STXC Race #1 Owego 2026: Upstate New York Cross Country Photos

Photos from STXC Race #1 at Owego Free Academy in Owego, NY. Full 2026 Southern Tier Cross Country Series results and race recap are coming soon.

Black and white dog at the 2026 All Paws for a Cause community dog walk at Otsiningo Park in Binghamton, New York.

All Paws for a Cause 2026: Dogs, Community & Breast Cancer Prevention in Binghamton

Inside the YWCA of Binghamton's 25th All Paws for a Cause at Otsiningo Park: how the dog walk and pledge fundraiser work, what ENCOREplus supports, Confluence Running's community role, and the full 2026 photo gallery.

Young runners gather at the start of the Healthy Kids Running Series in Binghamton at Otsiningo Park.

Healthy Kids Running Series Binghamton Fall 2026 Week 1: Results, Photos & Returning Faces

Healthy Kids Running Series Binghamton Fall 2026 opened at Otsiningo Park with 63 runners listed in the official Week 1 results. See returning faces, possible first-timers, division highlights, photos and the full fall schedule.

Meghan Davis (bib 39), Graydon Myers (167), Cole Hessler (97), Taylor Hessler (96), Callen Dilmore (54) and Stephanie Dilmore (53) pose with their StacheStrong team before the 2026 StacheStrong 5K at Vestal High School.

2026 StacheStrong 5K: Honoring Loved Ones, Funding Hope & Fighting Brain Cancer

More than a race, the 2026 StacheStrong 5K was a hometown gathering built around memory, hope and action. See how GJ Gerner’s love of running still shapes the event, what StacheStrong fundraising helps support, the stories behind the miles, 2026 race results and a photo-rich look at the day from Vestal High School in Vestal, New York.
Runner wearing bib 1096 races along the wooded Camptown Races trail during the 2026 10K.

Camptown Races 2026: Results, History, Trail & Community

The 58th Camptown Races brought 147 individual 5K and 10K finishers plus a relay team to Bradford County on September 12, 2026. From Tom Carter’s Masters win and standout youth performances to the technical historic trail, mid-1960s roots and deep local support, here’s the full story of Camptown.

Three Finish Lyme 5K participants posing together during the community race in Endwell, New York.

Finish Lyme 5K 2026: Results, Photos & Lyme Awareness in Endwell, NY

The 2026 Finish Lyme 5K brought 77 runners and walkers to Highland Park in Endwell, NY. Explore results, photos, returning local racers, participant stories, Southern Tier LYME Support’s community work, and Lyme-prevention resources.

2026 Sackets Harbor Marathon & Half Results: Records, Progress & Community

Course records fell and repeat runners made major gains at the 2026 Sackets Harbor Marathon & Half. We break down the full and half results, year-over-year improvements, Tomas Holt and Brian Boutilier, the Zehr brothers, and the community effort behind the race.
Runners competing in the 2026 Run 4 Downtown four-mile road race through Downtown Middletown, New York, during the event's 20th running

Run 4 Downtown Turns 20: The Records, Rivalries and Families Behind a Middletown Tradition | Photos & Results

20 Years. Four Miles. Thousands of Stories.

Twenty years after runners first filled the streets of Downtown Middletown, the Run 4 Downtown celebrated its 20th running on August 15, 2026—and the anniversary produced some of the fastest performances the current course has ever seen.

Gavin Rossi ran 19:47 to shatter the men's current-course record, while Skylar Musa ran 22:42, lowering her own women's course record and earning her fifth consecutive Run 4 Downtown victory.

But the real story becomes even more interesting when you look beyond the leaders.

We went back through nearly two decades of Run 4 Downtown results and found runners whose names appear 10, 15 and even 18 years apart. Some are remarkably close to the times they ran more than a decade earlier. Others moved through entirely different age groups while continuing to return to the same Middletown starting line.

