Mass Race From World Athletics Road Running Championships Half-Marathon (net times):
WOMEN –
1. Therese Johaug, NOR, 1:08:43
[would have placed 19th in the World Championships division]
2. Sofie Haugen, NOR, 1:09:17
3. Kiara Nahen, GER, 1:10:37
4. Esme Davies, GBR, 1:11:46
5. Maria-Therese Saabye Pedersen, DEN, 1:12:26
6. Ciara Boyd-Squires Long, AUS, 1:12:51
7. Alva Malmsten Nilsson, SWE, 1:12:53
8. Yasmin Winther, DEN, 1:13:03
9. Katharina Saathoff, GER, 1:13:09
10. Chelsea Baker, GBR, 1:13:36
11. Olivia Ballew, USA, 1:13:40
12. Laura Poulsen, DEN, 1:14:03
MEN –
1. Simon Holbek Kønigsfeldt, DEN, 1:02:44
2. Jens Emil Sloth Nielsen, DEN, 1:04:06
3. Ryan Thomson, GBR, 1:04:22
4. Joshua Hobbs, GBR, 1:04:27
5. Angus Smith, GBR, 1:04:47
6. BILAL ZIADI, MAR, 1:04:49
7. GEORGIOS STAMOULIS, GRE, 1:04:50
Athlos London (1st)
(World Athletics Continental Tour – Silver)
London, GBR; Friday, September 18
StoneX Stadium
Prize Money: Indicated in USD
NOTE: Klaudia Kazimierska completed a three-race sweep of the Wanda Diamond League Final, Ultimate Championships, and Athlos which resulted in a whopping USD 275,000 intotal prize money. Here, she squeezed past Georgia Hunter Bell on the inside in the final 15 meters of the mile. Keely Hodgkinson dominated the 800m, winning by more than two seconds. It was her second Athlos series win; she also won in NYC last October. The NYC meeting will not take place this year; it was cancelled by meeting organizers earlier this month –Ed.
WOMEN –
800m:
1. Keely HODGKINSON, 03 Mar 2002, GBR, 1:56.40 FR/MR^ (USD 65,000)
2. Valentina ROSAMILIA, 27 Jan 2003, SUI, 1:58.75 (USD 35,000)
3. Renelle LAMOTE, 26 Dec 1993, FRA, 2:00.15 (USD 20,000)
4. Juliette WHITTAKER, 01 Dec 2003, USA, 2:00.46 (USD 15,000)
5. Sophie O’SULLIVAN, 23 Dec 2001, IRL, 2:00.53 (USD 10,000)
6. Raevyn ROGERS, 07 Sep 1996, USA, 2:01.12 (USD 6000)
^Athlos series record; previous 1:56.53, Keely Hodgkinson (GBR), New York/Icahn, 10-Oct-2025
Mile:
1. Klaudia KAZIMIERSKA, 03 Sep 2001, POL, 4:19.43 FR (USD 65,000)
2. Georgia HUNTER BELL, 17 Oct 1993, GBR, 4:19.54 (USD 35,000)
3. Dorcus EWOI, 02 Oct 1996, KEN, 4:19.84 (USD 20,000)
4. Nikki HILTZ, 23 Oct 1994, USA, 4:22.72 (USD 15,000)
5. Jessica HULL, 22 Oct 1996, AUS, 4:24.27 (USD 10,000)
6. Kate AXFORD, 31 Mar 1999, GBR, 4:26.96 (USD 6000)
adidas XC Challenge
Cary, NC, USA; Friday, September 18
WakeMed Soccer Park
WOMEN (5 km) –
Teams: 1. NC State, 21; 2. South Carolina, 40; 3. Liberty, 124; 4. Richmond, 143…
Individual Finishers:
1. Bethany Michalak, JR, NC State, 16:34.2 1
2. Louise Bailly, FR, South Carolina, 16:35.5 2
3. Angelina Napoleon, JR, NC State, 16:41.7 3
4. Emily Wisniewski, SO, NC State, 16:44.2 4
5. Teresa Cherotich (KEN), JR, South Carolina, 16:48.1 5
6. Ellie Shea, JR, NC State, 16:48.3 6
7. Briley Bickerstaff, SR, NC State, 16:57.9 7
8. Clare Peters, SR, Oak City Track Club, 17:00.0
9. Brianna Malone, SR, High Point, 17:00.8 8
10. Mallory Weller, FR, NC State, 17:03.2
MEN (6 km) –
Teams: 1. Wake Forest, 25; 2. NC State, 66; 3. Liberty, 110; 4. High Point, 111…
Individual Finishers:
1. Aaron Alukunyang (KEN), FR, N.C. Central, 17:48.1
2. Noah Valyo, JR, NC State, 17:53.4
3. Paul Specht (GER), SR, Wake Forest, 17:54.7
