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***** The 25th ANNUAL is ON! ****
SATURDAY JULY 25TH - 2026!
Event Description:
The Wilderness 101 offers two routes. The OG 101 Mile Ultra and a slightly shorter *** NEW *** Marathon distance. They both offer a very scenic and challenging backcountry trails and remote fire roads in the Bald Eagle and Rothrock State Forests of PA. The course consists of singletrack, doubletrack, and fire roads with a bit of pavement. The *** NEW *** Marathon course is 68 miles but it without 2 very very large mountains that the Ultra loop has included. - Note the new start location at 9 am for Marathon Distance from Tussey Mountain Ski Area. The 101 Mile original start is still 7:00 am. from Coburn - Marathon 9 am Start.
THE NEW MARATHON COURSE is finalized! The START is at Tussey Mountain Ski Area.
Yes, you need to get yourself to that start HERE at Tussey
YES, you can just check in there Saturday am from 8:00 to 8:30
YES, you can just bring your drop bags to Tussey too.
YES, we will update the aid station miles below - but it is on the map posted below.
YES, we can shuttle you back to Tussey Mountain after you finish to get your vehicle if needed on the hour starting at 3 pm until 8 pm
We will have limited ability to get participants to Tussey (as in a ride to the start) but please request this if you need it. We may alter our strategy if there is high demand. We will be driving over at 7:30 am to open check in at 8:00 am at Tussey.
We will get Marathon Riders drop bags to the aid stations if you check in by Saturday 8:30 am - Stations 3/4/5 only.
2026 Course Maps below - Same OG 101 Mile route since 2023. We are using the new Rt. 322 bypass crossing again to Crowfield Rd. and we have to walk 1) the busy area in Poe Paddy at Aid Station #5 and 2) the final bridge before the last tunnel about 1.5 miles before the finish.
2026 FULL Wilderness 101 - Ultra Distance - RIDE WITH GPS MAP
STRAVA MAP - https://www.strava.com/routes/3369713387751929628
2026 Wilderness 101 K - Marathon Route - RIDE WITH GPS MAP
STRAVA MAP - https://www.strava.com/routes/3512856839835951994
-- we will add GPX - TCX files to the event email
Coburn Park - The Park opens to our use at 11 am Friday. You may arrive then. Camping is first come first serve. No generators. Tent camping is preferred. - it is not a campground! We do have potable water and portable toilets.
Packet Pickup/ Check IN is at the Park under the small pavilion from 4:20 to 10:00 pm Friday
Entry fee includes a sweet plate of BBQ - or - Veggie Burger at the finish and beverages, 2 nights camping at the Coburn Park, fully stocked aid stations 20 miles apart along the course. Cash to Top 5 Men and Women Overall (Ultra Event). Awards to top finishers in respective classes. Classes for this event will be: Men and Women's Open, Singlespeed, Masters (50+), Tandem, and Clydesdale. Competitor technical t-shirt and participant pint glass. Field limit - don't delay!
Coburn Park hosts registration, race start/finish, post race meal and awards. For local info on State College riding check out the experts in the area at The Bicycle Shop Specialized SHOP, Freezethaw Cycles and The Bike Roost in Boalsburg.
We have a drop system organized where you can arrange to have supplies (lights, gear, food, etc.) left at the aid stations. They must be labeled well and are to be dropped off Friday evening from 5 to 11:00 PM. They cannot be picked up again until Saturday evening. If you are unable to pick up your supplies we can mail them back to you for $30
Participant support - NO - you can NOT follow your "rider" around the course to support. You CAN sign friends/family up to help at an aid station and HELP ALL THE RIDERS!! Our agreement with the DCNR is to minimally impact the Forest and this is paramount. This is the only way we can do our part to limit our footprint and not disrupt the sensitive balance of life and user access during this event weekend. Rider disqualification will result if outside support is noted or reported.
!!!VOLUNTEERS CLICK HERE!!!
For 2026 You are allowed THREE - 1 gallon ziplock bags to be used as drop bags that we will provide. That includes your lights!!!! If the ziplock cannot seal closed we will not send it onto the aid stations. No camelbak drops allowed unless it fits in one closed gallon ziplock bag. Put a LARGE legible number on your bag before you fill it up. We are not responsible for any lost, stolen or missing drop bags.
