City of Oaks Marathon

City of Oaks Marathon
Current logo (2025)
DateFirst Sunday of November
LocationRaleigh, North Carolina
Event type
DistanceMarathon
Established2007 (2007)
Course records
  • Men: 2:18:33.7 (2019)
    John Crews
  • Women: 2:39:36.0 (2014)
    Michelle Renee Langan
Official sitecityofoaksmarathon.com

The City of Oaks Marathon is an annual marathon race hosted in Raleigh, North Carolina, the capital of the U.S. state of North Carolina. Beginning in 2007, the race is traditionally held the first Sunday of November, and is organized by a nonprofit with the goal to raise money for charity. In addition to the marathon, the race also hosts a half marathon, "Old reliable" 10k event, and "Acorn" 5k event which follow a course consisting of greenway and road running.

The race has become popular within the state, with an attendance of over seven thousand between the four events for the past two years. The race has received positive reception for its course which follows urban landmarks including the North Carolina State Capitol and North Carolina State University Memorial Belltower and natural landmarks including multiple parks and the Capital Area Greenway, and mixed reception for its natural obstacles including a number of hills, and the time of year it takes place often producing cold running conditions. The half marathon event was ranked as one of the fifteen best in North America in 2024 by running magazine Runner's World.

History

While marathons had taken place in city before, the modern version of the race was founded in 2007 by Raleigh-resident Kaz Yahyapour and a group of co-founders.[1] Yahyapour stated his reason for creating the race was after he suffered a near-fatal heart attack five years prior at age 47, which had motivated him to focus more on his health, and combat his family history of cardiovascular disease.[1] The inaugural race consisted of only the marathon and half marathon events, and was named the "Sony Ericsson City of Oaks Marathon" for sponsorship reasons.[1] The race had a large turnout of 2,730 for the half marathon and 1,098 for the marathon, and was well received by the Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau officials, who supported the race to become a tradition.[1] Over the next decade the race remained an annual occurrence while operating as a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization,[2] supporting charitable organizations including the Rex Healthcare Foundation and YMCA.[3] By the 2014 race, the event had gained Rex Healthcare and The News & Observer as large sponsors, and grown to include the "Old Reliable" 10k event, "Acorn" 5k event, and kid's "Marathon mile" event.[3][4]

In 2016, the local news station WRAL-TV investigated potential fraud by the nonprofit which organized the race under the leadership of Jim Micheels, with large sums of money not itemized on tax returns in 2013 and 2014, coinciding with the race's accelerated drop in donations to charity from $83,500 in 2012, to $41,000 in 2013, to $0 in 2014, despite each year having similar revenue.[2] The same tax returns also revealed that Micheels had loaned his running outfitters business $12,000 from the nonprofit in 2014, and paid his wife $35,926 from the nonprofit in the same year for handling marketing.[2] Micheels, who had stepped down as the board president of the nonprofit after the 2014 race, claimed no wrongdoing: stating the loan to his business had since been paid back, the payment to his wife for marketing was justified, and the remainder of the money went towards expenses including hiring a full-time race director.[2] The local racing company, Race 13.1, took over management of the nonprofit after Micheels, and stated a minimum of $40,000 would go towards charity moving forward.[2]

Modern day, the race has run largely without further incident. In 2019, the winner of the marathon, John Crews, set the course record at two hours and 18 minutes, a time which qualified him for the 2020 United States Olympic Trials (marathon).[5] In the same race, Dahlia Rohm broke the course record for females with a time of two hours and 50 minutes.[5] The race has also retained its sponsors, with the 2017 race sponsored by mobile provider AT&T,[6] the 2021 race by Raleigh-based software company Pendo,[7][8] and the 2022 race again by Rex Healthcare.[9] In 2021, coming off of the COVID-19 pandemic in North Carolina, the race saw a few hundred participants.[8] In 2022 attendance rebounded, and for the first time an attendance of close to 6,000 was recorded, something which was credited to improved management and atmosphere throughout the course by race organizers, and prompted future races to request more course monitors and police officers.[10] In 2023, the race broke an attendance record of more than 7,600 participants competing across the multiple race events.[11] This attendance record was broken again the following year in 2024.[12]

