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SIX races in the 2026 Trail Mix Series are complete – there is ONE race left!

We are looking forward to seeing you at Raven Rocks Run on Sunday November 8th as the Trail Mix Series continues this fall.

Three Runners Have Completed All Six Events

Before we get to standings we want to recognize these three runners who finished all of the races to date in the Trail Mix Series.

Completing six trail races across seven months takes dedication, particularly when the series includes everything from shorter trail races to a half marathon.

Three runners have completed every Trail Mix event so far:

Matthew Beale
Andrew Kibbee
Justin Pomerenke

All three have also been among the leading competitors in the overall men’s standings.

With Raven Rocks remaining, they have an opportunity to complete a perfect seven-for-seven season. All three runners above are signed up and ready to run the Raven and we are looking forward to seeing them out there!

The REMAINING Trail Mix Series Race is:

• Raven Rocks Run 11/8 •

New Leaders Emerge as Series Heads Into Raven Rocks Finale

Six races completed, one to go!

The 2026 Trail Mix Series has reached its final stretch, and the standings have undergone some significant changes following Fall Run the Farm at Muscoot Farm.

With 2,056 unique runners participating across the series so far, Trail Mix continues to bring together runners of all ages and abilities at some of the region’s most popular trail races.

Now, with only the Raven Rocks Run 10K remaining on November 8, the competition is narrowing. Just 89 runners—64 men and 25 women—remain mathematically eligible to complete the four races required for the final series standings.

Thirty runners have already completed at least four races and secured their qualification. The remaining eligible runners MUST finish Raven Rocks to reach the four-race minimum.

Men’s Standings: Sullivan Takes the Lead

Eamonn Sullivan has moved into first place following Fall Run the Farm, bringing his four-race total to an impressive 398.57 points out of a possible 400.

Sullivan’s strong showing at Muscoot Farm, where he finished second overall, gives him a narrow lead over Matthew Beale and Ian Stowe.

Rank	Runner	Series Points
1	Eamonn Sullivan	398.57
2	Matthew Beale	394.56
3	Ian Stowe	392.81
4	Julio Bolivar	391.53
5	Jake Marold	381.47

Beale, who had led the series after five races, remains very much in contention. Having completed five events before Fall Run the Farm, he has demonstrated remarkable consistency throughout the season.

Ian Stowe is also close behind, and the top four men are separated by just over seven points.

With the series counting each runner’s best four scores, a strong performance at Raven Rocks could still change the final order.

Women’s Standings: Felling Surges Into First

The women’s standings have experienced an even more dramatic shakeup.

Lindsey Felling now leads the series with 399.72 points, nearly a perfect four-race score. Her performance at Fall Run the Farm propelled her past the previous leaders.

Natalia Gribova has moved into second place, followed by Erin Dougherty, Maria Ilyukhina, and Ryann Engelbracht.

Rank	Runner	Series Points
1	Lindsey Felling	399.72
2	Natalia Gribova	383.92
3	Erin Dougherty	373.54
4	Maria Ilyukhina	369.41
5	Ryann Engelbracht	360.43

Felling’s lead is substantial, but there is still plenty of competition for the remaining podium positions.

With Raven Rocks still ahead, runners who have completed four or more events can improve their totals by replacing their lowest scoring race.

The Three-Race Runners: Don’t Count Them Out

One of the most interesting aspects of the Trail Mix scoring system is that runners with only three completed races can still make a major jump in the standings.

They currently have only three scores contributing to their totals. Completing Raven Rocks gives them a fourth score and qualifies them for the final standings.

Based on a hypothetical maximum of 100 points at Raven Rocks, three men and three women with three completed races could reach the current top five.

The leading potential challengers include:

Men	Maximum Possible Points	Women	Maximum Possible Points
Daniel Nelson	393.14	Joelle Reeves	397.83
Edmund Dee	391.21	Samantha Forester	393.95
Scott Law	386.93	Brittany Forgione	376.42

The top ten is even more open. Twenty men and thirteen women with three completed races could potentially reach the current top 10 scoring threshold.

These projections assume a perfect 100-point result at Raven Rocks and compare against today’s standings, not the eventual final scores. They demonstrate just how much movement remains possible.

Trail Mix 2026 Age Group Standings: Who’s Leading, Who’s Qualified, and Who Needs One More Race?

The overall men’s and women’s competitions have produced some impressive performances, but there’s another story unfolding within the age-group divisions.

Several division leaders have already secured their eligibility for the final standings. Others are currently in first place but still need to complete Raven Rocks to qualify. And a few age groups may finish the season without any eligible runners.

Here’s a look at where things stand after six races.

Women’s Age Group Leaders

The women’s divisions feature a mix of established leaders and runners who still need one more race to qualify.

Age Group	Current Leader	Races	Points	Status
Junior (13 & under)	Samantha Forester	3	293.95	Needs Raven Rocks
14–18	No eligible runner	—	—	No qualifier possible
19–29	Ryann Engelbracht	4	360.43	Qualified
30–39	Natalia Gribova	4	383.92	Qualified
40–49	Lindsey Felling	4	399.72	Qualified
50–59	Hali Rodriguez	3	164.50	Needs Raven Rocks
60–69	Mea Sgaglio	3	168.57	Needs Raven Rocks
70–79	Abigail Scudder	3	221.66	Needs Raven Rocks
80–99	No participants	—	—	Empty division

Lindsey Felling Leads the Way

Lindsey Felling has put together an extraordinary season, accumulating 399.72 points out of a possible 400.

She leads the women’s 40–49 division and has mathematically secured the women’s overall series championship, even with one race remaining.

Natalia Gribova leads the 30–39 division with 383.92 points, while Ryann Engelbracht tops the 19–29 division with 360.43.

All three have completed the required four races.

Four Women’s Divisions Still Await Qualification

The Junior, 50–59, 60–69, and 70–79 women’s divisions are particularly interesting.

Their current leaders have completed three races, meaning each must finish Raven Rocks to qualify for the final standings.

Samantha Forester leads the Junior division, while Hali Rodriguez, Mea Sgaglio, and Abigail Scudder lead their respective age groups.

The women’s 14–18 division has no runner who can reach the four-race minimum this year, while the 80–99 division has no participants recorded.

Men’s Age Group Leaders

The men’s divisions include several of the series’ highest-scoring competitors, along with two older age groups where the current leaders still need to qualify.

