Marathon Maniacs Get Fast Pass to Chevron Houston Marathon Registration Line

The Chevron Houston Marathon asked on its Facebook page yesterday, May 30, “Who’s registering with us?”

Registration for the January 2019 race opens at noon on Wednesday, June 6, in conjunction with Global Running Day.

Runners can register for $150 for the marathon and $130 for the half marathon through the month of June before the price increases to $175 and $140, respectively, on July 1.

Five days ahead of Global Running Day, the Austin Marathon kicks off its registration with $100 marathon and $80 half marathon pricing through July 17 and the BMW Dallas Marathon, which opened its registration on May 1 at $119 and $99, respectively, will increase its prices by $20 on the marathon to $139 and $30 on the half marathon to $129.

However, in an announcement made last night, May 30, to Marathon Maniac mailing list subscribers (of which I’m on as a former and early Marathon Maniac), the Chevron Houston Marathon is giving Maniacs and Fanatics members in good standing the opportunity to register for five days – in advance of the race’s public registration opening.

“The race is offering five days of early and exclusive registration prior to opening up registration to the masses,” Marathon Maniacs’ e-mail states.  “The half marathon does sell out, so this is your opportunity to guarantee your spot in the race!”

The Chevron Houston Marathon is offering, according to the e-mail, the following:  a.) special Marathon Maniac bib marking, b.) exclusive Marathon Maniac pre- and post-race area for gathering, c.) a tent in the outdoor Discovery Green post-race run club area and that d.) the “clubs will also have a booth at the Expo for all your gear needs!”

The e-mail blast from the Marathon Maniacs implies an ongoing relationship between the race and the organization.

“The Maniacs and Fanatics are partnering with the Chevron Houston Marathon and Aramco Houston Half Marathon starting in 2019,” the e-mail stated.  “This will be our 1st race in the new Club Exclusive Events lineup.”

The partnership with the Marathon Maniacs would increase the chances that more out-of-town runners – putting highly coveted heads in downtown hotel beds – before local runners – who didn’t commit early - have an opportunity to grab – and possibly sell-out early – entries at the $150 marathon and $130 half marathon price levels.

This Weekend's Heights Fun Run and Run Houston Clear Lake

A review of the RunSignUp.com registration page for this Saturday's Houston Heights 5K and 10K Fun Run may indicate that the race may experience a slight bump in its numbers, dependent upon registrations throughout the rest of the week.

The Heights Run had 273 for the 10K and 717 for the 5K showing as registered so far.  (This didn't include the 101 who are signed up for the 5K walk, which will be untimed.)

Last year, with the addition of the 10K, the race experienced an overall 26.9% increase in timed finishers (237 for the 10K and 776 for the 5K) over 2016.

This all coming in the face of competition from Sunday's Run Houston Clear Lake, which experienced a 7.3% decrease last year in overall timed finishers (including its Kids 1K that is timed) from 2016 to 2017.

While the Run Houston Series uses the same registration platform, RunSignUp, its participant lookup is limited - for valid reasons - to name combination or e-mail address.

Both races on Monday sent e-mails to their mailing lists offering a discount for registrations by end of day 5/28.  Heights' amount was undisclosed, while Run Houston Clear Lake offered past participants $10 off.  This amounted to 20% off its current $50 registration fee for both the 5K and the 10K.

Heights opened its registration on April 25 by offering its past participants 20% for the first four days.

The courses for both the 5K and the 10K of the Heights Fun Run are certified.  TX17061LAB and TX17062LAB are the certification numbers for the 5K and the 10K, respectively.  A check of certified courses on the USATF web site did not reveal the same for Run Houston Clear Lake.

Heights Fun Run Timed Finishers (Since 2009)
2009 - 1,180
2010 - 857
2011 - 1,022
2012 - 921
2013 - 885
2014 - 961
2015 - 817
2016 - 798
2017 - 5K (776), 10K (237)

Run Houston Clear Lake Finishers (Since Inception)
10K
2015 -- 617 (377 women, 240 men)
2016 -- 679
2017 -- 598 (304 women, 294 men)
5K
2015 -- 623 (422 women, 201 men)
2016 -- 905
2017 -- 893 (526 women, 367 men)
1M/1K
2015 -- 81 (47 women, 34 men)
2016 -- 105
2017 -- 75 (33 women, 42 men)
Total Finishers
2015 -- 1,320
2016 -- 1,689 (27.9% increase)
2017 -- 1,566 (7.3% decrease)

Can't Everybody Run A Small-Town Race?

As many are aware, I don’t sit still for too long.

I have people tell me they have a hard time keeping up and my response is always, “I’m just trying to stay busy and encouraging others to do the same.”

One of the things that I wish my fellow runners would do more of is to participate in a small-town race.

Not because they can “podium” or take home “hardware”, but just to slow down a little bit and enjoy a race that – more often than not – is put on by a group of people who are passionate about their community and/or a cause … yet still produce a quality race.

I’m not saying that races in large cities don’t.

There’s just something different.

And until you experience it a few times, you can’t separate the hustle and bustle of a large race and the appeal of a small community race.

I’ve run three races so far this weekend and will run in one more in the morning on Memorial Day.

It will be in my hometown of Tyrone, Pennsylvania.  I think I will run past two places – 802 and 809 Park Avenue – during the race where I lived as a child.

Friday night’s ninth annual Mayfest 5K in Fryburg had 111 timed finishers.  This race was about two hours away from where my grandmother lives in Tipton, just south of State College – the home of Penn State University.

Saturday morning’s 12th annual Dr. John Yellenic Memorial Day 5K in Blairsville had 44 timed runners and walkers.

And this morning’s Gabriel Lee Friedline Memorial 5K Run in Schellsburg, just outside of Bedford, had 56 timed runners and walkers.

When I registered in Fryburg Friday night and was offered a chance for a drawing for a prize, I declined.

I was just being polite in that I didn’t want to possibly win anything that I wouldn’t have been able to use.

I explained to the woman that I was from Texas – and up to visit my grandmother about two hours away – and she just couldn’t get over that somebody from that far outside of their community would participate in their race – and visit.

Again, not that I’ve ever not been appreciated for participating in somebody’s race, but this was different – and I don’t think it was just a Pennsylvania thing.

Although, one of the state’s slogans over the years has been, “You’ve got a friend in Pennsylvania.”

Saturday morning in Blairsville, I thought the race started at 8 a.m.

There weren’t too many people around as I walked toward the middle of the park at about 7:30 a.m.
I made the comment, “Everybody will show at the last minute, huh?”

Then I quickly learned that the race – as it was seen on the flyer – would begin at 9 a.m.

I went back to the hotel and walked a little bit around downtown after I returned, but when I finished I enjoyed a conversation with two or three gentlemen about how the race went.

One was with Blairsville’s Parks and Recreation Department and I told them about my involvement at home and that they seriously checked off all of the boxes for a well-produced race.

A good bit of the race was run on the Blairsville Riverfront Trail that was developed along the north side of the Conemaugh River.

It was really a pretty, peaceful place to be and run a race.

This morning didn’t disappoint either.

Bedford is almost an hour south of where my grandmother lives.  To the west, along Highway 30, is Schellsburg and Shawnee State Park.

I had two sets of plans, given that there was a threat of thunderstorms.

If it was continually raining, my plans were to go to church in either Altoona at Calvary Baptist Church (their services were at 10:30 a.m.) or at Northwood Baptist Chapel, which I guess you could say was the very first church I regularly attended as a child.

The latter was also the church in which my parents were married in.

The rains held off – and pretty much didn’t materialize too much throughout the day today; so, it was run that I did.

The loop around Shawnee Lake was 3.4 miles and more than half of it was on a nice trail and the rest was on park roads.

So we walked .3 mile to where the start line was and took off from there.

Before the race, I met a gentleman named David Addison from Norman, Oklahoma.

He was wearing a “Boomer Sooner” bandana that was positioned on his head like those who participate in Spartan races. 

Before I talked to him directly, I said earlier, “As long as they beat Texas.”

He and his wife, Dawn, were running their fourth race in five days in four different states and they were heading to New Jersey to run a Memorial Day race tomorrow.

He shared with me that he lost a lung and his doctor made a comment that he wouldn’t run again.

He said that running a race in all 50 states was his way of proving his doctor wrong.

Wednesday, they were in Stamford, Connecticut for the Boys and Girls Club Corporate Challenge 5K where he ran 28:52 and his wife finished in 32:55.

Yesterday in Richmond, Virginia, he told me they ran the Virginia War Memorial They Gave All 5K and said that it was a very hilly course where the winning time was just 19:37.

He covered the distance in 33:23 while his wife stopped the clock in 37:43.

Today, they finished in 33:01.51 and 37:08.84, respectively.

Unfortunately, I didn’t catch where they raced on either Thursday or Friday.

He said his goal was to finish the Honolulu Marathon in 2020 in under four hours.  He believes that it would be the fastest time in the marathon for a person with one lung.

The course had a little roll to it, a good portion of it was shaded and some was on the roads, but overall it was an enjoyable race.

I had hoped my times would be a little bit better, but hey, it is all about the experience of getting out and doing something different.

Friday -- 9th annual Fryburg Mayfest Fun Run 5K (Fryburg, PA) - 31:06.18
Saturday -- 12th annual Dr. John Yelenic Memorial Day 5K (Blairsville, PA) - 32:40.23
Sunday -- Gabriel Lee Friedline Memorial 5K Run (Schellsburg, PA) - 32:24.91

One more race in the morning, the Joshua House Memorial Day 5K in Tyrone.

It starts at 8:30 a.m. and then I have to come back here to my grandmother’s house, shower and drive to BWI to fly home tomorrow evening.

Another good trip.  Always good to spend time with and around my 93-year-old grandmother, who has lived by herself for a little more than four years after my grandfather passed away in April 2014.

To me, that’s the most amazing thing of all.

