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Event details and schedule
Event details and schedule
The 10th Annual Ocean State Rhode Races in Narragansett, RI will be held on Sunday October 25, 2026. Race weekend features a Marathon, Half Marathon and 5k Race.
The Marathon will start at 7:30 am, the Half Marathon will start at 8:00 AM and the 5k at 8:15 am, all on Sunday
This boutique Rhode Island marathon will showcase what is great about the Ocean State. Not only does the course feature classic Rhode Island beauty, our post-race festival will include an authentic RI experience at iconic Narragansett Town Beach. For runners and by runners, the event offers direct access to the race directors who promise timely communication and personal touches throughout your race experience. For a mile by mile race preview - check out our blog on our website.
The marathon course is USATF certified and is a Boston Marathon and Abbott World Marathon Majors Qualifier.
RI Senior Games is pleased to announce our affiliation with Rhode Races to offer a 5K road race that qualifies runners for the National Senior Games Association competition in 2027! The Ocean State Rhode Race will feature a team competing for medals in five-year age groups from 50-54, to 90+. At the registration page, "Would you like to join or create a team?", be sure to respond ”YES” and join team RI Senior Games.
This is also an “Endorsed“ race by the New England 65+ Runners Club. NE 65+ Running Club
The Ocean State Rhode Races Half is the final stop of the Rhode Race Series, a five stop series of Rhode Island Half Marathons.
RUN, VOLUNTEER, CHEER
Please Note: Ocean State Rhode Races will be happening rain or shine. Because of the logistics of planning for a race of this size, we cannot offer refunds for any reason. In the event that the weather is severe enough to create an unsafe environment for participants, organizers will cancel the event with no refunds issued.
For more information visit our event website, RhodeRaces.com
Get social to stay updated on the latest news and race updates! @RhodeRacesRI #RunRI
Please visit our YouTube Live with the RDs for more FAQs and race weekend info.
WTAC Fall Trail Race Series! #1 of 3 races:
A 10% discount applies if registering at same time for 2 out of 3 races in the series.
4-mile course will be offered again this year, as well as the classic 8-mile course on trails around Watchaug Pond.
The Jamestown Rhode Race will be held on Saturday, September 26, 2026. The half-marathon is set on picturesque Conanicut Island and looks out over Narragansett Bay and the Newport Pell Bridge, the largest suspension bridge in New England. The course features vivid landscapes, winding roads, historic Watson Farm as well as the village of Jamestown with its small shops and quaint restaurants.
Nautical but nice! ⚓️
The race will start at 7:00 am and has a 3.5 hr time limit. The race has a limit of 425 participants.
For more information visit our event website, RhodeRaces.com
Our course preview blog and video has a host of great information as well.
Please Note: The Jamestown Rhode Race will be happening rain or shine. Because of the logistics of planning for a race of this size, we cannot offer refunds for any reason. In the event that weather is severe enough to create an unsafe environment for participants, organizers will cancel the event with no refunds issued.
Get social to stay updated on the latest news and race updates! @RhodeRacesRI #Run401 #RhodeRaces
SIGN ON LINE WAIVER!
Link to waiver: NBX Summer Series Training Criterium - 2026
Please note, we are changing how we are handling the waiver this season. A rider for the 2025 crit series will only need to sign the waiver once for the full 2026 crit season. After signing the initial waiver for the first time, riders must 'check-in' at the reg table for every crit.
Prizes: There will be prizes and primes!
Please visit our Facebook Page for photos, videos, and up to date information. (6) nbx summer series training crit - Search Results | Facebook
Weather Cancellations: We try hard to avoid cancelling races due to weather, but sometimes mother nature happens. We will post on our Facebook page (6) Facebook provide updated race information and cancellation notices due to weather.
New Racers: New racers are always welcome. If you are a new racer and/or it is your first time at the series, please feel free to contact the race director with any questions or ask for assistance during registration. The race series is a welcoming environment, and there are many experienced racers at the series who are happy to assist new racers.
The Courses: The races is run on a dedicated cycling track. It has smooth pavement and is very level. It has several corners and flows well.
Licenses and Rules: A USA Cycling license is NOT required. All USA Cycling Rules for helmets apply. No Aero Bars.
SIGN ON LINE WAIVER!
