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Dorchester, MA The 43rd annual Boston Firefighters Memorial Road Race took place on October 12, 2025, in Dorchester, MA. Despite the cloudy skies, the rain stayed away for the 5K and 10K races. More than 700 runners and walkers participated in the road races that benefit the brave men and women of the Boston Fire Department. Almost $7,000 was raised for the Boston Fire Department Relief Fund. Event details and race results linked here . Members of the Boston Fire Department Honor Guard line up before the Boston Firefighters Memorial Race on October 12, 2025 in Dorchester, MA. Members of the Boston Police Department Motorcycle Unit before the Boston Firefighters Memorial Race on October 12, 2025 in Dorchester, MA. Marcus Wright (565) leads the way early at the Boston Firefighters Memorial Race on October 12, 2025 in Dorchester, MA. Paul Noone competing at the Boston Firefighters Memorial Race on October 12, 2025 in Dorchester, MA. Lucas Melo (1024) and Avalon McLaren (695) lead a pack of runners at the Boston Firefighters Memorial Race on October 12, 2025 in Dorchester, MA. Luca Basile running at the Boston Firefighters Memorial Race on October 12, 2025 in Dorchester, MA. 10K competitor at the Boston Firefighters Memorial Race on October 12, 2025 in Dorchester, MA. 10K competitors at the Boston Firefighters Memorial Race on October 12, 2025 in Dorchester, MA. Kristen Waters finishing strong at the Boston Firefighters Memorial Race on October 12, 2025 in Dorchester, MA. Maureen Lamie gives a little five to a spectator at the Boston Firefighters Memorial Race on October 12, 2025 in Dorchester, MA. 10K competitors at the Boston Firefighters Memorial Race on October 12, 2025 in Dorchester, MA. Full race story + photo spread coming in our Winter Issue. 📸 The story doesn't stop here. It keeps running on instagram. Follow us @BostonRunningScene  on Instagram for race-day photos, athlete features, and behind-the-scenes moments from across New England.

Lowell, MA The 2025 Baystate Marathon and Half Marathon was held on October 19, 2025 in Lowell, MA. The Marathon is run by the Greater Lowell Road Runners and is run by volunteers. Link here In the women's marathon event, Caitlin Mcginley claimed victory with an impressive time of 2:37:12. Marie Barnett secured second place with a time of 2:50:09, while Elena Doty came in third, finishing in 2:50:30. Caitlin Mcginley competing in the women's division at the Baystate Marathon on October 18, 2025 in Lowell, MA. Marie Barnett on her way to a second place finish in the women's division at the Baystate Marathon on October 18, 2025 in Lowell, MA. Elena Doty finishing strong in the women's division at the Baystate Marathon on October 18, 2025 in Lowell, MA. In the men's marathon, Andrew Erskine claimed first place with a time of 2:27:17. John Jantz followed thirty seconds later, securing second place with a time of 2:27:47. Gabriel Figueiredo Miller took third place, finishing in 2:31:31. Andrew Erskine in the final miles at the Baystate Marathon on October 18, 2025 in Lowell, MA. John Jantz leading eventual winner Andrew Erskine at the Baystate Marathon on October 18, 2025 in Lowell, MA. Gabriel Figueiredo Miller just before the mile 25 marker at the Baystate Marathon on October 18, 2025 in Lowell, MA. In the women's half marathon event, Katie Mcmenamin claimed victory with a time of 1:15:32. Cayla Pellegrini secured the second position with a time of 1:22:362, while Janelle Solviletti finished third in 1:24:55. First place finisher Katie Mcmenamin at the Baystate Half Marathon on October 18, 2025 in Lowell, MA. Cayla Pellegrini at the Baystate Half Marathon on October 18, 2025 in Lowell, MA. Janelle Solviletti during the early miles at the Baystate Half Marathon on October 18, 2025 in Lowell, MA. In the men's half marathon, Spencer Friske secured first place, completing the race six seconds ahead of Hunter Marion. Friske recorded a winning time of 1:05:27, while Marion came in second with a time of 1:05:33. Nick Orlando finished third, clocking in at 1:11:41. Hunter Marion (3341) and Spencer Friske (3850) competing at the Baystate Half Marathon on October 18, 2025 in Lowell, MA. Nick Orlando at the Baystate Half Marathon on October 18, 2025 in Lowell, MA. Full race story + photo spread coming in our Winter Issue. 📸 Like what you see? Follow us @BostonRunningScene on Instagram for race-day photos, athlete features, and behind-the-scenes moments from across New England.

