The Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation Hosts the 8th Annual Sandy Sprint Sea Isle City

The Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation (SROCF) is a non-profit that honors the strength and bravery of Sandy Rollman. SROCF was created over twenty years ago by Sandy’s sister, Adriana Way, and her oncology nurse, Robin Cohen. In Sandy’s memory, Robin and the SROCF dedicate their efforts to spreading the mission of the foundation and hosts the Sandy Sprint Sea Isle City every summer to honor the fighters, survivors, and memories of those who have suffered ovarian cancer. 

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Get ready for a day bursting with hope and community spirit at the Sandy Sprint Sea Isle City 2024. The Sandy Sprint will take place in Sea Isle City, New Jersey, at Excursion Park on Saturday, July 20, 2024. Kick off your day with a 5k Run or the 2-mile Family Fun Walk. Enjoy live music, support inspiring survivors at the Survivor ceremony, and don’t miss out on the after-party! The Sandy Sprint Sea Isle City is a day for everyone.  

The well-spoken PHL17 meteorologist, Monica Cyran, will host this year keeping the energy high. Along with the talented Ashli Rice, the Philadelphia Union’s National Anthem vocalist, who will be performing the National Anthem. Before the race begins at 8:30 a.m., SROCF hosts a heartfelt survivor ceremony to honor and remember those touched by ovarian cancer. The Sandy Sprint is not just a race, but a day to gather, inspire, and support the community on a journey forward!


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Following the race, there is an award ceremony for all walkers and runners. All runners, walkers, and guests are invited to the after-party (location to be announced). Currently, registration fees are $40 for adults and $30 for children under 12 but will increase on July 10, 2024, to $45 for adults and $35 for children under 12.

Join the Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation to conquer their vision for a world without ovarian cancer. The Sandy Sprint Sea Isle City is a tribute to those who are fighting, those who have fallen, and those working to end ovarian cancer. 

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