4. Grant Morgenfeld, SO, Wake Forest, 17:54.8
5. Bryce Gilmore, SR, Wake Forest, 17:55.5
6. Daniel Skandera, FR, Wake Forest, 17:56.0
7. Landon Pretre, FR, Wake Forest, 17:59.2
8. Avery Crowell, JR, High Point, 18:03.4
9. Philip Blum, SO, NC State, 18:06.0
10. Aaron Brodrick, FR, Wake Forest, 18:06.8
11. Aidan Ross, JR, Wake Forest, 18:07.8
12. Max Cervi-Skinner, FR, Wake Forest, 18:08.0
National Catholic Invitational (47th)
South Bend, IN, USA; Friday, September 18
Burke Golf Course
Distances: See below
WOMEN (5 km) –
Teams: 1. Notre Dame, 15 (perfect score); 2. DePaul, 79; 3. Lewis, 98…
Individual Finishers:
1. Chloe Huyler, SO, Notre Dame, 16:45.4
2. Isabel Allori, JR, Notre Dame, 16:45.5
3. Mary Bonner Dalton, JR, Notre Dame, 16:45.6
4. Gretchen Farley, SR, Notre Dame, 16:45.7
5. Reagan Riley, SR, Notre Dame, 16:45.8
6. Rosie Mucharsky, SO, Notre Dame, 17:14.5
7. Mary Grace Hegberg, SR, Notre Dame, 17:28.0
8. Addison Knoblauch, JR, Notre Dame, 17:31.5
9. Kalina Urbaniak, SR, DePaul, 17:39.4
10. Bridget Gallagher, SR, Notre Dame, 17:43.7
MEN (8 km) –
Teams: 1. Notre Dame, 15 (perfect score); 2. DePaul, 120; 3. Lewis, 135…
Individual Finishers:
1. Daelen Ackley, SR, Notre Dame, 23:19.4
2. Cameron Todd, SO, Notre Dame, 23:27.6
3. Noah Bontrager, FR, Notre Dame, 23:33.2
4. Drew Griffith, JR, Notre Dame, 23:35.9
5. Kevin Sanchez, JR, Notre Dame, 23:37.9
6. Max Douglass, SO, Notre Dame, 23:45.5
7. Isaac Bourne, NA, Unattached, 23:51.2
8. Mehdi Nait Hamoud (ALG), SR, Madonna, 23:54.6
9. Jack Henzke, SO, Notre Dame, 24:05.0
10. Kenan Delestre, JR, Lewis, 24:11.5
ORLEN Janusz Kusocinski Memorial (72nd)
(World Athletics Continental Tour – Silver)
Chorzow, POL; Friday, September 18
Stadion Slaski
NOTE: This is the last event of the Continental Tour for 2026 which will be held in Europe –Ed.
WOMEN –
800m:
1. Nina VUKOVIC, 3 Jun 2002, CRO, 2:00.92
2. Anna WIELGOSZ, 9 Nov 1993, POL, 2:01.09
3. Rachel KLOPFENSTEIN, 8 Mar 1995, MRI, 2:01.68
4. Eveliina MÄÄTTÄNEN, 1 Sep 1995, FIN, 2:02.11
5. Aleksandra FORMELLA, 27 Oct 2001, POL, 2:02.30
6. Amanda Marie FRØYNES, 13 Sep 1998, NOR, 2:02.58
7. Elena BELLO’, 18 Jan 1997, ITA, 2:03.16
8. Martyna KRAWCZYŃSKA, 21 Nov 2004, POL, 2:03.34
9. Justyna JELSKA, 20 Aug 1999, POL, 2:05.91
Karolina LOZOWSKA, 28 May 1999, POL, DNF
MEN –
800m:
1. Maciej WYDERKA, 29 July 2002, POL, 1:43.65
2. Filip OSTROWSKI, 12 Jul 2001, POL, 1:44.69
3. Moad ZAHAFI, 09 May 1998, MAR, 1:44.74
4. Andreas KRAMER, 13 Apr 1997, SWE, 1:44.86
5. Ryan SANCHEZ, 22 Sep 1998, PUR, 1:44.91
6. Jack HIGGINS, 20 Sep 2001, GBR, 1:45.11
7. Youssef BENZAMIA, 7 Mar 1993, FRA, 1:45.14
8. Alex Ngeno KIPNGETICH, 17 Aug 2000, KEN, 1:48.01
Piotr KIDON, 22 Feb 2000, POL, DNF
3000m S/C:
1. Samuel DUGUNA, 20 Sep 2003, ETH, 8:18.14
2. Ahmed JAZIRI, 16 Dec 1997, TUN, 8:18.88
3. Junedin ABDO, 01 Jan 1991, ETH, 8:22.33
4. Yasin SADO, 10 Mar 2001, USA, 8:22.59
5. Hibiki OBARA, 10 Nov 2001, JPN, 8:23.62
6. Hailemariyam AMARE, 22 Feb 1997, ETH, 8:25.74
7. Hailu AYALEW, 21 Jan 2008, ETH, 8:26.53
8. Yutaro NIINAE, 6 Feb 2001, JPN, 8:26.72
9. Remi SCHYNS, 26 Jan 1999, BEL, 8:32.62
10. Tomas HABARTA, 10 Jul 2003, CZE, 8:35.78
11. Bruno BELCIC, 13 Nov 2000, CRO, 8:37.01
