Saturday, April 12th, 2025
Whiskey Basin Trail Runs
Prescott, AZ
The Whiskey Basin Trail Runs take place in and around the mile-high City of Prescott, Arizona along the scenic Prescott Circle Trail which encompasses the entire town. The point to point 91-kilometer runs the entire circle loop starting and finishing at Watson Lake Park. The 58K and 32K* also run point to point along sections of the Prescott Circle Trail. All distances finish at Watson Lake with the majestic Granite Dell rock formation serving as the finish line view.
Also featured are the stunningly beautiful, equally tough 10K and Half-Marathon. With a fun mix of flat gravel paths, rocky scrambles, and winding single track, expect to be WOW'd by the variety and beauty of a course that highlights the Granite Dells and Watson Lake!
Join us in April for a Whiskey adventure in Prescott, Arizona!
*Distances may vary slightly each year due to ongoing updates and maintenance on the Prescott Circle Trail.
Start Times
91K - 5:00 am60K - 7:00 am
32K - 8:00 am
Half - 9:00 am
10K - 9:30 am
Bib Pickup
Watson Lake ParkFriday, April 11, 2025
Packet Pickup 3:00 PM - 6:00PM
Saturday, April 12, 2025
Packet Pickup 4:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Volunteer
We love our volunteers!
Click below to find volunteer opportunities. Volunteer perks include Aravaipa race credits and race swag!
Race Perks
- Gender specific cut race shirt
- Chip timed race results
- Scenic and challenging course
- Aid stations every 3-10.5 miles
- Post race food & socializing
- Charity Beer Garden
- Finisher award
Live Tracking
Follow the 2025 Whiskey Basin Trail Runs with live split points throughout the race.
Race Registration
| Until 12/1 | Until 2/23 | Until 4/7 | Race Week | |
| 91K | $215 | $230 | $245 | $260 |
| 60K | $175 | $190 | $205 | $215 |
| 32K | $115 | $130 | $145 | $160 |
| Half Marathon | $100 | $115 | $130 | $145 |
| 10K | $75 | $85 | $95 | $110 |
Prices does not include applicable sales tax based upon the location
(9.10% Prescott, AZ)
*Race shirts guaranteed on race day if ordered by 3/22. Online registration closes on 4/7 at 11:59PM.
Course Information
Date | Saturday, April 12, 2025
Start Time | 5:00 am
Time Limit | 17 Hours (10:00pm)
Distance | 57 Miles
Total Elevation Gain | 6,100 feet
Max Elevation | 6,686 feet
Women's Course Record | 8:54:12 - Ailsa Macdonald (2022)
Men's Course Record | 7:41:32 - Nick Coury (2024)
The 91K race course is an endurance foot race along the full Prescott Circle Trail in Prescott, Arizona, featuring a perfect mix of desert trails, pines and juniper and will take runners completely around the City of Prescott.
ROAD CROSSINGS
The Prescott Circle Trail crosses several county roads along the race course. We will be signing these crossings, but vehicle traffic is not required to stop. Crossing within city limits will be assisted by local city and county officers.
Please look both ways before safely crossing any road along the course. Be cautious, as there could be a fair bit of traffic along these roads. Major crossings to be especially watchful at will be at Iron Springs, Copper Basin, White Spar, Goldwater Aid (Senator Hwy).
GATES
There are numerous gates along the Prescott Circle Trail. We ask that runners please close all gates behind you.
Aid stations every 4.1-10.8 miles including water, ice, electrolyte drink (Gnarly Fuel 2O), sweet snacks, salty snacks, and fruit. We do not stock our aid stations with gels so please plan on bringing your own. Additionally, please plan to run with at least one bottle of water.
Utilize your drop bags and/or carry additional water during longer stretches to make sure you keep your race moving!
This is a CUPLESS Race. Please come prepared with your own reusable cup or you will be able to purchase a cup on site.
