Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K Race Recap and Results from Middletown, NY

The Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K brought runners, walkers, families, youth athletes, and community supporters together in Middletown, New York for a meaningful day of racing, movement, and local connection. With strong performances at the front of the field, strong local participation, and plenty of finish-line energy, the event was a great showcase of the Orange County and Hudson Valley running community.

From fast times up front to proud moments throughout the field, the race offered something for every type of participant. Some runners came ready to compete for overall and age-group awards. Others came to run with friends, support family, enjoy a local YMCA event, or be part of a positive community tradition. That blend of competition and connection is what makes local road racing so special.

Runners represented Middletown and many surrounding communities, including Circleville, Pine Bush, Goshen, Bloomingburg, Port Jervis, Warwick, Newburgh, Monroe, Montgomery, Slate Hill, Otisville, Wallkill, Walden, and beyond. The result was a field that felt competitive, welcoming, and deeply connected to the local running scene.

Runners take part in the Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K in Middletown, New York.

Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K Results

The race was fast from the start, with David McCarey of Circleville, NY claiming the overall victory in 16:37. McCarey averaged 5:21 per mile on his way to the win and posted an impressive age percentage of 79.0%.

Matthew Gewing of New York, NY finished second overall in 16:56, running 5:27 pace. Victoria Kingham of New York, NY had one of the standout performances of the day, finishing third overall and winning the women’s race in 17:39. Kingham averaged 5:41 per mile and also posted a 79.0% age percentage.

Ken Campisi of Bloomingburg, NY rounded out the men’s open podium and finished fourth overall in 18:12. Julien Lerouge of Middletown, NY finished fifth overall with an 18:28 chip time, winning the men’s 11-19 division and giving the local Middletown crowd a strong top-five performance to celebrate.

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Top Overall Finishers

The front of the field moved quickly at the Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K.

The overall race leaders set a strong tone for the day. The top five finishers all broke 18:30, with the first three runners finishing under 17:40.

• 1st Overall: David McCarey, Circleville, NY — 16:37
• 2nd Overall: Matthew Gewing, New York, NY — 16:56
• 3rd Overall / 1st Female: Victoria Kingham, New York, NY — 17:39
• 4th Overall: Ken Campisi, Bloomingburg, NY — 18:12
• 5th Overall: Julien Lerouge, Middletown, NY — 18:28 chip time

Women’s Race Highlights

Victoria Kingham delivered one of the strongest performances of the day, finishing third overall and winning the women’s race in 17:39. Her time put her well ahead of the women’s field and among the top overall competitors.

Dana Lynch of Middletown, NY finished second female overall in 20:40, giving Middletown a strong local podium performance. Emily Tuthill of Pine Bush, NY placed third female overall in 20:46, just six seconds behind Lynch.

Top Female Finishers

• 1st Female: Victoria Kingham, New York, NY — 17:39
• 2nd Female: Dana Lynch, Middletown, NY — 20:40
• 3rd Female: Emily Tuthill, Pine Bush, NY — 20:46

Additional women’s age-group highlights included Lilly Rodriguez of Middletown, who won the girls 11-19 division in 22:04, Amy Phelps of Middletown, who won the women’s 40-49 division with a 23:19 chip time, and Stacey Evans of Middletown, who won the women’s 50-59 division with a 25:26 chip time.

Women’s race finishers helped highlight the strength of the Middletown and Hudson Valley running community.

Men’s Race Highlights

The men’s field was led by David McCarey, whose 16:37 gave him the overall win. Matthew Gewing followed closely with a strong 16:56 finish, while Ken Campisi placed third among men and fourth overall in 18:12.

Top Male Finishers

• 1st Male: David McCarey, Circleville, NY — 16:37
• 2nd Male: Matthew Gewing, New York, NY — 16:56
• 3rd Male: Ken Campisi, Bloomingburg, NY — 18:12

The men’s age-group results showed impressive depth across the field. Julien Lerouge of Middletown won the men’s 11-19 division in 18:28 chip time. Yufeng Guo of Goshen won the men’s 30-39 division with a 19:17 chip time. John Tobin of Pine Bush won the men’s 40-49 division in 18:56, and David Madden of Middletown won the men’s 50-59 division in 19:37.

Age Group Standouts

One of the best parts of the Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K was the range of athletes competing across age groups. The results included strong youth runners, competitive masters athletes, and runners continuing to perform well into their 60s and 70s.

