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Pete Keyes Turkey Trot 2025 Results & Recap

Triple Cities Runners Club • 5-Mile Road Race • Binghamton, NY

Thanksgiving morning in Binghamton means one thing for runners: the Pete Keyes Turkey Trot 5 Mile Run. The Triple Cities Runners Club once again packed the South Side with runners, walkers, alumni, and families chasing PRs before digging into Thanksgiving dinner — and 2025 delivered fast times, deep age groups, and a huge show of support for local scholarships.

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All proceeds from the Turkey Trot, after race expenses, go directly to scholarships for graduating high school seniors. Every stride, every registration, and every sponsor dollar helps support student-athletes in our community.

2025 Overall Results – Pete Keyes Turkey Trot 5 Mile

The front of the race went out hard and never let up. Here’s a look at the overall top 10 finishers in the 2025 Pete Keyes Turkey Trot 5 Mile:

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Top 10 Overall (Gun Time)

1. Jace Stuart, 20, Apalachin, NY – 27:25

2. Ryan Christman, 20, Blacksburg, VA – 27:49

3. John Salva, 33, Conklin, NY – 28:25

4. Jarrett Newby, 39, Binghamton, NY – 28:26

5. Eric DeHart, 22, Apalachin, NY – 28:39

6. Steve Esposito, 36, Binghamton, NY – 28:42

7. Nikhil Datta, 16, Binghamton, NY – 29:03

8. Jordan Varano, 46, Binghamton, NY – 29:11

9. Takumi Guay, 18, Vestal, NY – 29:18

10. Philip Maynard, 41, Montrose, PA – 29:36

Stuart’s winning time of 27:25 puts him among the faster Turkey Trot champions of recent years, with a tight chase pack of Christman, Salva, Newby, DeHart, and Esposito all under 29 minutes or right on the edge — a seriously deep front group for a local 5-miler.

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2025 Top Women – Overall Female Finishers

The women’s race featured a strong mix of local standouts and returning Turkey Trot regulars. Emily Gunther led the way with a powerful performance from start to finish.

Top Overall Women (by place in the full field)

• Emily Gunther, 35, Vestal, NY – 31:40 (20th overall)

• Brieanne Smith, 41, Binghamton, NY – 32:36 (25th overall)

• Shelby Fisher, 34, Binghamton, NY – 33:12 (31st overall)

• Mirabella Sanford, 17, Deposit, NY – 33:46 (36th overall)

• Marci Shofkom, 41, Harpursville, NY – 33:55 (38th overall)

Gunther’s 31:40 anchors the women’s podium, with Smith, Fisher, Sanford, and Shofkom all clocking strong sub-34 efforts on the rolling Binghamton course.

Women’s Age-Group Champions – 2025 Turkey Trot

The Pete Keyes Turkey Trot is a true community race, and the women’s age-group results show talented runners at every level — from pre-teens to masters, grand-masters, and beyond.

Women 1–14 (F01–14)

• Kali Buttacavoli, 13, Windsor, NY – 37:45

• Ella Beal, 14, Lewisburg, PA – 40:16

• Lyla Houser, 13, Binghamton, NY – 41:01

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Women 15–19 (F15–19)

• Mirabella Sanford, 17, Deposit, NY – 33:46

• Madison Buckley, 19, Endicott, NY – 37:04

• Megan Christman, 15, Exton, PA – 37:28

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Women 20–24 (F20–24)

• Avery Tompkins, 22, Hop Bottom, PA – 36:29

• Alexis Hill, 21, Windsor, NY – 37:43

• Adia Tompkins, 20, Hop Bottom, PA – 37:58

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Women 25–29 (F25–29)

• Kate Labosky, 25, Apalachin, NY – 34:38

• Katie Voegtlin, 29, Fairfax Station, VA – 34:46

• Christa Denmon, 28, Ann Arbor, MI – 34:53

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Women 30–34 (F30–34)

• Shelby Fisher, 34, Binghamton, NY – 33:12

• Katelyn Felter, 31, Binghamton, NY – 35:41

• Kallie Foltyn, 33, Binghamton, NY – 35:44

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Women 35–39 (F35–39)

• Emily Gunther, 35, Vestal, NY – 31:40

• Jennifer Ryan, 37, Binghamton, NY – 34:50

• Katherine Sullivan, 37, Brooklyn, NY – 36:13

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Women 40–44 (F40–44)

• Brieanne Smith, 41, Binghamton, NY – 32:36

• Marci Shofkom, 41, Harpursville, NY – 33:55

• Sara Liu, 42, Binghamton, NY – 38:25

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Women 45–49 (F45–49)

• Heather Chrysler, 46, Apalachin, NY – 35:54

• Christine Marchuska, 45, Binghamton, NY – 39:32

• Stephanie Newcomb, 47, Phoenixville, PA – 40:27

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Women 50–54 (F50–54)

• Nancy Bennett, 52, Endicott, NY – 39:53

Women 55–59 (F55–59)

• Cris Lewis, 59, Binghamton, NY – 43:11

Women 60–64 (F60–64)

• Alicia Andre, 64, Chenango Forks, NY – 45:54

Women 65–69 (F65–69)

• Teri Hein, 66, Vestal, NY – 47:09

Women 70–74 (F70–74)

• Ann Carter, 72, Lisle, NY – 59:39

Women 75–79 (F75–79)

• Yvonne Newell, 72, Binghamton, NY – 1:12:36

Men’s Age-Group Champions – 2025 Turkey Trot

From emerging high-school talent to long-time Southern Tier road racing legends, the men’s age-group winners show just how deep the Pete Keyes Turkey Trot field really is.