Aid Station
Segment Distance
Total Distance
Cutoff Times
Start: Watson Lake
0
0
Pioneer Park
5.7
5.7
Crew
Katahn Aid
5.8
11.5
Iron Springs Aid
4.9
16.4
10:00 AM
Copper Basin Aid
10.8
27.2
12:30 PM
Drop Bag
White Spar Aid
5.6
32.8
2:30 PM
Goldwater Aid
4.6
37.4
4:00 PM
Badger Mountain Aid
8.8
46.2
6:30 PM
Sundog Aid
4.1
50.3
7:45 PM
Finish: Watson Lake
6.5
56.8
10:00 PM
Crew
CREWS
Crews are welcome to support runners of the 91K at the finish line, Pioneer Park and Goldwater Lake. Goldwater Lake has a $2 parking charge and will require any crew to hike a 1⁄2 mile to meet runners at the aid station.
PACERS
Pacers are allowed for the 91K only starting at Goldwater Lake aid station. Pacers will need to pay $2 to park at Goldwater Lake and hike a 1/2 mile to meet their runner on the course at the 396 Trailhead. Please slow down when approaching the aid station at Goldwater if headed northbound to Goldwater Lake for parking (5 MPH). Runners WILL be crossing the road. Please be aware when you see special event & caution signage on the roadway and follow direction from traffic control and Yavapai County Sherriff deputies.
PACER RULES
All race rules also apply to pacers. Only one pacer per runner. Pacers must be human and on foot (no pets and no bicycles). No muling or carrying runner gear or supplies.
Drop bags are only allowed for the 91K at: Copper Basin Aid (Mile 27.2), Goldwater Aid (Mile 37.4) and Watson Lake (finish). Please bring your drop bags to the start line on race morning with and label each bag detailing: All DROP BAGS must be at the START at WATSON LAKE before the start of your race.
10:00 pm – Overall Cut-off at Watson Lake / Race Ends
Date | Saturday, April 12, 2025
Start Time | 7:00 am
Time Limit | 15 Hours (10:00 pm)
Distance | 36 Miles
Total Elevation Gain | 3,769 feet
Total Elevation Loss | 4,545 feet
Max Elevation | 6,685 feet
Women's Course Record | 5:12:24 - Courtney Barnes (2021)
Men's Course Record | 4:16:12 - Ethan Koza (2024)
The 58K race course is a point to point endurance foot race along Prescott Circle Trail in Prescott, Arizona, featuring a perfect mix of desert trails, pines and juniper and will take runners completely around the City of Prescott.
Aid stations every 4.1-10.8 miles including water, ice, electrolyte drink (Gnarly Fuel 2O), sweet snacks, salty snacks, and fruit. We do not stock our aid stations with gels so please plan on bringing your own. Additionally, please plan to run with at least one bottle of water.
Utilize your drop bags and/or carry additional water during longer stretches to make sure you keep your race moving!
This is a CUPLESS Race. Please come prepared with your own reusable cup or you will be able to purchase a cup on site.
Aid Station
Segment Distance
Total Distance
Cutoff Times
Start: White Rock Trail Head
0
0
Copper Basin Aid
6.7
6.7
12:30 PM
Drop Bag
White Spar Aid
5.6
12.3
2:30 PM
Goldwater Aid
4.6
16.9
4:00 PM
Badger Mountain Aid
8.8
25.7
6:30 PM
Sundog Aid
4.1
29.8
7:45 PM
Finish: Watson Lake
6.5
36.3
10:00 PM
Crew
Crews
Crews will be allowed at the start/finish.
Pacers
There are no pacers in the 60 KM. Pacers are ONLY allowed for 91 KM runners.
A drop bag will be allowed at Dixie Mine Aid Station (mile 22) and Goldwater Aid Station (mile 36) for 60 Km runners.
Please have your drop bags labeled with your name, bib number and aid station location and place in the appropriate signed location by 7:00 AM (50 mile) and 7:30 AM (50K) on race morning. The truck will leave almost immediately after the 50K start for Dixie Mine Aid station and there will not be a second trip! Bags will be returned to the finish line as aid stations break down. Please keep in mind Dixie Mine will be one of the last to break down, so your drop bag may not be back from that aid station until close to 8:00 PM. We will do our best to bring used drop bags back to the finish throughout the day as well.
NOTE: Once you have finished with your drop bag, please ask the volunteers to keep it in a “used drop bag” area in case we are able to bring them back before the station closes.