Age Group	Current Leader	Races	Points	Status
Junior (13 & under)	Levon Bauer	4	313.44	Qualified
14–18	No eligible runner	—	—	No qualifier possible
19–29	Eamonn Sullivan	4	398.57	Qualified
30–39	Ian Stowe	5	392.81	Qualified
40–49	Matthew Beale	6	394.56	Qualified
50–59	William Fraioli	4	364.26	Qualified
60–69	Bill Bradsell	3	265.50	Needs Raven Rocks
70–79	Joe Mokszycki	3	263.05	Needs Raven Rocks
80–99	No eligible runner	—	—	No qualifier possible

Sullivan, Beale, and Stowe Lead Strong Divisions

Eamonn Sullivan leads the men’s 19–29 division and the overall men’s standings with 398.57 points.

Matthew Beale, who has completed all six races, leads the 40–49 division with 394.56 points.

Ian Stowe leads the 30–39 division with 392.81 points after five races.

William Fraioli tops the 50–59 division, while Levon Bauer leads the Junior division.

All five have already completed the minimum four races.

Men’s 60–69: A Qualification Battle

Bill Bradsell currently leads the men’s 60–69 division with 265.50 points from three races.

However, he must complete Raven Rocks to qualify.

Gregory Barton has already completed four races and currently has 240.37 points, making him the highest-scoring qualified runner in the division.

If Bradsell finishes Raven Rocks, he will add a fourth score and remain a strong contender for the division title.

If he does not finish, he will not qualify for the final standings.

Men’s 70–79: Another Division to Watch

Joe Mokszycki leads the men’s 70–79 division with 263.05 points from three races.

John Kiselak has already qualified with four races and 213.85 points.

As in the 60–69 division, the outcome depends in part on whether the provisional leader completes the finale.

The men’s 14–18 and 80–99 divisions have no runners who can reach the four-race minimum this season.

Six Divisions Have Leaders Who Still Need to Qualify

Across the men’s and women’s age groups, six divisions currently have provisional leaders with only three races completed:

Women’s Junior — Samantha Forester
Women’s 50–59 — Hali Rodriguez
Women’s 60–69 — Mea Sgaglio
Women’s 70–79 — Abigail Scudder
Men’s 60–69 — Bill Bradsell
Men’s 70–79 — Joe Mokszycki

These runners must complete Raven Rocks to remain eligible for the final series standings.

The distinction is important: leading a division after six races does not automatically mean a runner has qualified for the final standings.

Some Age Groups May Have No Final Qualifiers

Three age/gender divisions currently have participants but no runners capable of reaching the four-race requirement:

Women’s 14–18
Men’s 14–18
Men’s 80–99

The women’s 80–99 division has no participants recorded.

These divisions will not have a qualifying series finisher unless the underlying race records are corrected.

Raven Rocks Will Settle the Final Standings

The 2026 Trail Mix Series concludes Sunday, November 8, with the Raven Rocks Run 10K at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Cross River, New York.

For runners with three completed races, Raven Rocks is their final chance to become eligible.

For runners who have already completed four or more races, it offers an opportunity to improve their best-four score and move up in the overall or age-group standings.

While Lindsey Felling has mathematically secured the women’s overall championship, many other positions remain undecided.

The final race will determine not only who wins each division, but also which divisions have qualified finishers.

Good luck to everyone taking on Raven Rocks!

Learn more about the series at TrailMixSeries.org and the final event at RavenRocksRun.org.

Six Races, Six Different Trail Experiences

The 2026 Trail Mix Series has featured a diverse collection of races, distances, and terrain:

Race	Date	Participants
Mudders & Grunters	March 29	101
Leatherman’s Loop	April 26	1,137
Spring Run the Farm	May 17	217
Where the Pavement Ends	September 20	90
Paine to Pain	October 11	637
Fall Run the Farm	October 25	249

Leatherman’s Loop remains the largest race in the series, with 1,137 participants. Paine to Pain follows with 637, while Fall Run the Farm brought another 249 finishers into the mix.

The participation totals reflect the finishers included in the Trail Mix scoring data. Because many runners participate in more than one event, the sum of individual race participation is greater than the 2,056 unique runners counted across the series.

How Trail Mix Scoring Works

Trail Mix rewards both participation and performance.

Each race awards points separately to men and women, with 100 points going to the first male and female finishers and 50 points to the last. Intermediate scores are scaled proportionally by finishing position within each gender.

A runner must complete at least four of the seven races to qualify for the final series standings.

For runners who complete five, six, or seven races, only their four highest race scores count toward the final total.

With just one race remaining, runners with fewer than three completed races can no longer qualify.

Raven Rocks: One Last Chance

The seventh and final race is the Raven Rocks Run 10K, scheduled for Sunday, November 8, at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Cross River, New York.

The event marks the 11th running of Raven Rocks and will determine the final Trail Mix Series standings.

For runners with three completed races, Raven Rocks is essential: they must finish to qualify.

For those already qualified, it offers one final opportunity to improve their best-four score, defend a division lead, or move up in the overall standings.

With close competitions, new leaders, and dozens of runners still capable of moving up significantly, the 2026 Trail Mix Series promises an exciting finish.

Good luck to everyone taking on Raven Rocks!

For more information about the finale, visit Raven Rocks Run.

Standings are provisional through Fall Run the Farm on October 25, 2026, and subject to final results verification and runner identity matching.

FINAL Standings will be published after Raven Rocks Run which runs on Sunday November 8th – check site for details.

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Standings Update – After Paine to Pain (Race #5 of 7 completed)

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Post date October 16, 2026
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• Women’s Series Standings to date •

• Men’s Series Standings to date •

FIVE races in the 2026 Trail Mix Series are complete – there are still TWO series races coming up in the Fall!

We are looking forward to seeing you at Run the Farm on Sunday October 25th as the Trail Mix Series continues this fall.

The TWO REMAINING Trail Mix Series Races are:

• Run the Farm 10/25 •

• Raven Rocks Run 11/8 •

Five races down, two to go!

The 2026 Trail Mix Series is entering its home stretch following the Paine to Pain Trail Half-Marathon on October 11. With 1,943 different runners participating so far, the series has brought together trail runners of all ages across some of the region’s favorite races.

Now the competition is getting serious. Only 178 runners remain eligible to complete the four races required for the final series standings, and just 13 runners have already finished four or more events.

The final two opportunities are Fall Run the Farm on October 25 and Raven Rocks Run on November 8.

Overall Women’s Series Standings: Engelbracht Holds a Narrow Lead

The women’s competition is particularly close at the top. Ryann Engelbracht leads with 360.43 points, but Erin Dougherty is only 4.28 points behind. Maria Ilyukhina is also within striking distance, with 348.41 points.