Men 1–14 (M01–14)

• Anthony Isenberg, 14, Binghamton, NY – 34:43

Men 15–19 (M15–19)

• Takumi Guay, 18, Vestal, NY – 29:18

Men 20–24 (M20–24)

• Jace Stuart, 20, Apalachin, NY – 27:25

Men 25–29 (M25–29)

• Jack Dunham, 26, Ruckersville, VA – 33:51

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Men 30–34 (M30–34)

• John Salva, 33, Conklin, NY – 28:25

Men 35–39 (M35–39)

• Jarrett Newby, 39, Binghamton, NY – 28:26

Men 40–44 (M40–44)

• Philip Maynard, 41, Montrose, PA – 29:36

Men 45–49 (M45–49)

• Jordan Varano, 46, Binghamton, NY – 29:11

Men 50–54 (M50–54)

• Earl Walker, 53, Binghamton, NY – 36:47

Men 55–59 (M55–59)

• Robert Guay, 55, Vestal, NY – 37:55

Men 60–64 (M60–64)

• Ray Mitchell, 63, Kingsley, PA – 37:43

Men 65–69 (M65–69)

• Bob Pulz, 66, Vestal, NY – 36:22

Men 70–74 (M70–74)

• David Bohrer, 71, Endicott, NY – 42:43

Men 75–79 (M75–79)

• bong joon yoon, 78, Vestal, NY – 40:42

Men 80+ (M80+)

• Rao Yalamanchili, 88, Flanders, NJ – 1:12:55

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A Deep Field of Southern Tier & Regional Talent

Scroll through the full results list and you see just how broad the reach of the Pete Keyes Turkey Trot has become — athletes from Binghamton, Vestal, Endwell, Endicott, Apalachin, Windsor, Johnson City, Owego, Chenango Forks, and beyond toeing the same start line. Others made the trip from Pennsylvania (Montrose, Hop Bottom, Kingsley), Virginia, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, North Carolina, and more, turning this Triple Cities Runners Club race into a true regional Thanksgiving classic.

Whether you were racing for a PR, running your very first 5-miler, or jogging the course in a turkey hat with friends, your name in the results is now part of the Pete Keyes Turkey Trot legacy.

Scholarships, Community, and Why Your Entry Matters

The Pete Keyes Turkey Trot isn’t just about fast times and age-group medals. Every entry helps fund scholarships for graduating seniors in our area. After race expenses are covered, all remaining proceeds go directly into scholarship awards that support local students as they take their next steps in college and beyond.

That’s why the Triple Cities Runners Club encourages every participant to not only run, but also say thank you and support the sponsors who support your sport. Their generosity is a huge part of what makes these scholarships possible.

Thank You to Our 2025 Turkey Trot Sponsors

A huge thank you to the sponsors who stepped up in 2025 to make the Pete Keyes Turkey Trot and its scholarship program possible. Please support these businesses and families throughout the year — they’re investing in our running community and in local students:

• Visions Federal Credit Union

• Matauro–Barrett Tabeek

• Exit Realty – Phil Horan

• Christine Marchuska

• The Pasterchik Family

• Confluence Running

• Bridgewater Rehabilitation & Nursing Center

• DiBella Salon – Kat Hores

• Parlor City Vegan

When you choose these sponsors for your banking, real estate, health care, haircuts, plant-based meals, and running gear, you’re helping to keep the Pete Keyes Turkey Trot — and its scholarship program — strong for years to come.

See Your Full Results

This post highlights overall and age-group standouts, but every finisher has a story. For full individual results and complete age-group listings, including chip times and places, check the official 2025 Pete Keyes Turkey Trot results on Leone Timing and RunSignUp.

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Congrats to everyone who toed the line, cheered from the sidelines, volunteered, or sponsored this year’s race. See you at the start line for the next Pete Keyes Turkey Trot!