12. Francesco MAZZA, 30 Jul 2005, ITA, 8:39.31
Roy Griak Invitational Cross Country (40th)
Falcon Heights, MN, USA; Friday, September 18
Distances: See Below
Les Bolstad Golf Course
WOMEN (6 km) –
Teams: 1. Minnesota, 26; 2. Boise State, 45; 3. North Dakota State, 95; 4. St. Thomas (Minn.), 142…
Individual Finishers:
1. Isabelle Schmitz, JR, Minnesota, 19:44.8
2. Amit Koma (ISR), JR, Boise State, 19:53.5
3. Jazleen Malherek-Osorio, FR, Minnesota, 19:57.3
4. Lily LaPorte, SO, Boise State, 20:01.7
5. Zoie Dundon, SR, Minnesota, 20:04.5
6. Jade Rypkema, JR, North Dakota State, 20:05.4
7. Stella Rusch, JR, Winona State, 20:05.5
8. Izzy Roemer, SR, Minnesota, 20:06.3
9. Taylor Isabel, JR, Minnesota, 20:07.0
10. Kelsey Young, SO, Winona State, 20:10.5
MEN (8 km) –
Teams: 1. Iowa State, 24; 2. Boise State, 39; 3. Wisconsin-La Crosse, 86; 4. Minnesota, 125; 5. North Dakota State, 126…
Individual Finishers:
1. Brian Kiprotich (KEN), SO, Boise State, 23:40.2
2. Rodgers Kiplimo (KEN), SR, Iowa State, 23:48.4
3. Dylan Maloney, SO, Iowa State, 23:56.2
4. Devan Kipyego, JR, Iowa State, 23:56.3
5. Mikah Peters, FR, Iowa State, 23:59.8
6. Finn Anspach, SR, Boise State, 24:04.5
7. Owen Clark, JR, Wis.-La Crosse, 24:05.5
8. Benjamin Kehrein, FR, Boise State, 24:06.5
9. Ethan Moe, JR, North Dakota State, 24:11.1
10. Matthew Shelly, FR, Iowa State, 24:12.5
John McNichols Invitational
Terre Haute, IN, USA; Saturday, September 19
LaVern Gibson Championship Course
WOMEN (6 km) –
TEAMS: 1. Northern Arizona, 61; 2. Utah, 107; 3. Washington State, 121; 4. Toledo, 124; 5. Florida, 156; 6. Washington, 176; 7. Boston College, 217…
Individual Finishers:
1. Brighter Jepchumba (KEN), FR, Eastern Kentucky, 19:14.0
2. Katy Zang, FR, Indiana, 19:15.7
3. Judy Chepkoech (KEN), JR, Florida, 19:30.8
4. Edna Chelulei (KEN), SO, Eastern Kentucky, 19:42.6
5. Desma Chepkoech (KEN), SO, Florida, 19:53.5
6. Millie Bii (KEN), FR, Washington St., 19:56.1
7. Ava Mitchell, SR, Northern Arizona, 20:00.2
8. Purity Chepkirui (KEN), FR, Toledo, 20:03.3
9. Elsa Sundqvist (SWE), SO, Northern Arizona, 20:06.7
10. Erin Vringer, SR, Utah, 20:12.6
11. Caren Kipsirat (KEN), FR, Utah Valley, 20:13.8
12. Eleanor Voykin, FR, Northern Arizona, 20:15.6
13. Nancy Chepleting (KEN), JR, Louisville, 20:18.6
14. Grace Copeland, SR, Northern Arizona, 20:19.0
15. Melody Jebiwot (KEN), JR, Toledo, 20:19.7
16. Dorcas Kiptanui (KEN), JR, Toledo, 20:20.5
17. Imogen Gardiner (AUS), SR, Boston College, 20:21.7
18. Nelly Jemeli (KEN), SO, Washington St., 20:28.7
19. Emma Stutzman, SR, Northern Arizona, 20:29.7
20. Addy Ritzenhein, FR, Northern Arizona, 20:34.3
MEN (8 km) –
TEAMS: 1. BYU, 71; 2. Florida, 119; 3. Washington, 190; 4. Stanford, 205; 5. Washington State, 212; 6. Michigan State, 212; 7. Northern Arizona, 232; 8. Utah Valley, 265; 9. Wisconsin, 267…
Individual Finishers:
1. Kelvin Cheruiyot (KEN), SO, Florida, 23:20.7
2. Elsingi Kipruto (KEN), SO, Louisville, 23:22.0
3. Tayvon Kitchen, SO, BYU, 23:23.1
4. Evans Kurui (KEN), JR, Washington St., 23:37.6
5. Solomon Kipchoge (KEN), JR, Washington St., 23:47.7
6. Pedro Marin (COL), JR, CBU, 23:52.2
7. Tam Gavenas, SO, Harvard, 23:53.6
8. Thomas Westphal, SO, Michigan State, 23:54.6
9. Geofrey Ronoh (KEN), JR, Florida, 23:56.1
