Four  loops on the Seabrook Trails, starting at Meador Park, proceeding to Pine Gully Park and returning to Meador Park.  The first mile, approximately, will be on city streets.  These streets will be closed to vehicle traffic for 30 minutes.   The remainder of the course is run on the Seabrook trails which are open to the public.  There will be police crossing guards at the three main street crossings (E. Meyer, Red Bluff, and Todville) Please use caution when crossing all streets and be courteous to the residents of the neighborhood.

Seabrook Lucky Trails

Post-Race Review/ Results

Matt McCurdy won the 2008 Seabrook Lucky Trail Marathon, setting a new course record in 2:38:12.  John Hill, runner-up, finished nine minutes behind and third-place finisher Matthew Curtner-Smith finished in 2:56:29.  Defending womnan's champion Caroline Chamness won the women's race in 3:19:42 and Sarah Husbands took second place in 3:30:14.

McCurdy sets course record at marathon

Human Interest Story

Sisters, Saundra Stockholm, Alisa Daigle, Connie Bourque, Judy Thomas and Barbara Murphy,  who have been running together for more than thirty years are planning to run the 2008 Seabrook Lucky Trail Marathon.  The sisters picked Seabrook to coincide with a family milestone - one of the sister's fiftieth birthdays.  Four of the sisters have competed in marathons in San Antonio, Austin, Houston and Baton Rouge, La., while Bourque is running her first full marathon Sunday.

Marathon Summary

Marathon Results