Saturday - March 8, 2025
Mesquite Canyon Trail Runs
Waddell, AZ
Discover Mesquite Canyon Trail Runs with its challenging climbs, stunning views, and thrilling descents. With the 50 Mile & 50 Km courses, traverse the winding tracks adorned with boulders and desert flora. Brace yourself for the ultimate endurance test in the hazardous Ford Canyon section, featuring exhilarating downhill rock scrambling amidst iconic "White Tank" formations.
*Distances may vary slightly each year due to permitting.
Start Times
6:15 AM – 50 Mile Start6:30 AM – 50 Km Start
6:45 AM – 30 Km Start
7:30 AM – 1/2 Marathon Start
8:00 AM – 8 Km Start
10:30 AM – Kid’s Fun Run
Bib Pickup
Friday, March 7Packet Pickup 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Aravaipa Running Headquarters
2401 S 24th St
Phoenix, AZ 85034
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Saturday, March 8
Packet Pickup 5:30 AM - 10:30 AM
White Tank Mountain Regional Park – Competitive Track
20304 W White Tank Mountain Road
Waddell, AZ 85355
Volunteer
We need help to make Mesquite Canyon Runs possible. Volunteer perks include Aravaipa race credits and race swag!Race Perks
- Gender specific race shirt (Men’s & Women’s styles)- Chip timed race results displayed at finish line
- Scenic and challenging course on desert trails
- Well stocked aid stations every 1.8 to 8.8 miles
- Finisher Award
-50 Milers receive a custom finisher’s award
Live Tracking
Follow the 2025 Mesquite Canyon Trail Runs with live split points throughout the race.
Race Registration
| Until 9/30 | Until 2/10 | Until 3/3 | Race Week | |
| 50 MILE | $170 | $185 | $200 | $210 |
| 50KM | $130 | $145 | $160 | $170 |
| 30KM | $90 | $105 | $120 | $130 |
| Half-Marathon | $70 | $80 | $90 | $100 |
| 8KM | $40 | $45 | $50 | $55 |
Course Information
Women's Course Record | 8:47:18 – Zuzana Trnovcova (2024)
Courses
The 50 Km & 50 Mile courses are designed for experienced trail runners only since you travel through a hazardous (but incredibly awesome) section of trail/wash down Ford Canyon that requires basic navigational skills (see Ford Canyon video). 50K & 50 Mile participants will be required to execute some downhill rock scrambling over the famed “White Tank” rock formations.
From the aid you’ll keep heading west on the Willow Trail where you’ll be treated to another quick climb, followed by more great views of Willow Canyon, eventually connecting with the Ford Canyon Trail junction where you’ll head left down into a small wash before climbing again for about half a mile onto the Goat Camp Trail. You will continue climbing single track trail until you finally reach the point where you’ll begin the two mile descent down Goat Canyon towards the Black Canyon aid. This is a long section and can take much longer then your typical “8.7 mile section” so please keep this in mind when leaving the Mesquite Aid.
Once you reach the Black Canyon aid, you’ll head right back up the trail you just came down. We told you there was a lot of climbing on this course, didn’t we? Anyway, you climb the switchbacks for 2+ miles and wind your way around Dripping Springs Canyon on your right and Slick Rock Canyon to your left. It’s gorgeous. The descent back to the Mesquite trail junction includes some fantastic single track that was recently groomed by the park and will get you back to the Mesquite Aid station 22 miles into your race.
From here, you’ll head back up the Willow Canyon Trail you traversed earlier in the day which brings you back to the Ford Canyon junction. This time, you will head RIGHT which will climb for a short while, followed by a fun descent that drops you into a large sandy wash area. This is where it gets fun. The next couple miles follows Ford Canyon through a massive wash area with large boulders, sandy areas and “tanks” of (possibly) water. While we’ll mark this section well, much of this section is open to your interpretation of which route to take until you reach the actual turnoff to depart the wash and climb onto a trail to the right just before Ford Canyon “cliffs-out” to a 30+ foot drop-off. Follow the course back to the finish line where you 50K runners are done!
50 milers will head back out to run the same 18 ish miles as the 30K course which will send you on a rather pleasant 5.8 mile stretch to the Black Canyon aid station before climbing back up Goat Camp which you descended and subsequently climbed around miles 11-14. Yes, it will be just as hard as you remember. But hey, then you have a beautiful downhill into the Mesquite aid station, a nice 2 mile down hill stretch looking through Mesquite Canyon out towards your finish line to the Waddell Aid where you’ll then wind your way on relatively flat trail the final two miles.
