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The 24 Hour Panther Run is more than a relay event. It is a community effort to honor individuals who made a lasting impact on students while raising scholarship funds for future generations.
When
When
Friday, June 19 - Saturday, June 20, 2026
Begins @ 10:00AM on Friday and ends @ 10:00AM on Saturday
Where
Where
Veterans Memorial Stadium @ Snohomish High School
1316 5th Street, Snohomish, WA 98290
Rules
Rules
Ten people per team
The baton must be kept in motion for the full 24 hours.
Team members not on the track can campout on the infield
See the Full Event Rules here -
Cost
Cost
Youth teams (12-18): $250
Family teams (mix of adult and yout, families) - $350
Adult teams (18+): $500
Awards
Awards
Each team member will receive a t-shirt
Prizes for the top 3 youth and adult teams who complete the most laps
Local Scholarships
Local Scholarships
The 24 Hour Panther Run benefits several local scholarships, including the David LeWarne and Tuck Gionet Memorial Scholarships, with more to be determined.
DaVid Lewarne Memorial Scholarship
DaVid Lewarne Memorial Scholarship
David LeWarne was a teacher and coach at Snohomish High School for 16 years. David valued hard work, perseverance, and strived to be something bigger than himself. His lasting legacy is the profound impact on those he taught, coached, and associated with. David passed away unexpectedly in December 2024.
David LeWarne was a teacher and coach at Snohomish High School for 16 years. David valued hard work, perseverance, and strived to be something bigger than himself. His lasting legacy is the profound impact on those he taught, coached, and associated with. David passed away unexpectedly in December 2024.
Tuck Gionet Memorial Scholarship
Tuck Gionet Memorial Scholarship
Tuck Gionet was a teacher and coach at Snohomish High School for 27 years. Tuck had a reputation of greatly challenging his students and athletes. He pushed and expected much out of those he taught and coached. He left a lasting impression on all he knew. Tuck lost his battle with cancer in August 2015.
Tuck Gionet was a teacher and coach at Snohomish High School for 27 years. Tuck had a reputation of greatly challenging his students and athletes. He pushed and expected much out of those he taught and coached. He left a lasting impression on all he knew. Tuck lost his battle with cancer in August 2015.
"If Not Me, Then Who" scholarship
"If Not Me, Then Who" scholarship
The "If Not Me, Then Who" Scholarship is given in honor of 1st Lt. Travis Manion of the U.S. Marine Corps. Manion gave the ultimate sacrifice on April 29, 2007, during his second deployment to Iraq.
The "If Not Me, Then Who" Scholarship is given in honor of 1st Lt. Travis Manion of the U.S. Marine Corps. Manion gave the ultimate sacrifice on April 29, 2007, during his second deployment to Iraq.
While on patrol searching for a suspected insurgent house in Fallujah, Travis, his fellow Marines, and Iraqi Army counterparts were ambushed. Travis led a counterattack against enemy forces, drawing fire away from his wounded comrades and allowing every member of his patrol to survive. For his actions, he was posthumously awarded the Silver Star and Bronze Star with Valor.
While on patrol searching for a suspected insurgent house in Fallujah, Travis, his fellow Marines, and Iraqi Army counterparts were ambushed. Travis led a counterattack against enemy forces, drawing fire away from his wounded comrades and allowing every member of his patrol to survive. For his actions, he was posthumously awarded the Silver Star and Bronze Star with Valor.
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