Rewarding Passion

SHHM Medals

Finisher's Medals

We believe that Satara Hill Half Marathon is not merely a race; it’s a journey of self-discovery. With each stride, runners strive to achieve their personal best and overcome any obstacles that come their way. And what better way to commemorate this monumental achievement than with a finisher’s medal?

At Satara Runners’ Foundation, we believe in rewarding runners based on their performance and dedication. That’s why we have created three distinct categories of finisher’s medals, each with its own unique design, for runners who achieve specific cut-off times.

With these three categories of finisher’s medals mentioned below, we hope to inspire and motivate runners to strive for excellence, push beyond their limits, and achieve their personal best. And when they finally cross that finish line and receive their well-deserved medal, they can proudly hold it up and say, “I did it.”

Hill Champion

CUT OFF time 2 Hrs.

Hill Conqueror

CUT OFF time 2 Hrs. 30 Min.

Hill Challenger

CUT OFF time 4 Hrs.

No Medal After 4 Hours

We would like to inform you that in order to ensure the race is concluded properly and on time, no medals will be awarded after 4 Hours. Please note that the cut-off times will be strictly enforced as per the recorded Chip time.

The time considered for the Medal Category will start only when you cross the Timing mat at the Start line. This new change is being implemented from this year (2025) Therefore, you do not have to worry about the time lost in reaching the Start Line. Irrespective of whether you start from Line up section A, B or C you will have an equal chance to earn your medal.

5 Times Finisher's Medal

Starting 2016 we have been awarding a special medal for runners who would be finishing their 5th Half Marathon at Satara (having run in any 4 out of the previous editions). This special medal has been dedicated to our very own Mr Shankar Natha Pawar, a 96 year old Veteran Runner from Satara. He is an inspiration to all runners & we are proud to dedicate this medal to his legacy.
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