The race courses are flat and fast, and the route includes plenty of shady neighborhoods, several golf courses, and enough crowd support to help you get to the finish for your first time or your fastest time. The marathon course will be USAT&F certified and a Boston Marathon qualifying race. 

Aid stations will be every 1.5 miles and include both water and sports drink, and on-course entertainment will include live music. The time limit for completing the marathon is six and a half hours. The course closes on a rolling schedule based on a 15:00 per mile pace.

All runners will receive a technical shirt, a custom medal, a goody bag, and post-race food and beer, and all proceeds from the race will benefit two local non-profit organizations (Mercy Project and Still Creek Ranch).

Bryan/College Station Marathon

Post-Race Review/ Results

Jacob Rotich won the Bryan/College Station with a time of 2 hours 39 minutes and 20 seconds. His wife won the women's division with a time of 2 hours 47 minutes and 49 seconds.

Bryan/College Station Marathon A Success

Human Interest Story

Race Director Chris Field was "blown away" by the nearly three-thousand people who attended the Bryan/College Station Marathon which doubled the numbers from 2011.

BCS Marathon Doubles in Runners

The second annual BCS Marathon will kick off this Sunday and race organizers will be paying close attention to health concerns of runners.

Ready to Run? Experts Tout Safety as BCS Marathon Approaches

Over rated. Disappointed! was expecting an incredible race, just ok.

Very poor course markings but good aid stations

Marathon Summary

Marathon Results