Several local runners finish New York City Marathon
Hall, Lopes, Ryan, Terra top East Bay area results
Several competitors with local ties competed in the 2026 New York City Marathon on what was a near ideal morning to run Sunday, Nov. 1, on the streets of the five boroughs.
Bristol native …
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Several local runners finish New York City Marathon
Hall, Lopes, Ryan, Terra top East Bay area results
Several competitors with local ties competed in the 2026 New York City Marathon on what was a near ideal morning to run Sunday, Nov. 1, on the streets of the five boroughs.
Bristol native Brittany Terra traversed the 26.2 miles in a time of 4 hours, 40 minutes and 30 seconds. It was her first attempt at running a full marathon. Terra's pace was 10:42 seconds per mile.
Mt. Hope High School teacher, advisor and former coach Katie Kline clocked in shortly after Terra, running a 4:41.27 with a split of 10:45.
Among the Bristol residents to run, Leah Oliver, who was the training partner of Terra in the months-long lead up to the event, clocked a time of 6:17.53 with a split of 14:25.
More Bristol results included Bobby Gagnon running 5:07:21/11:44; Molly Gregory 5:16:1312:04; and Marissa Maciel 6:50:21/15:40.
Warren was represented by three competitors: Julia Fortin 4:43:06/10:48; Alyson Sunshine
5:25:35/12:26; and Robert Sanchas 8:18:28/19:01.
Over 60,000 runners competed in the 2026 NYC Marathon. Sweden's Andreas Almgren was the first male finisher and overall winner with a time of 2:06:01. Zouhair Talbi, of Colorado Springs, Colo., was the top American man in sixth overall with a time of 2:06:43.
Sheila Chepkirui, of Kenya, was the female winner, running 45th overall in 2:24:36. Jessica McClain, of Phoeniz, Ariz., was the first U.S women to finish, running second to Chepkirui and 46th overall in 2:24:42.
As for the rest of the East Bay area results Grace Hall of Barrington had the top finish among the regional runners with a time of 3:29:46 off a mile split of 8:01.
Matthew Lopes of Portsmouth was next in with a 4:00:11 followed by Bridget Ryan of Rumford 4:15:21, Taylor Casey of Barrington 4:48:01, Olivia Miranda of Tiverton 5:23:35, Sarah Downes of East Providence 5:38:07, Madeline Torres of Tiverton 5:59:16 and Mark Neale of Tiverton 6:44:07.
Westerly's Matthew Walker was the first Rhode Islander to cross the line, running 167th overall in 2:33:5. Maryna Yanovich of Cranston led the Rhode Island women with a time of 3:04:08.