There is 1 mini water station and 4 full service aid stations complete with food, beverages, and support. The aid stations are what makes this race so much fun. When stopping at a station please do not drop your bike in the road, either keep it between your legs or walk it to the side of the road and place it clear from harms way.
Have friends/family that aren't racing but want to come and help support! Have them sign up for some of our great volunteer positions. We do request if non racers are coming to this event they volunteer a little time to the event. Volunteers are a great aspect to this event as well as all of our other events, so please help out. AGAIN - select personal support outside of the aid station's by those not "volunteering" will result in disqualification.
Cash Payout Breakdown: Ultra Distance
Top 5 Men Overall: 1st - $400, 2nd - $300, 3rd - $250, 4th - $200, 5th - $150
Top 5 Women Overall: 1st - $400, 2nd - $300, 3rd - $250, 4th - $200, 5th - $150
*Prizes will be awarded to all other categories atleast 5 deep...
Cash Payout Breakdown: Marathon Distance
Top 3 Men Overall: 1st - $250, 2nd - $200, 3rd - $150, 4th & 5th - 2026 101K Entry
Top 3 Women Overall: 1st - $250, 2nd - $200, 3rd - $150, 4th & 5th - 2026 101K Entry
!!!VOLUNTEERS CLICK HERE!!!
Aid Station Info:
Station #1: 19 miles in - 81 to go - Water or HEED only - no drop bags here. We will fill your water/HEED.
Station #2: 35 (3.6 -100K) miles in - 65 to go - Hammer Gel - Water and HEED - Snack foods.
Station #3: 50 (20 - 100k) miles in - 51 to go - Cold Coke - Water and HEED - Snack foods.
Station #4: 66 (37.4 - 100K) miles in - 35 to go- Hammer Gel – Cold Coke - Water HEED - Snack foods.
Station #5: 88 (55.6 - 100K)miles in - 12 to go!!!! - Water and HEED - Snack foods and COKE - Lights on by 6:00 PM - Racer cut-off time will be announced at the start. It will likely be 7:00pm.
Race Info:
--No Refunds--
Transfer to another person $30 - prior to June 1st
Transfer to another person $50 - from June 1st to July 13th
NO Transfers after July 13th
Have picture ID/License at Rider Check in
We do not carryover entries to another year
Directions to Event:
The race is staged in Coburn Park located 2.5 miles South of Millheim, PA (state route 45).
From Millheim to Coburn Park - Turn right at the only stop light in Millheim and head downstream to Coburn (if heading from the South) or (Take a left at the light in Millheim if heading from the North). Take a left at the Coburn post office or on the 10th Street Alley. Proceed into the Coburn Park. Millheim is 20 Miles NE of State College via Rt. 45 East.
From Jersey and East on 80- exit towards Lewisburg and follow 45 East to Millheim, PA.
From the Harrisburg, PA area- 322 to Potters Mill -
R on Rt.144 take another righ on Georges Valley Rd in 1 mile
Following the sign to Coburn-12 miles.
From Washington DC- Take 270 towards Fredrick, MD
70 West to Breezewood, PA
PA Turnpike West to Bedford exit 11
exit 11 is for Altoona /Johnstown
(exit 11 is about 1 mile after the Midway Service Plaza- it is easy to miss)
Take a left at light after tool booths
Proceed up Hill to Light and take a left towards I-99/220
Take a right on ramp and head North on I-99/220
I- 99 now continues directly to State College exits - (for hotels and local bike shops)
Take 45 East towards Spring Mills and follow to Millheim
Race Press Coverage
2013 W101 Video by Dirtwire w/ Thom Parsons
Cycling News
Places to Visit: State College Creamery for ice cream on the way home after the event.
Elk Creek Cafe + Aleworks : Live music, tasty food and GREAT BEER!
Ingle Bean Coffee House: All the coffee and baked goods you could want.
Welcome to Central Pennsylvania’s ridges and valleys! You will experience the best terrain and trails PA has to offer, from gnarly single track to flat and fast double track, heart breaking climbs and quad-busting descents.