Hampton, NH On October 5, 2025, the Smuttynose Rockfest Half Marathon and 5K races took place in Hampton, NH, under sunny skies and warm weather. The 5K race saw over 1600 participants cross the finish line, while the half marathon had more than 2500 finishers. The upcoming Winter Issue of Boston Running Scene magazine will feature comprehensive race coverage and a photo essay of the half marathon and 5K. Follow us @BostonRunningScene  on Instagram for race-day photos, athlete features, and behind-the-scenes moments from across New England. Jacob Lehmann Duke, overall and men's winner of the Smuttynose Rockfest Half Marathon at Hampton, NH on October 5, 2025. First place women's finisher Rachel Brennan of the Smuttynose Rockfest Half Marathon at Hampton, NH on October 5, 2025. Start of the Smuttynose Rockfest Half Marathon at Hampton, NH on October 5, 2025 with Nicholas Kratovil (5866), David Ketchen (4328) and Benjamin Roach (5769). Collette Soucy (4629) leading a group of runners at the Smuttynose Rockfest Half Marathon at Hampton, NH on October 5, 2025. Collette would finish 1:26:44, 6th place overall in the women's division. Emily Nappi competing at the Smuttynose Rockfest Half Marathon at Hampton, NH on October 5, 2025. Emily would finish first in a time of 1:14:07 Martha Obasi competing at the Smuttynose Rockfest Half Marathon at Hampton, NH on October 5, 2025. Martha finished in a time of 1:47.06.

Boston, MA The Boston 10K for Women was held on October 11, 2025 in Boston, MA. Emily Sisson claimed victory in the race with an event record time of 31:05. She seized the lead early on and maintained it all the way to the finish line. More than 4,600 women completed the race. Full race story + photo spread coming in our Winter Issue. 📸 Love the photography? Follow us @BostonRunningScene  on Instagram for race-day photos, athlete features, and behind-the-scenes moments from across New England.

Hopkinton, NH The 2025 NEICAAA Cross Country Championships were held on October 10, 2025 at the Hopkinton Fairgrounds in Hopkinton, N.H. The women's teams competed in a 5K championship distance, with the men running an 8K race. The Providence College women's team secured victory, accumulating 67 points with top performers. The University of Maine's women's team came in second, earning 82 points. The University of New Hampshire took third place with 109 points. On the men's side, the University of Rhode Island claimed the top spot with 60 points. UMass Amherst finished in the second position, accumulating 107 points. The University of Maine placed third with 112 points.

Brewster, MA New England Endurance Events hosted the Gut Check Adventure Triathlon on September 27, 2025, at Nickerson State Park in Brewster, MA. This triathlon is uniquely crafted to stand apart from traditional triathlons. The race begins with a run, then a bike followed by a swim then another run. Rinse and repeat. The intriguing aspect of the Gut Check Triathlon is that athletes receive the course directions only 15 minutes before the race starts. This absence of prior course information compels participants to rely on their navigation skills as they race through the forest. Maxwell Christopher secured the overall first place and was the first male to complete the race, while Sara Jackson was the first female to finish.

The Buzzards Bay Triathlon was held on Sunday, September 14, 2025 in Westport, MA under sunny conditions. In the Sprint Triathlon, on the men's side, Aaronn Gu posted the fastest time of the day, 59:03. He was followed closely by William Mcelgunn who placed second with a time of 59:04. Phinehas Mcdowell secured the third position in 59:25. In the women's competition, Elizabeth Fetter placed first with a time of 1:05:40. Ginger Reiner came in second in 1:07:53. June Dresel finished in the third position in a time of 1:09:19. Overall winner Aaronn Gu at the Buzzards Bay Triathlon on September 14, 2025 in Westport, MA. William Mcelgunn at the Buzzards Bay Triathlon on September 14, 2025 in Westport, MA. Phinehas Mcdowell at the Buzzards Bay Triathlon on September 14, 2025 in Westport, MA. Elizabeth Fetter at the Buzzards Bay Triathlon on September 14, 2025 in Westport, MA. Ginger Reiner at the Buzzards Bay Triathlon on September 14, 2025 in Westport, MA. June Dresel at the Buzzards Bay Triathlon on September 14, 2025 in Westport, MA.