Course Maps
There are aid stations every 1.8 to 9.3 miles including water, electrolyte drink, sweet snacks, salty snacks, and fresh fruit. Due to the remoteness of the course, there is a 9.3 mile stretch in the 50 mile, 50 Km, and 30 Km with NO AID, so please be prepared (run with AT LEAST 2-3 bottles (50-70 ounces) of fluids). Plan for sun and hot temperatures. Additional notes about our aid stations at this race:
- The Waddell aid station will service the 8K, 1/2 Marathon, 30 Kilometer, 50 Kilometer, & 50 Mile races.
- The Mesquite aid station is our most remote aid and also sponsored by the Surprise Running Club. We haul all supplies up the mountain with backpacks including all water. There will be no ice at this aid station.
- The Black Canyon aid station will service the 50 mile, 50 Km, and 30 Km runners and will have drop bags, water, food and ice.
- Ford Canyon aid station will also be a minimal remote aid station accessed by the 50 mile & 50 Km runners. Do not plan for ice at this station, but there will be plenty of water and food for your final miles into the finish.
Cupless Events
In an effort to continually lessen our race footprint, we are expanding our cupless events to the Desert Runner Trail Series. We will have UltrAspire reusable cups available for purchase at registration and on race day or feel free to bring your own!
Aid station distance chart:
Crews
Crews are permitted at the start/finish line and the Black Canyon Aid Station.
Pacers
Pacers are permitted for 50 mile runners after they have come through the 50K mark at the start/finish line or starting at Black Canyon Aid, mile 36.
A drop bag will be allowed at the Black Canyon Aid Station for the 50 mile & 50 Km runners. All drop bags MUST be at the start line in the appropriate area by 6:30 AM to be transported over to the Black Canyon Aid Station. Drop bags should be back to the start/finish line by 6 PM or you can pick them up on your way out of the park if you finish early.
Cut-Offs
*All cut-off times are for leaving an aid station
10:30 AM – 50 Km Runners must leave the Black Canyon Aid Station at mile 14.1
1:30 PM – 50 Mile Runners must leave the Mesquite Canyon Aid Station at mile 22.9
2:00 PM – 50 Km Runners must leave the Mesquite Canyon Aid Station at mile 22.9
3:15 PM – 50 Mile Runners must leave the start/finish at mile 30.5
4:30 PM – 50 Mile Runners must leave the Black Canyon Aid Station at mile 36.2
9:15 PM – 50 Mile final cutoff (15 hours)
Courses
The 50 Km & 50 Mile courses are designed for experienced trail runners only since you travel through a hazardous (but incredibly awesome) section of trail/wash down Ford Canyon that requires basic navigational skills (see Ford Canyon video). 50K & 50 Mile participants will be required to execute some downhill rock scrambling over the famed “White Tank” rock formations.
From the aid you’ll keep heading west on the Willow Trail where you’ll be treated to another quick climb, followed by more great views of Willow Canyon, eventually connecting with the Ford Canyon Trail junction where you’ll head left down into a small wash before climbing again for about half a mile onto the Goat Camp Trail. You will continue climbing single track trail until you finally reach the point where you’ll begin the two mile descent down Goat Canyon towards the Black Canyon aid. This is a long section and can take much longer then your typical “8.7 mile section” so please keep this in mind when leaving the Mesquite Aid.
Once you reach the Black Canyon aid, you’ll head right back up the trail you just came down. We told you there was a lot of climbing on this course, didn’t we? Anyway, you climb the switchbacks for 2+ miles and wind your way around Dripping Springs Canyon on your right and Slick Rock Canyon to your left. It’s gorgeous. The descent back to the Mesquite trail junction includes some fantastic single track that was recently groomed by the park and will get you back to the Mesquite Aid station 22 miles into your race.
From here, you’ll head back up the Willow Canyon Trail you traversed earlier in the day which brings you back to the Ford Canyon junction. This time, you will head RIGHT which will climb for a short while, followed by a fun descent that drops you into a large sandy wash area. This is where it gets fun. The next couple miles follows Ford Canyon through a massive wash area with large boulders, sandy areas and “tanks” of (possibly) water. While we’ll mark this section well, much of this section is open to your interpretation of which route to take until you reach the actual turnoff to depart the wash and climb onto a trail to the right just before Ford Canyon “cliffs-out” to a 30+ foot drop-off. Follow the course back to the finish line where you 50K runners are done!