Ennis Polkafest 10K and 5K Finishers Numbers

10K
2018 (May 26) - 99
2017 (May 27) - 116
2016 (May 28) - 172
2015 (May 23) - 167
2014 (May 24) - 143
2013 (May 25) - 123
2012 (May 26) - 95
2011 (May 28) - 108
2010 (May 29) - 93

5K
2018 (May 26) - 271
2017 (May 27) - 299
2016 (May 28) - 319
2015 (May 23) - 378
2014 (May 24) - 381
2013 (May 25) - 313
2012 (May 26) - 297
2011 (May 28) - 273
2010 (May 29) - 252

Sources:  Racing Systems; wetimeraces.com

Canton Balloon Festival Half and 10K Finishers Numbers

2018 (May 19) - 173 half, 123 10K
2017 - Cancelled
2016 (May 14) - 181 half, 112 10K

Sources:  Racing Systems, Dallas; wetimeraces.com

Silo District Marathon Boston Qualifiers

MALE
2:16:20 - Julius Keter, 29, New York, NY
2:16:25 - Rodgers Ondati Gesabwa, 30, Guadalupe, MEX
2:18:41 - Christopher Chipsiya, 43, Zacatecas, MEX
2:22:10 - Jarrett Leblanc, 27, Jennings, LA
2:22:22 - Benjamin Meto, 43, Georgetown, TX
2:33:03 - Travis Noble, 42, Waco, TX
2:53:32 - Pete Estes, 29, Little Elm, TX
2:56:30 - Merlin Elsner, 43, Oakland, MI
2:59:45 - Elias Rutto, 28, Grand Prairie, TX
3:00:22 - Peter Beauvais, 56, Desoto, TX
3:04:08 - Jay Matlack, 32, Kansas City, MO
3:09:06 - Donald Quintana, 34, Mandeville, LA
3:09:13 - Jason Ernst, 44, Camrose, AB
3:10:16 - Jim Cleary, 54, Austin, TX
3:14:42 - Shawn Griffin, 44, Nolanville, TX
3:20:09 - Steve Maliszewski, 46, Houston, TX
3:23:41 - Sean Lewis, 50, Fair Oaks Ranch, TX
3:29:53 - Bill Dobbie, 58, St. Augustine, FL
3:35:47 - Chris Venicx, 58, New Braunfels, TX

FEMALE
2:38:15 - Shewarge Amare, 31, New York, NY
2:40:02 - Susan Tanui, 33, Grand Prairie, TX
2:41:52 - Ladia Albertson-Junkans, 32, Snoqualmie, WA
2:46:23 - Mary Akor, 41, Hawthorne, CA
3:01:00 - Megan Skeels, 44, Aledo, TX
3:04:08 - Ellie Pell, 26, Interlaken, NY
3:04:27 - Magaly Soto, 41, Arlington, TX
3:04:55 - Kristin Garcia, 37, Fort Worth, TX
3:05:41 - Shana Welch, 33, Strong, AR
3:15:00 - Cathie Delgado, 43, Grand Prairie, TX
3:16:13 - Aimee Henley, 30, Jonesborough, TN
3:18:08 - Lisa Holding Eagle, 35, Dickinson, ND
3:20:44 - Monica Kirkpatrick, 40, Tuscaloosa, AL
3:24:02 - Amy Johnson, 33, Hewitt, TX
3:26:23 - Becky Stanford, 33, Austin, TX
3:29:08 - Tiffany Dudley, 35, Starkville, MS
3:32:00 - Sierra Binek, 34, Beaverton, OR
3:32:05 - Amanda Price, 17, Lake Jackson, TX
3:43:46 - Maria Martinez, 41, Crowley, TX
3:48:51 - Julie Williams, 44, Pearland, TX

Sources: Racing Systems, wetimeraces.com, Silo District Marathon

Silo District Marathon Observations

Grab a cup of coffee.  This could be a long post.

Probably should bring some background information to the table before talking about what transpired today in Waco at the inaugural Silo District Marathon.

If you follow me on Facebook, you know that when the race was announced I seemed pretty critical.

First, the race announced entry fees of $150 for the marathon and $135 for the half marathon.  They are the second highest in Texas behind Houston - for a brand-new race.  (However, I now have a theory why this is/was.)

That raised my eyebrows a bit.

Yes, I understood/understand what the cause was/is all about.

However, the race made its announcement two days before a marathon in Waco - the seventh oldest in the Lone Star state - put on by a good friend and an incredible contributor to Texas' running and triathlon scene for more than 10 years, without an approved course, was not timely releasing posts on its Facebook event page and hadn't engaged a race production company at that time.

I did an Open Records request with the City of Waco to see what was on the Special Events application permit.  There wasn't a lot on it, and it was such that they originally wanted to do the race on Mother's Day Saturday.

Even though they went out and got Logan Burgess to measure and certify their course (one of the best!) and hired Racing Systems out of Dallas as its race production company, I was generally concerned about the number of first-timers at the longer distances who were running or racing with three months of preparation -- for what could be some old-fashioned Texas heat.

So attending the race today has always been on the calendar.

I was already pretty beat from being up early and announcing yesterday's 14th annual Impact A Hero 5K at Constellation Field in Sugar Land and getting a bit of afternoon rest.

After dinner and reading a little, I went to sleep at about 9:30 a.m. with a 1:45 a.m. wake-up call to begin driving to Waco by 2 a.m., which would put feet on the ground by 5 a.m.

After studying the maps, I parked at a place that I could leave whenever I chose to.

I made my way to what turned out to be the 5K start.  It was a pretty understated setup.

Since I had never really been to the Silos, I could see them off in the distance with all of the lights.

I saw where the finish line was.  They had a similar setup that The Woodlands Marathon uses at its finish on The Woodlands Waterway.

When there, Your Sporting Image's Karen Thibodeaux pulled up.  I helped her get one thing out of her mini-SUV and we chatted for about 5-10 minutes as she got situated.

Announcements began at about 6 a.m.  I didn't initially recognize the voice as it was a bit of a rough opening - something I experience often (like to get the first one out of the way to get into a rhythm), but soon learned it was Austin's Adam Reiser.

Former Rice Owl, an excellent masters runner (just barely though - 41, I think) and a really good announcer.  He does the bulk of the heavy lifting for all of the Run Houston Race Series, Bayou City Half Marathon Series and the Bayou City Tri Series races.

Our styles are different, but definitely respect each other as fellow professionals.

As I saw some of the foreign athletes milling around – and a couple running around scattered trying to get their bib, I also saw former McNeese State athlete Jarrett Le Blanc and his girlfriend.

We had a great conversation and I just kept moving around to get a layout of the start line corral, which was setup in front of the First Baptist Church of Waco.

I had tweeted that the start line setup for both races (marathon/half marathon and the 5K) were pretty minimalist.  However, later thinking about writing this, it made perfect sense because the fencing could be taken down quickly after the half marathoners started to re-open the street so First Baptist could start their church services on time this morning.

I visited with Adam a little bit.  I shared with him who I knew was running and that I had just kept pinging the confirmation question on the getmeregistered.com site to see if I could figure out who was running.

In Sunday morning’s article in the Waco Tribune Herald written by John Werner (and which appeared online early Saturday evening), the Magnolia spokeperson said that he couldn’t speak to individual races.

I call “baloney” on that.  At that point in time, if you’ve shut down registration and you’re not giving any comps (as I was told by a couple of guys who paid the $150 entry fee), then you pretty well know who’s in the field – unless you’re squeezing in a foreign runner at the last minute.

I saw Steve Maliszewski and Tim and Vicki Nolan.  Tim and Vicki were pacing the 3:40 marathon group for Beast Pacing.  Steve?  Just out for another hot race – to counterbalance Boston, of course.

He’s a two-time Badwater 135 finisher.

I snapped a picture of the two and shortly thereafter, Chip Gaines made his appearance.  This was at about 6:40 – 20 minutes before the start of the race.

Again, I’m aware of how everybody is a big fan of the couple, their location, their show and now their restaurant.  So I was interested to hear him speak to everybody before the race.

I was impressed.  He handled it all very, very well.  And you have to know that anybody that’s in front of the camera is generally going to be pretty comfortable speaking easily in public.

I snapped a picture or two and I turned around and there had to have been at least 200-300 people with their phones out hanging on every word he said.

After he got done – and with an inadvertent mic drop, Adam announced that the marathon would start at 7:10 a.m.  I learned shortly thereafter that the reason was because not all of the roads had been barricaded off, according to some individuals who were out riding the course.

So once the gun went off, and the 12-15 elites came running down the street before the rest of the marathoners and then Chip with a TV crew in a cart in front of him.

So my plan was to run to Herring and MLK, which was about two and a half miles away, and tweet some updates from just before mile seven.

I figured I would take about 25 minutes or so and the elite athletes would get there shortly thereafter.  They did, at 35:04.

There was a pack of five African athletes, followed by Jarrett Le Blanc and Ryan Miller, who both spent time in our The Woodlands running community.

The women’s leader came through about four minutes later.

I also stayed at that location until Dallas Baptist University assistant cross country coach Kelsey Bruce came through.  I was tweeting back and forth were her former coach and now employer Jacob Phillips.

I had volunteered to Kelsey that she was running fourth and how far back she was of the leader.

I then ran back across the bridge over the Brazos River and down to street level to see the half marathon leaders pass the mile nine split mat.

Again, passed along the same information, but in that short period of time, the gap between third place – which was taken by the young lady from Austin who won the Cap 10K last month – and Kelsey grew.

I cheered her on, then went back up the hill and started running west on Herring and then south on 18th Street to put myself in the vicinity of mile 20.

The police officer at that intersection said that there was law enforcement there today from a lot of central Texas towns, which showed the breadth of the setup for the race.

I saw the men’s leaders come through, but most importantly Jarrett LeBlanc was seventh at that point and looking pretty solid.

I didn’t end up seeing Ryan Miller and I would learn later on that he has dropped at mile 18.

LeBlanc ended up finishing fourth in 2:22:12 in his first marathon since the United State Olympic Marathon Trials in Los Angeles in February 2016.  That marathon was his first.

The first female marathoner passed just before mile 20 in 2:10 and change – and there was just three seconds that passed between the two of them.