Date | Saturday, April 12, 2025
Start Time | 8:00 am
Time Limit | 14 Hours (10:00 pm Overall Cutoff)
Distance | 19.7 Miles
Total Elevation Gain | 1,754 feet
Total Elevation Loss | 2,514 feet
Max Elevation | 6,567 feet
Women's Course Record | 2:26:13 - Georgia Porter (2021)
Men's Course Record | 2:08:56 - Ryan Raff (2023)
Aid stations every .6 - 8.8 miles including water, ice, electrolyte drink (Gnarly Fuel 2O), sweet snacks, salty snacks, and fruit. We do not stock our aid stations with gels so please plan on bringing your own. Additionally, please plan to run with at least one bottle of water.
Carry additional water during longer stretches to make sure you keep your race moving!
This is a CUPLESS Race. Please come prepared with your own reusable cup or you will be able to purchase a cup on site.
| Aid Station | Segment Distance | Total Distance | Cutoff Times |
Race Distance / Notes
|
| Start: Goldwater Lake | 0 | 0 | ||
| Goldwater Aid | 0.6 | 0.6 | 4:00 PM | |
| Badger Mountain Aid | 8.8 | 9.4 | 6:30 PM | |
| Sundog Aid | 4.1 | 13.5 | 7:45 PM | |
| Finish: Watson Lake | 6.5 | 20 | 10:00 PM |
Crews
Crews will be allowed at the start/finish.
Pacers
There are no pacers in the 32K. Pacers are ONLY allowed for 91 KM runners.
We will have an area specified for your personal drop bag at the start/finish area that will allow for easy and quick access.
Date | Saturday, April 12, 2025
Start Time | 9:00 am
Time Limit | 13 Hours (10:00 pm Overall Cutoff)
Distance | 13 Miles
Total Elevation Gain | 891 feet
Max Elevation | 5,299 feet
Women's Course Record | 1:38:57 - Janelle Lincks (2014)
Men's Course Record | 1:33:54 - Richard Sanchez (2022)
A mix of fast single track, technical granite rock, and steep scrambles. From Watson Lake runners head out on lake trails to connect to the Peavine Trail. From the Peavine a sharp junction to the right leads into the newer Storm Trails that weave in and out of the Granite Dells. After running the perimeter of the Storm trails, runners reconnect to the Peavine and first aid station. Then fast and flat out and back to the Aqueduct Checkpoint. Return to Peavine aid before a final scramble down to the dam and up to the finish.
Aid stations every 1.6 - 4.6 miles including water, ice, electrolyte drink (Gnarly Fuel 2O), sweet snacks, salty snacks, and fruit. We do not stock our aid stations with gels so please plan on bringing your own. Additionally, please plan to run with at least one bottle of water.
This is a CUPLESS Race. Please come prepared with your own reusable cup or you will be able to purchase a cup on site.
| Aid Station | Segment Distance | Total Distance |
| Start: Watson Lake | 0 | 0 |
| Peavine Aid | 4.6 | 4.6 |
| Aqueduct Checkpoint | 3.4 | 8 |
| Peavine Aid | 3.4 | 11.4 |
| Finish: Watson Lake | 1.6 | 13 |
Crews
Crews will be allowed at the start/finish.
Pacers
There are no pacers in the Half Marathon. Pacers are ONLY allowed for 91KM runners.
We will have an area specified for your personal drop bag at the start/finish area that will allow for easy and quick access.
Date | Saturday, April 12, 2025
Start Time | 9:30 am
Time Limit | 12+ Hours (10:00 pm Overall Cutoff)
Distance | 6.2 Miles
Total Elevation Gain | 647 feet
Max Elevation | 5,298 feet
Women's Course Record | 42:25 - Sara Trane (2017)
Men's Course Record | 41:29 - Marvin Makus (2018)
A mix of fast single track, technical granite rock, and steep scrambles. From Watson Lake runners head out on lake trails to connect to the Peavine Trail. From the Peavine a sharp junction to the right leads into the newer Storm Trails that weave in and out of the Granite Dells. After running the perimeter of the Storm trails, runners reconnect to the Peavine and first aid station before a final scramble down to the dam and up to the finish.
Aid stations every 1.6 - 4.6 miles including water, ice, electrolyte drink (Gnarly Fuel 2O), sweet snacks, salty snacks, and fruit. We do not stock our aid stations with gels so please plan on bringing your own. Additionally, please plan to run with at least one bottle of water.
