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Race results, upcoming events, and club notes from Dirigo.

Results

Dirigo runners starting a summer road race. A Dirigo runner before a Pine Tree Race Services event.

Dirigo keeps early June busy.

The June racing calendar came fast: Nick Denari ran 15:58 at Back Cove, Bethanie Brown debuted there in 17:29, and Clíodhna O'Malley, Crow Norlander, Adane Bewset, Marah Borgman, Dave Ouellette, and Nevin Duffey kept the weekly turnout strong. Heather Gallant won the YMCA Fit Fest 5K overall in 17:15, Laurel Manville placed sixth overall, Maddie Sheehan won the women's race at the Bradbury Scuffle, Dave Ouellette was seventh overall, Taylor Bechtel ran 1:20:16 at the Old Port Half, and Marah Borgman won the Maine Running Hall of Fame 5K in 19:26.

Results

Dirigo youth athletes score at states.

Dirigo youth athletes had a big day at the Maine Class A Outdoor Track State Championships. Georgia Moon won the 3200 and placed second in the 1600, Laurel Driscoll scored across the distance triple for Scarborough, Sara Tennent ran on Falmouth's winning 4x800, and Allie Schmitt was fifth in the 2-mile while also contributing to a runner-up 4x800. Harper Borden, Sam Bergmark, Enzo Giampaolo, Freddie Brill, Grace Alexander, and Annabell Kimball were also part of a deep Dirigo presence across the state meet.

Results

A Dirigo runner racing in a blue singlet.

Spring podiums stretch from Sugarloaf to the track.

Dirigo stacked up spring results across distances. At Sugarloaf, Rich Alff ran 2:58:06 and Peter Burke ran 3:06:26 in the marathon, both winning age groups. In the 15K, Heather Gallant was third overall and first woman in 53:25, Karley Piers was fourth overall and second woman in 56:31, and Paula Rousseau, Travis Kroot, and Bella Robinson added strong age-group finishes. Dave Ouellette finished 12th overall at the Riverlands 100 in 27:50:47, Eric Sofen was second at Boots n Brews, and Dirigo youth athletes continued a strong outdoor track season.

Results

Alexis Wilbert racing at Irish Road Rover in 2026.

Irish Road Rover and indoor nationals keep March moving.

March opened with Alexis Wilbert winning the women's race at Irish Road Rover in 17:27, while Nate Madeira and Jon Clement both cracked 18 minutes and Pete Bottomley won M60-64. On the youth side, Georgia Moon and Laurel Driscoll raced at New Balance Indoor Nationals after going 1-2 in the Class A state mile, and Freddie Brill added a Class A state-meet scoring finish.