All three women have completed four races, so their series totals already reflect the maximum four scoring results. They can still improve their scores by replacing a lower result with a stronger performance in one of the remaining races.

Rank	Runner	Races	Points
1	Ryann Engelbracht	4	360.43
2	Erin Dougherty	4	356.15
3	Maria Ilyukhina	4	348.41
4	Lindsey Felling	3	299.72
5	Natalia Gribova	3	286.45

Lindsey Felling and Natalia Gribova have each completed three races, giving them an opportunity to add a fourth score and potentially move up significantly.

Overall Men’s Series Standings: Beale and Stowe in a Tight Battle

Matthew Beale holds the men’s lead with 394.56 points, just 1.75 points ahead of Ian Stowe at 392.81.

Beale has completed all five events, as have third-place Andrew Kibbee and fifth-place Justin Pomerenke. Their totals count only their best four scores.

Rank	Runner	Races	Points
1	Matthew Beale	5	394.56
2	Ian Stowe	4	392.81
3	Andrew Kibbee	5	365.97
4	William Fraioli	4	364.26
5	Justin Pomerenke	5	358.47

The top two men are separated by less than two points, making the final races especially interesting.

Women’s Age Division Leaders

The Trail Mix Series recognizes runners across a wide range of ages, with separate women’s and men’s divisions. The following are the current division leaders among runners still eligible to complete the series.

Age Division	Leader	Races	Points
Junior (13 & under)	Samantha Forester	2	195.97
14–18	Dharma Bernales	2	189.55
19–29	Ryann Engelbracht	4	360.43
30–39	Maria Ilyukhina	4	348.41
40–49	Erin Dougherty	4	356.15
50–59	Hali Rodriguez	3	164.50
60–69	Mea Sgaglio	2	112.51
70–79	Abigail Scudder	2	146.41

The women’s 30–39 and 40–49 divisions are particularly competitive, with Maria Ilyukhina, Natalia Gribova, Erin Dougherty, and Lindsey Felling all appearing near the top of the overall standings.

Men’s Age Division Leaders

Age Division	Leader	Races	Points
Junior (13 & under)	Levon Bauer	3	226.95
14–18	Timothy Harrison	2	190.27
19–29	Eamonn Sullivan	3	298.91
30–39	Ian Stowe	4	392.81
40–49	Matthew Beale	5	394.56
50–59	William Fraioli	4	364.26
60–69	Andrew Chasen	4	225.32
70–79	Joe Mokszycki	3	263.05

The men’s 40–49 division has the largest number of currently eligible competitors, with 47 runners. Matthew Beale leads that division, followed by Andrew Kibbee.

Ian Stowe leads the 30–39 division, while Justin Pomerenke remains close enough to make the final two events interesting. In the 50–59 division, William Fraioli leads Brian Clinton, who has completed four races.

By the Numbers: Five Races, Nearly 2,000 Runners

Across the five events, the series has recorded 1,943 unique runners.

Events Completed	Men	Women	Total
1	1,175	590	1,765
2	95	38	133
3	24	8	32
4	7	3	10
5	3	0	3
Total	1,304	639	1,943

The series has also attracted strong participation at its individual events:

Mudders & Grunters: 101 runners
Leatherman’s Loop: 1,137 runners
Spring Run the Farm: 217 runners
Where the Pavement Ends: 90 runners
Paine to Pain: 637 runners

Leatherman’s Loop remains the largest event in the series so far, followed by Paine to Pain.

Only three runners have completed every event: Matthew Beale, Andrew Kibbee, and Justin Pomerenke. All three are among the top five men overall.

What Does It Take to Win the Trail Mix Series?

The scoring system rewards both participation and strong finishes.

Each race awards points separately to men and women. The first male and female finishers each receive 100 points, the last finishers receive 50 points, and everyone else receives a score proportionate to their finishing position within their gender.

A runner must complete at least four of the seven series events to qualify for the final standings. If a runner completes more than four events, only their best four scores count.

That means a runner who has already completed four races can still improve their standing, while someone with two or three races can make substantial gains by adding more results.

After five races, runners with only one event completed can no longer reach the four-race minimum. The 178 remaining eligible runners include 129 men and 49 women.

Two Races Remain: Everything Is Still to Play For

Sunday, October 25 — Fall Run the Farm

The five-mile trail race at Muscoot Farm Park in Katonah/Somers, New York, will provide the sixth scoring opportunity. The event also features two Kids Run the Farm races.

Sunday, November 8 — Raven Rocks Run

The Raven Rocks 10K at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Cross River, New York, closes out the 2026 Trail Mix Series.

For runners who have completed two races, both remaining events are essential to reach the four-race minimum. Those with three races need at least one more finish. Runners who already have four or five results can focus on improving their best-four total.

The men’s and women’s overall titles are close, several age divisions remain competitive, and the final two races could bring significant changes to the standings.

For the overlap analysis, Where the Pavement Ends counts as one series event, even though its Single Loop and Double Loop results have separate scoring columns.

The standings use the established rules: gender-specific race points from 50 to 100, best four scores counted, and the youngest reported age for division placement. After Race 5, a runner must have completed at least two events to remain eligible.

Good luck to everyone heading into the final stretch of the 2026 Trail Mix Series!

Next Standings Update will be published after Run the Farm which runs on Sunday October 25th – check site for details.

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Standings Update – After Where the Pavement Ends (Race #4 of 7 completed)

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Post date September 26, 2026
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• Women’s Series Standings to date •

• Men’s Series Standings to date •

FOUR races in the 2026 Trail Mix Series are complete – there are still THREE series races coming up in the Fall!

We are looking forward to seeing you at Paine to Pain on Sunday October 11th as the Trail Mix Series continues this fall.

The THREE REMAINING Trail Mix Series Races are:

• Paine to Pain 10/11 •

• Run the Farm 10/25 •

• Raven Rocks Run 11/8 •

After four races completed, the series is starting to take shape, with a few runners already building substantial leads by completing all four events.

At this stage, only runners who have participated in at least one of the Trail Mix Series 2026 races remain eligible for the series. The good news is there are 1,388 runners who have finished at least one race in the series — so let’s run!

There is still plenty of opportunity for movement with Paine to Pain, Fall Run the Farm and Raven Rocks Run remaining.

The series has now attracted 1,388 unique runners. Five men have completed four scoring races, while no women have yet reached four. Because final standings require at least four completed races and only the best four scores ultimately count, the next three events will be especially important.

On the men’s side, M40 Matthew Beale leads with 394.18 points, just ahead of M30 Ian Stowe with 392.81. Andrew Kibbee, Justin Pomerenke and Brian Clinton round out the current men’s top five. All five have four races completed.

