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Race for Dirigo
Wear the blue singlet in Maine and across New England, from local roads to USATF team opportunities.
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Photo by David Colby Young
Maine running club | Competitive since 2002
Race hard.
Train together.
Dirigo brings Maine runners together for committed training, team racing, and representing the state well.
For Maine runners who want more from racing.
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.
Race, train, and carry the club.
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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Train with the team
Members use team channels to find long runs, workouts, daily miles, and runners in their area.
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Help carry the club
Members share race plans, report results, coordinate logistics, and show up for the Maine running community.
See recent resultsNo time standard. Just a team worth showing up for.
Membership is open to runners with a Maine connection who are committed to training, competition, teamwork, and good sportsmanship.
Join or renew online.
Adult membership is $40 per year. Register through RunSignup and the team can follow up with next steps.
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Supported by Coastal Run Maine.
Coastal 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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On the calendar.
Race dates, recurring series, and team-relevant events.
Recent from the blue crew.
Dirigo women pack the Maine top ten at Beach to Beacon.
Dirigo's Beach to Beacon weekend had range: Georgia Moon won the Girls High School Mile, then the women's squad put seven runners in the Maine top ten over 10K. Clíodhna O'Malley led the group in 35:10, with Heather Gallant, Bethanie Brown, Veronica Graziano, Alexis Wilbert, Aly Ursiny, and Karley Piers all close behind.
17:13.59 5K | 5:12.99 mile
Karley Piers wins the 5K and doubles back at Valor Twilight.
Karley Piers won the women's 5000m in 17:13.59 at Valor Twilight Series - Fitzy Night 3, then came back in the featured mile and placed third in 5:12.99.
Alexis Wilbert wins at Clam Festival, with Dirigo age-group strength behind her.
Alexis Wilbert won the women's race at the Pat's Pizza Clam Festival Classic 5 Miler in 27:29, placing 10th overall. Eric Sofen was eighth overall and won M40-49 in 26:58, Ryan Morrison was 11th in 27:45, Robert Ashby won M50-59 in 28:19, and Nedicus Swain, Kevin Murray, and Paul Greene added more Dirigo results in Yarmouth.
Clam Festival results All Sports Events results Photos by Maine Running Photos