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Evan’s Run · The results archive · 2001–2026

Every year
has a story.

Find a familiar name. Revisit a finish. Discover the people who keep coming back to Evan’s Run.

Browse race results 2026 results →

Your race history starts here.

Find a person’s years, best recorded times and milestones—all in one personal race card.

Years attended5K & 10K bestsSave a race card
26RACE YEARS PRESERVED
11,679PUBLISHED FINISHERS
7,283INDIVIDUAL PROFILES
2,069PROFILES WITH 2+ RACE YEARS

Make yourself at home

One race. A few ways to explore.

Start with a person’s story, or zoom out to see how the race has changed over the years.

Follow a person

Participation history

Who ran, how often, and in which years.

Personal race cards

Best recorded times, pace trends and a keepsake to share.

Streaks & milestone clubs

Consecutive appearances and the 5-, 10-, 15- and 20-year clubs.

Explore the race

Results by year

All 26 years, with searchable results and original reports.

Which years were fastest?

Compare runners’ paces, with separate 5K and 10K views.

Returners & comebacks

First appearances, returning faces and gaps between race years.

A little of the bigger picture

The stories in the numbers.

A snapshot of the people and performances found in the saved results.

Explore participation trends →

26 years of showing up.

Recorded people each year · all event types · choose a bar to open results

Recorded participation, 2001–2026Distinct individual profiles per year across all recorded event types. Each bar links to that year’s archived results. 2001: 413 people; 2002: 341 people; 2003: 328 people; 2004: 271 people; 2005: 305 people; 2006: 321 people; 2007: 390 people; 2008: 411 people; 2009: 454 people; 2010: 886 people; 2011: 495 people; 2012: 838 people; 2013: 905 people; 2014: 682 people; 2015: 405 people; 2016: 551 people; 2017: 316 people; 2018: 248 people; 2019: 398 people; 2020: 163 people; 2021: 171 people; 2022: 306 people; 2023: 547 people; 2024: 398 people; 2025: 531 people; 2026: 571 people.03026039052001 · 413 people20012002 · 341 people2003 · 328 people2004 · 271 people2005 · 305 people20052006 · 321 people2007 · 390 people2008 · 411 people2009 · 454 people2010 · 886 people20102011 · 495 people2012 · 838 people2013 · 905 people2014 · 682 people2015 · 405 people20152016 · 551 people2017 · 316 people2018 · 248 people2019 · 398 people2020 · 163 people20202021 · 171 people2022 · 306 people2023 · 547 people2024 · 398 people2025 · 531 people2026 · 571 people2026

Each matched profile counts once per year. Event formats and available records vary; 2020 includes the published challenge.

Familiar faces · 2026

49.4%

Had been here before.

282 of 571 recorded people in 2026 have an appearance in an earlier archived year.

Meet the returners and comebacks →

The names that keep coming back.

The most distinct race years in the archive. Choose a name for their personal race card.

Shaun Henry21 years →Hiroshi Ebihara19 years →Ryan Henry19 years →Brandon Byrne17 years →Colin Henry16 years →

15 years in a row.

Shaun Henry’s recorded appearances run from 2012 through 2026—the longest calendar-year streak in the archive.

Explore streaks & milestones →

How fast was the field?

The fastest recorded median 5K runner pace was 8:50/mile in 2004. Compare the full range of years and distances.

Compare year-by-year pace →

Profiles follow the archive’s first/last spelling and age progression rules. “First” and “best” refer to the saved results. Speed comparisons default to finishes strictly faster than 15:00/mile; personal histories include all recorded participation.

Back to the finish line

Choose your race year.

Search the results, sort the field, or download a copy. Every year opens in its own saved page.

Open the latest results →

Counts show published overall finishers, rather than unique people. Additional reports, awards and challenge information are retained where available. “Photos online” links appear for 2023–2026, as listed on evanhenry.org; galleries require internet access.

A race archive you can keep.

Results, searches, charts, page images and fonts are saved inside these pages.
Keep this folder together, and open index.html whenever you want to explore—no internet needed.

How to use this archive →Sources & archive details →
About the results and how people are matched

Results were captured on November 4, 2026, from the Evan Henry Foundation results archive and its linked timing providers. Original reports, files and published result fields are preserved. There are 11,679 searchable overall finishers across 26 annual pages, with additional challenge records included in participation histories.

Individual profiles are inferred using first/last spelling and age progression across race years; cities are ignored. Clearly incompatible ages are split into separate people. Different spellings and name changes are not automatically merged. Existing estimated assignments are marked in personal details. A recorded gap does not prove someone missed a race. Read the matching explanation in Participation History for the full rules.

The saved result pages work offline. Photo galleries are online links, not downloaded photos. Links to the official results archive and original online timing providers require internet access.