your hometown team

Run Charleston

this season

starts

September 20, 2026

when

11am to 12pm

where

300 Fishburne St, Charleston, SC 29403

Kids sign-up Volunteer sign-up Donate to this chapter

charleston@runyourcity.org @ryccharleston

meet the people

Run Charleston leadership team

Andrew Catapano

Donor / Sponsor Relations

Hey! My name is Andrew and I am a 2nd year at the college of Charleston. I'm currently studying exercise science with a minor in biology so I'm super stoked to help out and better my community. I love hanging out and playing games with friends, listening to music and watching movies, and spending time outdoors!

Claudia Satzke

Co-President

Hi! My name is Claudia Satzke and I am a second year medical student at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). I graduated from the University of South Carolina in 2024 where I ran Cross Country and Track. I still love to run now, I ran my first marathon this past year! In my free time, I love to hike, go to the beach, and try new coffee shops!

Josh Powers

Impact

My name is Josh Powers, and I am a second year medical student at MUSC, serving as the Impact Chair. I went to Furman University, majored in Spanish, and was on the cross country and track teams, focusing on the 3000m steeplechase. In my free time I enjoy hiking, running, reading, and traveling. I can't wait for another great season with RYC Charleston!

Sydney Peer

Public Relations / Social Media

Hi! I'm Sydney and I'm a junior at the College of Charleston, double majoring in Finance and Entrepreneurship. I am on the Women's XC & TF teams, and my main event is the 800m. I love spending time with my friends, going to the beach, and listening to music! note: I am a returning member

Will Buckley

Treasurer

Hi! My name is Will Buckley and I am a freshman at the College of Charleston. I am majoring in Systems Engineering and minoring in Mathematics. I run the 10k, 8k, and 5k on the Cross Country team. In my free time, I like to play spikeball, watch football, and go fishing.

what if?

…there was a future where every kid gets to play, no matter their zip code, ability level, or family's income?

A future where collegiate athletes lock arms with their communities to make team sports accessible for all.