The virtual option is **only available for those who signed up for the in-person race** but, due to unforeseen circumstances, cannot participate in person during the event dates. You must inform the race directors by **March 1, 2026**, if you wish to be moved to the virtual option.

You can complete your virtual run anytime up to **March 24, 2026**.

How to Submit Your Results

Once you have completed your virtual run, please submit your results using the following link: Submit Results Here.

• Results must be submitted by **March 24, 2026**.
• Final results will be published on **March 31, 2026**, in the Virtual Results section.

Packet Pick-Up

Packet Pick-Up Schedule

• Virtual participants **can only pick up their packets during early packet pick-up days**. Packet pick-up will **not** be available on race days (**March 14-16**).
• If you would like to pick up your packet during early packet pick-up, **please contact us in advance**.
  • We will have all your items, including your medal, ready for you on your preferred early packet pick-up day.
• If you are unable to pick up your packet during early packet pick-up, **you must request shipping**. There will be a **$10 shipping charge** for your medal/shirt.

Contact

For any questions, please email us at admin@3brosrunning.com. Please note that we have limited staff responding to inquiries, and we appreciate your patience.

Legacy Runners

Runners who have participated in five years or more of the Seabrook races

Interesting Statistics

Original list compiled by Jon Walk

Marathon Overall Winners

Male

2004 – Carlos Rivas, Jr., Houston, 3:05:04

2005 – Carlos Ibarra, 3:04:02

2006 – Bryan Smith, Thibodeaux, La., 2:47:17

2007 – Dink Taylor, Huntsville, Ala., 2:57:30

2008 – Matt McCurdy, Houston, 2:38:12

2009 – Francisco Garza, Houston, 2:57:51

2010 – Patrick Flores, Katy, 2:59:33

2011 – Jonathan Le Jeune, La Porte, 2:43:48

2012 – Gordon Christie, Katy, 3:08:47

2013 – Charles Lundquist, Friendswood, 3:10:26

2014 – Daniel Minisini, Houston, 2:58:36

2015 – Daniel Bucci, Houston, 3:03:07

2016 – Chris Robbins, League City, 3:00:34

2017 – Calum Neff, Katy, 2:43:28

2018 – Kerry Lee, League City, 3:14:59

2019 – Peter Lawrence, Houston, 2:42:42

2021 – Brian Clark, 2:54:48.9

Female

2004 – Mindy Kerfey, 3:50:31

2005 – Suzy Seeley, Houston, 3:37:05

2006 – Suzy Seeley, Houston, 3:36:57

2007 – Caroline Chamness, Kingwood, 3:15:16

2008 – Caroline Chamness, Kingwood, 3:19:54

2009 – Jessica Utsman, San Antonio, 3:49:11

2010 – Samantha Lambert, League City, 3:27:32

2011 – Allison Dunn, Houston, 3:36:06

2012 – Maria Martinez, Fort Worth, 3:25:40

2013 – Maria Martinez, Fort Worth, 3:18:53

2014 – Kelly Ramey, Houston, 3:34:59

2015 – Henrita Van Wyngaarden, The Woodlands, 3:23:42

2016 – Doan Pham, Houston, 3:28:46

2017 – Rachel Lindner, San Antonio, 3:10:19

2018 – Jennifer Ashmore, Magnolia, 3:34:10

2019 – Megan Renfro, Seabrook, 3:40:05

2021 – Amanda Reyado, 3:30:38.1

Half Marathon Overall Winners

Male

2004 – Jesus Garza, 1:30:10

2005 – Chris Toman, 1:23:11

2006 – Carlos Rivas, Houston, 1:22:03

2007, Race 1 – Carlos Rivas, Houston, 1:23:05

2007, Race 2 – Devin Berthelson, Tomball, 1:26:49

2008, Race 1 – Adam Jackson, Cypress, 1:20:35

2008, Race 2 – Devin Berthelson, Tomball, 1:26:05

2009, Race 1 – Chris Bittinger, La Porte, 1:21:42

2009, Race 2 – Andrew Gutacker, Seabrook, 1:25:51

2010, Race 1 – Erik Ramos, Katy, 1:27:15

2010, Race 2 – Johnny Fuentes, Houston, 1:29:06

2011, Race 1 – Erik Ramos, Katy, 1:24:41

2011, Race 2 – Ryan Swartz, 1:23:57

2012, Race 1 – Chris Robbins, Seabrook, 1:23:32

2012, Race 2 – Chris Robbins, Seabrook, 1:26:13

2013, Race 1 – Chris Robbins, Seabrook, 1:24:16

2013, Race 2 – Chris Robbins, Seabrook, 1:23:49

2014, Race 1 – Ryan Teel, Friendswood, 1:19:51

2014, Race 2 – Steve Maliszewski, Houston, 1:25:58

2015, Race 1 – Stephen Wolff, Friendswood, 1:22:54

2015, Race 2 – Steve Maliszewski, Houston, 1:26:14

2016, Race 1 – Kerry Lee, League City, 1:21:28