Link to waiver: NBX Summer Series Training Criterium - 2026
Please note, we are changing how we are handling the waiver this season. A rider for the 2025 crit series will only need to sign the waiver once for the full 2026 crit season. After signing the initial waiver for the first time, riders must 'check-in' at the reg table for every crit.
Prizes: There will be prizes and primes!
Please visit our Facebook Page for photos, videos, and up to date information. (6) nbx summer series training crit - Search Results | Facebook
Weather Cancellations: We try hard to avoid cancelling races due to weather, but sometimes mother nature happens. We will post on our Facebook page (6) Facebook provide updated race information and cancellation notices due to weather.
New Racers: New racers are always welcome. If you are a new racer and/or it is your first time at the series, please feel free to contact the race director with any questions or ask for assistance during registration. The race series is a welcoming environment, and there are many experienced racers at the series who are happy to assist new racers.
The Courses: The races is run on a dedicated cycling track. It has smooth pavement and is very level. It has several corners and flows well.
Licenses and Rules: A USA Cycling license is NOT required. All USA Cycling Rules for helmets apply. No Aero Bars.
For 6 weeks, young athletes across Rhode Island and Massachusetts have been swimming, biking, and running toward this one incredible goal!
This finale event brings together participants from Race4Chase programs across both states to celebrate their hard work, determination, and confidence gained throughout the summer. It’s more than a race, it’s a powerful celebration of youth achievement, healthy living, and community support.
While this event is exclusively for Race4Chase participants and not open to public registration, we need enthusiastic volunteers to help make it a safe, smooth, and unforgettable experience for every child crossing that finish line.
The Ocean State Crossing draws top Challengers from across the nation to set out on a 15 mile paddle & row navigation challenge across iconic Rhode Island Sites - Fort Adams, Newport Harbor :: Point Judith Lighthouse. This event hosts paddlers & rowers of multiple disciplines, fundraising & celebrating Summer Safe Ocean State culture!
The Ocean State Crossing end points are Fort Adams Beach In Newport Harbor & Roger Wheeler State Beach in Point Judith. The Crossing direction will be based on weather conditions with the preferred route being Point Judith to Newport.
The Ocean State Crossing is an event to celebrate Ocean Culture & support the mission of Summer Safe Ocean State L3C Organization (organization which prioritizes mission over profits & at all times further accomplishments of charitable or educational purposes). Summer Safe Ocean State L3C is committed to fostering awareness and impact toward safe, coastal recreation. We create and support initiatives which positively and directly address Drowning Prevention, Cardiac Health/Cancer Prevention & Coastal Sustainability in The Ocean State.
The Ocean State Crossing is the newest race in The Summer Safe Ocean State Event Series. Joining Waterman Eco-Challenge & Summer Safe Ocean State 5K/10K to round out a dynamic coastal recreation experience this summer!
Local Hospitality Resources:
The Shore House - Narragansett, The Break - Narragansett, Atlantic House - Narragansett, Scarborough Beach Motel - Narragansett, Hampton Inn - South Kingstown, Fairfield Inn - South Kingstown, Holiday Inn - South Kingstown, Shepards Run - South Kingstown. Many Bed & Breakfasts in Narragansett, Jamestown, Newport.
Event Details:
Target Date:
• Saturday August 15, 2026
Weather Postponement Date:
• Sunday August 16, 2026
All Participants Commit To:
• Transport Driver & Vehicle to Drop & Pick Up at Endpoints
• Commit To $600 Fundraising In Addition To Registration Fee
• Follow All USCG & RIDEM Boating Safety Regulations Including:
• Must Carry USCG Approved Type I, II, III or V Wearable PFD & Tethering Leash For Paddle Boards
• Must Carry Sound Producing Device: Whistle or Horn
• Abide By All Navigational Rules
• Wear Bib Number & Race Jersey At All Times
Target Times:
• Start 06:30 am
• Finish Cutoff 11:00 am
• Timekeeping Vessel keeps all Challengers ahead of 4.5 hour cutoff time
Site Launch / Land Points:
• Point Judith - Roger Wheeler State Beach
• Newport - Fort Adams Boat Ramp, Public Beach
Challenger Crossing Crafts:
• Prone paddle boards, SUPs, Surfskis, Coastal Surf Boats & Ocean Kayaks.