Hopkinton, MA The 2025 Title 9 Women’s Triathlon began and ended under tough late-summer conditions, as athletes braved cold rain, slick roads, and a steady wind at Hopkinton State Park. What might have been a perfect early-fall race day instead became a true test of resilience — and a showcase of determination from women of all ages and experience levels. The Title 9 Women's Triathlon is a part of the USA Triathlon's Women's Series which spans the multisport season and features 37 women's-focused events across the country. In the USA Triathlon Women's Series, the Title 9 Women's Triathlon is the sole event held in New England during the Fall triathlon season. Cold, wet, and unforgettable: the 2025 Title 9 Triathlon wasn’t defined by the rain but by the athletes who refused to be slowed by it. From first-timers to veterans, every finisher carried the proof of resilience across the line — soaked to the skin, but most were smiling all the same. Swim competitor enters the water at the beginning of the swim segment of the Title 9 Women's Triathlon held on September 7, 2025 in Hopkinton, MA. Tara Bates waves to the camera during the bike portion of the Title 9 Women's Triathlon held on September 7, 2025 in Hopkinton, MA. Tara would finish 43rd overall in a time of 1:20:37. Amber Cyr during the run segment of the Title 9 Women's Triathlon held on September 7, 2025 in Hopkinton, MA. Amber would finish in the 7th overall position in a time of 1:09:21. Second place finisher Adrienne McCarthy was all smiles during the run at the Title 9 Women's Triathlon held on September 7, 2025 in Hopkinton, MA. Adrienne finished in a time of 1:05:15. Lindsey Acampa (421) takes a cautious look over her shoulder at the approaching Lauren Casey during the run at the Title 9 Women's Triathlon held on September 7, 2025 in Hopkinton, MA. Lauren would go on to finish in the 3rd overall position while Lindsey finished in fourth. First place finisher Samantha Stopyra-Glover during the bike segment of the Title 9 Women's Triathlon held on September 7, 2025 in Hopkinton, MA. Samantha would finish in a time of 1:04:29. Claire Tinker crosses the finish line in the overall 18th position at the Title 9 Women's Triathlon held on September 7, 2025 in Hopkinton, MA. Claire would finish in a time of 1:13:39. Sydney Howland was all smiles after the finish of the Title 9 Women's Triathlon held on September 7, 2025 in Hopkinton, MA. Sydney would finish in the 44th overall position in a time of 1:20:56.

Cumberland, Maine Runners of all ages lined up under sunny skies at the Cumberland Fairgrounds on Sunday morning, ready to test their fitness in the inaugural Fairgrounds 5K and Mile races. The community-focused event blended spirited competition with a family-friendly atmosphere, drawing athletes from across southern Maine. The Elite Mile brought the drama. With a strong finishing kick, Luke Marsanskis edged out Aaron Willingham in the final 10 yards, crossing in 4:21.99. The women’s mile saw Clare Franco put up a strong performances with a wire-to-wire victory in 5:26.87. Matt Rand secured victory in the men's open mile with a time of 4:42.81, while Daniel Bannon took second place, finishing in 4:52.72. Ayla Strattard won the women's division, finishing ahead of Lucy Flores. Ayla posted a time of 6:49.67. Lucy finished second in 7:12.62. In the 5K, Colin Cernik took command early, surging ahead on the second loop before breaking the tape in 14:43.12. On the women’s side, Emily Durgin impressed with a decisive move after the mile mark, cruising home in 18:56.26. Both performances capped a splendid day that balanced fast times with celebration. Beyond the leaders, the Fairgrounds atmosphere was electric: youth runners sprinting their first mile, masters athletes showing resilience, and entire families crossing the finish line together. Volunteers and spectators lined the final stretch, giving the races a true small-town festival feel. See a few photo highlights below, and check back in our Fall Issue for a full photo spread!

Sutton, MA The Old Goat Track Club XC Classic occurred on Sunday, August 24, 2025, marking the start of the USATF New England Grand Prix and is the cross country portion of the USATF New England All Terrain Series. The event was hosted at the beautiful Waters Farm in Sutton, MA. Holly Rees claimed the top spot in the women's 5K race, completing it in 18:10. She represents Battle Road Track Club. Mitchell Dailey, representing Old Goat Track Club, the host club of the event, secured the top position with a time of 15:31. Additional meet results can be found at Harrier Race Management The Waters Farm is a lovely place to run for this lone runner at the Old Goat Track Club XC Classic on August 24, 2025 in Sutton, MA. Rhinorrhea Racers mill about before the women's 5K. Pictured are Sabrina O'Donnell (136), Katie Baker (103) and Lindsey Tyrrell at the Old Goat Track Club XC Classic on August 24, 2025 in Sutton, MA. Chloe Pangonis leads a number of runners at the Old Goat Track Club XC Classic on August 24, 2025 in Sutton, MA. Simonetta Piergentili of Liberty Athletic Club competing at the Old Goat Track Club XC Classic on August 24, 2025 in Sutton, MA. Sau-Mei Leung makes the final push to the finish line at the Old Goat Track Club XC Classic on August 24, 2025 in Sutton, MA. Sarika Temme-Bapat competing for Battle Road Track Club at the Old Goat Track Club XC Classic on August 24, 2025 in Sutton, MA. First place finisher Holly Rees at the Old Goat Track Club XC Classic on August 24, 2025 in Sutton, MA. Mitchell Dailey (180), Alex Corbett and Sebastian Gilligan (198) pushing the pace and leading the men's race at the Old Goat Track Club XC Classic on August 24, 2025 in Sutton, MA. Thomas Athey, running for Cambridge Running Club, on the gravel at the Old Goat Track Club XC Classic on August 24, 2025 in Sutton, MA. Men's winner Mitchell Dailey crossing the finish line at the Old Goat Track Club XC Classic on August 24, 2025 in Sutton, MA. David Teszler pushing it through the middle portion of the race at the Old Goat Track Club XC Classic on August 24, 2025 in Sutton, MA.