50 milers will head back out to run the same 18 ish miles as the 30K course which will send you on a rather pleasant 5.8 mile stretch to the Black Canyon aid station before climbing back up Goat Camp which you descended and subsequently climbed around miles 11-14. Yes, it will be just as hard as you remember. But hey, then you have a beautiful downhill into the Mesquite aid station, a nice 2 mile down hill stretch looking through Mesquite Canyon out towards your finish line to the Waddell Aid where you’ll then wind your way on relatively flat trail the final two miles.
Course Maps
There are aid stations every 1.8 to 9.3 miles including water, electrolyte drink, sweet snacks, salty snacks, and fresh fruit. Due to the remoteness of the course, there is a 9.3 mile stretch in the 50 mile, 50 Km, and 30 Km with NO AID, so please be prepared (run with AT LEAST 2-3 bottles (50-70 ounces) of fluids). Plan for sun and hot temperatures. Additional notes about our aid stations at this race:
- The Waddell aid station will service the 8K, 1/2 Marathon, 30 Kilometer, 50 Kilometer, & 50 Mile races.
- The Mesquite aid station is our most remote aid and also sponsored by the Surprise Running Club. We haul all supplies up the mountain with backpacks including all water. There will be no ice at this aid station.
- The Black Canyon aid station will service the 50 mile, 50 Km, and 30 Km runners and will have drop bags, water, food and ice.
- Ford Canyon aid station will also be a minimal remote aid station accessed by the 50 mile & 50 Km runners. Do not plan for ice at this station, but there will be plenty of water and food for your final miles into the finish.
Cupless Events
In an effort to continually lessen our race footprint, we are expanding our cupless events to the Desert Runner Trail Series. We will have UltrAspire reusable cups available for purchase at registration and on race day or feel free to bring your own!
Aid station distance chart:
Crews
Crews are permitted at the start/finish line and the Black Canyon Aid Station.
Pacers
Pacers are permitted for 50 mile runners after they have come through the 50K mark at the start/finish line or starting at Black Canyon Aid, mile 36.
A drop bag will be allowed at the Black Canyon Aid Station for the 50 mile & 50 Km runners. All drop bags MUST be at the start line in the appropriate area by 6:30 AM to be transported over to the Black Canyon Aid Station. Drop bags should be back to the start/finish line by 6 PM or you can pick them up on your way out of the park if you finish early.
Cut-Offs
*All cut-off times are for leaving an aid station
10:30 AM – 50 Km Runners must leave the Black Canyon Aid Station at mile 14.1
1:30 PM – 50 Mile Runners must leave the Mesquite Canyon Aid Station at mile 22.9
2:00 PM – 50 Km Runners must leave the Mesquite Canyon Aid Station at mile 22.9
3:15 PM – 50 Mile Runners must leave the start/finish at mile 30.5
4:30 PM – 50 Mile Runners must leave the Black Canyon Aid Station at mile 36.2
9:15 PM – 50 Mile final cutoff (15 hours)
Courses
All runs take place on single track trails and dirt roads in Cave Creek Regional Park, the Maricopa Trail, Tonto National Forest, & Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area. Expect typical desert trail conditions including rocks, sand, cactus and gravel.
Course Photos
Course Maps
There are aid stations every 1.8 to 9.3 miles including water, electrolyte drink, sweet snacks, salty snacks, and fresh fruit. Due to the remoteness of the course, there is a 9.3 mile stretch in the 50 mile, 50 Km, and 30 Km with NO AID, so please be prepared (run with AT LEAST 2-3 bottles (50-70 ounces) of fluids). Plan for sun and hot temperatures. Additional notes about our aid stations at this race:
- The Waddell aid station will service the 8K, 1/2 Marathon, 30 Kilometer, 50 Kilometer, & 50 Mile races.
- The Mesquite aid station is our most remote aid and also sponsored by the Surprise Running Club. We haul all supplies up the mountain with backpacks including all water. There will be no ice at this aid station.
- The Black Canyon aid station will service the 50 mile, 50 Km, and 30 Km runners and will have drop bags, water, food and ice.