The Lost Turkey Trail runs as a point-to-point trail, traversing the southern portion of the Allegheny Front and culminating at the top of Blue Knob.
Distance options include a physically and mentally grueling 50k point-to-point (transportation can be added on), half-marathon loop and new for 2025 a Little Turkey 10k(ish) option.
COURSE RECORDS:
Half-Marathon:
Sarah Mihm - 2020 - 2:20:24
Lee Strappello - 2019 - 1:53:15
50k:
Maura Tyrrell - 2021 - 5:21:21
Jeff Savage - 2021 - 4:48:08
26.2 (2015-2017):
Andrew Ulrey - 2015 - 4:12:44
Megan DiGregorio 2015 - 4:51:12
50M (2016-2021):
Justin Findley - 2021 - 9:23:08
Kathleen Cusick - 2020 - 10:11:37
100k (2022):
Mitch Ables - 13:52:13
Katherine Felton - 18:51.04
RunHikePlay, Inc is a not-for-profit organization and is strictly run by volunteers. All net proceeds from our events are distributed to various non-profit organizations including Friends of Shawnee and Blue Knob State Park and Bedford County Amateur Radio Society (BCARS).
We are Trail Sisters Approved! We provide women the race day they deserve.
The Commitment:
Equal Podium Spots
Equal Prize Money & Awards
Women’s specific swag & apparel.
Menstrual products at aid stations.
Equal opportunity/space for women on the starting line.
Come out and enjoy this scenic half & 5k in the heart of Georgetown near the Nation’s Capital. Both events run on the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal path, however the Half Marathon begins/ends in Georgetown near the Potomac Boat Club while the 5K begins/ends at Fletcher’s Boat House.
Walkers are welcome to attend this event.
Come enjoy the shaded, scenic trails at Locust Shade Park.
Walkers are welcome to attend this event.
The flowy, fast, and fun trails at Schaeffer Farms are wonderfully maintained and offer twisty single-track, stream crossings, log ramps, a few hills, and open farm field running. Moderately technical with some rocky and rooty sections, these race courses begin and end at the beautiful Button Farm Living History Center off Black Rock Road.
Charity partnership
We are raising funds and awareness for two wonderful non-profits in Montgomery County, Interfaith Works and Button Farm Living History Center. The goal of the charity partnership is to first and foremost to raise awareness of the services that these wonderful organizations provide in our area. In addition, we hope to raise funds that will directly support their efforts. Please consider making a donation when you register.
Join us on the bike trails in Sherando Park for another extraordinary summer of trail racing. This year we will be offering a 5K, 10K and 50K. All three races will test your skill and ability but leave you wanting to do it again. This year each participant will receive a T-shirt for each race.
Each year our races benefit local charities or groups. This year the 5K will be a benefit for the Sherando Girls Soccer team. The 10K and 50K will again benefit the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center.
The 5K will start from the concession stand on the softball side of the the park (North side of 277). On Google maps you can punch it in as 167 Line Drive, Stephens City VA 22655.
The 10K and 50K race will start and end at the Sherando Park Bike Park / Outdoor Fitness Gym parking lot. On Google Maps you can punch it in as 525 Line Drive, Stephens City, VA, and it will get you there. It is a large parking area and has bathroom facilities. Check-in for the race will begin at 0700 and the race will start at 0800. There will be water and snacks at the finish and one water stop mid-way through the course.
The Chesapeake Bay Paddle benefits the Chesapeake Conservancy’s efforts to designate the Chesapeake Bay as a National Park, WaterKeepers Chesapeake to help keep the waters and rivers of the Bay healthy and Oyster Recovery Partnership’s work to plant 10 billion oysters in the Bay.
100% of the race registration amount is tax deductible as a charitable donation. Bay Paddle is a registered 501c3 and all proceeds from participants are donated to Oyster Recovery Partnership, Chesapeake Conservancy and Waterkeepers Chesapeake.
The Chesapeake Bay Paddle consists of 4 races with three race distances.
A 35-mile, solo and team, circumnavigation race for OC1/2s, surfskis, SUPs, and kayaks (both single and multi-person) starting and finishing at Kent Island Yacht Club, Kent Island, MD. No support boats provided for solo/ small team paddlers. You must have land support and have completed a similar distance race prior to the race.
