Twelve result drops landed today, and one of them swallowed the rest of the board whole. Here's what's new on the site this morning.
One race, eleven races' worth of runners
REVEL Big Cottonwood in Salt Lake City, Utah, posted 1,820 finishers for 2026 — more than every other race in today's pull combined. The full results are live now.
That's the headline number of the day and it isn't close. Everything below is fighting for second place.
New England quietly stacks up
Three of today's drops sit within a few hours' drive of each other, which is a nice reminder that late September is prime half marathon season in the Northeast.
- Half Marathon-by-the-Sea — Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts — 399 finishers (2026) — results
- Swanzey Covered Bridges Half Marathon — Swanzey, New Hampshire — 159 finishers (2026) — results
- The Waldoboro Half Marathon — Waldoboro, Maine — 134 finishers (2026) — results
California goes four deep
The Golden State also sent four races into the results queue today, from the Sierra to the coast.
- Truckee Half Marathon and 5K — Truckee, California — 189 finishers (2026) — results
- Beer City Half Bishop Ranch — San Ramon, California — 167 finishers (2026) — results
- Quicksilver Trail Challenge — San Jose, California — 47 finishers (2025) — results
- Jurassic Jaunt – 5K, 10K, 10M, and Half Marathon — Long Beach, California — 18 finishers (2026) — results
One note on that set: the Quicksilver numbers are from 2025, so if you ran it this year and don't see yourself, give it time.
The rest of the board
Two Pennsylvania races, a New Jersey staple, and an Iowa half round out the day.
- The Racefaster Half Marathon — Paramus, New Jersey — 239 finishers (2026) — results
- WICKED FAST MARATHON & HALF MARATHON POCONOS — Lehighton, Pennsylvania — 150 finishers (2026) — results
- Clinton Half Marathon — Clinton, Iowa — 103 finishers (2026) — results
- Distant Area Vol Fire Dept PB Festival 5K Race/Fun Walk and Half Marathon — New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania — 18 finishers (2026) — results
The pattern worth noticing
Two states carried half of today's list. California and Pennsylvania each put four races in, but they couldn't look more different — California's fields ran from 18 to 189, while Pennsylvania's ran from 18 to 150. Meanwhile, the Northeast as a whole (Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, New Jersey, Pennsylvania) accounted for seven of the twelve races. Small-town halves are alive and well out east.
Go find your name.