- Ford Canyon aid station will also be a minimal remote aid station accessed by the 50 mile & 50 Km runners. Do not plan for ice at this station, but there will be plenty of water and food for your final miles into the finish.
Cupless Events
In an effort to continually lessen our race footprint, we are expanding our cupless events to the Desert Runner Trail Series. We will have UltrAspire reusable cups available for purchase at registration and on race day or feel free to bring your own!
Aid station distance chart:
Crews
Crews are permitted at the start/finish line and the Black Canyon Aid Station.
Pacers
Pacers are permitted for 50 mile runners after they have come through the 50K mark at the start/finish line or starting at Black Canyon Aid, mile 36.
A drop bag will be allowed at the Black Canyon Aid Station for the 50 mile & 50 Km runners. All drop bags MUST be at the start line in the appropriate area by 6:30 AM to be transported over to the Black Canyon Aid Station. Drop bags should be back to the start/finish line by 6 PM or you can pick them up on your way out of the park if you finish early.
Courses
This is an amazing half marathon course. Designed as a “lollipop” touching parts of Mesquite Canyon, Willow Canyon, and Slick Rock Canyon, this course is sure to test your skills. You will get to enjoy some incredible single track on this course, get a hefty climb up Mesquite Canyon, and enjoy a two mile descent to Waddell Aid before following the rolling trails of Waddell and Grey Fox back to your finish line.
Course Maps
There are aid stations every 1.8 to 9.3 miles including water, electrolyte drink, sweet snacks, salty snacks, and fresh fruit. Due to the remoteness of the course, there is a 9.3 mile stretch in the 50 mile, 50 Km, and 30 Km with NO AID, so please be prepared (run with AT LEAST 2-3 bottles (50-70 ounces) of fluids). Plan for sun and hot temperatures. Additional notes about our aid stations at this race:
- The Waddell aid station will service the 8K, 1/2 Marathon, 30 Kilometer, 50 Kilometer, & 50 Mile races.
- The Mesquite aid station is our most remote aid and also sponsored by the Surprise Running Club. We haul all supplies up the mountain with backpacks including all water. There will be no ice at this aid station.
- The Black Canyon aid station will service the 50 mile, 50 Km, and 30 Km runners and will have drop bags, water, food and ice.
- Ford Canyon aid station will also be a minimal remote aid station accessed by the 50 mile & 50 Km runners. Do not plan for ice at this station, but there will be plenty of water and food for your final miles into the finish.
Cupless Events
In an effort to continually lessen our race footprint, we are expanding our cupless events to the Desert Runner Trail Series. We will have UltrAspire reusable cups available for purchase at registration and on race day or feel free to bring your own!
Aid station distance chart:
Crews
Crews are permitted at the start/finish line and the Black Canyon Aid Station.
Pacers
Pacers are permitted for 50 mile runners after they have come through the 50K mark at the start/finish line or starting at Black Canyon Aid, mile 36.
Courses
Our 8K course is a great course to get your feet wet in the trail world. With minimal climbing or technical trails, it allows you to navigate up the Waddell trail enjoying foothill views of the White Tank Mountains. When you reach your aid station, you turn around and make your way back to the finish line.
Course Maps
There are aid stations every 1.8 to 9.3 miles including water, electrolyte drink, sweet snacks, salty snacks, and fresh fruit. Due to the remoteness of the course, there is a 9.3 mile stretch in the 50 mile, 50 Km, and 30 Km with NO AID, so please be prepared (run with AT LEAST 2-3 bottles (50-70 ounces) of fluids). Plan for sun and hot temperatures. Additional notes about our aid stations at this race:
- The Waddell aid station will service the 8K, 1/2 Marathon, 30 Kilometer, 50 Kilometer, & 50 Mile races.
- The Mesquite aid station is our most remote aid and also sponsored by the Surprise Running Club. We haul all supplies up the mountain with backpacks including all water. There will be no ice at this aid station.
- The Black Canyon aid station will service the 50 mile, 50 Km, and 30 Km runners and will have drop bags, water, food and ice.
- Ford Canyon aid station will also be a minimal remote aid station accessed by the 50 mile & 50 Km runners. Do not plan for ice at this station, but there will be plenty of water and food for your final miles into the finish.
