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Maine Beach to Beacon 10K race

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2026-08-01 01:31 UTC → 2026-08-01 17:45 UTC · added removed

The Beach to Beacon 10K in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, continues to expand both keeps expanding its competitive depth and community reach. In late July, After a quartet of late‑July push by local elite runners prepared elites to challenge Ben True’s 2009 course record, reflecting the event’s growth into record and a marquee race that now fields thousands of participants. A few days later, the race weekend that highlighted broader participation, featuring a high‑school mile championship (Georgia Moon and Atticus Merriam) and an adaptive wheelchair division. Young athletes such as Georgia Moon division (14‑year‑old Mason Bain with nurse‑partner Stephanie MacIsaac), the race has continued to grow. The 2026 edition drew more than 6,500 runners from around the world, supported by over 800 volunteers and Atticus Merriam captured a lively crowd of costumed spectators. Professional titles went to Habtom Samuel (27:40) and Pamela Kosgei (31:50), while the high‑school titles, while 14‑year‑old mile crowns again went to Atticus Merriam (4:49.2) and Georgia Moon (5:27.3). Mason Bain, racing with a nurse Bain returned in the wheelchair division, enabled by a newly donated adaptive chair, underscored grant from the event’s increasing support for para‑athletes. Together, these developments show nonprofit AdaptX. These milestones underscore the race’s event’s evolution from a record‑focused elite competition meet to a more large, inclusive celebration of running talent and community celebration. spirit.

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  1. 2026-08-01 17:45 UTC Maine Beach to Beacon 10K race
  2. 2026-08-01 01:31 UTC Maine Beach to Beacon 10K race

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