Shrine Bowl Run

This annual event is used to honor our top graduating runners as well as help the Shriner’s raise money for their hospitals for crippled and burned children. An application must be filed by the athlete and his/her coach. The selections will be made after the races.

The SCTCCCA would like to thank the Jamil Temple of the SC Shriners for the opportunity to honor our senior runners and for the chance to help in their fund raising efforts. The Shrine Bowl Run is held in memory of its founder and 20 year organizer, Mr. Everett Stoudenmire.

The Shrine Bowl Run in South Carolina was started in 1986 by Everett Stoudenmire, with the help of the South Carolina Track and Cross-Country Coaches Association. The Shriner’s hospital for Children has received more than 51 million dollars from Shrine Bowl Games across the United States. The first Carolina Shrine Bowl football game was played in Charlotte in 1937.

The Shrine Bowl Runners are escorted by the South Carolina Highway Patrol and are managed by the Shriners of the Jamil Temple.

Past Shrine Bowl Head Coaches