prep cheerleading squad. Every flip and turn she did was always a sight to see. Outside of school she loved to scrapbook, draw, go to the beach, and visit her boyfriend, Christian. Being diagnosed with cancer is so difficult on anyone, but she proved to be tough and a fighter. After many surgeries and radiation treatments, she would still have enough strength to do interviews the next day. Even with all she went through, she was always vocal and happy to meet other people. Battling cancer for three years will never be easy. But she was up for the fight each time- still smiling to the end and with her curls, it was hard to say goodbye. She was able to graduate with multiple honors on the same day that she left us. She was so beautiful that even a rainbow formed that evening as a sign in the sky after she had passed. Savanna was so young and bright. She had dreams of becoming a radiologist after studying at Nova Southeastern University. She loved her mom, dad, friends, and extended family. She especially loved her pets. We are so grateful that she was in our lives. She will always be remembered as one of the toughest and bravest fighters we will ever know.
Below is a QR code of the race course
THIS EVENT IS FOR QUEEN'S HARBOUR RESIDENTS AND THEIR GUESTS.