The women’s standings remain wide open because each of the current top five has completed three races. F40 Lindsey Felling leads with 299.72 points, followed by F30 Natalia Gribova (286.45), F19 Ryann Engelbracht (276.25), F40 Erin Dougherty (265.59) and F40 Colleen Stapleton (262.16).

Current Age/Gender Leaders

Women’s Series – Click/Tap to view complete listing

*Red text indicates runner is leading their age bracket*

Click on image above to see FULL women’s standings (this image is just part of page 1)

Junior Female (JrF): Samantha Forester — 195.97 points, 2 races. Forester continues to lead the youngest female division after strong performances at Leatherman’s Loop and Spring Run the Farm.

Female 14–18 (F14): Dharma Bernales — 189.55 points, 2 races. Bernales holds the division lead after scoring 95.73 at Leatherman’s Loop and 93.82 at Spring Run the Farm.

Female 19–29 (F19): Ryann Engelbracht — 276.25 points, 3 races. Engelbracht added a 91.67 at the Where the Pavement Ends Single Loop to her strong spring results and is now also third among all women.

Female 30–39 (F30): Natalia Gribova — 286.45 points, 3 races. Gribova added a 92.86-point Double Loop performance at Where the Pavement Ends and now sits second in the overall women’s standings.

Female 40–49 (F40): Lindsey Felling — 299.72 points, 3 races. Felling remains the overall women’s leader after scoring 100 at Mudders & Grunters, 99.72 at Leatherman’s Loop and 100 at Spring Run the Farm.

Female 50–59 (F50): Melinda Pittis — 142.87 points, 2 races. Pittis leads F50 on the strength of her Mudders & Grunters and Leatherman’s Loop scores.

Female 60–69 (F60): Mea Sgaglio — 112.51 points, 2 races. Sgaglio’s two spring finishes continue to give her the F60 lead.

Female 70–79 (F70): Abigail Scudder — 146.41 points, 2 races. Scudder added 69.44 points at the Where the Pavement Ends Single Loop to her Spring Run the Farm result, moving her two-race total to 146.41.

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Junior Male (JrM): Levon Bauer — 226.95 points, 3 races. Bauer has finished each of the first three spring events, giving him a substantial three-race total entering the final portion of the series.

Male 14–18 (M14): Timothy Harrison — 190.27 points, 2 races. Harrison’s 97.02 at Leatherman’s Loop and 93.25 at Spring Run the Farm put him atop M14.

Male 19–29 (M19): Eamonn Sullivan — 199.48 points, 2 races. Sullivan remains the M19 leader after scoring a perfect 100 at Mudders & Grunters and 99.48 at Leatherman’s Loop.

Male 30–39 (M30): Ian Stowe — 392.81 points, 4 races. Stowe has been remarkably consistent, scoring 98.65, 98.58, 98.02 and 97.56 in his four races. He’s currently second among all men, only 1.37 points behind Beale.

Male 40–49 (M40): Matthew Beale — 394.18 points, 4 races. Beale currently owns the highest men’s series total. His four counted performances are 97.97, 97.80, 98.41 and a perfect 100 at the Where the Pavement Ends Single Loop.

Male 50–59 (M50): Brian Clinton — 322.60 points, 4 races. Clinton has now reached the four-race threshold, with scores from Mudders & Grunters, Leatherman’s Loop, Spring Run the Farm and the Where the Pavement Ends Double Loop.

Male 60–69 (M60): Bill Bradsell — 181.04 points, 2 races. Bradsell continues to lead M60 with 87.84 points from Mudders & Grunters and 93.20 from Leatherman’s Loop.

Male 70–79 (M70): Joe Mokszycki — 263.05 points, 3 races. Mokszycki strengthened his position at Where the Pavement Ends, adding 86.59 points to his earlier 85.14 and 91.32 scores.

The Best-Four Rule Is About to Matter

The next event, Paine to Pain on October 11, marks an important stage in the series. For runners reaching a fifth scoring race, the standings will begin to reflect the best four scores rather than simply accumulating every result. A strong fall performance can therefore replace a weaker spring score instead of merely adding to the total.

For runners sitting on two or three races, the remaining three events provide the opportunity to reach the four-race minimum required for the final standings. That combination — runners trying to qualify while the most active runners begin dropping their lowest scores — should make the final three races much more consequential.

Completing more than 4 races in the series lets runners drop everything except their best 4 results. This can only work to your advantage if you are dropping lower scoring races.

Participation has been substantial through the opening four races, with 1,388 different runners appearing in at least one event. Of those, 5 runners — 5 men and no women — have completed all four races, while another 30 runners — 19 men and 11 women — have completed three. 82 runners have completed two races in the series — 50 men and 32 women. In the largest group, 719 men and 552 women have completed one race for a total of 1,271 runners who need to finish the next three races to remain eligible and be scored. You can do it!

The dynamics will become particularly interesting once runners begin recording their fifth finish. Since only the best four of seven scores count toward the championship, additional races will give the most active runners opportunities to discard weaker performances and improve their series totals.

The standings list will contract with the next race (Paine to Pain Trail Half Marathon) on October 11th.

You don’t need to participate in the series to race in these trail races – they are open to any who want to run!

But… When you are ready for the challenge, we’re here for you!

The FULL LIST of remaining races in the series is:

Next Standings Update will be published after Paine to Pain which runs on Sunday October 11th. Registration closes before race day (no race day registration) – check site for details.

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Standings Update – Summer 2026

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Post date July 15, 2026
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• Women’s Series Standings to date •

• Men’s Series Standings to date •

THREE races in the 2026 Trail Mix Series are complete – there are still FOUR series races coming up in the Fall!

We are looking forward to seeing you at Where the Pavement Ends on Sunday September 20th as the Trail Mix Series resumes in the fall.

The FOUR REMAINING Trail Mix Series Races are:

• Where the Pavement Ends 9/20 •

• Paine to Pain 10/11 •

• Run the Farm 10/25 •

• Raven Rocks Run 11/8 •

After three races, the series is starting to take shape, with a handful of runners already building substantial leads by completing all three events. At this stage, everyone who has participated remains eligible for the series, since there are still four races remaining.

With four races still to come, these are very much provisional standings. The series ultimately counts each runner’s best four races, so runners with one or two finishes still have plenty of opportunity to move rapidly up the standings, while those already at three races are approaching the minimum four-race mark needed for the final championship scoring.

Completing more than 4 races in the series lets runners drop everything except their best 4 results.

