Press Release - Delaware Marathon - 8/17/16

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

        Corrigan Sports Enterprises Takes Over Delaware Marathon

Baltimore, MD (August 17, 2016) - Corrigan Sports Enterprises (CSE) 
announced today it has acquired the Discover Bank Delaware Marathon and 
Running Festival. The annual event consists of numerous concurrent 
distances, including the Discover Bank marathon, Patterson Schwartz Real 
Estate half marathon, Horizon Services four-person relay, Michelob Ultra 
eight-person relay, and a 1.2 mile fun run.

The 14th annual Discover Bank Delaware Marathon and Running Festival is 
slated for May 13-14, 2017. The 5K and 1.2 mile fun run will take place on 
Saturday the 13th, followed by Sunday's marathon, half marathon and relays.

Lee Corrigan, President of CSE, said, "Our staff looks forward to building 
on the successes Wayne Kursh and his team have experienced to date. We'll 
rely on CSE's additional marketing and operational expertise to help grow 
this local jewel into an even better runner experience."

"After meeting Lee Corrigan and the staff of CSE I knew right away that I 
had chosen the right company to take our Delaware Marathon to a higher 
level and for it to continue to grow," said Wayne Kursh, Chairman, CEO
races2run. "Race participants will continue to enjoy all the festivities 
that go along with making this event Delaware's premier running festival."

Kursh will serve as a consultant with the event to assist with the 
transition of management teams and maintain continuity.

Corrigan Sports Enterprises has earned its national reputation by owning 
and operating some of the largest events in the endurance industry, 
including the Baltimore Running Festival which will be contested for its 
16th time this fall on October 15th in Charm City.

The Delaware marathon course consists of two 13.1-mile loops of historic 
downtown Wilmington. The event starts and finishes along the scenic 
waterfront at Tubman Garrett Riverfront Park.

A study by Kent State University's Department of Economics determined the 
event has an annual economic impact of $2.3 million annually. The event's 
charity beneficiaries include the Helen F. Graham Cancer Center at 
Christiana Care Health System, the YMCA of Delaware, B+ Foundation, and 
Girls on the Run Delaware to name a few.

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