10. Joad Martinho (FRA), SR, Toledo, 23:58.4
11. Johnny Livingstone, SR, Wisconsin, 23:59.4
12. William Zegarski, SR, Butler, 24:00.7
13. Tyrone Gorze, JR, Washington, 24:00.7
14. Noah Jenkins, JR, BYU, 24:01.5
15. Erik Le Roux, SR, Northern Arizona, 24:02.5
16. James Corrigan, SR, BYU, 24:03.5
17. Josh Ruiz, JR, Florida, 24:05.0
18. Dalton Mortensen, JR, BYU, 24:06.2
19. Sila Kiplagat (KEN), SO, Utah Valley, 24:06.5
20. Isaac Hedengren, JR, BYU, 24:06.7
21. Taha Er Raouy (MAR), SR, Eastern Kentucky, 24:07.9
22. Nickson Kogei (KEN), SO, Louisville, 24:08.2
23. Ryan Olree, SR, Georgia, 24:09.1
24. Paul Bergeron, SO, Stanford, 24:11.3
25. Dane Eike, JR, Navy, 24:14.3
Great Cow Harbor 10-K (46th)
Northport, NY, USA; Saturday, September
Distance: 10 km, certified (NY21020DNB), point-to-point and hilly course with 4.1m/km elevation drop and 7% start/finish separation (not record-eligible)
Finishers: 2560 men + 2442 women + 12 non-binary/not reported = 5014 total (up from 4320 in 2025)
Format: Championships men and women started at 08:30, so women ran without any sub-elite men
Prize money: Available to U.S. citizens, only; there were also course record bonuses and a $500 leader’s prime at halfway
Drug Testing: No
Event Records (different courses): Men, 28:12.4, Biya Simbassa, 2022; Women, 31:40, Jessica McClain, 2024
Race Founded: 1978
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_GCH10.htm (through 2017)
NOTE: All athletes are USA. Chandler Gibbens (Saucony) got close to Biya Simbassa’s 2022 course record, but came up short by three seconds and was not able to earn the $5000 course record bonus. Biruktayit Degefa led the women’s race from wire to wire –Ed.
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Biruktayit Degefa, 35, 32:18 ($6500 = 500p)
2. Kassie Parker, 27, 32:27 ($4000)
3. Eva Jess, 23, 32:46 ($2500)
4. Grace Strongman, 24, 33:10 ($1250)
5. Brianna Robles, 26, 33:27 ($1000)
6. Jessie Cardin, 30, 33:40 ($600)
7. Savannah Roark, 24, 33:50 ($500)
8. Emily Lamena, 21, 34:17 ($400)
9. Hannah Branch, 27, 34:28 ($300)
10. Penelope Greene, 23, 35:41 ($200)
11. Payton Capes-Davis, 27, 36:26
12. Abigail Geurds, 32, 37:39
p = Earned halfway leader’s prime
MEN (gun times) –
1. Chandler Gibbens, 26, 28:16 ($6500)
2. Anthony Rotich, 35, 28:20 ($4000 + 500p)
3. Merga Gemeda, 27, 28:25 ($2500)
4. Abbabiya Simbassa, 33, 28:32 ($1250)
5. James Quattlebaum, 30, 28:34 ($1000)
6. Derek Amicon, 23, 28:40 ($600)
7. Jesse Hamlin, 25, 28:59 ($500)
8. Jack Mastandrea, 28, 29:00 ($400)
9. Ryan Kutch, 28, 29:13 ($300)
10. Jason Weitzel, 30, 29:16 ($200)
11. Emmanuel Bor, 38, 29:28
12. Habtamu Cheney, 27, 29:30
13. Noah Fisher, 24, 29:32
14. Jacob Thomson, 31, 29:37
15. Hunter Christopher, 24, 29:39
16. Eldad Mulugeta, 24, 30:14
17. Nicholas Kipruto, 42, 30:14
p = Earned halfway leader’s prime
Greifenseelauf Half-Marthon (47th)
Uster, SUI; Saturday, September 19
Distance: 21.1 km (WA/AIMS certified; record-eligible) & 10 km
Finishers: Half-Marathon, 5090 + 2754 women = 7844 total (down from 8859 in 2025); 10-K, 1198 men + 1304 women = 2402 total (xx from 3048 in 2025)
NOTE: Fabienne Schlumpf successfully defended her title in the women’s race –Ed.