Women’s Series – Click/Tap to view complete listing

The women’s standings are led decisively by Lindsey Felling, who has accumulated 299.72 points through three races — the highest total of any runner in the series so far.

Colleen Stapleton, also a three-race finisher, is second with 262.16. Cassandra Ring is third with 198.61, followed closely by Samantha Forester with 195.97 and Mary Vaughan with 195.81. Ring, Forester and Vaughan have each completed two races, so the standings can still shift considerably as the series continues.

Dharma Bernales leads the Female 14–18 division with 189.55 points from two races. With two strong results already recorded, Bernales has established herself as the early leader in the teenage division. Ryann Engelbracht sits atop the Female 19–29 standings. She has completed two of the first three races and scored 184.58 points.

Melinda Pittis leads the Female 50–59 division with 142.87 points from two races. With four events remaining, this division remains very much in play.

Mea Sgaglio is the current Female 60–69 leader. Her two finishes have produced a cumulative score of 112.51 points.

Abigail Scudder leads the Female 70–79 division with 76.97 points from one race.

With only three races completed in the series, runners with a single finish remain fully eligible and still have four opportunities to reach the four-race requirement.

Click on image above to see FULL women’s standings (this image is just part of page 1)

Men’s Series – Click/Tap to view complete listing

On the men’s side, Ian Stowe leads the overall standings with 295.24 points, narrowly ahead of Matthew Beale at 294.18. Andrew Kibbee is third with 277.57, followed by Justin Pomerenke at 274.15 and Ethan Knecht at 273.12. All of the top five have completed all three races.

Levon Bauer leads the Junior Male division and has already completed all three races. His 226.95 points give him a significant early foundation as the series moves toward its second half.

Timothy Harrison is the Male 14–18 leader with 190.27 points after two races. Harrison is within striking distance of the 200-point mark despite having one fewer finish than the three-race competitors.

Last year’s Trail Mix Series champ Eamonn Sullivan leads the Male 19–29 division with an impressive 199.48 points from two races. His near-200-point total means his average race score is just under 100 points.

Brian Clinton leads the Male 50–59 division with 255.93 points after completing all three races. Having three finishes already recorded puts Clinton in a strong position to reach the four-race threshold.

Bill Bradsell is the Male 60–69 leader with 181.04 points from two races. He still has four opportunities to add the additional results needed for final series eligibility.

Joe Mokszycki leads the Male 70–79 division with 176.46 points from two races.

Matt Azznara leads the Male 80–99 division with 66.22 points from one race. Like all participants at this stage, Azznara stays eligible with the four races remain on the schedule to participate in.

Click on image above to see FULL men’s standings (this image is just part of page 1)

Participation has been substantial through the opening three races, with 1,337 different runners appearing in at least one event. Of those, 16 runners — 14 men and two women — have completed all three races, while another 86 runners — 57 men and 29 women — have completed two.

That leaves 1,235 runners with one race completed, and importantly, all of them are still alive in the series standings.

With four races remaining, even a runner who has competed only once can still reach the four-race minimum. Even runners who didn’t complete a Trail Mix race in the spring can do all four fall series races and complete the series!

The standings list will expand with the next race (Where the Pavement Ends – 4.25 & 8.5 miler) on September 20th.

You don’t need to participate in the series to race in these trail races – they are open to any who want to run!

But… When you are ready for the challenge, we’re here for you!

The FULL LIST of remaining races in the series is:

Next Standings Update will be published after Where the Pavement Ends

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Standings Update – Fall 2025 – Post Run the Farm Race #6

Post author By mixmaster
Post date November 6, 2025
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• Women’s Series Standings to date •

• Men’s Series Standings to date •

SIX races in the 2025 Trail Mix Series are complete!

We are looking forward to seeing you at Race #7 in the series — Raven Rocks Run — on Sunday November 9th as the Trail Mix Series continues in the fall.

The LAST REMAINING Trail Mix Series Race is:

• Raven Rocks Run 11/9 •

We have sorted the completed races in the tables linked above by races scored to date (not by an average per race).

This sort highlights the runners who have completed more Trail Mix Series races over the runners who placed higher in the standings but have not run as many races in the series.

You can sort by any column in the linked table by clicking on the column heading — and you can also search for a division (e.g. F30) or a name (e.g. Sullivan).

The runners lower in the sorted standings but with higher race averages might potentially catch some of the front runners if they do more races in the series.

These series standings reflect the BEST 4 Races scored to date – and you can always sort the table by average points per race if you want to see that listing.

Women’s Series – Click/Tap to view complete listing

In the women’s trail mix series, Cassandra Ring has maintained the lead after running 5 races in the series. She has also completed the series and any additional races will replace existing races if she scores higher in the upcoming races.

Natalia Chernova (F30 leader) is 2nd and Teren Block (F50 leader) is 3rd overall right now. Natalia has run in five of the six Trail Mix series races to date and Teren has run in four.

Kate Sears (F40 leader) is fourth and Abby Segalman (F20 leader) is fifth to date. Both have run 4 races and qualify for the Trail Mix Series in 2025.

Mary Fasciana and Lindsey Felling are sixth and seventh. Lindsey has the highest average per race at 99.61 but she needs one more race to qualify for scoring.

Eden Knight is in eighth place and leads in the FJr category (14-18).

Erin Dougherty and Colleen Stapleton round out the top 10 overall and need to complete the Raven Rocks Run in order to qualify for a complete 2025 Trail Mix Series.

Abigail Scudder leasts in the F70 category with three races completed.

Eileen Segalman leads the F60 category with 4 races complete.

There are no eligible women in the FKd category (14 & under).

A total of 28 women are eligible to finish the Trail Mix Series 2025. Eight already have qualified with four races complete.

Twenty other women have three races complete. If they want to qualify for the 2025 Trail Mix Series scoring – and guaranteed selection if they enter the Leatherman’s Loop 2026 Lottery – they must complete the Raven Rocks Run.

*All Trail Mix Series 2025 women with 3 or more races in the series completed to date – Red text indicates runner is leading their age bracket* (please let us know at trailmixseries@gmail.com if you think we missed you or made a mistake)

Men’s Series – Click/Tap to view complete listing

Eamonn Sullivan is ranked first overall in the series with top finishes in Mudders & Grunters, Where the Pavement Ends, and in Fall Run the Farm. He also had third overall in the Loop, second in Spring Run the Farm, and seventh in Paine to Pain.

Only the top 4 get used for scoring. This means if Eamonn wins the Raven Rocks Run – which he has done for the past 3 years – he will end with a perfect 100 average in the 2025 Trail Mix Series.

