Val Lofton
When is Val Lofton?
Val Lofton takes place on Thursday, December 31, 2026 in Moorestown, NJ.
What distances does Val Lofton offer?
Val Lofton offers 2 events: Chat with Val-15 minutes, Chat with Val-30 minutes.
| Event | Distance | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chat with Val-15 minutes | — | $40.00 | Register |
| Chat with Val-30 minutes | — | $80.00 | Register |
How much does Val Lofton cost?
Registration for Val Lofton starts at $40.00. Prices vary by event distance.
Where is Val Lofton held?
Val Lofton is held in Moorestown, NJ at 300 Mill Street.
About Val Lofton
Val joined the RunSignup team in 2018 as a Customer Support Analyst was promoted to an Account Manager in 2022 and is not the Lead Onboarding Manager that assists smaller races through the set up process.
She works remotely in sunny Florida. Before joining the RSU team she owned a timing business that was dedicated to endurance sports. Her team used reliable Finish Lynx and IPICO technology in conjunction with RunSignup and The Race Director software to provide fast, accurate results for road race, cross country and track and field. Before timing, Val was a dedicated middle school teacher, athletic director and track coach that went undefeated for 6 seasons and coached her athletes to holding every school record. A graduate of The Florida State University with a B.S. in Social Sciences with an emphasis in History and Economics. She also competed for the Lady Noles Cross Country and Track teams.
Val is looking forward to continuing to assist RunSignup races expand their knowledge base, while getting to work closer with clients.
Who is Val Lofton?
I joined RunSignup in 2018 and have worn quite a few hats along the way—Support, Account Management, leading our Onboarding team, and now Sales. In my current role, I work with race directors, timers, and endurance organizations to find the right solutions for their events, drawing on years of experience from just about every side of the industry.
Before joining RunSignup, I owned and operated my own race timing company for ten years, which means I understand firsthand what it’s like to be on the other side of the finish line—managing registrations, timing races, solving problems at 5:00 AM, and doing whatever it takes to put on a great event.
Running has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I competed collegiately in cross country and track & field, including a season at Florida State University (Go Noles!), and later found another passion in coaching. My husband and I have both coached youth athletes, and some of my favorite memories are from coaching undefeated middle school track teams and helping kids discover what they’re capable of.
These days, I still love everything about the endurance community—the people, the events, the ridiculous early mornings, and the way a finish line can bring an entire community together. Outside of work, I’m usually planning my next adventure, spending time outdoors with my family, or finding a new challenge to chase.
Apparently, my latest idea of a reasonable challenge is recovering from ACL surgery and setting my sights on an IRONMAN 70.3. Because simply learning to run again would have been far too normal.