WOMEN (net times) –
1. Fabienne Schlumpf, 1990, Mönchaltorf TG Hütten, 1:13:21
2. Viterline Jeptoo (KEN), 2002, Unattached, 1:13:54
3. Selina Ummel, 1997, Suhr BTV Aarau Athletics, 1:16:09
4. Alina Sönning, 2000, Aeugst am Albis TG Hütten, 1:17:41
MEN (net times) –
1. Brian Kipchumba (KEN), 1999, Athle St-Julien 74, 1:04:38
2. Dominik Rolli, 1996, Oberbalm Hoka/STB, 1:05:22
3. Jonathan Hofer, 2003, Zürich LCZ, 1:06:08
4. Abdi-Salam Ali, 2002, Zürich LC Uster, 1:06:17
Mattoni Ústí Half-Marathon (16th)
(EuroHeroes Challenge Series/World Athletics Label Road Race)
Usti nad Labem, CZE; Saturday September 19
Distance: 21.1 km; World Athletics-certified loop course
Finishers: 2578 men + 1452 women = 4030 total (up from 2726 in 2025)
Course Records: Men, 59:14, Barselius Kipyego (KEN), 2017; Women, 1:07:17, Peres Jepchirchir (KEN), 2015
Race Organizer: RunCzech
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Tereza HROCHOVA, 24 Feb 1996, CZE, 1:10:52
2. Hanne Mjøen MARIDAL, 21 Sep 1996, NOR, 1:12:54
3. Michaela CEPOVA, 2000, CZE, 1:13:30
4. Maor TIYOURI, 13 Aug 1990, ISR, 1:14:27
5. Maryna NEMCHENKO, 09 May 1996, UKR, 1:16:32
6. Hana HOMOLKOVA, 03 May 1996, CZE, 1:16:58
7. Eva VRABCOVA NYVLTOVA, 06 Feb 1986, CZE, 1:17:44
MEN (gun times) –
1. Simon BOCH, 18 Apr 1994, GER, 1:06:33
2. Damian VICH, 14 Aug 1998, CZE, 1:06:38
3. Bohdan-Ivan HORODYSKYI, 18 May 1994, UKR, 1:06:47
4. Jan Lukas BECKER, 22 Sep 1993, GER, 1:06:59
5. Jorge BLANCO, 15 Jul 1993, ESP, 1:07:15
6. Artur BOSSY, 30 Apr 1994, ESP, 1:07:33
New Balance Bronx 10 Mile (14th)
Bronx, NY, USA; Sunday, September 20
Distance: 10 mi.; USATF-certified (NY23070DNB) out-and-back course with drop of 1.76m/km and 0.9% start/finish separation (not record-eligible)
Finishers: 7035 men + 5758 women + 65 non-binary = 12,858 total (down from 13,137 in 2025)
Course Records: Men, NEW (see below); Women, 53:28, Felicia Pasadyn, 2025
Weather: 67F with 53% humidity
Prize Money: Available to eligiblie NYRR members for men, women and non-binary athletes; see primary details below
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Stephanie Bruce, 42, Flagstaff, AZ, 54:51 ($800 + 100i)
2. Roberta Groner, 48, Rochelle Park, NJ, 55:04 ($600 + 100i)
3. Sarah Chandler, 31, New York, NY, 55:56 ($300 + 100i)
4. Anastasia Dmitrienko, 27, New York, NY, 56:10 ($200)
5. Madison Offstein, 30, New York, NY, 56:25 ($100)
6. Lily Anderson, 29, Brooklyn, NY, 56:28
7. Stephanie Diacovo, 33, New York, NY, 56:35
8. Katarina Mayer, 28, New York, NY, 56:57
9. Melissa Reed, 30, New York, NY, 57:31
10. Kate Maccary, 29, New York, NY, 57:53
11. Alexandra Conway, 33, New York, NY, 58:04
i = Earned $100 time bonus for top-3 and sub-57:00
MEN (gun times) –
1. Teshome Mekonen, 31, New York, NY, 47:38 CR^ ($800 + 100^ + 100i)
2. Owen Ritz, 27, New York, NY, 49:42 ($600 + 100i)
3. Jordan Daniel, 31, Lake Grove, NY, 49:46 ($300 + 100i)
4. Jaouad El Jazouli (MAR), 42, Paterson, NJ, 49:49 ($200)
5. John Bleday, 34, New York, NY, 49:58 ($100)
^Course record/$100 bonus; previous 48:18, Ayele Megersa Feisa (ETH), 2015
i = Earned $100 time bonus for top-3 and sub-50:00
Pikes Peak Ascent
Manitou Springs, CO, USA; Saturday, September 19
Distance: 13.32 mi.; race begins at an elevation of 6295 feet (1918m) and ends at 14110 feet (4299m) for a net elevation GAIN of 7815 feet (2381m) and covers a very rocky course
Finishers: 1482 (down from 1640 in 2025)
Event Records: Men, 2:00:21, Remi Bonnet (SUI), 2023; Women, 2:24:58, Kim Dobson, 2012
Prize Money: See complete details below
NOTE: The ageless Joseph Gray won here for the sixth time (he also won in 2024, 2021, 2019, 2017, and 2016). Winter Olympian in skimo, Anna Gibson, won the women’s race –Ed.