Second place is held by Daniel Nelson (M40 leader). Edmund Dee is in 3rd overall.

Ben Kleaveland is fourth overall with Tom Curley ( M50 leader) in fifth.

Gerry Sullivan is sixth overall and Jonathan Moffly (M60 leader) is ranked #7.

Andrew Booth is in 8th overall. Steve Moore (M30 leader) is in ninth place. Patrick Stevener is in tenth place.

All runners in the top 10 to date have all completed at least four Trail Mix Series races and qualify for scoring and automatic selection in the 2026 Leatherman’s Loop Lottery if they enter.

Eamonn Sullivan and Andrew Booth are the only runners in the 2025 to have finished all SIX Trail Mix Races to date.

We have updated the official results in the Men’s Series Standings.

Timothy Harrison leads the MJr category (14-18) with 3 races completed. Connor Jackson leads the M20 category with 4 races completed.

Spencer Lee leads in the MKd category (13 & under) with three races complete.

Ed Moore (shown in the full men’s standings) leads in the M70 category. There are no competitors in the 2025 Trail Mix Series in the M80 category.

A total of 53 men are eligible to finish the Trail Mix Series 2025. Twenty one of the 53 have completed four or more races while 32 have three races and need to c0mplete the Raven Rocks Run to qualify for scoring and automatic selection in the Leatherman’s Loop 2026 Lottery.

*Just the TOP 30 men – Red text indicates runner is leading their age bracket* – green #3 means they have run in 3 races to date and need the Raven Rocks Run to finish the series with 4 races.

These standings are based on the total points earned to date so they highlight and favor runners who have completed more Trail Mix Series Races.

As more races are completed the standings will change — but not by very much at this point.

The standings list is also sure to shrink further as we pass the final race (Raven Rocks Run).

Completion of the sixth race leaves the participation threshold far behind since it is impossible to join the list unless you have at least three Trail Mix Series race completed (minimum of three races complete after the sixth of seven).

If you have 3 races complete, don’t let yourself fall off the standings! Sign up for the final race ASAP!

You don’t need to participate in the series to race in any of these trail races – the races are open to any who want to run!

But… When you are ready for the challenge, we’re here for you!

The FULL LIST of remaining races in the series is:

Raven Rocks Run (Nov 9)

Final Standings Update will be published after Raven Rocks Run.

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Standings Update – Fall 2025 – Post P2P Race

Post author By mixmaster
Post date October 15, 2025
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• Women’s Series Standings to date •

• Men’s Series Standings to date •

FIVE races in the 2025 Trail Mix Series are complete!

We are looking forward to seeing you at Race #6 in the series — Run the Farm — on Sunday October 19th as the Trail Mix Series continues in the fall.

The TWO REMAINING Trail Mix Series Races are:

• Run the Farm 10/19 •

• Raven Rocks Run 11/9 •

We have sorted the races in the tables linked above by total points scored to date (not by an average per race).

This default sort highlights the runners who have completed more Trail Mix Series races over the runners who placed higher in the standings but have not run as many races in the series. You can sort by any column by clicking on it and you can also search for a division (e.g. F30) or a name (e.g. Sullivan).

The runners lower in the sorted standings but with higher race averages might potentially catch some of the front runners if they do more races in the series.

These series standings reflect the BEST 4 Races scored to date – and you can always sort the table by average points per race if you want to see that listing.

Women’s Series – Click/Tap to view complete listing

In the women’s trail mix series, Cassandra Ring has taken over the lead after 5 complete races in the series. She has also completed the series and any additional races will replace existing races if she scores higher in the upcoming races.

Natalia Chernova (F30 leader) is 2nd and Mary Fasciana (F40 leader) is 3rd overall right now, having run in four of the five Trail Mix series races to date.

Teren Block (F50 leader) and Kate Sears are fourth and fifth to date.

Colleen Stapleton and Allison Fricke are sixth and seventh.

Abby Segalman is in eighth place and leads in the F20 category.

Lindsay Felling and Mary Vaughn round out the top 10 overall, but have the best averages per race having completed two of the four 2025 Trail Mix races.

Eden Knight leasts in the FJr (14-18 year old) category with two races completed.

Eileen Segalman leads the F60 category.

There are no eligible women in the FKd category (14 & under) or the F70 category.

A total of 67 women are eligible to finish the Trail Mix Series 2025. Three already have (the top 3 in this list) with four races complete. Many of them have 2 completed races so they would have to complete Run the Farm and Raven Rocks Run to finish the series for 2025.

*Just the TOP 15 women – Red text indicates runner is leading their age bracket*

Men’s Series – Click/Tap to view complete listing

Eamonn Sullivan is ranked first overall in the series with top finishes in Mudders & Grunters and Where the Pavement Ends plus third in the Loop, second in Spring Run the Farm, and seventh in Paine to Pain.

Second place is held by Edmund Dee (M40 leader). Gerry Sullivan (M50 leader) is in 3rd overall.

Jonathan Moffly (M60 leader) is ranked #4. Andrew Booth is in 5th overall. Steve Moore (M30 leader) is in sixth place.

Michael Richter holds seventh overall.

Patrick Stevener is in eighth place.

The top 8 to date have all completed at least four Trail Mix Series races.

Eamonn Sullivan and Andrew Booth are the only runners in the 2025 to have finished all five Trail Mix Races to date.

Ian Stowe is in ninth place with three races complete. Tenth overall is held by Chris Irwin who also has completed three races.

We have updated the official results in the Men’s Series Standings.

Connor Jackson leads the M20 category with 3 races completed. Luke Pinney leads the MJr (14-18) category with 2 races completed.

Ed Moore (shown in the full men’s standings) leads in the M70 category. There are no competitors in the 2025 Trail Mix Series in the M80 category.

A total of 116 men are eligible to finish the Trail Mix Series 2025.

*Just the TOP 15 men – Red text indicates runner is leading their age bracket*

These standings are based on the total points earned to date so they highlight and favor runners who have completed more Trail Mix Series Races.

As more races are completed the standings will change!

The standings list is also sure to shrink further as we pass the sixth race (Run the Farm).

Completion of the fifth race leaves the participation threshold behind since it is impossible to join the list unless you have at least two Trail Mix Series race completed after that is finished (minimum of two races complete after the fifth of seven) are shown.

If you have 2 races complete, don’t let yourself fall off the standings! Sign up for the next two races ASAP!

You don’t need to participate in the series to race in these trail races – they are open to any who want to run!

But… When you are ready for the challenge, we’re here for you!

The FULL LIST of remaining races in the series is:

Run The Farm (Oct 19)
Raven Rocks Run (Nov 9)

Next Standings Update will be published after Run the Farm.