This is a CUPLESS Race. Please come prepared with your own reusable cup or you will be able to purchase a cup on site.
| Aid Station | Segment Distance | Total Distance |
| Start: Watson Lake | 0 | 0 |
| Peavine Aid | 4.6 | 4.6 |
| Finish: Watson Lake | 1.6 | 6.2 |
Crews
Crews will be allowed at the start/finish.
Pacers
There are no pacers in the 10KM. Pacers are ONLY allowed for 91KM runners.
We will have an area specified for your personal drop bag at the start/finish area that will allow for easy and quick access.
Whiskey Basin Trail Runs Highlight Video
Additional Race Info
Start & Finish Location
The start line and finish line for all races will be at Watson Lake Park. All runners will park in the large field parking just past the entry gate and walk to the main Ramada/Starting Area. Watson Lake 3101 Watson Lake Park Prescott, AZ 86301
Parking
The park charges a $3 park entry fee per vehicle. This fee is included in your registration this year to facilitate smooth entry by all runners. We will handle all parking permits for race day. You may pick up your park pass on Friday at packet pickup. Or on Saturday morning, park your car, and then get a park pass at registration. The park will have car counters so please make sure you have the pass displayed in your window. There will be plenty of parking for all attendees at Watson Lake Park to the right as you pass the entry gate.
Keep an eye out on the weather forecast. It is usually windy at Watson Lake. Please be prepared for the unexpected by packing an extra layer. There are course is exposed in areas so sunscreen, hat, extra water are encouraged for warmer days.
Daily Weather Forecast for Prescott, AZ
In Prescott, Arizona, April typically has:
High: Around 65°F (18°C) Low: Around 38°F (3°C)
The course will be well marked with orange plastic ribbons with black polka dots and trail junctions and turns will be marked with colored laminated signs. Please pay attention to these signs at each junction as there are multiple race distances and race courses. In addition, blue and white checkerboard plastic flagging will be hung to designate nonrace or “WRONG WAY” trails. We will be marking the course Thursday before the race; while we hope that course vandalism is not an issue, please familiarize yourself with the circle trail logo that permanently marks the trail. We also recommend carrying a course map. All runners are responsible for understanding the layout of the course. Please note there have been changes to the Prescott Circle Trail every year since 2017—the new Badger mountain bypass now replaces the Turley/Boyscout trail. Follow the marked course.
We will have medical personnel stationed at the start finish with the ability to dispatch to aid stations along the course. For anything requiring medical attention at an aid station with no medical personnel please inform the aid station captain or communications team so they can call for either the medical teams. Our Medical Team is run by MedStar Solutions. If you encounter an emergency on the trail or any medical question, please call the phone number 480-269-4126 (please call this number instead of 911 for medical emergencies during the event). This number is also printed on your bibs. It would be helpful to program this number into your phone before race day.
IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY PLEASE CALL 480-269-4126
DO NOT CALL 911
OUR MEDICAL PERSONNEL ARE ON STANDBY FOR THIS RACE AT ALL TIMES AND WILL RESPOND FASTER THAN LOCAL FIRE
Schedule of Events
Friday, April 11, 2025 BIB PICKUP
Watson Lake Park | 3:00-6:00pm
Camping Check - In Watson Lake Park | 3:00 pm
Saturday, April 12, 2025
RACE DAY
4:00am –Bib pickup
5:00 am – 91K Start at Watson Lake
5:36 am – Civil Twilight
6:02 am – Sunrise
6:15 am – 58K Shuttle Leaves Watson Lake
7:00 am – 58K Start at White Rock Trailhead
7:15 am – 32K Shuttle Leaves Watson Lake
8:00 am – 32K Start at Goldwater Lake
9:00 am – Half-Marathon Start at Watson Lake
9:30 am – 10K Start at Watson Lake
7:54 pm – Sunset
10:00 pm – Overall Cut-off at Watson Lake/Race Ends
Pets
For the safety of all runners, no pets are allowed on-course at the night runs. Any pets at the race must be on a leash at all times, respect park rules, and be supervised.
Trail Running & Trash
Please respect the trails and the beauty of the desert by disposing of any trash at one of our aid stations.