Men’s Age Group Highlights

• Male 0-10: P. Spar, Castleton on Hudson, NY — 26:55 chip time
• Male 11-19: Julien Lerouge, Middletown, NY — 18:28 chip time
• Male 20-29: Dilan Recalde, Middletown, NY — 22:58 chip time
• Male 30-39: Yufeng Guo, Goshen, NY — 19:17 chip time
• Male 40-49: John Tobin, Pine Bush, NY — 18:56
• Male 50-59: David Madden, Middletown, NY — 19:37
• Male 60-69: Kenneth Posner, Wallkill, NY — 23:21 chip time
• Male 70-79: Anthony Batko, Montague, NJ — 27:29 chip time

Women’s Age Group Highlights

• Female 11-19: Lilly Rodriguez, Middletown, NY — 22:04
• Female 20-29: Charlotte Evans, Middletown, NY — 26:16 chip time
• Female 30-39: Diana Welch, Middletown, NY — 26:31 chip time
• Female 40-49: Amy Phelps, Middletown, NY — 23:19 chip time
• Female 50-59: Stacey Evans, Middletown, NY — 25:26 chip time

Youth runners and community participants brought energy to the Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K.

Middletown Runners Make Their Mark

The host community was well represented throughout the results. Middletown runners appeared near the front of the race, in the age-group standings, and throughout the broader field. That local participation helped give the event its community feel.

Julien Lerouge was one of the top local stories of the day, finishing fifth overall and winning the men’s 11-19 division. Ashton Allen also had a strong race for Middletown, placing eighth overall in 19:16. David Madden added another impressive local result, winning the men’s 50-59 division in 19:37.

On the women’s side, Dana Lynch finished second female overall in 20:40. Lilly Rodriguez won the girls 11-19 division, Amy Phelps won the women’s 40-49 division, Stacey Evans won the women’s 50-59 division, and Diana Welch won the women’s 30-39 division.

Those results show the depth of local running in Middletown. The performances were not limited to one age group or one part of the field. Middletown runners contributed across the board.

Youth Runners Bring Energy to the Race

The youth runners were a major highlight of the Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K. Community races like this give younger athletes the chance to compete, build confidence, and experience the excitement of race day alongside adult runners.

In the boys 11-19 division, the top finishers included Julien Lerouge, Thaer Salem, Ashton Allen, Edwin Ramirez, Isaac Rodriguez, Lucas Pizzulli, Matthew Velez, Nery Rivera, and Nolan Mann. Their performances helped make the front half of the race especially competitive.

In the girls 11-19 division, Lilly Rodriguez led the way with a 22:04 finish. Other strong youth performances came from A. Spar, Haylee Spar, H. Thoelen, Sabena Gaul, and Jahzara Sanchez.

These young runners are an important part of the local running community. Their presence brings energy to the event and helps build the next generation of runners in Orange County and the Hudson Valley.

A Community Event Worth Celebrating

The Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K was more than a race clock and a results page. It was a community event centered on health, wellness, connection, and support. The YMCA has long served as a place where people of all ages can build healthier lives, and this race reflected that mission well.

For some participants, the goal was to race hard and compete for a place. For others, the goal was to finish, walk with friends, run with family, or support a meaningful local event. Every one of those goals matters. A strong community race makes room for all of them.

That is why local races continue to be so important. They give people a reason to train, a place to gather, and a finish line to celebrate. They also remind us that running and walking are not just individual activities. They are ways to connect with a larger community.

Race Photos and Photo Gallery

Race photos help tell the story that results alone cannot capture. The start line, the effort on the course, the smiles at the finish, the youth runners, the family moments, and the post-race celebrations all help show the full spirit of the Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K.

When the photo gallery is available, participants and families can look for images from the start, course, finish line, awards, and community moments.

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Congratulations to All Finishers

Congratulations to every runner and walker who completed the Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K. Whether you finished at the front of the field, won an age-group award, ran with friends, walked with family, or crossed the finish line for the first time, your effort helped make the event special.

Thank you to the race organizers, YMCA staff, volunteers, sponsors, families, spectators, and community members who supported the event. Local races do not happen without people who are willing to show up, help out, cheer, direct participants, organize details, and create a positive race-day experience.

The Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K was a strong reminder that running is about more than pace. It is about effort, community, consistency, and showing up.

Keep Running in Middletown and the Hudson Valley

If the Ruthie Dino Marshall YMCA 5K inspired you to keep training, sign up for another race, or get more involved in the local running community, now is a great time to build on that momentum.

Confluence Running is proud to support runners and walkers throughout Middletown, Orange County, and the Hudson Valley. Whether you are preparing for your next 5K, starting a walking routine, training for a longer distance, or looking for more comfortable shoes, a proper fitting can make a major difference.

Our team helps runners and walkers find footwear, apparel, and gear that supports their goals. From beginners to experienced racers, everyone deserves guidance that helps them move more comfortably and confidently.

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