Directional Plan:
• Primary Course:
• Launch 06:30 am Roger Wheeler State Beach
• Northern course across to Fort Adams, Newport Harbor
• Through Fort Adams Harbor mooring field
• Finish on Fort Adams Beach
• Conditions Adjusted Alternative:
• Launch 06:30 am Fort Adams Beach, Newport
• Through mooring field, around Fort Adams Point
• Southern course across Point Judith Lighthouse
• Finish Fort Roger Wheeler State Beach
Join us for our 2nd Annual Fall trail run/walk through the beautiful Ryan Park in North Kingstown, RI. Proceeds from this event are to benefit North Kingstown Firefighters Association. All registrations prior to September 14th will get a race day t-shirt. There will be medals for top finishers in each age bracket. This race is open to all ages and levels of experience. This is going to be a great time you don't want to miss.
Ready to take on the challenge of an unforgettable race 🌟? The Newport Amica Marathon awaits you for a unique experience between sea and city! Whether you choose the half-marathon or the full marathon, get ready to run on picturesque roads with the whisper of the waves in the background 🌊.
Each year, the Newport County YMCA hosts the annual Pie Run on Thanksgiving Day. This USATF sanctioned race, originally founded in 1985 by the Newport Running Club, collects food donations for the MLK Community Center as well as raises necessary funds for the Y's Community Support Campaign. Typically, this beloved annual event draws over 2,000 walkers and runners who gather at the Newport County YMCA parking lot. This year, the Y is again offering a LIVE/IN-PERSON or VIRTUAL option, opening the event so that ALL members of our Y community can participate in a way that works for them!
“Every year, we are so grateful to all our Pie Run participants as well as volunteers. This holiday tradition brings our community together while honoring the Y’s core values of health and wellness and social responsibility. The success of the event enables us to help those in our community with life-changing programs and Y scholarships. We are so thrilled that once again, Saccucci Honda will be our Premier Sponsor as we hit the road once more!” Mike Miller, CEO at the Newport County YMCA.
Please be sure to register by November 1st to guarantee your Pie Run t-shirt!
Pie Run Details:
No on site registration on day of race- REGISTER ONLINE or ON YOUR DEVICE up to 7:45am on 11/26/26
5 Mile race is chip timed
3 Mile race is NOT timed
Race begins @ 8:30am
Arrive for race by 7:15am if you have NOT already picked up your bib
Arrive for race by 7:45am if you have ALREADY picked up your bib during one of the times below
Course is dog & stroller friendly
Parking and restrooms will be available
Donation Details:
Donations will be collected at Bib Pickup for non-perishable food donations for the MLK Center as well as coat donations for area organizations in need. The Coat Drive is presented and run by the Island Interact Leadership Club sponsored by the local Rotary Club and NCYMCA.
Don't Stand Out in the Cold: Pick up your T-shirt & Bib Before Race Day!
Location:
792 Valley Rd, Middletown, RI 02842
Bib Pickup Times:
Monday, 11/23: 12pm-4pm
Tuesday, 11/24: 11am - 5pm
Wednesday, 11/25: 9am - 4pm
Experience the Challenge of Ocean State Ultra! Welcome to Ocean State Ultra! Whether you’re a seasoned ultra runner or tackling the distance for the first time, expect a day of grit, determination, and camaraderie. Get ready to embrace the elements, conquer the terrain, and make lasting memories in this epic race that promises both a challenge and an experience you’ll never forget. Let’s make it happen! Race Details Ocean State Ultra consists of 3 race categories: 100 mile, 12 hour, and 6 hour. The three races will all begin on Saturday August 29th and the 100 mile runners will have 36 hours until 6pm on Sunday August 30th. The race is located at Big River State Management Area in West Greenwich, Rhode Island Set-up Tents of any kind are prohibited other than for our designated aid stations please don’t bring one! Participants may set up tables for their supplies in the designated area by the start line. No fires are allowed! Please do not arrive earlier than 6:00am as race crew will be