In third two minutes down was former All-American runner at Minnesota, Ladia Albertson-Junkans.

She has been vacillating between roads and the ultras.  (Think Camille Herron.)

At that point, I ran east down 18th Street to Austin where runners were coming from the north to the turnaround on 17th Street.

Afterwards, I ran north on Austin to find my good friend, Nancy Goodnight, and her triathlon group from there in Waco.

Many of them also help Nancy produce her Miracle Match Marathon in late January.

So we stood there for more than two and a half hours cheering both half marathoners and marathoners on waiting for Chip Gaines to come through.

My only criticism is that he had an entourage around him that was completely unheard of.

There were two pairs of motorcycle police officers leading the group and they cleared everybody off the street.

C’mon, nobody is going to jeopardize their well-being to run in to do something to Chip.

He was in genuinely good spirits as he passed us, less than a mile and a half to his goal.

A great job by him – seriously.

To run a marathon, with that tool belt on him and maybe sweatpants of some kind in that heat by that time with cameras in front of him the entire time, he did something that most would not have withstood the pressure of doing.

All in all, a good job was done to produce this race.

I was nowhere near the finish line; therefore, I can’t comment on things in event production that can trip up good race management companies.

I was disappointed that the race didn’t vet its “elite” athletes appropriately and allowed two runners – one male and one female – that had served doping suspensions to run.

The male, Alene Reta, who won the men’s half marathon, was about 16-17 years ago by Ethiopia’s athletic body and the female, Mary Akor, five years ago by the United States Anti-Doping Agency.

Reta:  http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/article/zz/20100821/NEWS/100828062

Akor:  https://www.runnersworld.com/newswire/prolific-marathoner-mary-akor-gets-2-year-doping-ban

My theory on the price, as I mentioned earlier?

Other than the charity aspect and knowing that people would pay to participate in an event WITH Chip Gaines, given he and his wife’s popularity, it was also a price that many close to home may shy away from – and that people would be able to justify finally making a trip to visit the Silos.

I think it is the same strategy that Houston is using with raising its price even more for 2019, making it the most expensive marathon in Texas.

They seem to be aiming to satisfy real or perceived targets from Houston’s Convention & Visitors Bureau for the numbers of heads in beds.

Price out the local folks and make it more of a destination race, like New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles – two of the three who are Marathon Majors.

Do I think there will be a second race?  Based on something I was told, yes.

When will it be?  I wouldn’t be surprised if it moved back to April, but I don’t have any read on that at all.

Only time will tell I suppose.

2018 Texas Half Marathons By Finishers

11,088 - Aramco Houston Half Marathon, 1/14, Houston
7,716 - Austin Half Marathon, 2/18, Austin (RF)
6,607 - Humana Rock 'N Roll Half Marathon, 3/25, Dallas
6,341 - Cowtown Marathon, 2/25, Fort Worth (RF)
5,630 - 3M Half Marathon, 1/21, Austin (RF)

2,988 - The Woodlands Half Marathon, 3/3, The Woodlands (RF)
1,725 - Run The Alamo 13.1, 3/4, San Antonio (RRP)
1,356 - El Paso Half Marathon, 2/18, El Paso (DM)
1,250 - Katy Half Marathon, 2/3, Katy
1,222 - The Bearathon, 3/24, Waco (RF)
1,099 - HEB Alamo Run Fest Half Marathon, 4/15, San Antonio

940 - Vintage Park Half Marathon, 4/8, Houston
874 - Texas Big Star Half Marathon, 4/14, Frisco (CTM)
825 - Diva's Half Marathon, 4/22, Galveston
639 - Irving Marathon, 4/7, Irving (RF)
597 - USA Fit Half Marathon, 1/28, Sugar Land (RHT)
580 - Harlingen Half Marathon, 2/25, Harlingen (AG)

578 - St. Paddy's Half Marathon, 3/18, Sugar Land (RW)
551 - McAllen Half Marathon, 1/21, McAllen (AG)
482 - Jail Break Run, 2/24, Baytown (RHT)
463 - Galveston Half Marathon, 2/18, Galveston (RW)
462 - Skyline Half Marathon, 4/28, Dallas (RS)

434 - Joint Base San Antonio Half Marathon, 4/29, San Antonio (CS)
426 - Cocoa Women's Half Marathon, 2/11, San Antonio (RRP)
410 - Blue Bell Fun Run Half Marathon, 4/14, Brenham (RF)
358 - Messina Hof Wine and Roses Half Marathon, 4/22, Bryan (RRP)
356 - Seabrook Lucky Trail Half Marathon, 3/17, Seabrook (CTS)

332 - Outlaw Half Marathon, 4/7, Fredericksburg (SSP)
315 - Fairview Half Marathon, 4/14, Fairview (AST)
296 - Seabrook Lucky Trail Half Marathon, 3/18, Seabrook (CTS)
283 - Miracle Match Half Marathon, 1/28, Waco (RRP)
282 - Arlington Half Marathon, 4/8, Arlington (CRS)

280 - Too Cold To Hold Half Marathon, 1/28, Dallas (RS)
271 - Mayor's Half Marathon, 4/22, Lubbock (RF)
263 - The Energy City Half Marathon, 3/24, Midland (IAAP)
263 - Texas Bluebonnet Half Marathon, 4/21, McKinney (GR)
239 - Republic of Texas Run Half Marahton, 2/25, College Station (RRP)

214 - San Marcos Half Marathon, 3/11, San Marcos (IAAP)
203 - Texas Marathon Half, 1/1, Kingwood (RHT)
196 - New Year's Day Half Marathon, 1/1, Allen (AST)
196 - Resolution Run Half Marathon, 1/13, McKinney (GR)
191 - ExxpressMart Half Marathon, 3/3, Beaumont (IAAP)

187 - River Road Run Half Marathon, 1/6, New Braunfels (IAAP)
185 - First Responder Half Marathon, 4/22, Waco (PF)
184 - Wanderlust Run 13.1, 4/7, Fredericksburg (IAAP)
173 - Surfside Beach Half Marathon, 2/24, Surfside Beach (FTR)
172 - San Felipe Shootout Half Marathon, 3/24, San Felipe (TROT)

161 - Half de Paris, 3/3, Paris (AST)
158 - Run Against Cancer Half Marathon, 2/24, Victoria (IAAP)
155 - Willie McCool Half Marathon, 4/7, Lubbock (DM)
154 - 8th annual Show The Trail Who's Boss Half Marathon, 3/24, Brownsville (AG)
144 - Panther City Half Marathon, 3/11, Fort Worth (CRS)

142 - Natural Bridge Caverns Run Half Marathon, 2/4, San Antonio (RRP)
133 - 30th annual Lake Benbrook Half Marathon, 1/27, Benbrook (RTR)
129 - Mansfield Run With Heart Half Marathon, 1/27, Mansfield (CRS)
123 - Cross Timbers Trail Run Half Marathon, 2/17, Gordonville (AST)
113 - Rise of the Winter Dragons Half Marathon, 1/27, San Antonio (AG)

111 - Love. Run. Half Marathon, 2/16, Huntsville State Park, (RHT)
103 - Crazy Desert Trail Race Half Marathon, 3/10, San Angelo (TROT)
 91 - Carnival of Venice Half Marathon, 4/27, San Antonio (IAAP)
 89 - Tinajas Ultra Half Marathon, 3/3, Bend (EDS)
 88 - River City Half Marathon, 4/8, San Antonio (RRP)

 83 - SAGU Half Marathon, 2/3, Waxahachie (CTM)
 80 - Amarillo Half Marathon, 4/7, Amarillo (LSRC)
 67 - Lone Star Runners Club Spring Trail Run Half Marathon, 4/22, Palo Duro Canton (LSRC)
 66 - 3rd annual Cross Creek Ranch Dusk to Dawn Half Marathon, 1/27, Fulshear (DM)
 42 - Surf-n-Turf Run Half Marathon, 1/27, Corpus Christi (RRP)

 39 - Davy Crockett Bear Chase Half, 4/14, Groveton
 37 - CRC New Year's Eve Make Up Run Half Marathon, 1/14, Fort Worth (CRS)
 27 - Run 4 Bibles Half Marathon, 3/3, Dallas (DVT)
 22 - Dust Bowl Series Half Marathon, 3/28, Dalhart (MM)
 13 - CASA of the Pines Superhero Half, 3/24, Ratcliff (RHT)

  8 - Women Rock Susan Hicks Memorial Half Marathon, 4/14, Bonham (CTC)

Revel Marathon and Half Marathon Finishers

Revel Mount Charleston (Nevada)
2016 (May 7) -- 1,768 (610 marathon / 1,158 half marathon)
2017 (April 29) -- 2,987 (1,284 marathon / 1,703 half marathon)
2018 (April 28) -- 3,255 (1,304 marathon / 1,951 half marathon)

Revel Rockies (Colorado)
2014 (August 17) -- 1,140 (323 marathon / 817 half marathon)
2015 (July 19) -- 1,114 (783 marathon / 331 half marathon)
2016 (June 12) -- 1,691 (662 marathon / 1,029 half marathon)
2017 (June 11) -- 1,842 (656 marathon / 1,186 half marathon)

Revel Big Cottonwood (Utah)
2012 (September 22) -- 918 (272 marathon / 646 half marathon)
2013 (September 14) -- 3,420 (1,308 marathon / 2,112 half marathon)
2014 (September 13) -- 4,082 (1,527 marathon / 2,555 half marathon)
2015 (September 12) -- 3,767 (1,265 marathon / 2,502 half marathon)
2016 (September 10) -- 3,929 (1,328 marathon / 2,601 half marathon)
2017 (September 9) -- 4,014 (1,371 marathon / 2,643 half marathon)

Revel Canyon City (California)
2014 (November 15) -- 1,512 (624 marathon / 888 half marathon)
2015 (November 7) -- 2,521 (1,197 marathon / 1,324 half marathon)
2016 (November 12) -- 2,265 (1,068 marathon / 1,197 half marathon)
2017 (November 4) -- 1,758 (783 marathon / 975 half marathon)