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 at registration and on race day or feel free to bring your own!
Trail Etiquette
Jerk Rule #1: Under no circumstances is it OK to yell at or be rude to a volunteer or staff member. Do not rely on volunteers, photographer’s or other staff persons to direct you on your course. It is YOUR responsibility to know your course and follow the course signs. If we get word of this occurring, we reserve the right to DQ you from the race. These people are volunteering their free time to assist you in reaching the finish line and are doing everything they can to get you there. Thank them and keep moving.
Music: 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, volunteers, or a road crossing.
Please do not listen to music with a speaker (yes, we know you listen to the best music).
Trail Usage: Remember to always remain on designed trails, no short cutting. Our courses are marked in a manner that allows you to run your advertised distance in the order we have it designed. If you get off course it is your responsibility to return to the point where you got off and continue from there. Any bonus miles you accrue during this time are just that, bonus. Chin up and continue your forward progress.
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. You will be provided with a timing chip attached to the back side of your race bib. It is important to pin this bib on the FRONT of your body, not crease, or fold the the timing chip to ensure your finish time is read. There will also be two remote timing points on course. Friends and family can follow along on live.aravaiparunning.com
Awards
Awards to top 3 male & female finishers at each distance.
All finishers will receive a finisher award.
Dropping from the Race
If you are thinking of dropping, take a breath, remember to enjoy the process, and keep going. If you still decide you do need to drop from the race, you must do so at an aid station. Be sure to inform the aid station captain at that aid. They must record your bib number and that you are dropped from the race. We cannot guarantee a timely ride at all aid stations and depending on where you drop you will be taken to the finish line at Watson Lake Park.
We cannot produce these trail runs without the help of our amazing volunteer team. You can even help and run on race day. 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: Whiskey Basin Volunteer Form
Watson Lake Park
We are excited to offer camping options at Watson Lake for the Whiskey Basin Trail Runs. Watson Lake Park has some amazing amenities which should make for a really great weekend including: Two boat launches, Picnic ramadas, Restrooms, Showers for campers, Horseshoe pits, Barbecue grills, Playground equipment, Frisbee golf course, Picnic tables, and Fishing (license required).
There are a total of 35 camping sites at Watson and will be on a first come first serve basis through the registration process. The camping area opens Friday and we have reserved spaces for two nights through Sunday. A camping site consists of one RV and one tent or two camping tents and cost is $40 for the weekend.
Reservations can be made for race weekend through registration or via Ultrasignup - linked on Ultrasignup race page.
White Spar Campground
Directly south of Prescott, off Highway 89, White Spar Campground is about 10 minutes from downtown and set at an elevation of approximately 5,600 feet. It offers nearby hiking and mountain biking trails in the Prescott National Forest. The picnic tables here look like tiny dollhouse furniture below the pine trees towering above. Sites are very large, and gray boulders dot the grounds. Many of the campsites look out to a tree-covered hillside. You'll find a variety of campsites big and small, some with paved parking pads, and others without. Facilities are limited to vault toilets. White Spar is the mile 32 Aid Station for the 91KM and only a 15 minute drive to the start at Watson Lake.
Reservations can be made online at RECREATION.GOV
Lynx Campground
This beautiful campground on the east side of Prescott is just minutes from the city but feels like it's deep in a forest, far from civilization. The large pines trees are a welcome treat if you are coming from the nearby lowland areas. The campground, located at an elevation of 5,600 feet, is set above Lynx Lake, a popular recreation area. Birds frequent the area, and a hiking trail rims the lake. Paths lead from some loops down to the shoreline. You'll also find mountain biking trails in the area. Campsites generally offer plenty of privacy and are spread out over seven loops. Tent sites are level, and all campsites are very well-kept, clean, and raked. Facilities include flush toilets, but no showers or hookups. Lynx is only a 15 minute drive to Watson Lake/Race Start.
