Stout, Patterson win the 2026 TR 10-Mile

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TWO RIVERS – Over 200 runners competed in this year’s 12th Annual Two Rivers 10-Mile weekend of events.  In the 1/3 Mile Kids’ Run (10 and under) on Saturday night, nearly 30 participants conquered a windy evening to complete their race.  In the boy’s portion of the Kids’ Run, Caleb Kroiss (Two Rivers) took first in a time of 1:54, Henry Bubolz (Manitowoc) took second in a time of 2:06, and Wyatt Karstaedt (Two Rivers rounded out the top 3 finishing in a time of 2:13.  In the girl’s race, Brynn Popp (Two Rives) won in a time of 2:02.  Mckenna and Madison Brown (Two Rivers) took second (2:12) and third (2:37) respectively.

Two Rivers 10-Mile, Relay, and 2-Mile participants were greeted with milder temperatures and light winds for the Sunday races.  Greyson Stout, Sheboygan, became a 3-Time Two Rivers 10-Mile champion (2023, 2024, and 2026) completing the USATF certified course in 51:50.  Charles Quast from Fond du Lac competed in his first Two Rivers 10-mile finishing 2nd overall in a time of 53:26.  Coming in 3rd was Dan Peters from Minneapolis, MN in a time of 57:14.  On the women’s side, Leah Patterson of Oshkosh won her first Two Rivers 10-Mile in a time of 1:01:53.  Melissa Flucke (Green Bay) captured 2nd place in a time of 1:04:28.  While Charlene Larson of Columbus, WI came in third (1:08:22).  Two Rivers 10-Mile master’s (40 and over) winner for the men was Bray Theyerl (Davenport, IA) winning another master’s title in a time of 1:02:50.  For the women masters, Carrie Peters (Appleton) lead the way in a time of 1:13:16.

In the Two Rivers 2-Mile, Ben Weina, (Two Rivers) won his 3rd 2-Mile title in a time of 11:28.  For the women, Jean Kubicki (Green Bay) broke the tape in a time of 15:38.

In the women’s 3-Person Relay event, Team Worst Pace (Menasha) consisting of team members Cathy Morrow, Kayla Coonen, and Kelsey Worachek took first in a time of 1:37:15.

For the coed division, Team Yogi (Kate Jakl, Yogi Boston, and Archie Barrbeau) from Fond du Lac claimed the crown in 1:14:58.

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