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Eugene Marathon

Apr 28 - 29, 2024

4.5

Where

Eugene, OR, United States

Start time

07:00

Distances

Other, Half Marathon, Marathon, 5K

Sub-events

April 27, 2024 Saturday

Distance: 5K·Start time: 00:00

5KPoint to pointRun/Walk

13.1

Half Marathon

April 28, 2024 Sunday

Distance: Half Marathon·Start time: 07:00

Half MarathonPoint to pointRun/Walk

26.2

Marathon

April 28, 2024 Sunday

Distance: Marathon·Start time: 07:00

MarathonPoint to pointRun/Walk

13.1

Half Marathon Non-Binary

April 28, 2024 Sunday

Distance: Half Marathon·Start time: 07:00

Half MarathonPoint to pointRun/Walk

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Race Results

Top 3

1. Matthew Hernandez 02:22:30

2. Alexander Helmuth 02:22:45

3. Peter Borger 02:22:49

Top 3 Women

1. Kate Landau 02:40:52

2. Leanne Klassen 02:44:20

3. Megan Connolly 02:45:48

Top 3 Men

1. Matthew Hernandez 02:22:30

2. Alexander Helmuth 02:22:45

3. Peter Borger 02:22:49

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Reviews

4.5

Based on 2 Reviews from other runners - tap or click to see all!

By: Mike L.

Posted: May 10, 2022

Overall, a great experience

This is a good course for a first-time marathoner, and this city loves its athletes, so they come out to cheer. Organization at the finish festival could certainly be better.

4.3

By: Todd Y.

Posted: May 04, 2022

Great race, fantastic finish

This was a fantastically well organized and supported race. Volunteers were friendly, helpful, and plentiful. The course was very well marked, with roughly the first half through parts of Eugene and Springfield and the rest on bike paths along the river. Finishing in the re-built Hayward field was awesome, I can't imagine there is a nicer stadium dedicated to solely track and field anywhere. Expo wasn't huge, but appropriate for this size race. Pancake breakfast was great, thick fluffy pancakes Saturday (after 5k) and Sunday. Other post-race food was average, re-usable water bottle and bag were both nice. All in all a great race in Tracktown USA, well worth the trip if you're a 50 stater or just looking for a medium sized race in a relatively small/laid back city.