Race

The race has traditionally taken place the first Sunday of November.[13][14] The marathon course follows an out-and-back style through Raleigh, beginning in Downtown Raleigh before connecting to Hillsborough Street, which after a loop in the Pullen Park-area, reconnects to Hillsborough Street.[13] The street soon connects to the Capital Area Greenway, which after running portions of the Ready Creek Trail, House Creek Trail, and Mine Creek Trail, in that order, ends at Shelley Lake Park where the halfway turnaround point is located.[13] After the turnaround point, much of the course is repeated, with the exception of the ending which is in the Glenwood South district of downtown.[13] In addition to the multiple parks, other landmark locations along the course include the North Carolina State Capitol, North Carolina State University Memorial Belltower, and businesses like Irregardless Cafe and Trophy Brewing and Pizza are along the route.[13][15] All roads involved in the race are temporarily closed to keep the route a closed course.[13] In regards to elevation the course is particularly hilly, containing an increase of 1,123 feet and a decrease of 1,151 feet, totaling a slight net downhill of 28 feet.[15]

In addition to the marathon, there is also a half marathon event, 10k event, and 5k event: each following a nearly identical, shortened version of the marathon route.[13] The cut off time limits for each race is six hours for the marathon (14-minute mile pace), three and a half hours for the half marathon (16-minute mile pace), and two hours for both the 10k and 5k events (19-minute and 38-minute mile pace respectively).[13] Participants who do not finish within the time limit will not receive an official time, and will have to follow ordinary pedestrian laws for the remainder of their run.[13] During the races, there are pacers present for both the marathon and half marathon events, with the fastest marathon pacer running a time of three hours and 15 minutes, and the fastest half marathon pacer running a time of one hour and 45 minutes.[13] Water stations and portable toilets are also present along the course.[13] At the end of the races, all participants receive a finisher medal, with the top three male and female finishers overall and for their age group additionally receiving a placement medal.[13] In addition to the placement medal, winners of each race receive a cash prize which varies by year, but in 2014 totaled $10,500 between the marathon and half marathon winners.[3]

Reception

The race has been described as the "premier" race of the city by WRAL,[2] and one of the fifteen best fall half marathons in North America in 2024 by running magazine Runner's World.[16] The urban and natural landmarks along the route have been described as positives by finishers of the race, while hilliness and cold have been described as natural obstacles.[15][3] 2018 marathon winner Carter Binge commenting on the elevation of the course: stating it hosted lots of uphill and downhill portions, with few flat areas.[9] This stance has been shared by other finishers of the race.[15] Being early November, the race has taken place in temperatures as cold as mid-30 degree Fahrenheit.[5] Conversely, the cooler weather has also been described as a benefit of the race.[16]

Winners

Below lists the winners and female winners of the City of Oaks Marathon, Half Marathon, 10k, and 5k events. Due to the race's current website only recording results as far back as 2022,[S 1] the results of some prior events are lost in an official capacity due to link rot, and a third-party source is used in these situations if available. Results from 2007–2016 are archived using the Wayback Machine, and results from 2017–present (with the exception of 2020) are archived using archive.today, as they do not properly save on the former.

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Marathon

Winners of the City of Oaks Marathon
Year Winner Country and City Time Female winner Country and City Time Placed Ref(s).
2007 Tim Surface  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		2:35:22.0 Gloria Kuiken-Iverson  United States
Illinois Lincolnwood, IL 		2:59:54.0 11th [S 2]
2008 John Crews  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		2:21:27.0 Heather Davis  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		3:02:55.0 21st [S 3]
2009 Patrick Reaves  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		2:33:02.0 Elena Kaledina  United States
Oregon Eugene, OR 		2:49:51.0 6th [S 4]
2010 Geoffrey Kiprotich  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		2:26:04.0 Elena Kaledina  United States
Oregon Eugene, OR 		2:51:30.0 16th [S 5]
2011 Mitch VanBruggen  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		2:29:33.0 Kimberlie Fowler  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		2:55:26.0 10th [S 6][a]
2012 Tim Surface N/a 2:33:55.0 Lauren Holesh N/a 2:51:08.0 9th [S 7][S 8]
2013 Bryan Morseman  United States
New York (state) Addison, NY 		2:27:29.0 Kimberlie Meeker  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		2:50:05.0 15th [S 9]
2014 Arturs Bareikis N/a 2:29:30.0 Michelle Renee Langan N/a 2:39:36.0 5th [S 10][S 11]
2015 Caleb Masland  United States
North Carolina Boone, NC 		2:34:31.0 Shawanna White  United States
South Carolina Columbia, SC 		3:01:27.0 9th [S 12]
2016 Evan Vadenais  United States
Massachusetts Millville, MA 		2:36:56.6 Caroline Veltri  United States
New Jersey Kinnelon, NJ 		3:01:36.3 N/a [S 13]
2017 Michael Dixon  United States
New Jersey Highland Park, NJ 		2:37:02.0 Esther Spradling  United States
North Carolina Cameron, NC 		2:55:29.1 11th [S 14]
2018 Carter Benge  United States
North Carolina Fayetteville, NC 		2:38:50.5 Emma Astrike-Davis  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		2:55:29.1 4th [S 15]
2019 John Crews  United States
North Carolina Cary, NC 		2:18:33.8 Dahlia Rohm  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		2:50:37.5 6th [S 16]
2020 Event cancelled/held virtually due to COVID-19 [S 17][S 18]
2021 Esayas Nida  United States
North Carolina Greensboro, NC 		2:38:01.6 Antonia Bista  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		2:52:18.5 7th [S 19]
2022 Esayas Nida  United States
North Carolina Greensboro, NC 		2:39:28.0 Ashley Peppriell  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		3:16:34.8 14th [S 20]
2023 Michael Harris  United States
Massachusetts South Hamilton, MA 		2:43:44.8 Jessica Barkley  United States
North Carolina West End, NC 		3:01:25.0 14th [S 21]
2024 Hunter Gilbert  United States
North Carolina Leasburg, NC 		2:36:40.2 Emma Astrike-Davis  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		3:04:47.8 23rd [S 22]
2025 Keith Reinert  United States
Colorado Lakewood, CO 		2:38:54.6 Emma Astrike-Davis  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		3:00:44.6 29th [S 23]