Kick Off Thanksgiving with the Pete Keyes Turkey Trot 5-Miler

In the Southern Tier, Thanksgiving morning means one thing for runners: the Pete Keyes Turkey Trot 5-Miler. Each year, hundreds of runners, walkers, and families head to Otsiningo Park in Binghamton to log five miles before the holiday feast, turning this race into one of the area’s favorite holiday traditions. RunSignup+1

Held on Thanksgiving Day at Otsiningo Park, the race features a scenic, traffic-free loop entirely within the park, making it a fun and accessible event for seasoned racers and first-time turkey trotters alike. RunSignup

Event Details: When, Where, and What to Expect

Location: Otsiningo Park, Binghamton, NY
Distance: 5 miles (USATF-certified, chip-timed road race) RunSignup+1
Start time: 9:30 a.m. sharp
On-site registration: 8:00–9:20 a.m. at the park RunSignup

The course starts and finishes near the north pavilion at Otsiningo Park and stays entirely within the park paths. There is plenty of parking throughout the park, but it’s still smart to arrive early to grab your bib, warm up, and meet friends at the start line. RunSignup

Runners who preregister by the deadline can snag a long-sleeve tech race shirt, and the event is chip-timed on a certified 5-mile route (NY14072JG), so your finish time is race-grade accurate—perfect if you’re chasing a PR before the pumpkin pie. RunSignup

Running for Scholarships: How Your Miles Make a Difference

The Pete Keyes Turkey Trot is more than just a holiday workout—it’s a major fundraiser for the Triple Cities Runners Club (TCRC) scholarship program. All money raised, after expenses, goes directly to scholarships for graduating high school seniors pursuing higher education. Triple Cities Runners Club+2RunSignup+2

The TCRC awards scholarships each year to local student-athletes who have competed in varsity cross country and/or long-distance track events and who are continuing on to accredited two- or four-year colleges. Triple Cities Runners Club+1

Through 2024, TCRC has awarded more than $140,000 in college scholarships to nearly 150 athletes from over 22 different schools—funding made possible primarily by the Pete Keyes Turkey Trot. Triple Cities Runners Club

When you register, you’re not only signing up for a Thanksgiving tradition; you’re investing in the next generation of runners and students across Broome County and the surrounding area.

Giving Back Twice: Food Drive for CHOW

The race also doubles as a holiday food drive. Participants are encouraged to bring canned goods or other non-perishable items that are donated to CHOW (the Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse) and local food pantries. RunSignup+1

It’s a simple way to give back: lace up, show up, and bring a bag of food to help neighbors in need before sitting down to your own Thanksgiving meal.

What Thanksgiving Morning at the Turkey Trot Feels Like

If you’ve never run the Pete Keyes Turkey Trot, imagine:

• A crowd of runners layered in bright hats, gloves, and turkey-themed gear.

• Families jogging together, strollers at the back, speedsters near the front.

• Volunteers cheering along the course, even when the forecast calls for cold, wind—or snow. Recent years have seen runners happily tackling the five miles in swirling flakes, proving that this is truly an all-weather tradition. https://www.wbng.com+1

The atmosphere is relaxed but energetic. Some runners race hard for time, others jog and chat with friends, and plenty of people show up in costumes just to be part of the fun. However you choose to race, you’ll cross the finish line with that perfect “I earned my Thanksgiving dinner” feeling.

How to Prepare for the 5-Miler

A few quick tips to make race morning smooth:

• Dress in layers. It’s late November in Upstate New York, so plan for cold temps and possible wind or snow.

• Arrive early. Give yourself time for parking, packet pick-up, bathroom stops, and a short warm-up. RunSignup

• Plan your pace. Five miles is long enough to be a challenge but short enough to have fun. Start steady and finish strong.

• Bring your donation. Toss canned or boxed goods into the collection bins when you pick up your bib. RunSignup+1

Results & Photos: Coming Soon

Race results and photo galleries will be posted after the event. Once official timing and images are available, we’ll update this page with:

• Overall and age-group results

• Links to full searchable results

• Race-day photo albums from the start, on-course action, and the finish line

Check back after Thanksgiving to relive the morning, tag yourself and friends, and celebrate your Turkey Trot finish.

Thank You to Their Sponsors

All money raised for the Pete Keyes Turkey Trot, after expenses, goes directly to scholarships for graduating seniors. A big part of those scholarship dollars comes from our generous sponsors, so please say thank you—and support the sponsors who support your sport!

Because of these partners, the Triple Cities Runners Club can continue awarding scholarships to local high school runners each year:

• Visions Federal Credit Union – Longtime community partner helping local athletes chase big goals on and off the course.

• Matauro – Barrett Tabeek – Financial guidance and support for the running community and beyond.

• Exit Realty – Phil Horan – Investing in stronger neighborhoods and stronger runners here in the Southern Tier.

• Christine Marchuska – Individual sponsor championing education, wellness, and student-athletes.

• The Pasterchik Family – Supporting this Thanksgiving tradition and the next generation of runners.

• Confluence Running – Your local run specialty shop, here to keep you fitted, healthy, and ready for race day.

• Bridgewater Rehabilitation & Nursing Center – Promoting recovery, health, and quality of life for our community.

• DiBella Salon – Kat Hores – Adding style and confidence to race day and every day.

• Parlor City Vegan – Serving up plant-based comfort food perfect for post-race refueling.

When you see these sponsors at the race—or around town—take a moment to thank them. Your miles matter, but their support turns those miles into real scholarship opportunities for local students.

See You at Otsiningo Park!

Whether this is your first 5-miler or a long-standing family ritual, the Pete Keyes Turkey Trot is a chance to celebrate community, support local student-athletes, and kick off Thanksgiving with a strong, healthy start.

Lace up, layer up, and we’ll see you at Otsiningo Park on Thanksgiving morning.

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