Sunday November 8th, 2026
Schenectady, New York
Distance: 15K
Offical Race Web Site
The Stockade-athon is popularly recognized as the oldest "major" 15K road race in the USA. Starting in 1976 this classic 9.3 miler has become the highlight event on the fall racing season in upstate New York.
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displays approximate race location · East Glenville NY 12008
| Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
| Male | 47:13 | Justin Cascio | 22 | Burlington, CT |
| 2nd Male | 47:20 | Eric Shu | 22 | Auburndale, NY |
| 3rd Male | 47:21 | Jack Loughery | 33 | Albany, NY |
| 4th Male | 47:42 | Christopher Bertola | 23 | Orchard Park, NY |
| Female | 52:24 | Teagan Robertson | 29 | Kingston, ON |
| 2nd Female | 54:36 | Marie-Ange Brumelot | 33 | Shokan, NY |
| 3rd Female | 55:30 | Tricia Longo | 37 | Wynantskill, NY |
| 4th Female | 55:37 | Karen Bertasso | 42 | Selkirk, NY |
| Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
| M 40-49 | 48:51 | Ricardo Estremera | 40 | AlbanyNY |
| M 50-59 | 1:01:06 | Jake Stookey | 50 | Clifton ParkNY |
| M 60-69 | 59:18 | Keith Guilfoyle | 60 | Bay ShoreNY |
| M 70+ | 1:17:26 | Steve Palmer | 70 | BainbridgeNY |
| F 40-49 | 55:37 | Karen Bertasso | 42 | Selkirk, NY |
| F 50-59 | 1:16:39 | Deanne Webster | 50 | AlbanyNY |
| F 60-69 | 1:15:03 | Laurie Hoyt | 60 | SchenectadyNY |
| F 70+ | 1:35:52 | Elizabeth S Herkenham | 70 | CharltonNY |
The course starts near Veterans Park in downtown Schenectady. The course travels west on State Street for 1K before entering the historic Stockade District and proceeding on Front Street. The course exits the Stockade District after crossing Erie Blvd. The course then proceeds east on Nott Street past Union College before entering the historic GE Plot residential neighborhood via Lenox Ave, Douglas Rd and Rugby Rd.
The course exits Rugby Road and proceeds north on Waverly Place near the 5K mark. The course turns east off Waverly and follows Grand Blvd to the city boundary with Niskayuna, then proceeds south on Dean Street to Central Parkway past 8k. After a 1K residential loop on Central Parkway, the course enters beautiful Central Park and follows a bike path around Iroquois Lake and Duck Pond before reaching its highest elevation near 12K. The final 3k is mostly downhill or flat as the course exits Central Park and proceeds west through historic Vale Cemetery and Vale Park before a final downhill section on Franklin Street to the finish at City Hall.
A great race!