Saturday February 7th, 2026
Huntsville, Texas
Distance: 100 miles
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Rocky Raccoon is the fastest 100 mile trail run for men in North America, as well as the oldest running 100 miler in Texas having been first run in 1993 with 29 finishers. It’s described as beautiful, fun, and great for veteran runners as well as those looking for their first 100 mile finish.
Any American Citizen may enter the USATF Nationals, but you do not have to be a US Citizen or enter the Nationals to compete in, and enjoy the race.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 15:53:49 | ColinMacfarlane | 35 | Portland |
2nd Male | 16:34:29 | GarrettNelson | 32 | Black Earth |
3rd Male | 16:44:04 | WilliamWeidman | 41 | Arlington |
4th Male | 17:03:52 | SamBurt | 32 | Phoenix |
Female | 18:56:19 | TatianaRypinski | 31 | Houston |
2nd Female | 19:22:21 | MeganJackson | 36 | Abilene |
3rd Female | 21:23:55 | LindsayKasow | 35 | Temecula |
4th Female | 21:29:55 | LindseyDuffield | 38 | Reklaw |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
The Rocky Raccoon 100 mile course record holders are Nicole Kalogeropoulos who ran a 14:22:18 in 2015 and Ian Sharman who ran 12:44:33 in 2011.
Due to trail damage from Hurricane Harvey the course is modified and will run on a 25 mile loop. Race organizers will be donating a percentage of race registration fees to the park for continued re-construction efforts.
According to race director Chris McWatters, “This year is extra special as I’ve got to witness, first-hand, the Tejas Trails tagline come to life (more than just trail running…). The reason being, Hurricane Harvey pretty much destroyed the trail system at this park only months ago. Leaving it with only 3+ miles of trail usable at that time.
There have been so many people from all over the country coming out to the park and donating their time and money to re-establishing the trail system. The park, the local community, ultra runners, hikers, mountain bikers, and people who have never even seen our beloved Rocky Raccoon have given their blood and sweat to get Huntsville State Park ready for Rocky Raccoon and Rocky 50.
The park still has a lot of work coming for the remainder of the trails and bridges to get 100% back, but the place is looking great and we have figured out the longest route yet at 25 miles per lap! We are extra motivated this year to making this race as great as ever! I truly can’t wait to see everyone enjoying all the hard work and preparation! I love this Tejas Trails family and am honored to be in the middle of it!”
On the men’s side, winner of the 2017 Rocky Raccoon Ronnie Delzer, is looking to keep the top step of the podium. Western States 100 mile legend Gordy Ainsleigh (Meadow Valley, CA) will toe the starting line and should be a strong contender to win the men’s 70-74 age group. USATF Mountain, Ultra & Trail Running Council member Roy Pirrung will be competing for top honors in the men’s 65-69 age group. The youngest competitor in the national championship competition will be Jacob Alexander (San Antonio, TX) who is 28 years old. In total there will be 70 USATF members competing for overall and age group national championships.
The 2018 Rocky Raccoon 100 has also been selected as a qualifying race for the 2019 Western States 100.Runners who complete Rocky Raccoon in 30 hours will qualify to enter a lottery where the field for Western States will be selected.
Sunday February 8th, 2026
Melbourne, Florida
Distance: Marathon · Half Marathon · Marathon Relay · 8K · 5K · Kids Race
Offical Race Web Site
Located on Florida's Space Coast, just north of Miami, far south of Jacksonville and east of Orlando and Tampa, the State Farm Melbourne Beaches Music Marathon Weekend makes for a perfect warm winter running destination for runners of all ages and levels. The Melbourne Music Marathon typically attracts a slightly more serious runner than the previous month's Disney Marathon, but the course is still designed for fun. The weather is fine and the course is flat as a pancake, making for some spectacular PR's.
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Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 2:53:05 | Adam Truesdale | FL | |
2nd Male | 2:54:30 | Erik Stauderman | VA | |
3rd Male | 2:58:17 | Alexander Larrivee | IL | |
4th Male | 2:58:19 | James Nolan | PA | |
Female | 3:05:26 | Violetta Yazlovskaya | FL | |
2nd Female | 3:12:59 | Rachel Hyzny | PA | |
3rd Female | 3:27:51 | Kayla Dexter | FL | |
4th Female | 3:37:36 | Vanessa Pimentel | FL |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
One of America's Top 10 Bucket List Waterfront Races," says Runners World Magazine.