2016, Race 2 – Stephen Wolff, Friendswood, 1:21:27

2017, Race 1 – Stephen Wolff, Friendswood, 1:19:52

2017, Race 2 – Jeremy Saums, League City, 1:19:43

2018, Race 1 – Charles White, Houston, 1:16:56

2018, Race 2 – Peter Muessig, , 1:25:29

2019, Race 1 – Colin Wolfe, Bellaire, 1:14:39

2019, Race 2 – Chris Robbins, League City, 1:24:01

2021, Race 1 – Isaiah Remington, 1:13:09.2

2021, Race 2 – Garett Seeba, 1:27:07.8

Female

2004 – Debbie Rudisill, 1:32:52

2005 – Debbie Rudisill, 1:31:25

2006 – Alexandra Gajewski, Galveston, 1:31:10

2007, Race 1 – Olya Perevalova, League City, 1:28:20

2007, Race 2 – Anna Hern, Giddings, 1:39:02

2008, Race 1 – Catherina Kruppa, Houston, 1:30:13

2008, Race 2 – Stacy Holden, 1:37:58

2009, Race 1 – Brenna Abbitt, College Station, 1:31:15

2009, Race 2 – Brenna Abbitt, College Station, 1:30:09

2010, Race 1 – Lisa Fletcher, Houston, 1:38:23

2010, Race 2 – Alexandra (Gajewski) Paddon-Jones, Houston, 1:30:13

2011, Race 1 – Leanna Dolson, Galveston, 1:36:26

2011, Race 2 – Jessica Scheider, 1:40:04

2012, Race 1 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 1:36:55

2012, Race 2 – Kaytlynn Welsch, Alvin, 1:42:31

2013, Race 1 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 1:32:39

2013, Race 2 – Kaytlynn Welsch, Alvin, 1:34:23

2014, Race 1 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 1:30:50

2014, Race 2 – Kaytlynn Welsch, Alvin, 1:28:23

2015, Race 1 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 1:33:08

2015, Race 2 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 1:33:26

2016, Race 1 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 1:32:39

2016, Race 2 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 1:33:07

2017, Race 1 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 1:30:42

2017, Race 2 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 1:31:55

2018, Race 1 – Maria Sylte, Seabrook, 1:35:15

2018, Race 2 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 1:35:31

2019, Race 1 – Hilary Netherland, Baytown, 1:37:56

2019, Race 2 – Nicole Desai, Houston, 1:39:45

2021, Race 1 – Sung In Kim-vences, 1:43:51.7

2021, Race 2 – Jordan Fidler, 1:37:17.8

Friday 5K Run Overall Winners

Male

2016 – Iram Leon, Austin, 18:43

2017 – Sebastian Koran, Webster, 18:26

2018 – Kerry Lee, League City, 18:56

2019 – Brandon Phegley, Sugar Land, 17:31.9

2021 – Alex Garcia, 19:54.9

Female

2016 – Katie Spicer, Seabrook, 23:45

2017 – Rachel Morrison, Nederland, 22:16

2018 – Paige Willis, , 22:58

2019 – Nikki Cannon, Houston, 22:13.8

2021 – Paige Willis, 21:06.9

Quarter Marathon Overall Winners

Male

2017 – Jesse Booher, Austin, 49:19

2018 – Patrick Scott, Houston, 48:25

2019 – Adam Eiler, Houston, 45:39.6

2021 – Adam Eiler, 46:11.9

Female

2017 – Tracey Finch, 55:35

2018 – Lauren Prewitt, , 54:15.5

2019 – Stef Llewellyn, Pearland, 47:22.1

2021 – Lucy Foltz, 46:46.4

Saturday 5K (Road) Run Overall Winners

Male

2015 – Sebastian Koran, Webster, 19:37

2016 – Mike Kuhlmeier, Seabrook, 19:09

2017 – Jonathan Robbins, League City, 17:49

2018 – Sebastian Koran, Webster, 17:50.0

Female

2015 – Paula Beck, Houston, 22:57

2016 – Darcy McCarty, Friendswood, 27:13 (3.98 miles was course distance)

2017 – Michele Verticchio, 20:51

2018 – Melissa Bittick, Seabrook, 21:07.7

Sunday 5K Overall Winners

Male

2019 – Sebastian Koran, Webster, 17:27.8

Female

2019 – Jessica Horn, , 22:32.8

Half Marathon Relay Winners

2008 – Ney-tro (Virginia Ney and Bonnie Ney), 1:40:08

2009 – Bitter Rivals (Eddie Araguz and Kyle Priest), 1:33:19

2010 – Cuervo Mania – TCH (Pablo Motta and Carlos Campos), 1:33:06

2011 – Alex Squared (Alex Vaporciyan and Alejandro Garcia), 1:27:20

2012 – Oiltankers (John Nicodemus and Jesman Devia), 1:28:33

2013 – El Guero Y Corndog (Justin Howard and Cornelio Garibay), 1:36:48

2014 – Hare & Tortoise (Jager Livingston and Tolby McGlothlin), 1:36:23

2015 – Scrambled Eggs and Bacon (Will Hanson and Henrita Van Wynngaarden), 1:35:04