setting up. 100 mile cutoff Runners will have 36 hours (until 6pm Sunday) to complete the 100 miles. Aid Stations There will be a fully stocked main aid station at the start area. There will be additional manned aid station at about the 5 mile mark of each loop. In addition to these, there will be two unmanned water/electrolyte stations at around 2.5 miles away from the start and finish location. Aid stations will have basic necessities including water, electrolytes, candy, and snacks. As the day progresses we will included hot meals such as ramen, rice, eggs, etc.Drop bags may be given to race staff. They must be clearly marked with your name and/or bib number. Drop bags are allowed at any of our aid stations. To accommodate nut allergies, no nuts will be served at aid stations but you may bring nut products in your drop bag. Parking Parking will be offsite at the following locations: Primary Parking lot (shuttle provided): Park & Ride Hopkins Hill Rd, 39-41 Hopkins Hill Rd, West Greenwich
RIOverflow parking lot (shuttle provided): 92 New London Turnpike, West Greenwich RI A shuttle will provide transportation to participants and spectators to the race start location. Start/Finish: West Greenwich Sand Dunes, 145-151 Division Rd, West Greenwich RI Timing All three race categories will be chip-timed. Results will be posted on Runsignup, Ultrasignup, and our website. The Course LOOP! If you participated last year, you will be happy to know that we have a true loop this year. The course consists of 10 mile loops (1.5 miles of desert, 1 mile of pavement, and 7.5 miles of trails) through Big River Management Area. The trail is relatively flat with an elevation gain of 430ft per loop and minimally technical terrain. AllTrails link:https://www.alltrails.com/explore/map/custom-route-80d30fd?p=-1&sh=asr6pe&utm_medium=map_share&utm_source=alltrails_virality Race Swag Each participant will receive a finisher sweatshirt. 100 mile finishers will receive a buckle! There is additional items
for sale on our website. Volunteers We are looking for volunteers! Positions include:Aid station supportCourse sweepersPhotographerShuttle driverStart/Finish Line Course setupCourse cleanup If you have any interest click on the volunteer link at the top or email [email protected] Event's current local time: 4:21 AM ET
Ocean State 5K Trail Run
This run is open to all runners of all ages. The course is a beautiful 5k run through the trails along the bay and across the grasslands of Goddard Park. T- shirts available for all entrants.
Race Information
5K Start Time: 7:30 am
Location: Goddard Park, 1095 St. Ives Rd., Warwick, RI
Start/Finish: Near Golf Course Clubhouse
ENTRY FEES
1/1/26 - 8/31/26: $30
9/1/26 - 9/25/26: $34
9/26/26: $40
Race day registration begins at 7:00 AM. T-shirt not guaranteed for race day registrants.
ONLINE REGISTRATION CLOSES AT MIDNIGHT ON SEPTEMBER 25th, 2026
Course:
View Course Map Here. Goddard Park, 1095 Ives Road, Warwick, RI 02818. 5K (3.1 miles), Fast flat course.
Start and finish adjacent to the clubhouse for public golf course
Eligibility:
Open to all ages; runners, joggers, and walkers
Directions:
From the North: Rte. 95 S to exit 9 (left-hand exit) onto Rte. 4 S. Immediately exit at Rte. 401/East Greenwich. Right at light onto 401/Division St. One mile curve right onto First Ave. Turn right at light onto Main St. One-half mile at light, turn left onto Old Forge Rd. Old Forge becomes Ives Rd. One mile to park entrance on left.
From the South: Rte. 95 N to exit 8A/Rte. 2 S. At first light, turn left onto Rte. 401 E/Division St. Follow directions above.
Parking:
Ample parking available within the park.
Facilities:
Bathrooms available. No lockers or showers available at race site. Tents/canopies under 300 square feet permitted.
Round out the summer with one last coastal challenge.
The Second Beach Sprint Triathlon is a late-season race set entirely within some of Aquidneck Island’s most scenic and protected landscapes. Designed to be welcoming for first-time triathletes while still offering a rewarding course for experienced racers, this sprint is the perfect way to close out your summer of training.
The Course:
Swim
The race begins with an open-ocean swim off iconic Second Beach. Athletes will experience true coastal conditions in a clearly marked course with excellent sightlines and shoreline support.
Bike
The bike leg rolls through the scenic farmland of Middletown, featuring quiet roads, open views, and gentle elevation changes that reward steady effort without being overly technical.
Run
The run is the signature piece of the race, taking athletes out toward Sachuest Point and looping around the reservoir near Third Beach and Hanging Rock Road. This section winds entirely through protected nature preserve areas, offering a rare and beautiful racing environment surrounded by open land, water, and coastal views.