The Publix Florida Marathon & 1/2 Marathonbegins in downtown Melbourne and traverses along scenic US1 and the Indian River offering great water views and two bridge crossings for half-marathoners with four for the full marathon runners. The event has water stops each mile of the course and will feature at least 20 musical acts along the route with a post-race concert providing beer, pizza and more to runners. The 1/2 Marathon Relay offers two runners the chance to work together on a 6.55 mile tag-team run with each receiving a finishers medal.
The races kick off on Saturday with the Florida Today 5k & 8k and Kids Run, withat least six musical acts on the race course and post race party with live music.
Going into its 10th year, the Publix Florida Marathon Weekend is East Central Florida’s premiere distance event and one of the most environmentally sustainable races in the southeast.
Sunday February 8th, 2026
Encinitas California
Distance: 10K · 5K · Elite Race · Costume Contest
Offical Race Web Site
The Cardiff Kook Run 5K, 10K and Costume Contest is a celebration of the greatest community in the most amazing town on the map – and remember, it’s on Super Bowl Sunday.
The course starts under the world famous “Encinitas” sign on historic HWY 101 in beautiful Encinitas, California. This scenic loop passes by the famous “Cardiff Kook” statue (The Magic Carpet Ride), rises above some of the most popular surf breaks in the world and heads down to Cardiff State Beach.
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Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 28:30 | Futsum Zienasellassie | 32 | FLAGSTAFF |
2nd Male | 29:14 | Steven Martinez | 30 | SAN DIEGO |
3rd Male | 29:21 | Nicolas Montanez | 31 | MAMMOTH LAKES |
4th Male | 29:36 | Tim Hendricks | 31 | CORONADO |
Female | 32:10 | Lauren Hagans | 38 | FLAGSTAFF |
2nd Female | 32:58 | Carrie Ellwood | 30 | BOULDER |
3rd Female | 33:24 | Alycia Cridebring | 33 | FLAGSTAFF |
4th Female | 33:33 | Stevie Lawrence | 27 | MAMMOTH LAKES |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
M 40-49 | 34:53 | Charles McKeown | 42 | SAN DIEGO |
M 50-59 | 36:04 | Edgar Diaz | 50 | LAKESIDE |
M 60-69 | 38:26 | Dick Robinson | 62 | SAN DIEGO |
M 70+ | 48:28 | Bruce Blanchard | 73 | OCEANSIDE |
F 40-49 | 38:49 | Jessica Karlsson | 42 | SAN DIEGO |
F 50-59 | 42:17 | Valerie Swafford | 54 | SAN DIEGO |
F 60-69 | 47:16 | Andrea Guzman | 60 | BONITA |
F 70+ | 58:06 | Marsha Deere | 70 | SAN DIEGO |
The annual Cardiff Kook Run 10K & 5K is a celebration of the greatest town on the map – on the greatest day of the year, Super Bowl Sunday. The scenic loop starts and finishes under the famous “Encinitas” sign, passes by the Cardiff Kook statue on Coast HWY 101, rises above some of the most popular surf breaks in San Diego and then make its way down to Cardiff State Beach. Then you get to experience it all again on your way back.
Sunday February 15th, 2026
Austin, Texas
Distance: Marathon · Half Marathon
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The premier running event in the City of Austin annually attracts runners from all 50 states and 20+ countries around the world. With a downtown finish and within proximity of many downtown hotels and restaurants, the Austin Marathon is the perfect running weekend destination. Come run the roads of The Live Music Capital of the World where there's live music on course. Whether you run 26.2, 13.1, or 5K, the finish line festival will be one to remember!
