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Race for Dirigo
Wear the blue singlet in Maine and across New England, from local roads to USATF team opportunities.
Membership details
Photo by David Colby Young
Maine running club | Competitive since 2002
Dirigo brings Maine runners together for committed training, team racing, and representing the state well.
Founded in 2002, Dirigo is a Maine-based running club created to establish a competitive Maine racing team, foster personal achievement, and give runners opportunities to train and race together.
The club values commitment, teamwork, sportsmanship, and a strong connection to Maine. Membership has no time or age requirements; runners who want to contribute to the team are welcome to reach out.
Dirigo is built around member coordination: training plans, race entries, team scoring, results, and the small work that keeps a Maine racing team moving.
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Wear the blue singlet in Maine and across New England, from local roads to USATF team opportunities.
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Members use team channels to find long runs, workouts, daily miles, and runners in their area.
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Members share race plans, report results, coordinate logistics, and show up for the Maine running community.
See recent resultsMembership is open to runners with a Maine connection who are committed to training, competition, teamwork, and good sportsmanship.
Send Dirigo a message and the team can follow up with next steps, dues, singlet sizing, and team communications.
How to connectCoastal Run Maine helps keep Dirigo runners outfitted for the miles ahead. Members receive year-round discounts: 25% off shoes, 10% off fuel, and 10% off apparel.
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Dirigo has had a strong early-summer turnout at the Back Cove series. Members are also looking ahead to the next Valor Twilight Series meets on June 30 and July 18, plus the L/A Triple Crown races later this summer.
At Valor Track Club's first Twilight Series USATF meet at Fitzpatrick Stadium, ClĂodhna O'Malley and Bethanie Brown finished 1-2 in the featured women's 5000m in 17:11 and 17:14. Veronica Graziano took 4th in 17:27, Taylor Bagley was 7th in 17:49, and Josie Spaulding was 9th in 18:51.
2:47:28 marathon | 3rd overall | 50-59 winner
Maine Running Hall of Famer Robert Ashby continues to show what world-class longevity looks like. Ashby ran 2:47:28 at the Bay of Fundy International Marathon, winning the 50-59 age group and placing third overall.