Cupless Events
In an effort to continually lessen our race footprint, we are expanding our cupless events to the Desert Runner Trail Series. We will have UltrAspire reusable cups available for purchase at registration and on race day or feel free to bring your own!
Aid station distance chart:
Crews
Crews are permitted at the start/finish line and the Black Canyon Aid Station.
Pacers
Pacers are permitted for 50 mile runners after they have come through the 50K mark at the start/finish line or starting at Black Canyon Aid, mile 36.
Courses
We’re bringing back the fun run for a third year where your kiddos will get to rip up some trails in their own race. We will have them head out on the Competitive Track trails (all to themselves) on an out-and-back style run that’ll total around 1.5 miles. The run will be $10 and is and is available for registration on Ultrasignup. This will help streamline the process for you (and us) come race day.
Registration for the kids include their own kid’s bib, finishers medal and option to purchase a kid’s race shirt with Mesquite Canyon logo on it. Parents are allowed to run this race with their kids too.
There are aid stations every 1.8 to 9.3 miles including water, electrolyte drink, sweet snacks, salty snacks, and fresh fruit. Due to the remoteness of the course, there is a 9.3 mile stretch in the 50 mile, 50 Km, and 30 Km with NO AID, so please be prepared (run with AT LEAST 2-3 bottles (50-70 ounces) of fluids). Plan for sun and hot temperatures. Additional notes about our aid stations at this race:
- The Waddell aid station will service the 8K, 1/2 Marathon, 30 Kilometer, 50 Kilometer, & 50 Mile races.
- The Mesquite aid station is our most remote aid and also sponsored by the Surprise Running Club. We haul all supplies up the mountain with backpacks including all water. There will be no ice at this aid station.
- The Black Canyon aid station will service the 50 mile, 50 Km, and 30 Km runners and will have drop bags, water, food and ice.
- Ford Canyon aid station will also be a minimal remote aid station accessed by the 50 mile & 50 Km runners. Do not plan for ice at this station, but there will be plenty of water and food for your final miles into the finish.
Cupless Events
In an effort to continually lessen our race footprint, we are expanding our cupless events to the Desert Runner Trail Series. We will have UltrAspire reusable cups available for purchase at registration and on race day or feel free to bring your own!
Aid station distance chart:
Crews
Crews are permitted at the start/finish line and the Black Canyon Aid Station.
Pacers
Pacers are permitted for 50 mile runners after they have come through the 50K mark at the start/finish line or starting at Black Canyon Aid, mile 36.
Mesquite Canyon Course Preview Video
Additional Race Info
Parking / Start Area
The start/finish line is located at the Competitive Track Parking Lot on the North side of the park. Just follow the main park road all the way (maybe 10-15 minutes) until it ends at a dirt parking lot.
Course Markings
Each course will be well marked with orange plastic ribbons with black polka dots. Trail junctions and turns will be well marked with colored laminated signs. Please pay attention to these signs at each junction as there are multiple race distances and race courses! Course signs will correspond with your bib color (8K = Blue, Half Marathon = Green, 30K = Yellow, 50K = Red, 50 Mile = White). In addition, blue & white checkerboard plastic flagging and pink WRONG WAY signage will be posted to designate non-race trails. All runners are responsible for understanding the layout of the courses. Please familiarize yourself with the course maps on our website prior to race day and/or print a map to bring along with you.
We will have medical staff based at the start / finish headquarters. This team is here to help you with most basic and advanced first aid right on site. We reserve the right to pull you from the race if medical officials deem it necessary. Please understand that these decisions are made for your safety and do not argue. Continuing on in a state where you cannot safely navigate is a recipe for disaster and we are here to prevent that.
NOTE: If something happens to you or another runner, do NOT call 911 right away. Our medical team is highly trained in these scenarios, has been with us at this race the last three years and understands the terrain and driving access points. Please call their 24-hour number that will be answered by a real human being and they will dispatch accordingly.
MedStar Solutions Race Day Number: 480-269-4126
Race Day Schedule
Please arrive early to park, check in and warm up prior to your run. Restroom facilities are located at the start line at a permanent park facility.