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Standings Update – Fall 2025 – Post WTPE Race

Post author By mixmaster
Post date September 23, 2025
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• Women’s Series Standings to date •

• Men’s Series Standings to date •

FOUR races in the 2025 Trail Mix Series are complete!

We are looking forward to seeing you at Paine to Pain on Sunday October 12th as the Trail Mix Series resumes in the fall.

The THREE REMAINING Trail Mix Series Races are:

• Paine to Pain 10/12 •

• Run the Farm 10/19 •

• Raven Rocks Run 11/9 •

We have sorted the races in the tables linked above by total points scored to date (not by an average per race).

The runners lower in the sorted standings but with higher race averages might potentially catch some of the front runners if they do more races in the series.

These mid-series standings reflect the cumulative points to date – and you can always sort the table by average points per race if you want.

Women’s Series – Click/Tap to view complete listing

In the women’s trail mix series, Mary Fasciana is leading the pack with all 4 of 4 to date Trail Mix races completed to date.

Cassandra Ring (F30 leader) and Natalia Chernova are 2nd and 3rd overall right now, having run in all three of the four Trail Mix series races to date.

Teren Block (F50 leader) and Kate Sears (F40 leader) are fourth and fifth to date.

Colleen Stapleton and Allison Fricke are sixth and seventh.

Abby Segalman is in eighth place and leads in the F20 category.

Lindsay Felling and Mary Vaughn round out the top 10 overall, but have the best averages per race having completed two of the four 2025 Trail Mix races.

Eileen Segalman leads the F60 category.

Chloe Bakalar leads the FJr category (F15-19) and Samantha Forester leads the FKd category (14 & under)

Men’s Series – Click/Tap to view complete listing

Eamonn Sullivan is ranked first overall in the series with top finishes in Mudders & Grunters and Where the Pavement Ends plus third in the Loop and second in Spring Run the Farm.

Second place is held by Jonathan Moffly (M60 leader). Steve Moore (M30 leader) is in third place. Andrew Booth holds fourth overall.

All of the top 4 men in the series have run in all four Trail Mix races to date!

Ian Stowe is in fifth place with three races complete. Sixth overall is held by Daniel Nelson who also has completed three races.

Edmund Dee and Sean Hester (M50 leader) are in seventh and eighth place, with 3 races complete each.

We have updated the official results in the Men’s Series Standings.

Gerry Sullivan and David Hulme round out the top 10.

Connor Jackson leads the M20 category with 3 races completed. Luke Pinney leads the MJr (14-18) category with 2 races completed.

Ed Moore (shown in the full men’s standings) leads in the M70 category. Gangadhar Rocherolle leads in the M80 category.

These standings are based on the total points earned to date so they highlight and favor runners who have completed more Trail Mix Series Races.

As more races are completed the standings will certainly change!

The standings list is also sure to shrink as we pass the fifth race (Paine to Pain).

Completion of the fifth race leaves the participation threshold behind since it is impossible to join the list unless you have at least two Trail Mix Series race completed after that is finished, leaving only series-scoring eligible runners (minimum of two races complete after the fifth of seven) shown.

Don’t let yourself fall off the standings!

You don’t need to participate in the series to race in these trail races – they are open to any who want to run!

But… When you are ready for the challenge, we’re here for you!

The FULL LIST of remaining races in the series is:

Next Standings Update will be published after Paine to Pain

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Standings Update – Summer 2025

Post author By mixmaster
Post date July 4, 2025
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• Women’s Series Standings to date •

• Men’s Series Standings to date •

THREE races in the 2025 Trail Mix Series are complete!

We are looking forward to seeing you at Where the Pavement Ends on Sunday September 14th as the Trail Mix Series resumes in the fall.

The FOUR REMAINING Trail Mix Series Races are:

• Where the Pavement Ends 9/14 •

• Paine to Pain 10/12 •

• Run the Farm 10/19 •

• Raven Rocks Run 11/9 •

We have sorted the races by total points scored to date (not by an average per race). This highlights the runners who have completed more Trail Mix Series races over the runners who placed higher in the standings but have not run as many races in the series. Those other runners might potentially catch some of the front runners if they do more races in the series.

These mid-series standings reflect the cumulative points to date – and you can always sort the table by average points per race if you want.

Women’s Series – Click/Tap to view complete listing

In the women’s trail mix series, Cassandra Ring is leading with all 3 of 3 Trail Mix races completed to date and high finishes in all of them.

Colleen Stapleton (F40 leader) and Mary Fasciana are 2nd and 3rd overall right now, having run in all three Trail Mix series races to date.

Lindsay Felling has the highest average (99.87) so far – winning Spring Run the Farm and finishing 3rd in the Loop. She is currently in 5th place. Lindsay has won the last five Trail Mix Series’ and there are still four races to go.

She is followed by Mary Vaughn and Barbara Basbanes Richter who have completed two of the three 2025 Trail Mix races.

Teren Block (F50 leader) and Allison Fricke are seventh and eighth.

Rounding out the top 10 to date are Erin Dougherty and Natalia Chernova (F30 leader).

Annalise Jarski leads in the F20 category.

Abigail Scudder leads in the F70 category. (shown in complete listing for women’s series results to date)

Men’s Series – Click/Tap to view complete listing

Eamonn Sullivan is ranked first overall in the series with a top finish in Mudders & Grunters and third in the Loop and second in Spring Run the Farm.

Second place is held by Ian Stowe (M3o leader) and third overall is held by Daniel Nelson (M40 leader).

David Hulme (M50 leader) and Jonathan Moffly (M60 leader) round out the top 5 men.

All of the men highlighted so far in the top 5 also lead their age bracket in the Trail Mix Series 2025.

We have updated the official results in the Men’s Series Standings.

Steve Moore and Andrew Booth are ranked sixth and seventh in the series to date.

Michael Richter, Ivan Todd, and Mark Hodsen round out the top 10 to date in the Men’s Trail Mix Series rankings.

Connor Jackson leads the M20 category and Luke Pinney leads the MJr (14-18) category.

Ed Moore (shown in the full men’s standings) leads in the M70 category. Gangadhar Rocherolle leads in the M80 category.

These standings are based on the total points earned to date so they highlight and favor runners who have completed more Trail Mix Series Races. As more races are completed the standings will change.

The standings list is sure to shrink as we pass the fifth race (Paine to Pain) which causes only series-scoring eligible runners (minimum of two races complete after the fifth of seven) will be shown. Don’t let yourself fall off the standings!

