The school with the most human powered commute miles (walk, bike, or roll) in May will win the trophy and the top 3 mileage getters at each school will win prizes.

Rules:

  1. Any active form of transportation to and from school counts. That includes biking, walking, scootering, roller blading, unicycling, running, etc.

  2. Commute miles must be entered as a daily total. If you need to figure out the length of your commute you can use this tool: https://onthegomap.com/#/create

  3. To be counted miles must be entered within 48 hours of being accrued.

  4. Adults who work at Clarke or Diamond can participate, too!

Check out your Lexington Times to catch some Dawes Cup coverage!
Check out your Lexington Times to catch some Dawes Cup coverage!
At each school the top three mileage logging students are being recognized as Dawes Cup MVPs and getting helmets donated by @bernhelmets. Congrats Vera, Alex, Allison, Teagan, Samantha and Liam for all the commuting you did during May!!!
At each school the top three mileage logging students are being recognized as Dawes Cup MVPs and getting helmets donated by @bernhelmets. Congrats Vera, Alex, Allison, Teagan, Samantha and Liam for all the commuting you did during May!!!
Trophy headed to its home until the next Dawes Cup—we’ll see if a year from now it moves across town to Clarke! MVPs for each school will be recognized later this week and gifted helmets thanks to @bernhelmets and @battle.road.bikes
Trophy headed to its home until the next Dawes Cup—we’ll see if a year from now it moves across town to Clarke! MVPs for each school will be recognized later this week and gifted helmets thanks to @bernhelmets and @battle.road.bikes
Congrats to Diamond students! So many of you walked and biked this month (there’s a full rack of bikes on the other side of the school too 🤯) to win the inaugural Dawes Cup. 🏆🚲🚶‍♂️🎉
Congrats to both schools! Lexington middle school students logged over 3,700 miles of active commute miles this month!
Congrats to both schools! Lexington middle school students logged over 3,700 miles of active commute miles this month!
Trash talking Diamond was effective…those middle schoolers logged some serious miles today and surged into a late lead! On the edge of our seats waiting to see what the final day of competition brings!!!!!
Trash talking Diamond was effective…those middle schoolers logged some serious miles today and surged into a late lead! On the edge of our seats waiting to see what the final day of competition brings!!!!!
Seven miles!! That’s all that separates Clark from Diamond (Clarke is still winning) and there are only TWO days left! Middle schoolers are bringing the drama. 😱
Seven miles!! That’s all that separates Clark from Diamond (Clarke is still winning) and there are only TWO days left! Middle schoolers are bringing the drama. 😱
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉OVER 2,800 TOTAL MILES LOGGED!!!!!! That’s all the way across the United States—a really amazing number of miles commuted via middle school power so far this month!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉OVER 2,800 TOTAL MILES LOGGED!!!!!! That’s all the way across the United States—a really amazing number of miles commuted via middle school power so far this month!
Three days left and Clarke is still holding onto their lead—80 miles separate our middle schools!
Three days left and Clarke is still holding onto their lead—80 miles separate our middle schools!
Check out your Lexington Times to catch some Dawes Cup coverage! At each school the top three mileage logging students are being recognized as Dawes Cup MVPs and getting helmets donated by @bernhelmets. Congrats Vera, Alex, Allison, Teagan, Samantha and Liam for all the commuting you did during May!!! Trophy headed to its home until the next Dawes Cup—we’ll see if a year from now it moves across town to Clarke! MVPs for each school will be recognized later this week and gifted helmets thanks to @bernhelmets and @battle.road.bikes
Congrats to Diamond students! So many of you walked and biked this month (there’s a full rack of bikes on the other side of the school too 🤯) to win the inaugural Dawes Cup. 🏆🚲🚶‍♂️🎉
Congrats to both schools! Lexington middle school students logged over 3,700 miles of active commute miles this month! Trash talking Diamond was effective…those middle schoolers logged some serious miles today and surged into a late lead! On the edge of our seats waiting to see what the final day of competition brings!!!!!
Seven miles!! That’s all that separates Clark from Diamond (Clarke is still winning) and there are only TWO days left! Middle schoolers are bringing the drama. 😱 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉OVER 2,800 TOTAL MILES LOGGED!!!!!! That’s all the way across the United States—a really amazing number of miles commuted via middle school power so far this month! Three days left and Clarke is still holding onto their lead—80 miles separate our middle schools!