Revel Mount Lemmon (Arizona)
2017 (November 12) -- 705 (276 marathon / 429 half marathon)

Source:  runrevel.com

Diva Half Marathon and 5K - Galveston Finishers Numbers

2014 - 3,161 total (1,202 finishers in the 5K and 1,959 in the HM)

2015 - 3,894 total (1,749 finishers in the 5K and 2,145 in the HM)

2016 - 3,637 total (1,886 finishers in the 5K and 1,751 in the HM)

2017 - 2,968 total (1,678 finishers in the 5K and 1,290 in the HM)
2018 - 2,000 total (1,175 finishers in the 5K and 825 in the HM)

Source:  runlikeadiva.com

2018 Texas Marathons By Finishers

7,031 - Chevron Houston Marathon, 1/14, Houston (6,999 individual plus 32 adaptive)  DOWN 103

2,555 - Austin Marathon, 2/18, Austin (RF)  DOWN 109
1,179 - Cowtown Marathon, 2/25, Fort Worth (RF)  DOWN 66

   903 - Fidelity Investments The Woodlands Marathon, 3/3, The Woodlands (RF; 785 individual plus 118 relay)  DOWN 30

   323 - Run The Alamo 26.2, 3/4, San Antonio (RRP)  NEW
   259 - El Paso Michelob Ultra Marathon, 2/18, El Paso (DM)  UP 8
   254 - Metal Sawing Technology Texas Marathon, 1/1, Kingwood (RHT)  DOWN 58
   217 - Irving Marathon, 4/7, Irving (RF)  UP 9 FROM '16
   205 - McAllen Marathon, 1/21, McAllen (AG; 132 individual plus 75 relay teams)  UP 3

   168 - Mayor's Marathon, 4/22, Lubbock (RF; 124 individual plus 44 relay teams)  NEW
   162 - Harlingen Marathon, 2/25, Harlingen (AG; 153 individual plus 9 relay teams)  NEW
   150 - USA Fit Marathon, 1/28, Sugar Land (RHT; 111 individual plus 36 early start and 3 adaptive)  DOWN 95
   144 - Seabrook Lucky Trail Marathon, 3/17, Seabrook (CTS)  DOWN 52
   118 - Galveston Marathon, 2/18, Galveston (RW; 115 individual plus 3 adaptive)  DOWN 10

    93 - Miracle Match Marathon, 1/28, Waco (RRP; 84 individual plus 9 relay)  DOWN 6
    90 - Arlington Marathon, 4/8, Arlington (COX)  NEW
    77 - Grasslands Trail Run, 3/17, Decatur (EDS)  DOWN 25
    55 - Surfside Beach Marathon, 2/24, Surfside Beach (FTR)  DOWN 27
    51 - Exygon & Baptist Hospitals The Gusher Marathon, 3/3, Beaumont (IAAP)  DOWN 16
    47 - Cross Timbers Trail Run Marathon, 2/17, Gordonville (AST)  DOWN 21
    44 - New Year's Day Marathon, 1/1, Allen (AST)  DOWN 20 
    39 - Dust Bowl Marathon Series, 3/28, Dalhart  UP 9
    38 - Davy Crockett Bear Chase, 4/14, Groveton  DOWN 33
    24 - Amarillo Marathon, 4/7, Amarillo (LSRC)  DOWN 13
      7 - Border to Badlands Ultra, 2/24, Big Bend National Park

Lubbock Marathon History

Panhandle Marathon (Mellew Racing)
2012 - Marathon (123), HM (530), 5K (228)
2013 - Marathon (146), HM (507), 5K (135)
2014 - Marathon ( 78), HM (244)

Mayor's Marathon (Lubbock Mayor's Fitness Council)
2018 - Marathon (124 + 44 Relay), HM (271), 5K (324)

Davy Crockett Bear Chase All-Time Winners (2008-2018)

Davy Crockett Bear Chase Marathon
Male
2008 - 3:02:42, Dave Emerson, 49, Coppell
2009 - 2:53:05, Dave Brown, 47, Austin
2010 - 3:12:54, Felix Wong, 34, Fort Collins, CO
2011 - 3:24:22, Blair Kuhnen, 49, Fort Worth
2012 - 3:05:08, Peter Beauvais, 50, DeSoto
2013 - 3:33:22, Daron Peschel, 47, Cypress
2014 - 2:58:36, Olli Haavikko, 39, Houston
2015 - 2:57:45, Daniel Bucci, 32, Houston
2016 - 3:04:11, Amir Yunis, 38, Houston
2017 - 2:59:17, Seth Cooke, 36, Tyler
2018 - 3:00:34, Rafal Posala, 22, Fort Worth
Female
2008 - 3:21:48, Annmarie Walker, 38, San Antonio
2009 - 3:48:43, Donna Palmer, 42, Pearland
2010 - 3:44:22, Jewel Larsen, 35, Monticello, AR
2011 - 3:45:50, Linda Truong, 27, Fort Worth
2012 - 3:43:33, Jacqueline O'Brien-Nolen, 46, Kingwood
2013 - 3:22:17, Lilia Vazquez, 49, Houston
2014 - 3:37:35, Jacqueline O'Brien-Nolen, 48, Kingwood
2015 - 3:35:44, Jacqueline O'Brien-Nolen, 49, Kingwood
2016 - 3:32:32, Janice Hauge, 48, Denton
2017 - 3:52:37, Sara Menke, 22, Live Oak
2018 - 3:46:30, Virginia Leonardi, 31, Beaumont
Masters Male
2008 - 3:07:12, Jose Reyes, 44, Houston
2009 - 3:10:18, Rick Wilson, 52, Houston
2010 - 3:15:10, Mark Lamb, 44, Bryan
2011 - 3:37:15, Jeffery Cook, 47, Houston
2012 - 3:11:27, Andrew Stewart, 40, Lufkin
2013 - 3:38:09, Kent Snow, 56, Houston
2014 - 3:30:15, Dan Greenberg, 40, Houston
2015 - 3:24:49, Armando Bocanegra, 48, Lufkin
2016 - 3:17:24, Armando Bocanegra, 49, Lufkin
2017 - 3:40:29, Robert Alvers, 47, Pasadena
2018 - 3:10:04, Matt Boykin, 43, Sherman
Masters Female
2008 - 3:28:25, Suzy Seeley, 49, Houston
2009 - 3:57:28, Jennifer Blanton, 43, College Station
2010 - 3:53:42, Donna Palmer, 43, Pearland
2011 - 3:56:23, Karin Williams, 41, Huntsville
2012 - 4:28:35, Marla Hibbitts, 42, Bracketville
2013 - 4:04:26, Trese Markko, 53, Rowlett
2014 - 3:45:34, Janice Hauge, 46, Denton
2015 - 4:51:37, Michelle Shoulders, 47, Missouri City
2016 - 4:10:41, Jacqueline O'Brien-Nolen, 50, Kingwood
2017 - 3:54:37, Susan McLoud, 45, Fort Worth
2018 - 3:58:49, Janice Hauge, 50, Denton
Handcycle
2015 - 2:41:30, Rick Weisbrod, 65, Cypress
2016 - 2:47:40, Rick Weisbrod, 66, Cypress

Davy Crockett Bear Chase Half Marathon
Male
2008 - 1:15:04, Rusty Stover, 29, Diboll
2009 - 1:22:29, Philip Meicler, 27, Cambridge, MA
2010 - 1:26:22, Mark Davis, 21, Shreveport, LA
2011 - 1:30:46, Robert Krywalski, 22, Red Oak
2012 - 1:31:23, Justin Wendling, 27, Austin
2013 - 1:28:13, Thomas O'Connor, 49, Austin
2014 - 1:22:30, Colin Carroll, 29, Austin
2015 - 1:31:40, Billy Lumpkin, 43, Lufkin
2016 - 1:27:21, Dan Byrne, 57, Huntsville
2017 - 1:33:46, Ed Hewett, 39, Crockett
2018 - 1:35:57, Porfirio Trejo, 52, Wells
Female
2008 - 1:36:23, Roberta Varela-Hein, 43, Universal City
2009 - 1:34:27, Anne Nguyen, 29, Houston
2010 - 1:31:57, Katrina Price, 39, Houston
2011 - 1:35:58, Ashley Niosi, 19, Lufkin
2012 - 1:44:38, Tricia Gill, 36, Dallas
2013 - 1:40:29, Kasey Lough, 30, Pflugerville
2014 - 1:38:10, Stephanie Rickels, 26, Arlington
2015 - 1:46:03, Heidi McGraner, 29, Richmond
2016 - 1:52:47, Brittany Fraser, 22, Woodlake
2017 - 1:45:19, Natalie Mahlberg, 31, Beaumont
2018 - 1:55:06, Krystal Riley, 35, Lufkin
Masters Male
2008 - 1:26:46, Randy Miller, 44, The Woodlands
2009 - 1:32:31, Daniel Sheedy, 45, Dallas
2010 - 1:38:31, Peter Bray, 41, Houston
2011 - 1:39:03, Armando Bocnegra, 44, Lufkin
2012 - 1:33:51, Mark Olateju, 50, Garland
2013 - 1:28:53, Jerry Caddenhead, 44, Lufkin
2014 - 1:31:58, Jerry Caddenhead, 45, Lufkin
2015 - 1:39:29, Tim Young, 49, Nacogdoches
2016 - 1:34:57, Billy Lumpin, 44, Lufkin
2017 - 1:39:47, Miguel Mosqueda, 46, Livingston
2018 - 1:38:05, Mark Wallace, 56, Aurora, CO
Masters Female
2008 - 1:45:38, Kelly Colosimo, 42, Lake Jackson
2009 - 1:45:56, Angie Forrest-Brown, 47, Austin
2010 - 1:51:25, Nancy Clark, 56, Keithville, LA
2011 - 1:47:11, Donna Russell, 56, Nacogdoches
2012 - 1:55:37, Jill Thomas, 44, Houston
2013 - 1:46:58, Jenni Campbell-Watt, 43, Katy
2014 - 1:47:27, Adana Barber, 49, Sachse
2015 - 2:09:45, Carolyn Bell, 56, Beaumont
2016 - 2:04:24, Tamara Oechslin, 42, Hilliard, OH
2017 - 2:01:53, Kirsten Lees, 40, Houston
2018 - 2:00:29, Sandra Erb, 46, New Waverly