A 35 mile OC6 circumnavigation Change Race starting and finishing at Kent Island Yacht Club, Kent Island, MD
This is ECORA's (East Coast Outrigger Association) only change race and is worth double points for the point series! Please register as a team. To register, please have the captain register first for either the Men's, Women's or Mixed categories. Once the waiver has been signed, please have the captain click Create a New Team and enter the team's name. Subsequent team members can then register under the same team's name. There is a maximum of 9 in the Men's and Women's race and 10 in the Mixed race, with a maximum of 5 men.
Chase boats will be provided at a cost of $400 for all OC6 teams ONLY. The $400 chase boat/ captain fee will be paid by the OC6 team on race day directly to the boat captain. For the Change Race, we will do our best to accommodate the use of canoes, on first come, first served basis for teams needing to use another club’s canoe. A $150 for spec canoes and $200 for unlimited canoes trailering fee is to be paid by the team using another club’s canoe. Canoe availability is strictly on a first come, first served basis. Please contact [email protected] to request canoes or if you know you are trailering canoes and might have extra canoes for other teams to use with a trailer use fee. All canoe rentals must go through KIOCC so they can track canoes and canoe availability. Teams cannot arrange their own rental canoes. Please reach out to KIOCC if needing to rent canoes or have canoes to rent.
OC6 teams MUST be registered by June 30th in order to secure boat captains and support boats.
A 10-mile, out and back race designed for OC1/2's, surfskis, SUPs, kayaks, OC6's (both single and multi-person) starting and finishing at Kent Island Yacht Club, Kent Island, MD.
A 3-mile, out and back race designed for SUPs, kayaks, OC1/2's, and surfskis, starting and finishing at Kent Island Yacht Club, Kent Island, MD.
After the race, join us for a vibrant post-race celebration featuring food and refreshing beverages courtesy of the Kent Island Yacht Club and Hula dancing from HULA Maryland.
Paddle Guide will be out in February
Registration cut off for t-shirts is June 19th. Must be registered by June 19th to guarantee a shirt.
Schedule of Events:
Friday July 24, 2026
5- 7pm- OC6 change race - Check in and packet pick up for 35 mile race (Food and drinks available for purchase at the Kent Island Yacht Club)
6- 645pm- Yoga for paddlers
7pm- Mandatory Captains meeting for OC6 change race with chase boats (team captain/ steersperson(s) and boat coach should be there)
NO Saturday morning Check-In & Packet Pick Up for OC6
Saturday July 25, 2026
35 mile race
5:30a - 6:30am- Arrival Check in
6:45am All boats need to be rigged
7:00am Safety meeting and Pule/ Prayer with race blessing
7:15am - all OC6 boats on the water and going to start
7:30am – 35 mile OC6 race start
10 mile Race
8- 9:30am- Race Check In/ Packet pick up
9:30am- Safety Briefing
9:45am- On the water
10:00am- Race Start
3 mile Race
8:30- 10am- Race Check In/ Packet pick up
10:00am- Safety Briefing
10:15am- On the water
10:30am- Race Start
Post Race Awards
12pm- 4pm Includes food and entertainment.
2pm Awards for 10 mile and 3 mile race
2:30pm Awards for OC6
Race Information
The race starts at 8:30 AM.
Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.
All runners must register on RunSignup.
No on-site registration.
Additional Information
This is a shaded course made of compact gravel.
Bathrooms are located in the parking lot.
5K & 10K Course (0.52M)
https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6393984394
The course is an out-and-back (1.04M)
The 5K does the out-and-back three times.
The 10K does the out-and-back six times.
Course Time Limit
2:00 hours.
Finisher Medals
https://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php
Shirt and Gear Shop
https://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php
Best Costume
https://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php
Series Points
https://usroadrunning.com/S.php
Awards
https://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php
Frequently Asked Questions and Information
https://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php
US Road Running
Come out and enjoy this scenic 5k/10k around the property @ 868 Estate Vineyards.
ARE YOU READY TO RUMBLE?
Welcome to the registration page for the MCRRC Riley’s Rumble Half Marathon!
This page may also be used to sign up to volunteer - please see the "volunteer" tab to the left.