You don’t need to participate in the series to race in these trail races – they are open to any who want to run!

But… When you are ready for the challenge, we’re here for you!

The FULL LIST of remaining races in the series is:

Next Standings Update will be published after Where the Pavement Ends

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Standings Update – Post “Paine to Pain”

Post author By mixmaster
Post date October 9, 2024
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• Women’s Series Standings to date •

• Men’s Series Standings to date •

FIVE races in the 2024 Trail Mix Series are complete!

There are TWO REMAINING Trail Mix Series Races (see links below).

Run the Farm 10/27 • Raven Rocks Run 11/10

We have sorted the races to date by best 4 races scored to date (omitting the lowest race if 5 races were run).

This highlights the runners who have completed more Trail Mix Series races over the runners who placed higher in the standings but have not run as many races in the series.

Those other runners might potentially catch some of the higher runners if they do more races in the series. These standings reflect the cumulative points effort to date – and you can always sort the table by average per race if you want.

Women’s Series

There are 47 women who have raced in 2 or more Trail Mix Series races in 2024. Many have run 3 or more races. Any who have finished 4 or more have qualified for automatic lottery selection after entering into the Leatherman’s Loop Lottery in 2025.

In the women’s 2024 trail mix series, Barbara Basbanes Richter has finished all five races to date in the 2024 Trail Mix. Barbara maintains her points lead over Lindsey Felling who stays in second place in total series points with three races compete.

Barbara along with Mary Brower are the only women who have finished all five of the 2024 races to date. Mary is in 7th place overall.

Cassandra Ring is third overall with three trail mix races completed. Teren Block is fourth and Allison Bell is fifth.

Emily Rebori and Mary Brower are sixth and seventh. Rounding out the top 10 are Celine Varin, Amy Falder, and Mary Fasciana.

Click the image to link to PDF File of women’s standings

Men’s Series

There are 108 men who have raced in 2 or more Trail Mix Series races in 2024. Many have run 3 or more races. Any who have finished 4 or more have qualified for automatic lottery selection after entering into the Leatherman’s Loop Lottery in 2025.

Eamonn Sullivan has placed first in each of the four Trail Mix Races this year and is ranked first overall in the series. It is now mathematically impossible for anyone but Eamonn to finish first in the men’s 2024 Trail Mix Series. Congratulations to Eamonn!

The battle for second place is on! It is currently held by Chris Irwin with Todd Henrich third overall. Todd has a lower than normal showing in the Leatherman’s Loop and if he drops it with a top showing in one of the last two races he will close the gap with Chris. Of course if Chris continues as he has run then he will be tough to catch.

Gerry Sullivan is ranked fourth overall with four races completed to date. He can also close the gap with a top finish in one of the next two races.

William Fraoili is in fifth place with good finishes in four of the five races to date. Josh Omin is sixth just below William in total score.

Richard Peck is in seventh place with four races finished.

Edmund Dee is in eighth place with only 3 races complete. Ed can vault close to 2nd place with a top 3 showing in Run the Farm and/or Raven Rocks.

Paul Viscontini is currently in ninth place after three races and has a great average. He will be very close to 2nd place as well with a top 3 finish in an upcoming race.

Aryeh Abelow is in tenth place with Ethan Knecht very close behind in 11th place.

Click the image to link to PDF File of men’s standings

These standings are based on the best 4 races total points earned to date so they highlight and favor runners who have completed more Trail Mix Series Races. As we get closer to series completion the standings will change and some of the runners who have fewer races but higher standings will pop up higher in the standing to take over some of the top spots — but they have to finish the races first!

We are looking forward to see what Run the Farm brings on October 27th as the Series continues in October.

The standings list will shrink after we add the sixth race which will cause eligible runners with 3 races or more to be shown. Don’t let yourself fall off the standings!

If you haven’t started the 2024 series yet — you don’t need to run in the series to race in these trail races – they are open to any who want to run! When you are ready for the challenge, we’re here for you!

The remaining races in the series are:

Run The Farm (Oct 27)
Raven Rocks Run (Nov 10)

Next Standings Update will be published after Run the Farm.

Please let us know any errors or omissions. Thanks!

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Standings Update – Summer 2024

Post author By mixmaster
Post date June 27, 2024
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• Women’s Series Standings to date •

• Men’s Series Standings to date •

THREE races in the 2024 Trail Mix Series are complete!

There are FOUR REMAINING Trail Mix Series Races (see links below).

Where the Pavement Ends 9/8 • Paine to Pain 9/29 • Run the Farm 10/27 • Raven Rocks Run 11/10

We have sorted the races to date by total points scored to date (not by an average per race). This highlights the runners who have completed more Trail Mix Series races over the runners who placed higher in the standings but have not run as many races in the series. Those other runners might potentially catch some of the front runners if they do more races in the series. These standings reflect the cumulative points effort to date – and you can always sort the table by average per race if you want.

Women’s Series

In the women’s trail mix series, Lindsay Felling is leading – winning two of the three Trail Mix races she entered so far in 2024 and placing high in the third. She is followed by Barbara Basbanes Richter who has completed all three of the 2024 Trail Mix races.

Cassandra Ring is third overall with two trail mix races completed. Teren Block is fourth and Harriet Menocal is fifth.

Mary Brower and Allison Bell are sixth and seventh. Rounding out the top 10 with strong showings in two of the three races are Emily Rebori, Colleen Stapleton, and Julie Shulman.

Men’s Series

Eamonn Sullivan has placed first in each of the three Trail Mix Races this year and is ranked first overall in the series.

Second place is held by Todd Henrich and third overall is held by Gerry Sullivan.

Edit: Will Sargisson is actually 4th overall currently after the Fall races. We have updated the official results in the Men’s Series Standings.

Josh Omin and Arnaldo Guerrero are ranked fourth and fifth in the series to date.

Tommy Ross and Chris Irwin placed very high in the two Trail Mix races they ran this year to date, placing them in sixth and seventh place, respectively. Drew Accomando, Eric Foxhall, and Paul Viscontini round out the men’s top 10.

These standings are based on the total points earned to date so they highlight and favor runners who have completed more Trail Mix Series Races. As more races are completed the standings will change.

We are looking forward to see what Where the Pavement Ends brings on September 8th as the Series resumes in the fall.

The standings list is sure to shrink as we pass the fifth race which causes only series-scoring eligible runners will be shown. Don’t let yourself fall off the standings!

You don’t need to run in the series to race in these trail races – they are open to any who want to run! When you are ready for the challenge, we’re here for you!

The remaining races in the series are:

Next Standings Update will be published after Where the Pavement Ends

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