Davy Crockett Bear Chase 5K
Male
2009 - 18:01, Tad Dickerson, 17, Lufkin
2010 - 21:08, Chip LeDuff, 29, Nacogdoches
2011 - 22:03, Juan Robles, 20, Diboll
2012 - 19:14, David Sondrup, 24, Del Rio
2013 - 25:27, Shaun Lawson, 20, Luffin
2014 - 18:34, Jose Torres, 21, Trinity
2015 - 24:40, Darren Grant, 50, Huntsville
2016 - 22:17, Ethan Wolfe, 12, Carthage
2017 - 22:11, Brandon Brookshire, 24, Nacogdoches
2018 - 30:08, Kale Blanchard, 15, Pennington
Female
2009 - 23:30, Lauren Moore, 18, Lufkin
2010 - 25:33, Annie Peter, 25, Trinity
2011 - 23:19, Erin Moore, 17, Lufkin
2012 - 23:16, Hailey Jo Ubnoske, 15, Trinity
2013 - 28:25, Shelley Luna, 32, Groveton
2014 - 26:03, Ashley Weis, 11, Pearland
2015 - 24:22, Donna Fabian, 40, Huntsville
2016 - 26:15, Emily Edelen, 13, Carthage
2017 - 27:22, Mary Field, 57, San Antonio
2018 - 34:19, Juana Gonzalez, 35, Crockett
Masters Male
2009 - 26:12, Mike Burton, 48, Lufkin
2010 - 30:34, Gerry Wilbanks, 57, Diboll
2011 - 22:55, James Calk, 43, Lufkin
2012 - 25:24, John Jeanise, Jr., 40, Alexandria, LA
2013 - 30:10, Mike Cauble, 55, Huntington
2014 - 23:06, Steve Allen, 41, Huntsville
2015 - 25:25, Art Banereiss, 61, Lufkin
2016 - 27:09, Jimmy Hamm, 51, Beaumont
2017 - 26:40, Barrett Reiss, 54, Grapeland
2018 - 32:38, Kyle Campbell, 49, Lufkin
Masters Female
2009 - 31:48, Colleen Hayman, 41, Spring
2010 - 28:49, Mary Driskell, 48, Lovelady
2011 - 28:41, Mary Driskell, 49, Lovelady
2012 - 29:06, Lisa Leggett, 46, Katy
2013 - 29:57, Karla Small, 52, Woodlake
2014 - 27:19, Karla Small, 53, Woodlake
2015 - 34:25, Kathy Harvill, 55, The Woodlands
2016 - 29:12, Sue Wingert, 59, Kingwood
2017 - 37:46, Mary Kaplan, 78, Sunrise Beach
2018 - 37:13, Mary Kaplan, 79, Sunrise Beach

Source:  50statesmarathonclub.com

2018 Boston Marathon Stats of Texas Runners

Average Age / Finishing Time
Male - 451 (46.42 / 3:42:31)
Female - 396 (41.18 / 4:02:39)

Corral 1 - 222 (3:17:51)
Corral 2 - 227 (3:39:43)
Corral 3 - 287 (4:01:09)
Corral 4 - 111 (5:01:14)

Number of '19 Boston Qualifiers
Men - 190 (42.1%)
Women - 158 (39.9%)

52 of the 348 would not be able to register for the '19 race based on the 3:23 that you had to be under the qualifying standard for the 2018 race.

Fastest by Corral
Male
Corral 1 - 2:37:14, Samuel Berger, 24, Dallas
Corral 2 - 3:06:50, Aaron Reed, 42, League City
Corral 3 - 3:24:34, Alexander Moffat, 55, Austin
Corral 4 - 3:10:00, Jorge Atena, 39, Houston
Female
Corral 1 - 2:57:26, Krysten Tucker 30, Austin
Corral 2 - 3:02:27, Katherine Gwyn, 37, Austin
Corral 3 - 3:23:01, Daisy Marchena, 30, Houston
Corral 4 - 3:44:48, Brittany Bangert, 29, Houston

Fastest by Age Group
Male
18-34 - 2:37:14, Samuel Berger, 24, Dallas
35-39 - 2:41:59, Ryan Parrish, 39, Fulshear
40-44 - 2:45:59, David Zuniga, 41, Mission
45-49 - 2:48:02, Jim Moore, 46, Austin
50-54 - 3:00:05, Roger Sutton, 52, Austin
55-59 - 3:11:44, Richard Simonson, 59, Dallas
60-64 - 3:20:09, Tim Heitzwebel, 60, Kingwood
65-69 - 4:02:23, Michael Donelan, 68, The Woodlands
70-74 - 4:50:39, Steve Puckett, 70, Dallas
75-Over - 5:23:21, Thomas Furnival, 76, El Paso
Female
18-34 - 2:57:26, Krysten Tucker 30, Austin
35-39 - 3:02:27, Katherine Gwyn, 37, Austin
40-44 - 3:06:11, Rachel Fox, 44, Flower Mound
45-49 - 3:20:15, Rochelle McClanahan, 45, Bulverde
50-54 - 3:34:30, Adana Barber, 53, Sachse
55-59 - 3:49:03, Kathy Manning, 58, Victoria
60-64 - 3:43:44, Enid Schantz-Hagelberg, 62, Pharr
65-69 - 4:10:21, Sharon Vaughn, 65, Austin
70-74 - 5:57:19, Susan Thompson, 71, Sugar Land

Fastest by 5K Split
Male
1st 5K - 17:28, Ryan Parrish, 39, Fulshear
2nd 5K - 17:35, Andrew Cook, 37, Flower Mound
3rd 5K - 17:44, Ryan Parrish, 39, Fulshear
4th 5K - 18:22, Ryan Parrish, 39, Fulshear
5th 5K - 18:29, Clay Emge, 33, Tyler
6th 5K - 18:41, Samuel Berger, 24, Dallas
7th 5K - 18:49, Samuel Berger, 24, Dallas
8th 5K - 18:30, Samuel Berger, 24, Dallas
Last 1.4 - 07:58, Samuel Berger, 24, Dallas
Female
1st 5K - 20:54, Krysten Tucker, 30, Austin
2nd 5K - 20:42, Cate Barrett, 28, Austin and Lauren Ross, 27, Houston
3rd 5K - 20:37, Cate Barrett, 28, Austin
4th 5K - 20:44, Krysten Tucker, 30, Austin
5th 5K - 20:47, Cate Barrett, 28, Austin
6th 5K - 21:31, Cate Barrett, 28, Austin
7th 5K - 21:37, Rebecca Jones, 24, Austin
8th 5K - 20:50, Rebecca Jones, 24, Austin
Last 1.4 - 08:51, Rebecca Jones, 24, Austin

Top 10 Differences Between Time and '19 Qualifying Standard
Male
43:16 - Richard Simonson, 59, Dallas (3:11:44 vs. 3:55)
36:58 - Jim Moore, 46, Austin (2:48:02 vs. 3:25)
36:28 - James Cleary, 54, Austin (3:03:32 vs. 3:40)
35:39 - Larry Bright, 54, Austin (3:04:21 vs. 3:40)
34:51 - Tim Heitzwebel, 60, Kingwood (3:20:09 vs. 3:55)
33:01 - Ryan Parrish, 39, Fulshear (2:41:59 vs. 3:15)
29:55 - Roger Sutton, 52, Austin (3:00:05 vs. 3:30)
29:01 - David Zuniga, 41, Mission (2:45:59 vs. 3:15)
27:46 - Samuel Berger, 24, Dallas (2:37:14 vs. 3:05)
27:20 - Andrew Cook, 37, Flower Mound (2:42:40 vs. 3:10)
Female
48:49 - Rachel Fox, 44, Flower Mound (3:06:11 vs. 3:55)
41:16 - Enid Schantz-Hagelberg, 62, Pharr (3:43:44 vs. 4:25)
41:14 - Catherine Kruppa, 44, Houston (3:13:46 vs. 3:55)
39:30 - Pam Butler, 60, Houston (3:45:30 vs. 4:25)
37:34 - Krysten Tucker, 30, Austin (2:57:26 vs. 3:35)
37:33 - Katherine Gwyn, 37, Austin (3:02:27 vs. 3:40)
35:31 - Cate Barrett, 28, Austin (2:59:29 vs. 3:35)
34:59 - Rebecca Jones, 24, Austin (3:00:01 vs. 3:35)
34:45 - Rochelle McClanahan, 45, Bulverde (3:20:15 vs. 3:55)
34:44 - Hannah Moore Lewis, 46, Austin (3:20:16 vs. 3:55)

Top 10 Cities of Finishers
123 - Houston
114 - Austin
 79 - Dallas
 44 - San Antonio
 32 - Fort Worth
 23 - The Woodlands
 18 - Plano
 16 - Katy
 13 - McKinney
 12 - Sugar Land
 11 - El Paso
 11 - Flower Mound
 11 - Frisco
 11 - Spring
 10 - Corpus Christi
 10 - Round Rock

158 different Texas cities or towns were represented coming across the finish line in Boston on Monday.