MEN –
1. Joseph Gray, 42, CO, 2:15:14 ($2000)
2. Cam Smith, 31, CO, 2:15:21 ($1500)
3. Jeremiah Vaille, 24, CO, 2:19:34 ($1000)
4. Meikael Beaudoin-Rousseau, 26, CA, 2:27:06 ($500)
5. Grant Colligan, 30, CO, 2:28:22 ($250)
WOMEN –
1. Anna Gibson, 27, WY, 2:37:22 ($2000)
2. Hali Hafeman, 34, CO, 2:50:27 ($1500)
3. Janelle Lincks, 32, CO, 2:55:37 ($1000)
4. Megan Burke, 37, CO, 2:57:38 ($500)
5. Alison Mueller-Hickler, 22, TX, 3:04:41 ($250)
Pikes Peak Marathon (71st)
Manitou Springs, CO, USA; Sunday, September 20
Distance: Approx. 15.2 mi/24.5 km. starting at 1918m, ascending to 3109m, then going back donw to 1918m (see note below)
Finishers: 633 (down from 719 in 2025)
Course Records: Men, 3:16:39, Matt Carpenter, 1993; Women, 4:02:43, Maude Mathys (SUI), 2019
Prize Money: See complete details below
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_PkPMa.htm (through 2017)
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Chrissy Lofgren, 28, CO, 5:01:09 ($2000)
2. Rachel Mow, 31, CO, 5:28:03 ($1500)
3. Olivia Fink, 26, CO, 5:31:19 ($1000)
4. Katie Flaherty, 25, CO, 5:32:31 ($500)
5. Svetlana Dudin, 30, CO, 5:35:03 ($250)
6. Kate Armstrong, 34, CO, 5:36:00
MEN (gun times) –
1. Darren Thomas, 32, NV, 3:57:00 ($2000)
2. Nate Marshall, 28, MT, 4:07:59 ($1500)
3. Dean Abel, 44, CO, 4:08:19 ($1000)
4. Edwin Supple, 33, CO, 4:09:39 ($500)
5. Carlos Ruibal, 39, CO, 4:14:25 ($250)
Admiral Swansea Bay 10-K (45th)
Swansea, GBR; Sunday, September 20
Distance: 10 km; out-and-back course
Finishers: 3841 (down from 3898 in 2025)
Event Records: Women, 32:14, Dorcas Kimeli Jepchumba (KEN), 2017; Men, 27:39, Felix Limo (KEN), 2002
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_Swansea10.htm (through 2017)
Race Founded: 1981; held every year since then except 2020 (pandemic)
NOTE: Louise Small successfully defended her title in the women’s race –Ed.
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Louise Small, Aldershot Farnham & District, 33:04
2. Olivia Tsim , Pontypridd Roadents AC, 35:18
3. Rae Nichollsm Birchfield Harriers, 37:54
MEN (gun times) –
1. Kadar Omar, Birchfield Harriers, 29:03
2. Omar Ahmed, Birchfield Harriers, 29:13
3. Jonathan Butler, Swansea Harriers, 29:33
4. Dewi Griffiths, Swansea Harriers, 30:30
City to Bay Road Race 12-K
Adelaide, SA, AUS; Sunday, September 20
Distance: 12 km
Finishers: 12926 (up from 12,222 in 2025); there were more finishers at other distances
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_AdelaideCityBay12.htm
NOTE: Third straight win for Izzi Batt-Doyle –Ed.
WOMEN –
1. Isobel BATT-DOYLE, 31, 37:11
2. Tara PALM, 41, 39:21
3. Caitlin SCOTT, 29, 39:51
MEN –
1. Matthew RAMSDEN, 29, 34:31
2. Thomas DO CANTO, 40, 34:36
3. Liam CASHIN, 28, 34:38
4. William MCCANN, 28, 34:48
5. Christopher DEEGAN, 30, 35:16
6. Adam GODDARD, 23, 35:39
Dam tot Damloop (40th)
Amsterdam to Zaandam, NED; Sunday, September 20
Distance: 10 mi., flat, point-to-point course with no start/finish elevation change (not record-eligible)
Finishers: 394 in competitive 10 mile (up from 295 in 2025), but thousands more in other sections and distances
Format: Elite women started 6 minutes ahead men
Course Records: Women, 50:31, Ingrid Kristiansen (NOR), 1987; Men, 44:27, Leonard Patrick Komon (KEN), 2011
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_DtD10.htm (through 2017)
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Asayech AYICHEW, 03 Apr 2005, ETH, 50:05
2. Janeth Nyiva MUTUNGI, 27 Aug 2003, KEN, 50:08
3. Sheila CHEPKIRUI, 27 Dec 1990, KEN, 51:21
4. Mastewal MEHABAW, 31 Dec 2006, ETH, 52:07
5. Ziyn AYELEGN, ETH, 52:43
6. Guteni SHANKO, 11 Sep 2005, ETH, 52:43
7. Beatrice CHEPKOECH, 06 Jul 1991, KEN, 5:29
8. Jennifer GULIKERS, 18 Aug 1994, NED, 54:57
9. Julie VOET, 22 Nov 2003, BEL, 55:22
10. Jill HOLTERMAN, 11 Sep 1991, NED, 56:05
11. Elizeba CHERONO-FRANKEN, 06 Jun 1988, NED, 57:10
12. Loes KEMPE, 25 May 2005, NED, 57:11
MEN (gun times) –
1. Jamal KIPRONO, 2000, KEN, 46:10
2. Jonathan Kipkoech KAMOSONG, 12 Jun 1998, KEN, 46:11
3. Jenberu SISAY, 14 Jan 2006, ETH, 47:03
4. Ayana GENETI, 26 Apr 2005, ETH, 47:03
5. Stan NIESTEN, 19 Nov 1996, NED, 47:36
6. Mao AKO, 24 Dec 1999, TAN, 47:37
7. Nathan HOUWAARD, 26 Nov 2005, NED, 47:39
8. Noah SCHUTTE, 15 May 1995, NED, 47:41
9. Gianluca ASSORGIA, 29 Nov 1994, NED, 48:36
10. Koen NAERT, 03 Sep 1989, BEL, 48:38
11. Yohan ZARADZKI, 21 Sep 1994, BEL, 48:42
12. Khalid CHOUKOUD, 23 Mar 1986, NED, 48:49
Lone Gull 10-K (19th)
Gloucester, MA, USA; Sunday, September 20
Distance: 10 km certified (MA18023JK) and record-eligible
Finishers: 868 (up from 289 in 2025)
Course Records: Men, NEW (see below); Women, 32:50, Molly Huddle, 2023
NOTE: Twenty-eight-time USATF champion Molly Huddle finished third in the women’s race (she’s also the course record holder here). Men’s winner, Christopher Collet, set a new course record –Ed.