Half marathon event

Winners of the City of Oaks Half Marathon
Year Winner Country and City Time Female winner Country and City Time Placed Ref(s).
2007 Jynocel Basweti  United States
North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 		1:05:18.0 Irene Mogaka  United States
North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 		1:17:41.0 10th [S 24]
2008 Joseph Ngetich  United States
Georgia (U.S. state) Kennesaw, GA 		1:05:42.8 Janet Cherobon  United States
Georgia (U.S. state) Lawrenceville, GA 		1:14:30.8 14th [S 25]
2009 Kipyegon Kirui  United States
North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 		1:05:08.0 Ilona Barvanova  United States
Oregon Eugene, OR 		1:18:15.0 18th [S 26][S 27]
2010 Daniel Kipkoech  United States
Georgia (U.S. state) Kennesaw, GA 		1:04:35.0 Maria Busienei  United States
West Virginia Charleston, WV 		1:20:17.0 15th [S 28][S 29]
2011 N/a [b]
2012 Bobby Mack N/a 1:04:19.0 Caitlin Chrisman N/a 1:22:59.0 19th [S 30][S 31]
2013 Daniel Kerr  United States
North Carolina Winston-Salem, NC 		1:09:20.0 Amanda Hamilton  United States
North Carolina Cary, NC 		1:22:14.0 19th [S 32]
2014 Jordan Zwick  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		1:12:07.0 Lindsey Scherf  United States
North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 		1:18:05.0 5th [3][S 33]
2015 Jesse McEntire  United States
North Carolina Charlotte, NC 		1:10:02.0 Michelle Langan  United States
North Carolina Cary, NC 		1:18:16.0 12th [S 34]
2016 David Lyons  United States
Washington (state) Seattle, WA 		1:14:13.9 Gabriela Rocha  Brazil
Mato Grosso do Sul Dourados, MS 		1:19:02.4 4th [S 13][S 35]
2017 Devin Rourke  United States
Colorado Boulder, CO 		1:16:14.7 Rachel Norton  United States
Colorado Boulder, CO 		1:24:52.7 9th [S 36]
2018 Wade Miller  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		1:13:29.4 Caroline Veltri  United States
Colorado Boulder, CO 		1:20:07.7 3rd [S 37]
2019 Samuel Montclair  United States
North Carolina Cary, NC 		1:08:54.7 Becky Younger  United States
North Carolina Holly Springs, NC 		1:27:16.0 22nd [S 38]
2020 Event cancelled/held virtually due to COVID-19 [S 17][S 18]
2021 Samuel Montclair  United States
North Carolina Cary, NC 		1:09:18.8 Rebecca McGavin  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		1:23:50.0 10th [S 39]
2022 Samuel Montclair  United States
North Carolina Cary, NC 		1:11:09.8 Kate Sanborn  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		1:16:23.4 4th [S 40]
2023 Colin O'Mara  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		1:08:55.4 Lindsey Siska  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		1:20:10.5 10th [S 41]
2024 Robert Mazzanti  United States
Virginia Richmond, VA 		1:09:48.6 Jessica Barkley  United States
North Carolina West End, NC 		1:24:45.0 18th [S 42]
2025 Tom Bean  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		1:10:05.2 Sheccid Ontiveros  United States
North Carolina High Point, NC 		1:20:16.2 14th [S 43]