Top 10 Cities of Combined Best Male and Female Finishing Times
5:45:28 - Austin (Jim Moore, 2:48:02 and Krysten Tucker, 2:57:26)
5:48:51 - Flower Mound (Andrew Cook, 2:42:40 and Rachel Fox, 3:06:11)
5:56:04 - Dallas (Samuel Berger, 2:37:14 and Megan Yohe, 3:18:50)
6:00:16 - Houston (Zach Cater-Cyker, 2:48:58 and Lauren Ross, 3:11:18)
6:05:56 - Fort Worth (Madison Flowers, 2:55:03 and Neringa Kaulinaite, 3:10:53)
6:06:24 - College Station (Gunnar Rogers, 2:59:22 and Chaiss Matthews, 3:07:02)
6:12:52 - Katy (Matthew Manning, 2:55:09 and Frances Howard, 3:17:43)
6:14:59 - Mission (David Zuniga, 2:45:59 and Veronica Perales, 3:29:00)
6:16:05 - Fulshear (Ryan Parrish, 2:41:59 and Karin Atkinson, 3:34:06)
6:19:00 - San Antonio (Todd Neer, 2:48:43 and Julia Hargesheimer, 3:30:17)

Top 10 Negative Splits
Male
07:24 - Lenord Burns, 71, Angleton (2:36:26 front half; 2:29:02 back half; Corral 4)
04:25 - Joe Karlgaard, 43, Houston (1:35:24; 1:30:59; Corral 1)
03:37 - Chris Schmidt, 29, Austin (1:30:22; 1:26:45; Corral 1)
02:58 - Alan McClain, 44, Houston (1:37:06; 1:34:08; Corral 1)
02:54 - David Moody, 53, Red Rock (1:39:11; 1:36:17; Corral 2)
02:37 - Josh Janicek, 42, Austin (1:49:50; 1:47:13; Corral 1)
02:27 - Jermin Chou, 53, Plano (1:52:16; 1:49:49; Corral 1)
02:11 - Jose Olalla, 53, Houston (1:47:52; 1:45:41; Corral 1)
02:09 - Mario Menendez, 42, The Woodlands (1:54:08; 1:51:59; Corral 1)
01:47 - William Meskill, 19, Austin (1:29:14; 1:27:27; Corral 1)
Female
02:49 - Bree Fontenot, 23, Spring (1:37:19; 1:34:30; Corral 2)
02:17 - Shawn Jackson, 40, Frisco (1:52:56; 1:50:39; Corral 3)
02:08 - Abby Martone, 36, Houston (1:43:19; 1:41:11; Corral 2)
01:56 - Porter Grant, 22, Dallas (1:40:25; 1:38:29; Corral 2)
01:44 - Sunita Singh, 45, Murphy (1:56:04; 1:54:20; Corral 3)
01:07 - Hilda Hager, 42, Watauga (2:18:24; 2:17:17; Corral 3)
00:57 - Rebecca Jones, 24, Austin (1:30:29; 1:29:32; Corral 1)
00:37 - Angela Spears, 41, Dallas (1:44:52; 1:44:15; Corral 2)
00:31 - Julia Montzingo, 27, Austin (1:38:31; 1:38:00; Corral 2)
00:22 - Shannon Stroope, 40, Pearland (1:54:14; 1:53:52; Corral 2)

Of the 847 finishers, 30 didn't read at the half-way mark.

Of the remaining 817 runners, only 30 produced negative splits on one of the Boston Marathon's most challenging weather days ever.

Bellaire Trolley Run 5K Overall and Masters Winners

Overall - Male
2018 - Ryan Smith, 32, 15:27.5 (Sean Wade)
2017 - Austin Roth, 26, 15:03.7 (Drew Bean)
2016 - Sean Wade, 50, 15:01.3 (Carlos Arias)
2015 - Lane Boyer, 25, 15:09.5 (Sean Wade)
2014 - Ryan Smith, 28, 15:43.3 (Chris Layman)
2013 - Abinot Adraro, 24, 15:41.7 (Mike McGovern)
2012 - Jose Lara, 36, 15:56.8 (Mike McCurdy)
2011 - William Blancett, 35, 15:55 (Mike McCurdy)
2010 - Vaughn Gibbs, 36, Katy, 16:17.6
2009 - Luis Armenteros, 36, 15:20.3
2008 - Jose Angel Lara, 32, 15:36.9
2007 - John Hedengren, 29, Houston, 15:18
2006 - Gene Mitchell, 38, 15:28 (Drew Prizner)
2005 - Sean Wade, 39, 14:58 (Clint Bell)
2004 - Luis Armenteros, 31, Houston, 15:21 (Sean Wade)
2003 - Charles Njeru, 21, 14:37 (Jose Lara)
2002 - Drew Prisner, 30, 15:09 (Gannon White)
2000 - Dave Wittman, 30, 14:46 (Drew Prisner)

Masters - Male
2018 - Sean Wade, 52, Houston, 15:40.6 (Peter Lawrence)
2017 - Peter Lawrence, 45, Houston, 16:12.1 (Chris Stelzer)
2016 - Luis Armenteros, 43, Houston, 16:07.9 (Peter Lawrence)
2015 - Sean Wade, 49, Houston, 15:26.8 (Luis Armenteros)
2014 - Peter Lawrence, 42, Houston, 16:37.3 (Garrett Rychlik)
2013 - Peter Lawrence, 41, Houston, 16:15.6 (Andrew Sharenson)
2012 - Peter Lawrence, 40, Houston, 16:49.3 (Thomas King, Jr.)
2011 - Thomas King, Jr., 42, Houston, 17:17
2010 - Gerardo Mora, 43, Houston, 16:19.9
2009 - Dave Matlock, 41, Dallas, 16:13.8
2008 - Terry Garrett, 44, 15:55.6
2007 - 15:58
2006 - John Butler, 43, Denton, 16:06 (Joe Flores)
2005 - Ken Yanowski, 49, Houston, 17:20 (Tuan Nguyen)
2004 - Jon Butler, 42, 15:49 (Alvarado)
2003 - Jon Butler, 41, 15:48 (Schrachburg)
2002 - Ken Yanowski, 46, Houston, 16:50 (Craig Calmes)
2000 - Joe Melanson, 44, Orange, 16:09 (Ken Yanowski)

Overall - Female
2018 - Amber Brunmeier, 27, Houston, 18:09.8 (Peggy Yetman)
2017 - Lauren Smith Stroud, 26, Lake Jackson, 16:49.8 (Stephanie Bonk)
2016 - Megan Saloom, 27, Houston, 17:27.7 (Jackie Tobin)
2015 - Sarah Mark, 29, Austin, 18:47.8 (Heidi Zimmerman)
2014 - Lauren Smith, 23, Lake Jackson, 17:42.0 (Obsie Birru)
2013 - Stacy Holden, 36, Houston, 18:30.7 (Nikki Dillard)
2012 - Stacy Holden, 35, Houston, 18:16.4 (Heidi Zimmerman)
2011 - Stacy Holden, 34, Houston, 18:27 (Heidi Garza)
2010 - Katheryne Marshall, 28, Bellaire, 18:27.5
2009 - Dawn Domaschk, 28, 17:44.7
2008 - Diana Hirst, 33, 18:29.6
2007 - Andreina Byrd, 17:10 (Diana Hirst)
2006 - Helen Grant, 43, 18:56 (Melissa Henderson)
2005 - Caroline Burum, 39, Houston, 18:55
2004 - Caroline Burum, 38, Houston, 19:03
2003 - Jackie Rzepecki, 24, Rochester, MI, 17:46 (Kathryn Scarborough)
2002 - Karen Killeen, 35, Austin, 17:47 (Sheila Carmody)
2000 - Joy Smith, 38, Sugar Land, 17:44 (Melissa Hurta-Crites)

Masters - Female
2018 - Peggy Yetman, 49, Spring, 18:17.7 (Kirsten Stefan)
2017 - Kirsten Stefan, 43, Houston, 18:58.7 (Molly Urbani)
2016 - Laura Bennett, 48, Houston, 18:49.1 (Allyson Serrao)
2015 - Alexis Llewellyn, 40, 20:20.6 (Juka Smits)
2014 - Laura Bennett, 46, Houston, 19:03.6 (Barbara Stoll)
2013 - Martha Long, 44, Houston, 20:17.7 (Sabra Harvey)
2012 - Laura Bennett, 44, Houston, 18:40.9 (Juka Smits)
2011 - Heide Mairs, 50, 20:28 (Melissa Hurta)
2010 - Laura Bennett, 42, Seabrook, 19:15.8
2009 - Sabra Harvey, 60, Houston, 19:11.3
2008 - Lisa McCarthy, 41, Houston, 19:37.6
2007 - Helen Grant, 19:26
2006 - Helen Day, 49, Houston, 19:43
2005 - Christie Lammers, 48, Houston, 19:00
2004 - Allison Willbern, 44, 19:16 (Diana Keinz)
2003 - Heide Mairs, 42, Houston, 18:57 (Allison Willbern)
2002 - Karen Nelson, 41, 19:11 (Heidi Mairs)
2000 - Regina Schuetze, 42, 19:37 (Carol Uttecht)

Finishers
2018 - 337 (April 14; Easter:  April 1)
2017 - 387 (April 8; Easter: April 16)
2016 - 385 (April 9; Easter: March 27)
2015 - 336 (April 11; Easter: April 5)
2014 - 447 (March 29; Easter: April 20)
2013 - 405 (April 13; Easter: March 31)
2012 - 546 (March 31; Easter: April 8)
2011 - 527 (April 9; Easter: April 24)
2010 - 561 (April 10; Easter: April 4)
2009 - 526 (April 4; Easter: April 12)
2008 - 610 (April 5; Easter: March 23)
2007 - 330 (March 31; Easter: April 8)
2006 - 675 (April 8; Easter: April 16)
2005 - 631 (April 2; Easter: March 27)
2004 - 648 (April 3; Easter: April 11)
2003 - 814 (April 5; Easter: April 20)
2002 - 752 (April 6; Easter: March 31)
2001 -        (April 7; Easter: April 15)
2000 - 803 (April 8; Easter: April 23)

194 Complete First Two Races of Texas 5K Series

Last year, Running Alliance Sport assumed the operations of the Yuri's Night Fun Run 10K and 5K from Mana Vautier and the St. Thomas Family 5K and 5K-9 from Terri Frank.

In doing so, RAS created the Texas 5K Series for 2018 encouraging runners to run one of its two 5K's at last month's Seabrook Lucky Trail Marathon and then any distance at its remaining four races with a 5K in 2018.