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Orla Rocha (IRL), 26, Peabody, MA, 33:56
2. Julia Fenerty, 25, Franklin, MA, 34:56
3. Molly Huddle, 42, Lincoln, RI, 35:02
4. Jaime Lord, 30, Watertown, MA, 35:07
5. Alexandra Ross, 26, Boston, MA, 35:38
MEN (gun times) –
1. Christopher Collet, 25, Cranston, RI, 29:25 CR^
2. Eric Van Der Els, 28, Waltham, MA, 29:25
3. Ryan Smith, 25, Boston, MA, 29:43
4. Claudio Rocha, 25, Peabody, MA, 30:19
^Course record; previous 29:35, Louis Serafini, 2019
Maratón de Buenos Aires (41st)
(World Athletics Label Road Race)
Buenos Aires, ARG; Sunday, September 20
Distances: 42.195 km, World Athletics-certified and record-eligible
Finishers: 14,233 (up from 12,774 in 2025)
Course Records: Women, NEW (see below); Men, 2:05:00, Evans Kiplagat Chebet (KEN), 2019
Prize Money: Not reported
Race Founded: 1984; not held in 2002 or 2020
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_BAMa.htm (through 2017)
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Rebeca Kangogo CHESIR, 04 Dec 1992, KEN, 2:23:36 CR^
2. Rodah Jepkorir TANUI, 25 Apr 1991, KEN, 2:24:49
3. Emmah Cheruto NDIWA, 15 Feb 1996, KEN, 2:26:55
4. Sentayehu LEWETEGN, 09 May 1996, ETH, 2:29:53
5. Tamir AGERE, 11 Sep 2000, ETH, 2:30:19
6. Lomi MULETA, 29 Nov 2001, ETH, 2:32:15
7. Chiara Milena MAINETTI, 08 Jun 1988, ARG, 2:38:25
8. Natacha Anahi CASTAÑO, 14 Jul 1985, ARG, 2:44:21
^Course record; previous 2:24:52, Rodah Jepkorir Tanui (KEN), 2023
MEN (gun times) –
1. Bethwel KIBET, 04 Aug 1991, KEN, 2:08:28
2. John HAKIZIMANA, 26 Oct 1996, RWA, 2:08:39
3. Felix KIRWA, 8 October 1995, KEN, 2:10:24
4. Kipkemoi KIPRONO, 12 Sep 1995, KEN, 2:10:49
5. Vincent Kibor RAIMOI, 16 Jul 1996, KEN, 2:11:50
6. Embay GOITOM, 11 Sep 2002, ETH, 2:12:28
7. Ricardo ROJAS, 10 Apr 1998, CHI, 2:14:47
8. David GOMEZ GONZÁLEZ, 15 Aug 1991, COL, 2:15:23
9. Ignacio ERARIO, 19 Jan 1996, ARG, 2:16:42
Maratonina Città di Udine (26th)
Udine, ITA; Sunday, September 20
Distance: 21.1 km, World Athletics-certified, but not record-eligible (S/F separation greater than 50%)
Finishers: 1187 (up from 942 in 2025)
Course Records: Women, 1:07:23, Margaret Okayo (KEN), 2003; Men, 59:06, Geoffrey Mutai (KEN), 2013
Prize Money: Indicated in euros (see primary details below; there was separate prize money for Italian athletes)
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Adeline MUSABYEYEZU (RWA), 1991, ORECCHIELLA GARFAGNANA, 1:14:02
2. Anna FRIGERIO, 1998, ASSINDUSTRIA SPORT, 1:14:34
3. Ronah NYABOCHOA (KEN), 1995, UNATTACHED, 1:20:05
MEN (gun times) –
1. Simon Mwangi WAITHIRA (KEN), 1997, UNATTACHED, 1:02:55
2. Vincent MOMANYI (KEN), 2000, UNATTACHED, 1:03:18
3. Simon Dudi EKIDOR (KEN), 1997, ATL. POTENZA PICENA, 1:03:21
4. Petro MAMU (ERI), 1985, UNATTACHED, 1:03:29
5. Louis INTUNZINZI, 2000, G.P. PARCO ALPI APUANE, 1:04:07
6. Jacob Kipkorir KOSGEI (KEN), 1995, G.S. ORECCHIELLA GARFAGNANA, 1:05:52
Philadelphia Distance Run Half-Marathon (48th)
Philadelphia, PA, USA; Sunday, September 20
Distances: 21.1 km, certified (PA23004DB), flat, out-and-back course along the Schuykill River; start and finish at Eakins Oval adjacent to the Philadelphia Museum of Art (course measured by Dan Brannen; certificate expires 2033)
Finishers: 4077 (up from 3753 in 2025)
Course Records: Men, 58:46, Mathew Kisorio, KEN, 2011; Women, 1:07:11, Kim Smith, NZL, 2011; Masters Men, 1:02:38, John Campbell (NZL), 1990; Masters Women, 1:09:37, Deena Kastor, 2014
Prize Money: See complete details below
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_PhiHM.htm (through 2017)