This race is part of our free, low-key race series for members. Please refer to the "Low-Key Race Entry Procedure" on our website for more information.
Miles at the Meadow #2
Points count towards our Year-Long 5k, 10k & Back of the Pack Series. Points will also count towards our Summer Series. Find more info about the series here.
Please note that Bishop's Events promo/discount codes cannot be used to register for this event.
The Tuesdays in the Park Ice Cream 5K and Kids Fun Run Series presented by Keystone Running Store and directed by The RUNegades
Race-Day Registration will be available at the park starting at 6 pm!
This incredible flat/fast training series comes with FREE ICE CREAM for ALL RUNNERS!
And FREE BEER for all runners over 21.
Join us the 4th Tuesday of every month between May and August.
Where: Pottstown's Riverfront Park, 140 College Drive Pottstown, PA 19464. Schuylkill River Heritage Area parking lot at Riverfront Park.
When: May 27, June 24, July 22, and August 26
5K starts @ 7pm
Free Kids Fun Run starts @ 6:45 pm
Awards: The top overall M/F and top 3 M/F in each age category will win awards.
5K Divisions: 12&Under, 13-15, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80 & Over
Amenities: All runners will receive an ice cream after the race. The Iron Gate Biergarten (down the street from Riverfront Park at 230 East High Street) will offer a FREE beer to all runners 21 and over.
Cost: $22.50 for individual races and $25.00 on race day.
Kids Mile Fun Run 10 and under always FREE!
Course Map HERE: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6597492073/
CAN'T RUN IN JULY BUT WANT TO REGISTER FOR OTHER RACES IN THE SERIES?
Click here for MAY 27 REGISTRATION
Click here for JUNE 24 REGISTRATION
Click here for AUGUST 26 REGISTRATION
Women’s & Juniors’ Intro to Crit Racing @ Chocolate City Criterium
Visit www.chocolatecitycrit.com for more information
This 3-week clinic is designed to help beginner women and junior riders safely enter the sport of bike racing and feel prepared to line up at Chocolate City Criterium.
No racing experience is required. This clinic is for riders who are curious about racing, new to criteriums, or looking for a supportive environment to learn basic race skills on the actual CCC course.
Clinic Schedule
Clinics will take place on Wednesday evenings from approximately 6:00–7:00 PM on the Chocolate City Criterium course.
Week 1: Wednesday, July 29 — Intro to racing, bike handling, cornering, and race readiness
Week 2: Wednesday, August 5 — Pack skills, drafting, contact confidence, and race positioning
Week 3: Wednesday, August 12 — Race starts, hot laps, bell lap practice, and controlled race simulation
Please arrive early for check-in. Week 3 check-in may open earlier to allow for USA Cycling license verification.
Who Should Register
This clinic is intended for beginner women and junior riders who are interested in road bike racing or considering racing Chocolate City Criterium but unsure where to start.
Riders should have a road-racing legal bike under USA Cycling rules. Helmets are required. Aero bars are not permitted.
What to Expect
Each session will begin with a 10-minute rider briefing, followed by rotating skill stations and controlled group riding. Riders will be grouped by comfort level so true beginners can learn at an appropriate pace while more confident riders can progress into more advanced drills.
Clinic topics include:
Basic bike handling and confidence
Cone drills and bottle pick-ups
Cornering fundamentals
Drafting and spacing
Paceline basics
Bump and touch drills
Moving safely in a pack
Race starts and staging
Hot laps and race-speed cornering
Bell lap and finish-line practice
USA Cycling Sanctioned Final Session
The final clinic on Wednesday, August 12 will be USA Cycling sanctioned. Eligible riders who attend and hold a valid USA Cycling license may be eligible for upgrade points, subject to USA Cycling requirements.
Riders without a USA Cycling license may still participate in the clinic, but only eligible licensed riders may receive USA Cycling upgrade credit.
Chocolate City Criterium Race Entry Discount
Riders who complete the clinic series will receive 50% off entry into Chocolate City Criterium.
The discount is intended to support riders entering beginner-appropriate women’s and junior fields at CCC. Field eligibility still applies based on age, category, license status, and USA Cycling rules.
Looking to train for a 10K race this year? Join the Howard County Striders for one of their prestigious training programs!