Reservations can be made online at RECREATION.GOV
Point of Rocks RV Campground
Ideally situated right near beautiful Watson Lake, the Point of Rocks RV Campground has everything you need if you like to be close to the city but just far enough out to have amazing scenery and peace and quiet. The park is actually located in the heart of the stunning Granite Dells, a unique rock formation that Prescott is famous for. Sites have all the amenities of a typical RV park, including 30/50 AMP service, WiFi, water, sewer, and picnic tables, and can accommodate rigs up to 50 feet. If you like to hike, the trails of Watson Lake are a 10-minute walk away, and the Constellation Trails are only a short drive from here, and also worth investigating. Prescott's tourist attractions and restaurants are a 10-minute drive away.
Official site: http://pointofrocksrvcampground.com/
The Prescott Circle Trail is a non-motorized trail that gives hikers, backpackers, horse riders, and mountain bikers a route through Prescott National Forest, City of Prescott, Yavapai County, and state lands. You will get views of Watson Lake, Willow Lake, and Goldwater Lake, cut through Granite Dells, and take in Granite Mountain and Thumb Butte. Back in 1990, the Yavapai Trails Association initiated the idea of a non-motorized trail that would “circle” the city of Prescott. With many partners and volunteers, by late 2014, Prescott Circle Trail (PCT) was completed for the enjoyment of hikers, equestrians, and mountain bikers. The topography of the trail ranges from 5140 to 6990 feet in elevation, and it passes many Prescott landmarks including Watson, Willow, and Goldwater Lakes; Thumb Butte, the mountain that towers over town, and Pioneer Park on the north side of town. There are three campsites along the trail, for those who are interested in camping along the way. The PCT is a beautiful trail that meanders through forest, chaparral, and grasslands.
Dining
Historic Palace Saloon & Restaurant
120 S Montezuma Street Prescott, AZ
928.541.1996 | whiskeyrowpalace.com
Arizona's oldest saloon
Prescott Brewing Company
130 W Gurley St. Suite A Prescott, AZ
928.771.2795 | prescottbrewingcompany.com
Cheers to your run!
Raven's Cafe
142 N Cortez Street Prescott, AZ
928.717.0009 | ravencafe.com
Vegan, vegetarian, & gluten free options plus craft beer
El Gato Azul
316 W Goodwin Street Prescott, AZ
928.445.1070 | elgatoazulprescott.com
Tapas cafe: RD's Favorite
Tara Thai
115 S. Cortez St. Prescott, AZ
928.772.3249 | tarathaiprescott.com
Rosa's Pizzeria 330 W Gurley Street Prescott, AZ
928.445.7400 | rosaspizzeria.com
Lodging
Grand Highland Hotel
Stay downtown on Whiskey Row
154 S Montezuma Prescott, AZ
928.776.9963 | grandhighlandhotel.com
Prescott Pines Inn Bed & Breakfast in the pines
901 White Spar Rd Prescott, AZ
928.445.7270 | prescottpinesinn.com
The Motor Lodge Comfy & unique stay downtown
503 S Montezuma St Prescott, AZ
928.756.0017 | themotorlodge.com
Things To Do
Thumb Butte Distillery Tour & Tasting
Each tour includes a flight of 2 gins, 2 vodkas, and 2 whiskeys produced and bottled in Prescott Arizona.
400 N Washington Ave. Prescott, AZ
928.443.8498
Walk Down Whiskey Row Whiskey Row is full of some of Prescott's oldest history. Visit some of these historic saloons plus art galleries and local shops!
Adventure in Arizona
The Grand Canyon | 2 hr via AZ-89N
Sedona | 1 hr 15 min via I-17 N Red rocks and trails abound
Jerome | 1 hr via AZ-89N Ghost town with fun shops, art, and restaurants
Results & Photos
92K | Men - 7:41:32 - Nick Coury ('24) | Women - 9:02:22 - Lauren Coury ('20)
88K | Men - 7:47:22 - Zach Bitter ('18) | Women - 9:16:27 - Nicole Bitter ('18)
57/60K | Men - 4:16:12 - Ethan Koza ('24) | Women - 5:14:32 - Jessa Hackman ('18)
31K | Men - 2:08:56 - Ryan Raff ('23) | Women - 2:26:13 - Georgia Porter ('23)
Half-Marathon | Men - 1:34:24 - Pedro Gomes ('23) | Women - 1:45:03 - Megan Kupres ('24)
10K | Men - 41:29 - Marvin Makus ('18) | Women - 42:25 - Sara Trane ('17)
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