Houston runners took advantage of a hot and cool spring weekend on April 18–19, with races happening across the city and beyond. From fast 5Ks to half marathons and endurance events, the schedule offered something for every level of runner and delivered plenty of results.
At the B52 Brewing 5K Beer Run, Brady Brewer took the men’s title in 19:32, narrowly edging Christopher Wilson (19:36) and Anthony Chowanec (19:57). On the women’s side, Bree Mallette led in 21:05, followed closely by Jesus Fejardo (21:16) and Piper Tabor (22:57).
The Space City Half Marathon showcased strong competition across all distances. Cameron Spence won the men’s half in 1:22:42, with Theofilos Giagmouris (1:23:07) and Jackson Siegel (1:25:32) rounding out the podium. Jennifer Flores claimed the women’s title in 1:27:04, ahead of Gina Goodgame (1:28:43) and Angelica Barrera (1:38:59). In the 10K, Kaiden Roberson (37:59) and Tiara Smith (44:56) were the top finishers. The 5K titles went to Osman Yuzguc (18:48) and BreAnna Overman (23:16).
Meanwhile, Running Through the Decades added another competitive slate. Jacob Castromayor led the men’s half marathon in 1:23:59, while Tracie DeVault topped the women’s field in 1:46:48. In the quarter marathon, Jarvis Carter (43:13) and Danese Merryman (43:44) secured victories. The 5K saw Jackson Hickok post a quick 17:30 for the win, with Liping Huo leading the women in 24:36.
Other races across the Houston area included the Bearkat Bash, Space City Gym 5K/10K, Gulf Coast Grind, SJH Sabercat Stampede, and the highly anticipated Ironman Texas, making it one of the busiest racing weekends of the spring.
To find your next big race, visit our Houston Running Race Calendar.