Race Founded: 1978; has been run every year ever since, except for 2020
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Mercy Chelangat (KEN), Flagstaff, AZ, 1:09:22 ($2500)
2. Annamaria Kostarellis, Mesa, AZ, 1:11:11 ($1000)
3. Susanna Sullivan, Reston, VA, 1:11:56 ($500)
4. Anna Oeser, New York, NY, 1:12:07 ($250)
5. Paige Wood, Flagstaff, AZ, 1:12:18 ($150)
6. Lisa Hart, Winter Garden, FL, 1:13:00
7. Amber Zimmerman, Philadelphia, PA, 1:13:58
8. Atsede Tesema, Colorado Springs, CO, 1:14:44
9. Amanda Martin, Salt Lake City, UT, 1:15:30
10. Sophia King, Richmond, VA, 1:16:22
11. Sydney Leiher, Washington, DC, 1:18:18
MEN (gun times) –
1. Patrick Kiprop (KEN), Boulder, CO, 1:00:55 ($2500)
2. Victor Shitsama (KEN), N/A, 1:02:06 ($1000)
3. Sosten Kipchirchir (KEN), Chapel Hill, NC, 1:02:07 ($500)
4. Kotaro Kondo (JPN), Flagstaff, AZ, 1:02:15 ($250)
5. Haftu Knight, Austin, TX, 1:03:26 ($150)
6. Afewerki Zeru, Rochester, MI, 1:03:55
7. Gilbert Boit (KEN), Colorado Springs, CO, 1:04:16
8. Shuaib Aljabaly, Rochester, MI, 1:04:27
9. Bekele Reta Jima (ETH), Addis Ababa, ETH, 1:04:53
10. Kevin Kirk, Ogden, UT, 1:04:57
Surf City 10 Mile (70th)
Huntington Beach, CA, USA; Sunday, September 20
Distance: 10 mi., USATF-certified (CA14084RS) and record-eligible course
Finishers: 3643 (up from 2031 in 2025)
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Rosie Edwards, 38, 58:10
2. Jennifer Cardenas-Sandova, 27, 58:29
3. Jane Miller, 28, 58:47
4. Marie O’Leary, 35, 59:51
5. Kayla Clayton, 26, 59:55
MEN (gun times) –
1. Jonathan Velasco, 26, 47:59
2. Salvador Capetillo, 28, 48:33
3. Anthony Solis 36, 49:30
4. Jalen Griego, 23, 51:10
5. Thomas Dialynas, 36, 51:43
The Boulevard Race (4th)
Spokane, WA, USA; Sunday, September 20
Distance: Listed as 4 mi., out-and-back course (course NOT USATF-certified)
Finishers: 3786 (up from 3402 in 2025)
Prize Money: See complete details below
Course Records: Men, 16:57, Josphat Too (KEN), 2024; Women, 18:49, Sarah Naibei (KEN), 2024
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Marisa Howard, 34, Boise, ID, 20:49 ($2500)
2. Abby Nichols, 29, Boulder, CO, 21:18 ($1500)
3. Jenny Schilling, 23, Portland, OR, 21:31 ($1000)
4. Annika Esvelt, 24, Spokane, WA, 21:38
5. Kari Hamilton, 31, Pullman, WA, 22:57
MEN (gun times) –
1. James Mwaura, 28, Waltham, MA, 18:15 ($2500)
2. Reid Buchanan, 33, Kansas City, MO, 18:15 ($1500)
3. Andy Wacker, 37, Boulder, CO, 18:28 ($1000)
4. Mac Franks, 27, Lake Forest Park, OR, 20:01
5. Mitchell Beard, 32, Spokane, WA, 20:11
Tübinger ERBE-Lauf (32nd)
Tübingen, GER; Sunday, September 20
Distance: 10 km (course not included on the World Athletics database of certified courses)
Race Founded: 1994; held every year except 2020
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Lisa Merkel, 2003, LAV Stadtwerke Tübingen, 33:20
2. Hanna Klein, 1993, LAV Stadtwerke Tübingen, 33:24
3. Eva Dieterich, 1999, LAV Stadtwerke Tübingen, 33:48
4. Antonia Schiel, 1998, LAV Stadtwerke Tübingen, 34:32
MEN (gun times) –
1. Markus Görger, 1998, LG Region Karlsruhe, 30:20
2. Nick Jäger, 1999, Running Gags, 30:34
3. Maximilian Berger, 2002, Running Gags, 30:45
Yonkers Marathon (98th)
Yonkers, NY, USA; Sunday, September 20
Distance: 42.195 km, USATF-certified (NY18071JG) and record-eligible
Finishers: 193 (up from 185 in 2025)
NOTE: This is the second-oldest marathon in the United States after Boston, founded in 1907; it was not held in 2020 or 2021 due to the pandemic –Ed.
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Grace Lisnock, 20, Westfield, NJ, 3:26:48
MEN (gun times) –
1. Randolfo Portillo, 33, Mount Kisco, NY, 2:43:06