Virginia Beach, VA Wilma Neilsen delivered an outstanding performance in the women's 1 mile race, showcasing a tactical championship style. She skillfully avoided any mishaps, such as stumbles or trips, to secure the title, surpassing a remarkable field that included the NCAA record holder (and her teammate). _________________________________________________________________ In the women's 3000 meters, Ceili McCabe delivered a powerful finish to claim victory in the last 70 meters. Ceili managed to outpace Doris Lemngole to clinch the title. Unfortunately, Pamela Kosgei stumbled (tripped) in the final stretch. She regained her composure and rose to complete the race in eleventh place. __________________________________________________________________ In the men's 400 meters, Will Floyd from Georgia narrowly defeated Baylor's Nathaniel Ezekiel by 0.01 seconds to claim the national title. Auhmad Robinson secured victory in the first heat and placed third overall. __________________________________________________________________ It's clear the race was tight when the top five finishers were divided by under a second. Matthew Erickson from Oregon claimed victory in the men's 800 meters, narrowly beating Mississippi State's fast-approaching Abdullahi Hassan. Aiden McCarthy finished just under three-tenths of a second behind to take third place. __________________________________________________________________ Ethan Strand executed a strategic race to claim victory in the men's 3000-meter run. The initial pace was fast but manageable. Ethan remained close to the leaders and made a decisive move with two laps remaining. Gary Martin and Adam Spencer competed fiercely down the home stretch to secure second and third places. __________________________________________________________________ By now, you've read about the relay carnage in the men's 4x400. Protests were lodged and protested, disqualifications did occur and no solo/make-up 4x400 was run...

Falmouth, MA Founded in 1973, the Falmouth Road Race has grown into one of the top running events of the summer. Annually, it attracts a global lineup of Olympians, elite athletes, and recreational runners who come to experience the renowned 7-mile seaside course. As the oldest competitive wheelchair race in the country, the 50th anniversary of the wheelchair division welcomed back two Falmouth and global legends, both vying for their sixth victory there. In the men’s race, Daniel Romanchuk and Tatyana McFadden won their respective divisions of the wheelchair race. The wheelchair division celebrated its 50th year. In the women's open division, Melknat Wudu edged out Emma Grace Hurley by one second. On the men's side, Amon Kemboi claimed victory, finishing five seconds ahead of Patrick Kiprop. Olguine Augustin finishes with arms held high. Olguine completed the race in 52:05 which placed her in seventh for her age division at the Falmouth Road Race on August 17, 2025 in Falmouth, MA. Daniel Lyszczak, the bearder runner, looking quite the part as Forrest Gump. Daniel finished in 1:13:36 at the Falmouth Road Race on August 17, 2025 in Falmouth, MA. Greg Maccurtain waves to the crowd while Abigail Maccurtain gives a small fist pump at the finish of the race. The duo of Greg and Abigail finished fourth in their division at the Falmouth Road Race on August 17, 2025 in Falmouth, MA. One more high near lift for Nicholas Conway. Nicholas would finish in the 45th overall position running a blistering time of 37:10 at the Falmouth Road Race on August 17, 2025 in Falmouth, MA. Patrick Kiprop leading the men's group to Nobska Lighthouse during the early stages of the Falmouth Road Race on August 17, 2025 in Falmouth, MA. Land. Shark. David Mackeen finishes strong at the Falmouth Road Race on August 17, 2025 in Falmouth, MA. David ran 55:46 finishing ahead of nearly 9,000 of his fellow racers on the day. The crowd cheers for Lobster Man at the Falmouth Road Race on August 17, 2025 in Falmouth, MA. We see the effort of the John McCormick at the Falmouth Road Race on August 17, 2025 in Falmouth, MA. John ran an almost even 7 minute mile pace to finish in 48:54. I was there, take my word, he did not carry her for the entire race. She jumped aboard with three steps to go.