Congratulations to this year’s Corporal Matthew Lembke Memorial Scholarship winners: Britton Blanchard, Carter Frainey, Andrew Gearin, Maija Girardi, Tegan Johnson, Davis Payton, Kaylee Price, Katie Richardson, and Danny Shell. These 9 are awarded a total of $28,000.00 for use in the fall for college. All of these funds were raised from the 2017 Regatta Run- thank you to all of our sponsors and participants for your support and making this an unprecedented scholarship award year. In total, over the past 9 years, we have now awarded a total of $156,500.00. This would not be possible without the wonderful support of the Tualatin community. Thank you!
Sign up now for the 2018 Regatta Run and together, let’s make the 10th Annual Regatta Run even better.
2018 Regatta Run- October 20, 2018
Register Now! Click REGISTER NOW to go to the active.com registration page. The 2018 Regatta Run will be on Saturday, October 20. Because it will be our 10th Annual Regatta Run, we want to make it EXTRA SPECIAL. That will take a little more planning and preparation. Stay tuned… and get excited… watch the LATEST PROMO VIDEO BELOW.
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What, When
Mark your calendar and save the date of Saturday, October 20, 2018 for the 10th Annual Regatta Run, a 5K Run/Walk that raises money for the Cpl. Matthew Lembke Scholarship Fund at Tualatin High School. Held in conjunction with the West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta, this is a fun Saturday for the whole family. 
Why
The race was created in honor of Corporal Matthew Lembke, who lost his life from wounds sustained on his third tour of duty- this one in Afghanistan, June 2009. To celebrate Matt’s character and service, a scholarship fund has been created in his name. 100% of the proceeds from the Regatta Run go into the scholarship fund.
Where
The start and finish line is at Tualatin Community Park. The course is flat, fast, and friendly. It goes from Tualatin Community Park, past the dog park, over the foot bridge, to Cook Park and back.