Sadie Smith wins Steamtown in 2:52:31, becoming its oldest winner and adding her 44th sub-three-hour state on a rainy, memorable race day.
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Working Through a Tough Day at the Marine Corps Marathon
Gina Forestieri finishes lifetime marathon 49 at the Marine Corps Marathon, working through discomfort with her 50th marathon planned for New York City.
Joining the Half-Marathon Comma Club in Oregon
Victoria Carroll completes her 1,000th half marathon at the NW Series in Oregon on September 19, celebrating an extraordinary running milestone.
Pushing to the Finish at Navy Mid-South Half Marathon
Stefanie Holliday celebrates half marathon 71 with a 2:40:17 finish and fourth place in her overall division after seven months away from the distance.
From the PEI Half Marathon to Lighthouses and Local Food
Michelle Migneault Cox finishes half marathon 145 in her seventh Canadian province, then explores Prince Edward Island’s lighthouses and local food.
Mountain Views and Marathon Miles in Wyoming
Lea Reyes completes marathon 141 in her 32nd state in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, enjoying mountain views before exploring the Tetons and Yellowstone.
A Strong Start and a Sofia Marathon Finish
Alexis Davidson walks the Sofia Marathon in under 5:14, sharing course details, pacing strategy and observations about the 5:30 time limit.
Meet Club Member: Melinda Langlois
Melinda Langlois, a breast cancer survivor, transformed her life through running after her diagnosis in 2012. Initially using running as a coping mechanism for depression, it evolved into a deep passion and a path to healing. She joined the San Francisco Road Runners Club, completed multiple marathons, and achieved significant milestones, including running on all seven continents and finishing marathons in all 50 states. Melinda emphasizes that her journey was about reclaiming her life and encourages others facing challenges that strength can be found by taking the first step.
Medal Monday Magic: Sri Chinmoy Half
Julia K Garling shares her experience of completing her 10th Sri Chinmoy half marathon in Queens, NY, where she placed third in her age group. After a 5-week break to heal, she enjoyed a slower race in the typical summer humidity. Garling expressed gratitude for this event’s convenience compared to longer travel for races and highlighted the joy of reconnecting with an old friend. She emphasized the essence of running as a personal journey rather than just competition.
Bad Bass Half Marathon Recap: “Probably Killed a Few Toenails”
Lynne Kilirnr recently completed the Bad Bass half marathon, a challenging course featuring steep hills. To meet two crucial checkpoints, she started early, taking her time to enjoy the scenery despite suffering from sore knees and some toenail damage. Prior to the race, she had been helping her mother recover from a fall, which contributed to her own back pain. Ultimately, she enjoyed running alongside her friend Chau Smith and participating in the event after volunteering to help set up.