Join the Howard County Striders for one of their prestigious training programs!
10K Goal Race will be the Columbia Classic 10K race on the first Sunday in October
The Next Step Building to 10K Program is for runners of varying abilities. Participants will do a 2 mile time trial July 23 at Longfellow Elementary at 6pm so coordinators can group participants with those of similar abilities. Weekly training runs will involve a variety of running techniques including speed work and hill work to improve running performance. All runners should be able to run 3 miles before starting the program.
Welcome to the NON-MEMBER registration page is for the MCRRC Going Green Track Meet!
This page may also be used to sign up to volunteer - please see the "volunteer" tab to the left.
This race is part of our free, low-key series for members. Please refer to the "Low-Key Race Entry Procedure" on our website for more information.
Fifth Street Cross Summer Camp
Two Days. One Venue. All In.
Join us at Kempton Community Center for the second edition of Fifth Street Cross Summer Camp. A full weekend of riding, running, camping, food, music, and community.
No hotels. No driving between venues. Everything happens in one place. Race. Eat. Camp. Hang out. Repeat.
Friday Night – $50
Cyclocross + 5K + Meal + Camping
Kick off the weekend with a pop-up cross race and a 5K on grass and dirt. Competitive if you want it to be. Welcoming if you don’t.
Cyclocross race
5K trail run
Post-race meal
Onsite camping included
Arrive. Race. Stay the night.
Saturday – $120
Gravel Rides + Sundown Rundown + Live Music + Food + Camping
Choose your gravel adventure with multiple distance options. In the evening, take on the Sundown Rundown our signature last-runner-standing challenge that rewards strategy as much as grit.
Gravel route options (multiple levels)
Sundown Rundown race
Live music
Meal included
Camping included
Spend the entire day outside. No rushing. No logistics stress.
Full Weekend – $150
Friday + Saturday. Two nights of camping. All racing. All rides. All meals.
This is the best value and the full Summer Camp experience.
What Makes This Different
Family-friendly atmosphere
All abilities welcome
One central venue
No hotel required
Real community, not just a start line
Set up camp. Move your body. Stay awhile.
Register for Summer Camp
Welcome to
The 2026 Shed Enduro
and
The Sprint Enduro at The Shed
all race and volunteer information is available on our website:
shedenduro.com
If you need assistance, [email protected] or DM @the_Shed_enduro.
Event details and schedule
Race will begin at the Lancaster Junction Trailhead.
Race Day Schedule:
6:30pm Family games at trailhead (corn hole, kan jam, etc)
7:30pm 1 mile fun run
8:00pm 5k Run
9:00pm Awards at finish line
5k Awards
Overall 1^st Place – Male & Female
Top 2 Male & Female in each age group:
Under 14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39,
40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+
1 Mile Awards
Overall 1^st Place – Male & Female
We're excited to bring you this new event in 2026. Nothing better than getting to spend a day in the forest riding with a friend. Which makes this event perfect for that.
Instead of swamping the notes section with how this event works, CLICK HERE to go to our race page on our website and scroll down to find the How Does This Work/Rules area. We don't have many rules for this event, but it will be your responsibility to understand them. We also have a very small list of required items you'll need to have for the event.
Schedule
Friday, July 31, 2026
5:00 PM Early Registration Begins*
7:00 PM Early Registration Ends
*Early Registration will be held at Boal City Brewing in Boalsburg about 5 minutes away from our start/finish area. Address is 281 Old Boalsburg Road Boalsburg, PA.
Saturday, August 1, 2026
7:00 AM – Registration Begins
7:45 AM – Registration Ends
7:50 AM – Racer Meeting At Start
8:00 AM – RACE START
TBD PM – Post-Race Meal Begins
TBD PM – Awards Ceremony**
8:00 PM – COURSE CLOSES***
**Since this is the first year and we're not really sure how long this will take, we will play the awards by ear. If you know you've made a podium, stick around the area and we'll make some announcements as to when they'll be held.
***Course closes at 8:00 PM. If you do not return to the finish area by then, your team will receive a DNF.
Included With Registration
-Post Race Meal
-Event Shirt (If registered by 7/19/26)
-One fully stocked aid station
-Medals for top 3 in each category