Timeline
5:30 AM – Packet pickup / race day registration begin
6:15 AM – 50 Mile Start
6:20 AM – Begin civil twilight
6:30 AM – 50 Kilometer Start
6:45 AM – 30 Kilometer Start
6:53 AM – Sunrise
7:30 AM – 1/2 Marathon Start
8:00 AM – 8 Kilometer Start
10:30 AM – Kid’s Fun Run Start
10:30 AM – 50 Km Runners must clear Black Canyon Aid at mile 14.1
1:30 PM – 50 Km Runners must clear Mesquite Aid at mile 22.8
3:15 PM – 50 Mile Runners must clear start/finish at mile 30.6
4:30 PM – 50 Mile Runners must clear Black Canyon Aid a 2nd time at mile 36.2
6:35 PM – Sunset
6:59 PM – End civil twilight
9:15 PM – 50 Mile Cutoff (15 hours)
Trail Running & Trash
Please respect the trails and the beauty of the desert by disposing of any trash at one of our aid stations.
Yes, the tab you rip off your gel counts as trash.
Trail Etiquette
Remember to always remain on designed trails, no short cutting.
If you decide to use headphones, please be respectful of runners behind you attempting to pass. Also, remove ear buds as you approach aid stations or a road crossing.
Please do not listen to music on course without headphones.
This course includes some legit single track. If you are fast and attempting to pass, please alert the runner in front of you before flying past them. Likewise, if you hear a runner approaching you from behind, attempt to find a spot to allow the runner to pass.
As a general rule, when passing a runner, announce, “on your left.”
Uphill runners/hikers have the right of way to downhill runners. Remain in control as you descend and respect the other runners.
Everyone is after the same goal here so let’s be respectful of each other’s races and have fun. Please.
Race Timing
We will be utilizing a chip timing system at this event to record your time at the finish. Results will be posted using “gun time” only. You will be provided with a timing chip embedded in your race bib number. Please wear this bib on the front of your clothing on race day and do not bend the timing chip. There will be remote timing points on course which may offer live tracking points IF we have a strong enough internet connection at the park. To follow along, family and friends can visit our Aravaipa Running website and click on “Results” and then “Live Tracking.”
Drops / Withdrawals
If you have to withdraw from your race, it is imperative you let a volunteer and/or race official know you are done. If we are unaware you’ve left the course, we will be waiting for you to come through to the next aid and will have to send a team out on course looking for you.
Camping
See the park entry station or visitor center to pay for a camp spot or visit their site. For Fees click here.
Awards
Awards to the top 3 male & female finishers at each distance.
All finishers will receive a finisher award.
Points earned in the Desert Runner Trail Series (additional weight given to this race).
Volunteer Helpers
If you would like to join our volunteer team, we are looking for help with event setup, aid station captains, aid station helpers, timing, photography, videography, social media, course sweep and event breakdown. Volunteer perks include a piece of Aravaipa merchandise or race goody and Aravaipa Race Credits. You can see our current opportunities and sign up here: Mesquite Canyon Volunteer Form
We cannot produce these trail runs without the help of our amazing volunteer team. If you are interested in helping with the Mesquite Canyon Trail Runs, we have opportunities to help with setup, registration, aid stations, finish line, course sweep and breakdown. All volunteers will receive an Aravaipa Running shirt and a discount on a future race entry! You can even help and run on race day.
Sign Up Here
Charity Beer Garden
For the 2022-2023 Desert Runner Trail Series, Aravaipa Running will be working with the Southwest Wildlife Conservation to assist in their mission rescues and rehabilitates wildlife that has been injured, displaced, and orphaned. Once rehabilitated, they are returned to the wild. Sanctuary is provided to animals that cannot be released back to the wild.
Proceeds from the beer garden will go directly to this Association. The Beer Garden is being sponsored by a local brewery: Huss Brewing.
Results & Photos
50M | Male – 7:25:45 – Joshua Brimhall (’16) | Female – 9:29:50 – Sarah Emoto (’19)
50K | Male – 4:01:22 – Jason Griffiths (’10) | Female – 4:24:37 – Kerrie Bruxvoort (’12)
30K| Male – 2:09:59 – Travis Swaim (’17) | Female – 2:26:28 – Lauren Coury (’17)
1/2 Marathon | Male – 1:29:58 – James Bonnett (’11) | Female – 1:41:29 – Abbie Tuomi (’21)
8K | Male – 27:30 – Brian Pasero (’19) | Female – 30:45 – Tracy Campagnano (’22)
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2016 | 50M | 50K | 30K | 1/2 Marathon | 8K
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