10k event

Winners of the City of Oaks "Old Reliable" 10k Event
Year Winner Country and City Time Female winner Country and City Time Placed Ref(s).
2007 Event was not held until 2011 [S 44]
2008 [S 45]
2009 [S 46]
2010 [S 47]
2011 N/a [b]
2012 Brock Baker N/a 32:00.0 Brianne Gaal N/a 40:52.0 20th [S 48][S 49]
2013 Rodrigo De La Parra  United States
North Carolina Cary, NC 		31:25.0 Michelle Renee Langan  United States
North Carolina Cary, NC 		35:27.0 6th [S 50]
2014 Daniel Hinshaw N/a 34:47.0 Jennifer Zwick N/a 37:13.0 2nd [S 51]
2015 Bobby Mack  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		30:26.0 Nicci Tice  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		42:29.0 16th [S 52]
2016 Fred Bariso  United States
North Carolina Knightdale, NC 		31:34.2 Candace Werder  United States
North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 		40:40.0 N/a [S 13]
2017 Matthew Liaw  United States
New Mexico Crownpoint, NM 		33:30.5 Natalie Taylor  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		44:02.5 21st [S 53]
2018 Fred Segera  United States
North Carolina Knightdale, NC 		32:01.8 Michelle Brewington  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		39:42.4 4th [S 54]
2019 Ryan Medas  United States
North Carolina Charlotte, NC 		37:40.8 Meghan O'Hara  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		41:20.3 11th [S 55]
2020 Event cancelled/held virtually due to COVID-19 [S 17][S 18]
2021 Luke Gilman  United States
North Carolina New Bern, NC 		36:13.8 Stephanie Knast-Magos  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		38:12.3 3rd [S 56]
2022 Patrick Shaw  United States
North Carolina Cary, NC 		36:07.4 Katie Sanderson  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		39:27.5 10th [S 57]
2023 Kyle Windland  United States
North Carolina Willow Spring, NC 		35:05.8 Anginelle Alabanza  United States
North Carolina Cary, NC 		40:20.3 14th [S 58]
2024 Gabe Sawyer  United States
North Carolina Youngsville, NC 		35:53.1 Madeline Kunz  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		38:36.2 6th [S 59]
2025 Mason Shanahan  United States
North Carolina New Hill, NC 		35:23.0 Stephanie Corder  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		40:52.2 18th [S 60]

5k event

Winners of the City of Oaks "Acorn" 5k Event
Year Winner Country and City Time Female winner Country and City Time Placed Ref(s).
2007 Event was not held until 2016 [S 44]
2008 [S 45]
2009 [S 46]
2010 [S 47]
2011 [S 61]
2012 [S 62]
2013 [S 63]
2014 [S 64]
2015 [S 65]
2016 Andrew Palumbo  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		17:52.4 Kimberly Cary  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		19:51.8 4th [S 13][S 35]
2017 Austin Semmel  United States
North Carolina Bunnlevel, NC 		17:18.8 Madeline Shook  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		18:35.8 2nd [S 66]
2018 George Ellis  United States
North Carolina Garner, NC 		19:05.5 Caroline Armstrong  United States
North Carolina Durham, NC 		22:06.9 4th [S 67]
2019 Simon Griggs  United States
North Carolina Apex, NC 		17:28.8 Alicia Rider  United States
North Carolina Winston-Salem, NC 		19:41.7 7th [S 68]
2020 Event cancelled/held virtually due to COVID-19 [S 17][S 18]
2021 Chris Knotek  United States
North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 		17:21.8 Meghan Comiskey  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		19:26.8 8th [S 69]
2022 Ryan Catrine  United States
North Carolina Cary, NC 		18:06.7 Katherine Jonas  United States
Georgia (U.S. state) Atlanta, GA 		18:48.5 6th [S 70]
2023 Frank Holiman  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		17:26.8 Katherine Jonas  United States
Georgia (U.S. state) Atlanta, GA 		18:34.4 8th [S 71]
2024 Dylan Buffington  United States
North Carolina Raleigh, NC 		16:23.5 Katherine Jonas  United States
Georgia (U.S. state) Atlanta, GA 		18:12.7 7th [S 72]
2025 Sean Billy  United States
North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 		16:27.4 Kristen Roumanis  United States
North Carolina Cary, NC 		17:55.0 8th [S 73]

Notes

  1. ^ All official results for this year, including those sourced on the Wayback Machine, have become permanent dead links. A third-party source is instead used.
  2. ^ a b All official results for this year, including those sourced on the Wayback Machine, have become permanent dead links. A third-party source additionally could not be found, and the results are considered to be lost.

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