There is Jean Norton, whose 2006 and 2024 four-mile performances are separated by 18 years—and only 46 seconds.

There is Patty Insignares, whose 2006 and 2022 performances are separated by 16 years and less than one minute.

There are runners such as Michael Amodio, Steve Brockett, Peggy Jacobsen and Alison Britto, whose names connect different eras of the event.

And then there are stories a results sheet could never completely explain.

One longtime Run 4 Downtown runner eventually officiated a wedding at the race after the couple crossed the finish line. Family First became such an important part of the event that the race's team competition was eventually named Mickey's Team Challenge in honor of Mickey Hock.

Even the 2026 winners tell stories beyond their finishing times. Musa returned one year after winning the race only three months after having a baby and ran more than two minutes faster. Rossi arrived after a Division I track season at Rutgers and became the first runner to break 20 minutes on the course introduced in 2024.

From roughly 130 participants at the inaugural event in 2006 to more than 800 runners and walkers in 2026, Run 4 Downtown has evolved into one of Middletown's signature community traditions.

The results tell us who ran fastest.

Twenty years of results tell us something bigger:

who kept coming back.

2026 Kelly LaBare 5K at Otsiningo Park in Binghamton, New York, featuring runners during Spiedie Fest weekend Dan Schaffer

2026 Kelly LaBare 5K Results: Schaffer Wins, Esposito Marks 19 Years & Runners Rewrite the Record Books

The 2026 Kelly LaBare 5K brought 242 runners to Otsiningo Park in Binghamton for the 29th running of one of the Southern Tier’s most recognizable road races. Confluence Running Elite athlete Daniel Schaffer captured the overall victory in 15:22, returning a decade after winning the same race as an 18-year-old—and running three seconds faster in 2026. Elizabeth Predmore led the women in 18:16.

Beyond the winners, the results reveal some remarkable stories of longevity and improvement. Steve Esposito completed his 19th Kelly LaBare 5K and remains one of the area’s fastest runners, while John Salva ran faster at age 34 than he did on the same course a decade earlier. Andrew Cloke broke 16 minutes at age 41, Donnell Davis improved by exactly two minutes in one year, and Shelby Fisher continued a multi-year progression that has taken more than a minute off her time.

We dig into the 2026 Kelly LaBare 5K results, compare performances across previous years, highlight rising young runners, longtime competitors and age-group standouts, and look at the history that has made the Kelly LaBare 5K an important part of the Binghamton and Southern Tier running community.

Smiling participants enjoy the GiGi’s Playhouse Southern Tier 5K event at Otsiningo Park.

Photos: GiGi’s Playhouse Southern Tier 5K Brings Inclusion, Joy, and Community to Otsiningo Park

The GiGi’s Playhouse Southern Tier 5K brought the community together at Otsiningo Park for a morning of running, walking, kids’ activities, celebration, and support for free programs serving individuals with Down syndrome and their families.

Families celebrating Mother’s Day with youth running at the Healthy Kids Running Series.

Healthy Kids Running Series Week 4: A Mother’s Day Celebration of Family, Finish Lines & Young Runners

Week 4 of the Healthy Kids Running Series took place on Mother’s Day, making the morning even more special. Families gathered to cheer on young runners, celebrate movement, and enjoy a race day filled with smiles, encouragement, and plenty of proud moms at the starting line and finish line.

Runners rounding the roundabout at mile 12 of the Half Marathon and mile 2.5 of the 5K during the 2026 Binghamton Bridge Run in Binghamton, NY.

Binghamton Bridge Run 2026 Results, Photos & Highlights: Half Marathon, 5K, Relay & Local Running Community

Celebrate the 2026 Binghamton Bridge Run with race results, finish-line photos, livestream video, and community highlights from the Half Marathon, 5K, Relay, and Kids Run. From fast performances across the bridges to strong showings by local runners, college clubs, families, and volunteers, this year’s event showcased the energy of the Greater Binghamton running community.