After Saturday's 15th annual Yuri Night's Fun Run, held each year now in Nassau Bay, 194 runners meet the requirements defined on the Texas 5K Series website at Texas 5K Series.org while another 45 completed a longer distance race at Seabrook and either the 5K or 10K on Saturday.

Note:  This is an unofficial listing.  Any official listing may be found at runningalliancesport.org.

Texas 5K Series
Alexander,Kim
Anderson,Sara
Baker,Michael J.
Baldock,Elizabeth
Balmain,Clinton
Barta,Daniel
Batton,Amy
Beathard,Jennifer
Bennett,Stephanie
Berend,Andrew
Berend,David
Bittick,Melissa
Blackburn,Greg
Blanco,Saiyeda
Botero,Gimse
Bozak,Rena
Brown,Zona
Brueck,Rebecca
Buahame,Paeng
Callahan,Barbara
Cannon,Nikki
Casey,Debbie
Conway,Michael
Cook,Jacob
Crutcher,Nikita
Curda,Mark
Curda,Stephanie
Davis,Sandra
Devault,Lauren
Diaz,Milette
Doremus,Bob
Doucet,Ann
Dubois,Mallory
Dukes,Tracy
Esparza,Jennifer
Ethredge,Charlane
Etten,Jennifer
Ewart,Carla
Farruggia,Melissa
Forrest,David
French,Jane
Garcia,Claudia
Garcia,Erika
Garcia,Raquel
Garms,Rebecca
George,Tamra
Gibson,Althea
Glenn,Robert
Goldfarb,Kathleen
Gonzalez,Andrea
Gonzalez,Berenice
Good,Michael
Goulet,Ann
Gracia,Carol
Graham,Terri
Gray,Rebecca
Greenwell,Maryruth
Grous,Alex
Hansen,Chad
Hansen,Ella
Harrold,Michelle
Hawthorne,Bethany
Hayes,Josie
Hayes,Julie
Herrera,Angelica
Hill,Sarah
Hinton,Gloria
Hubbell,Vicki
Huynh,Bridget
Huynh,Maximus
Huynh,Vivian
Isbell,Ron
Jeude,Stacie
Johnston,Ruth
Kellermann,Anthony
Kellermann,Danielle
Kellermann,Robert
Killeen,Brian
King,Angel
King,Brittany
Kinzer,Michael
Klebo,Julia
Krukiel,Jeff
Kush,John
Leach,David
Lewis,Jessica
Lewis,Jon
Linder,Darius
Lord,Melissa
Lovell,Heather
Lowell,Rachel
Madrigal,Claudia
Main,Mark
Maxwell,Marilyn
Mcgowen,Ethan
Mcgowen,Nick
Mclaughlin,Carla
Meacham,Cleve
Meacham,Richelle
Medellin,Zuri
Monsibais,Frank
Montes,Santos
Moser,Barry
Nabors,Amy
Nguyen,My
Ochoa,Carolyn
Odom,Audra
Orange,Amy
Orourke,Lauren
O'sullivan,Jourdan
O'sullivan,Shane
Ott,Debbie
Ott,Emileigh
Painter,Mayra
Peden,Chris
Peden,Jackie
Pertuit,Nicole
Peters,Michelle
Pham,Haleigh
Pham,Tom
Phillips,Brandy
Phillips,Trina
Pittman,Jennifer
Pot,Annemieke
Pruneda,Veronica
Quezada,Demetrio
Rake,Holly
Rake,Joshua
Rake,Pete
Ramos,Monica
Rice,Robie
Robinson,Anne
Roznovak,Mark
Roznovak,Patti
Ruiz,Crystal
Russell,Lori
Rutoski,Traci
Sadler,Brittany
Sadler,Byron
Sandberg,Lori
Schank,Mandy
Schelde,Margaret
Sealy,Mallory
Sebelius,Kelly
See,Wayne
Sepulveda,Beverly
Sequeira,Claudia
Sequeira,Patrick
Short,Callie
Simon,Norma
Small,Cecilie
Smith,Alison
Somers,Olga
Spencer,Rachel
Sperling,Andrew
Spitzer,Alicia
St Jean,Amber
St Jean,Chris
Stancher,Nancy
Stehfest,Lisa
Sweeney,Mary
Sweeney,Ryan
Szecsy,Darcy
Szecsy,Tristen
Termini,Mary
Thomas,Kate
Toupard,Angelica
Trevathan,Joseph
Trevathan,Monica
Turkasz,Neal
Vancamp,Erin
Vandegrift,Krisa
Vandegrift,Samantha
Vaughn,Jamie
Vautier,Mana
Vazzola,Lauren
Vazzola,Mindy
Vazzola,Rob
Wagner,Christi
Weilnau,Paulene
West,Dava
West,Jim
Whitaker,Leslie
White,Wesley
Wiggins,Judy
Wildey,Sonia
Willis,Jana
Willlis,Kate
Wright,Hope
Wright,Mark
Yang,Ami
Ybarra,Gabriela
Young,Angela
Zubia,Teresa

All Races (Longer than a 5K at Seabrook and 5K or 10K at Yuri's Night)
Babin,John
Bach,Chuck
Brunstetter,Laura
Clodfelter,Patricia
Desilva,Kanishka
Dixon,Lisa
Dunegan,Audrey
Efting,Amy
Ferguson,Stephanie
Flynn,Jenny
Gotfredsen,Kristina
Green,Ledon
Haritos,Samantha
Helms,Jason
Helms,Josh
Himmelmann,J.R.
Hodges,Tammy
Humanic,Rebecca
Jeffery,Michael
Johns,Misty
Kazawic,Jamie
Kinney,Vonda
Kohn,Dale
Lang,Kevin
Le,Linda
Masters,William
Miller,David
Moody,Janice
Newald,Jitka
Pippert,Elisabeth
Pippert,Jon
Raines,David
Reimondo,Stephanie
Sanchez,Rene
Saylor,Jeannette
Short,Jeff
Sledge,Donna
Turner,Mark
Voeller,Janette
West,Jamie
Whitaker,Jonathan
Whitlock,Ryan
Williams,Karen
Wojtowicz,Elizabeth
Yates,Raymon

Sources:  seabrookmarathon.org, yurisrunhouston.com, Campbell Timing Systems

87 Complete First Two RA Sports Management Races of 2018

Eighty-seven (87) runners crossed the finish line of the first two races of 2018 produced by RA Sports Management, the Lucky Charm 5K in Katy on Saturday, March 17 and the Green 6.2 (or its companion 5K) in City Centre on Saturday, March 31.

Lynette Alidon
Lindy Avila
Jennifer Ayres

Elise Baie
Kelley Baldwin
Lacie Bedwell
Toni Benavides
Martin Benitez
Paolo Biagi
Michelle Blackman
Connie Bormans
Mike Boudreaux
Josie Brillon
Ashley Britt
Catherine Britt
Jennifer Burtt
Mike Butler

Kyrie Cassin
Siobhan Cassin
Pedro Colunga
Tara Cote
Sheala Cunningham

Jenna Damico
Vicki Danielson
Kaitlin Dorenkamp
Tracey Dorenkamp
Lauren Dusek

Angela Ernst
Farah Escaloni

Deborah France
Lynn Furman
Robert Furman

Jessica Garant
Trish Garant
Leo Garcia
Arcalee Gautier
Rebecca Gentry
Jaime Gonzalez
Gwendolyn Gray-Thomas

Susan Ibanez
Vincent Ibanez

Kristen Johnsen
Nick Johnson

Deanna Lewis
Kelley Lovette

Carol M
Steven Madrid
Hector Mancilla
Jennifer Marino
Kendyll Marino
Carrie McDaniel
Nadia Mohammed
Jacqueline Moreno
Yadira Muniz

Joshua Nicholson

Bartenderx Oropeza
Darwin Ozan

Melanie Poncik

Melanie Reid
Jalicris Reyno
Pam Ringer
Jill Robey
Stephen Rooney
Keri Rutherford

Denise Sanders
Baron Schultz
Mark Smith
Unica Smith
Sarai Soto
Vanina Soto
Brandy Stage
Brooke Stalnaker
Mitzi Stalnaker
Cindy Stevenson
Jeffrey Stevenson
Annette Storemski

Lorenzo Tosetto
Renee Troyan

Lindsey Vanarsdel
Maya Vazquez
Esmeralda Villagomez
Kara Voorhies

Myra Walker
Tina Weyand
Chad Wolfe
Jenny Woollen
Sherry Wrobliske

Source:  mychiptime.com

Yuri's Night Fun Run - All-Time Winners (2004-2018)

Male Overall
2004 - 17:46, Francisco Perez
2005 - 18:48, Daniel Chimes
2006 - 20:15, Robert Taylor
2007 - 18:05, Anthony Aguinaga
2008 - 19:17, Nicholas Meyer
2009 - 15:36, John Hedengren
2010 - 16:21, John Hedengren
2011 - 17:15, Junior Mitchell
2012 - 17:09, Junior Mitchell
2013 - 16:49, Peter Lawrence
2014 - 16:01, Steven Laurie
2015 - 16:42, Peter Lawrence
2016 - 18:16, Andrew Boone
2017 - 16:38, Joshua Jones
2018 - 16:34, Joshua Jones

Male 10K - Overall
2016 - 35:52, Peter Lawrence
2017 - 37:48, Andrew Boone
2018 - 36:27, Andrew Boone

Female Overall
2004 - 22:07, Stephanie Townsend
2005 - 21:01, Heather Van Velson
2006 - 25:00, Theresa Moore
2007 - 20:19, Leah Stroud
2008 - 20:39, Lisa Tilton-McCarthy
2009 - 22:22, Lindsay Aitchison
2010 - 23:13, Laura Zanardini
2011 - 19:00, Virginia Jones
2012 - 22:29, Veronica Hoge
2013 - 22:01, Isabelle Nielson
2014 - 18:56, Kaytlynn Welsch
2015 - 18:51, Virginia Jones
2016 - 20:21, Virginia Frank
2017 - 21:21, Sarah Milford
2018 - 19:11, Lauren Stroud

