Dirigo age-group wins at Maine Track Club Turkey Trot 5K.
Dirigo had two age-group wins at the Maine Track Club Turkey Trot 5K in Cape Elizabeth: Garth Altenburg won M50-54 and Craig Robinson won M30-34.
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Berlin, Baystate, Detroit, Chicago
Big-city fall marathons bring strong Dirigo results.
Dirigo's fall marathon stretch reached from Berlin to Chicago, with Taylor Bickford and Travis Kroot at Berlin, Romayn Richards and Kristin Barry at Baystate, Jon McGonagle at Detroit, and a deep Chicago group featuring Spencer McElwain, Jesse Orach, Erin Chalat, and Gina Pardi.
Aug-Sep highlights | Wins and podiums
Late-summer road races keep Dirigo at the front.
Dirigo's late-summer road racing run included David Ouellette taking third at the Whiskey Road Half, Thomas Harvey winning the Lincoln Half Marathon, and Justin Freeman stacking high finishes from Vermont to New Hampshire. Clíodhna O'Malley and Nick Denari also won the summerlong Back Cove Series titles.
Maine Marathon weekend delivers front-end Dirigo results.
Dirigo stacked major results across the marathon and half in Portland. Harrison Osborne led the marathon team with third overall in 2:32:08, while Clíodhna O'Malley won the half in 1:15:06 and set a new course record. Veronica Graziano and Heather Gallant completed a 1-2-3 sweep in the women's half, and the team added deep top-20 finishes throughout both races.
USATF-NE GP 10K | Clíodhna 4th overall
Dirigo lands top age-group marks at USATF-NE Grand Prix 10K.
Clíodhna O'Malley finished 4th overall and won the 20-29 division at the USATF-NE Grand Prix 10K, while Justin Freeman placed 5th in M40-49.
Beach to Beacon weekend brings a big Dirigo blue wave.
Dirigo turned out in force at Beach to Beacon 2025 and stacked top Maine, masters, senior, and age-group results. Clíodhna O'Malley, Bethanie Brown, and Karley Piers went 2nd, 3rd, and 5th among Maine women; Justin Freeman was 3rd overall master; and Kristin Barry and Christine Hein were 1st and 3rd among seniors, with strong runs throughout the roster.