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This scenic, 13.1 mile 'Tour de Corvallis' is mostly flat with two slow gradual climbs, and two gradual descents.
The entire course is on paved roads, sidewalk and bike paths.
The 5k is one of the flattest around. You can expect a PR on this course!
The entire course is on paved roads, sidewalk and bike paths.
The 5k is one of the flattest around. You can expect a PR on this course!
News & UpdatesCongratulations to all 2018 Finishers!!!
Husband and wife Portland power couples topped the day with Tara and Jordan Welling both taking home the champion title and Katie and Patrick Hynes both taking second place on the day. Third place was captured by Felice Kelly also of Portland and Justin Mejia being the first Corvallis resident to cross the line. 2018:
New Course: We have a new route in 2018 that includes a starting line for the half marathon inside Reser Stadium and a reversal of the usual route. A few other changes have also been made and all races will finish on Ralph Miller way between Reser Stadium and Gill Coliseum. Attention Walkers: We will have an early start time of 9:00am available for walkers. This start time is for those who plan on walking the entire course. No early start for anyone who plans to jog or run portions of the course. This is only for those who will be taking longer than 3:30 or averaging more than a 16min/mi pace. The MORE Program shoe recycling: With every pair of gently used athletic shoes, MORE is able to plant one ton of carbon grounding trees and train poor farmers in sustainable agroforestry. Over the past 20 years Nike’s Reuse-a-Shoe and Nike Grind programs have been collecting worn out shoes bound for the landfill and along with pre-consumer waste, turned this into sport courts and other products.http://www.nikegrind.com/ Thank to all, especially Five Star Sports, for making this part of the Corvallis Half Marathon possible. Like us on Facebook:
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Congratulations to our Half Marathon Champions:
From left to right, Camille Shiflett (1:23:51 new women's masters record!), Trisha Drobeck (1:19:39 new women's course record!), and Liz Anjos (1:24:54) 
From left to right, Andrew Bennison (1:12:40), Paul Rottich (1:08:55), and Craig Leon taking home his second Corvallis Half Marathon title at (1:08:25)
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