Female 10K - Overall
2016 - 47:43, Krista Garrett
2017 - 43:40, Erika Park
2018 - 44:40, Kristina Gotfredsen

Male Masters Overall
2004 - 18:41, Raymond Cruz
2005 - 18:56, Raymond Cruz
2006 - 20:30, Kim Eric Moore
2007 - 18:53, Jorge Alvarado
2008 - 22:33, Gerard Beaudoin
2009 - 19:02, Raymond Cruz
2010 - 19:50, Raymond Cruz
2011 - 19:02, Peter Mullin
2012 - 19:52, Buddy Brown
2013 - 19:09, Al West
2014 - 21:21, Edward Gee (19:03 - John Nicodemus, 3OA)
2015 - 18:45, Chris Robbins
2016 - 20:46, Zebulon Scoville
2017 - 19:06, Rudy Rocha
2018 - 18:07, Chris Robbins

Male Masters 10K - Overall
2016 - 46:28, Joe Carey
2017 - 43:35, Tracey Herrington
2018 - 39:42, Aaron Reed

Female Masters Overall
2004 - 24:32, Linda Ross
2005 - 24:04, Cindi Cobb
2006 - 35:47, Patricia Pomanko
2007 - 23:39, Theresa Perry
2008 - 24:54, Samantha Cayton
2009 - 29:04, Eloise Johnson
2010 - 26:09, Elizabeth Hayward
2011 - 25:18, Vicki Jones
2012 - 26:12, Nati Melancon
2013 - 23:15, Charlise Gunderson
2014 - 23:36, Grace Lauderdale
2015 - 23:43, Nikki Herrin
2016 - 24:14, Grace Lauderdale
2017 - 24:36, Lillian Evans
2018 - 23:56, Amy Efting

Female Masters 10K - Overall
2016 - 57:25, Michele Weigel
2017 - 50:54, Dendy Farrar
2018 - 50:04, Jeannette Haas

Source:  www.yurisrunhouston.com

Top Women from Texas at Boston Marathon by Single Age (2001-2017)

18 - 3:38:06, Sara Collazos, Houston, 2008
19 - 3:25:17, Samantha Terry, The Woodlands, 2016

20 - 3:07:02, Kristin Walter, Austin, 2003
21 - 3:19:22, Amie Chambers, College Station, 2005
22 - 3:08:49, Frances Howard, Katy, 2013
23 - 3:09:56, Samantha Allen, Temple, 2013
24 - 3:03:24, Ali Christoph, Austin, 2010
25 - 2:57:59, Kate Gorry, Houston, 2009
26 - 2:54:18, Megan Betts, Austin, 2013
27 - 2:57:43, Nora Colligan, Austin, 2010
28 - 3:03:53, Megan Betts, Austin, 2015
29 - 2:46:30, Melissa Christian, D.D.S., Dallas, 2006

30 - 3:11:02, Christine Agnew, Houston, 2001
31 - 2:53:43, Anita Quirino, San Antonio, 2014
32 - 3:05:12, Amy Baker, Austin, 2016
33 - 2:44:01, Melissa Christian, D.D.S., Dallas, 2010
34 - 2:48:48, Nora Colligan, Austin, 2017
35 - 2:57:08, Marnie Staehly, San Antonio, 2013
36 - 2:46:28, Lori Stich Zimmerman, Cedar Creek, 2007
37 - 2:57:28, Patricia Vargas, Ennis, 2009
38 - 2:53:27, Karen Lockyer, Tyler, 2016
39 - 3:06:45, Sierra Snyder, Austin, 2017

40 - 3:06:30, Rachel Hanson, Flower Mound, 2014
41 - 3:14:13, Stacy Jessen, Austin, 2011
42 - 2:55:15, Megan Skeels, Aledo, 2015
43 - 3:11:00, Kim Eldridge, Austin, 2014
44 - 2:56:03, Heidy Lozano, Houston, 2007
45 - 2:46:44, Liza Hunter-Galvan, San Antonio, 2015
46 - 3:07:34, Laura Bennett, Houston, 2014
47 - 2:59:01, Heidy Lozano, Houston, 2010
48 - 3:22:08, Sherry Scott, Houston, 2017
49 - 3:22:55, Patricia Thornton, Arlington, 2015

50 - 3:26:33, Karin Peters, Fort Worth, 2016
51 - 3:27:24, Lilia Vazquez, Houston, 2015
52 - 3:22:18, Lilia Vazquez, Houston, 2016
53 - 3:20:06, Lilia Vazquez, Houston, 2016
54 - 3:36:22, Cristy Moreno, La Porte, 2017
55 - 3:22:43, Carrie Croan, Plano, 2014
56 - 3:30:21, Suzy Seeley, Houston, 2015
57 - 3:23:46, Enid Schantz-Hagelberg, Allen, 2013
58 - 3:30:18, Enid Schantz-Hagelberg, Allen, 2014
59 - 3:40:06, Jan Goss, Dallas, 2008

60 - 3:29:09, Debbie Clark, Colleyville, 2013
61 - 3:31:23, Meifang Zhu, Allen, 2013
62 - 3:57:46, Geri Wood, PhD, Houston, 2011
63 - 4:15:56, Nilda Burgos, Kingwood, 2005
64 - 4:01:42, Dorothy Rusch, Victoria, 2014
65 - 3:59:14, Dorothy Rusch, Victoria, 2015
66 - 3:58:57, Dorothy Rusch, Victoria, 2016
67 - 4:02:39, Dorothy Rusch, Victoria, 2017
68 - 4:40:58, Isabel Hoverman, Austin, 2014

70 - 4:53:26, Brenda Hilton, Houston, 2017

Source:  www.baa.org

Top Men from Texas at Boston Marathon by Single Age (2001-2017)

18 - 3:00:32, Mark Greene, San Antonio, 2009
19 - 3:09:25, Clay Freeman, Nederland, 2006

20 - 2:46:48, Christopher Hernandez, Garland, 2002
21 - 2:28:42, Drew Bean, Orange, 2010
22 - 2:41:45, Allen Helton, Plano, 2013
23 - 2:41:18, Adam Cantini, Pearland, 2015
24 - 2:33:07, Sean Welleck, Austin, 2015
25 - 2:27:17, Keith Pierce, Denton, 2006
26 - 2:37:23, Warren R. Brown III, Austin, 2013
27 - 2:37:48, Corey Squire, San Antonio, 2014
28 - 2:21:37, Zachary Hine, Dallas, 2016
29 - 2:31:18, Logan Sherman, Dallas, 2015

30 - 2:37:28, Bryan Morton, Austin, 2013
31 - 2:35:15, Michael Rosenthal, Austin, 2002
32 - 2:31:23, Bryan Morton, Austin, 2015
33 - 2:40:58, Joel Pineda, Helotes, 2002
34 - 2:28:01, Benny Rodriguez, Laredo, 2011
35 - 2:38:05, Matthew Manning, Katy, 2015
36 - 2:25:06, Keith Pierce, 36, Lewisville, 2017
37 - 2:28:39, Jonnathan Varela, 37, Spring, 2017
38 - 2:40:55, Kevin Irwin, Cedar Park, 2009
39 - 2:41:44, Scott Stemberger, Dallas, 2014

40 - 2:43:02, Chris Stelzer, Houston, 2013
41 - 2:42:27, John Hill, Kingwood, 2008
42 - 2:42:36, John H. Morgan, Jr., Grand Prairie, 2013
43 - 2:40:34, Derek Zelazny, Dallas, 2016
44 - 2:43:29, Greg Floyd, Dallas, 2002
45 - 2:47:06, Michael McGinty, San Antonio, 2011
46 - 2:43:26, Mac Allen, Austin, 2004
47 - 2:21:15, Reuben Chesang, Allen, 2010
48 - 2:43:26, Stephen Jayson, Stockdale, 2001
49 - 2:43:56, Ariel Galvan, San Antonio, 2015

50 - 2:50:38, Stephen Jayson, Stockdale, 2003
51 - 2:44:38, Charlie Hennessey, D.D.S., Amarillo, 2011
52 - 2:52:24, Stephen Jayson, Stockdale, 2005
53 - 2:52:57, Charlie Hennessey, Amarillo, 2013
54 - 2:57:00, Steven Brammer, PhD, Katy, 2006
55 - 3:05:00, Stephen Jayson, Stockdale, 2008
56 - 3:03:22, John Potts, Georgetown, 2014
57 - 2:48:36, Kyle Heffner, McKinney, 2012
58 - 2:57:58, Richard Simonson, 58, Dallas, 2017
59 - 3:06:04, Steve Brammer, Katy, 2011

60 - 3:02:30, Jerry Hammervold, Sugar Land, 2013
61 - 3:05:32, Jerry Hammervold, Sugar Land, 2014
62 - 3:21:07, Lenord Burns, Angleton, 2009
63 - 3:15:13, Jerry Hammervold, Sugar Land, 2016
64 - 3:30:15, Ed Craighead, Dalhart, 2007
65 - 3:36:24, Larry Lichnovsky, San Antonio, 2013
66 - 3:34:33, Larry Lichnovsky, San Antonio, 2014
67 - 3:51:12, James Hill, Buda, 2007
68 - 3:36:57, Rich Siemens, Houston, 2008
69 - 3:35:36, Harold Wilson, Tyler, 2002

70 - 3:32:42, Harold Wilson, Tyler, 2003
71 - 4:05:00, Dan Shuff, San Antonio, 2007
72 - 3:44:29, Harold Wilson, Tyler, 2005
73 - 3:37:20, Harold Wilson, Tyler, 2006
74 - 3:50:53, Harold Wilson, Tyler, 2007
75 - 3:49:45, Harold Wilson, Tyler, 2008
76 - 3:49:44, Harold Wilson, Tyler, 2009

80 - 3:53:54, Harold Wilson, Tyler, 2013
81 - 3:58:55, Harold Wilson, Tyler, 2014
82 - 4:18:00, Harold Wilson, Tyler, 2015
83 - 4:51:41, Harold Wilson, Tyler, 2016

Source:  www.baa.org