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Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 2:18:56 | BradleyMakuvire | 26 | El Paso |
2nd Male | 2:19:03 | ConnorWeaver | 29 | Lewisville |
3rd Male | 2:19:47 | GeorgeOnyancha | 31 | Grand Prairie |
4th Male | 2:20:36 | MichaelMorris | 35 | Austin |
Female | 2:41:04 | JanetRono | 36 | Grand Prairie |
2nd Female | 2:44:20 | AlisonWells | 29 | Bossier City |
3rd Female | 2:53:37 | ConnorDargan | 24 | Croydon |
4th Female | 2:54:37 | LeslieSwanson | 35 | Austin |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
M 40-49 | 2:49:43 | NathanWinn | 41 | Argyle |
M 50-59 | 2:50:01 | BillElliott | 51 | Holden |
M 60-69 | 3:36:51 | StacySmith | 64 | Houston |
F 40-49 | 3:27:39 | StefanieHardy | 41 | Fargo |
F 50-59 | 3:34:58 | CarynLubetsky | 53 | Miami Shores |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 1:03:48 | Daniel Kemoi | ||
2nd Male | 1:05:06 | Lawrence Kipkoech | ||
3rd Male | 1:07:08 | Riley Cook | ||
4th Male | 1:07:20 | Austin Del Rosso | ||
Female | 1:13:44 | Amanda Phillips | ||
2nd Female | 1:15:37 | Maria Coffin | ||
3rd Female | 1:15:51 | Anna West | ||
4th Female | 1:17:40 | Sophie Anders |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
The Austin Marathon and Half-Marathon courses are USATF certified and run through or past some of Austin's most scenic and historic areas, including Lady Bird Johnson Lake, the Allandale and Hyde Park neighborhoods, Congress Avenue, the University of Texas campus, and the State Capitol complex. The gently rolling and shaded course is 90 percent asphalt with long straightaways and 28 turns.
The marathon course gains approximately 14 feet per mile over the first 17 miles before dropping more than 33 feet per mile over the final nine miles to the finish on Congress Avenue in the shadow of the State Capitol Building. The route has a total ascent of 591 feet and has a maximum elevation of 764 feet. The elevation at the start is 546 feet.
Sunday March 1st, 2026
Livermore, California
Distance: Half Marathon · 5K
Offical Race Web Site
To ensure that roads reopen to vehicular traffic at the scheduled times, the course time limits will be strictly enforced. Participants must maintain a pace of 14:00 min per mile to finish the 13.1 miles in under 3 hours. A cut-off location will be enforced on the course; runners or walkers who do not reach the cut-off location by this time will be stopped and shuttled to the finish line area.
Our Medical Team is a dedicated group of multidisciplinary medical professionals, available to help assess your race day medical needs and administer acute first aid when necessary.
Numerous medical stations will be located at the Finish as well as at the start and along the course.
Gear check will be available near the start line for your pre-race/post-race clothing. While you run, it’ll be held securely while you experience a grand tour of Livermore. When you finish, simply return to the same location to claim your belongings.
Please note:DO NOT leave valuables, cash or jewelry in your gear bag. The event is not responsible for any lost items. Gear bags must be claimed before close of the Finish Line Festival on race day.
Once you cross the finish line, you’ll enter a secure participant only area. In the Runner Zone, you’ll rehydrate, refuel as well a be awarded your well deserved finisher’s medal. Be sure to grab all your goodies, because once you exit this area, you can’t re-enter. Besides, there’s a party going on and it’s time to celebrate!
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 1:12:29 | Anthony Cortes | 31 | Petaluma, CA |
2nd Male | 1:12:43 | Jan Stepinski | 33 | Palo Alto, CA |
3rd Male | 1:14:27 | Lake Spradling | 26 | Livermore, CA |
4th Male | 1:17:33 | Lewis Kane | 35 | Oakland, CA |
Female | 1:21:29 | Maryann Gong | 29 | New York, NY |
2nd Female | 1:23:42 | Hania Thomas-adams | 35 | Alameda, CA |
3rd Female | 1:26:49 | Kristin Ford | 21 | Livermore, CA |
4th Female | 1:28:41 | Maggie Osa | 30 | Walnut Creek, CA |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
M 40-49 | 1:23:58 | David Levenson | 41 | Foster City, CA |
M 50-59 | 1:28:56 | Stephen Dunphy | 51 | Danville, CA |
M 60-69 | 1:43:15 | Brian Kennett | 63 | Danville, CA |
M 70+ | 2:06:34 | Peter Porazik | 72 | Santa Clarita, CA |
F 40-49 | 1:35:36 | Polly Feyereisn | 41 | Aptos, CA |
F 50-59 | 1:33:09 | Shinae Helms | 52 | Pleasanton, CA |
F 60-69 | 1:38:34 | Chiyo Shidara | 63 | Orinda, CA |
F 70+ | 2:39:32 | Margaret Quinn | 71 | Pleasanton, CA |
One of the best and most scenic courses in Florida taking runners along the Intracoastal Waterway and over two high Spanish bridge crossings. More than 20 bands on the course, embroidered hats, great tech shirts and big spinner medals to finishers--plus beer and food at the finish line.