• 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 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 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:
- Where the Pavement Ends (Sept 20)
- Paine to Pain (Oct 11)
- Run The Farm (Oct 25)
- Raven Rocks Run (Nov 8)
Sign up today! Hope to see you on the trails!
Next Standings Update will be published after Where the Pavement Ends