2016 – Austin Runners Club (Elaine Chung and Iram Leon), 1:24:44

2017 – Lightning Thief’s (Jose DeLeon and Angel Martinez), 1:28:31

2018 – On The Runners (Evan Lapka, Ian Miller), 1:32:36.1

2019 – Irish Today Sore Tomorrow (Stephen Milford, Robert Milam), 1:20:25.4

Marathon Relay Winners

2005 – Runsport Racing, 2:42:51

2006 – On The Run (Chris Bittinger, James Menze, Rudy Rocha and Carwyn Sharp), 2:42:17

2007 – On The Run (Rudy Rocha, Chris Bittinger, Tom King and Gerardo Mora), 2:36:50

2008 – On The Run (Rudy Rocha, Tom King, Gerardo Mora and Brett Riley), 2:31:11

2009 – On The Run (Tom King, Stephen Milford, Gerardo Mora and Brett Riley), 2:34:32

2010 – On The Run (Rudy Rocha, Yergeniy Vinogradkiy, Tom King and Gerardo Mora), 2:37:57

2011 – On The Run (Junior Mitchell, Tom King, Paul Riley and Stephen Milford), 2:32:56

2012 – Penarol (Carlos Campos, Nicolas Motta and Pablo Motta), 3:15:27

2013 – Team Taylan (Mark Gavin, Ron Buado, Lee Alviza and Norvel Alviza), 3:15:54

2014 – BAM Tri Not To Suck (Evan Lapka, Todd O’Neal, Eric Wilson and Stephen Milford), 3:00:35

2015 – Bammit, You Guys Are Hot! (Charles Canales, Stpehen Milford, Todd O’Neal and Edward Avieles), 2:57:36

2016 – Powerhouse OG (Chris Heise, Chris Ploss, Jim Yarzy and Johnny Zepeda), 3:04:40

2017 – Legs of Fury (Daniel Imrecke, Pierre Mille, Nour Pinnow and Khon Troung), 3:02:40

2018 – Powerhouse Orange (John Zepeda, Charles H Canales, Steven Berenzweig, Paul Reichert), 3:14:10.7

2019 – Powerhouse Orange (Cody Grant, Shawn Davenport, Steve Duran, Jeff Mcbride), 3:09:33.1

Pelican Challenge Overall Winners

Male

2007 – 3:17:11 – Macey Contreras, Houston (1:36:36, 1:40:35)

2008 – 3:13:45 – Timothy Allen, Houston (1:37:07, 1:36:08)

2009 – 3:18:06 – Macey Contreras, Houston (1:37:52, 1:40:14)

2010 – 3:03:14 – David Nemoto, Houston (1:30:53, 1:32:21)

2011 – 2:54:35 – Jerod Honrath, Dallas (1:25:44, 1:28:51)

2012 – 2:49:46 – Chris Robbins, League City (1:23:33, 1:26:13)

2013 – 2:48:05 – Chris Robbins, League City (1:24:16, 1:23:49)

2014 – 2:50:55 – Steve Maliszewski, Houston (1:24:57, 1:25:57)

2015 – 2:52:06 – Steve Maliszewski, Houston (1:25:53, 1:26:13)

2016 – 2:54:12 – Steve Maliszewski, Houston (1:27:35, 1:26:38)

2017 – 2:54:14 – Steve Maliszewski, Houston (1:27:06, 1:27:09)

Female

2007 – 4:01:01 – Cindy Payton, Shreveport, LA (1:59:30, 2:01:31)

2008 – 3:41:04 – Samantha Lambert, League City (1:48:11, 1:52:53)

2009 – 3:01:24 – Brenna Abbitt, College Station (1:31:15, 1:30:09)

2010 – 3:58:21 – Karissa Donnoe, Houston (1:54:32, 2:03:49)

2011 – 3:26:18 – Jessica Roeschel, League City (1:41:13, 1:45:05)

2012 – 3:44:02 – Dana Andrae, Austin (1:52:27, 1:51:35)

2013 – 3:09:44 – Kaytlynn Welsch, Alvin (1:35:21, 1:34:23)

2014 – 3:00:12 – Kaytlynn Welsch, Alvin (1:31:50, 1:28:22)

2015 – 3:06:24 – Victoria Webster, Houston (1:33:08, 1:33:26)

2016 – 3:05:44 – Victoria Webster, Houston (1:32:38, 1:33:06)

2017 – 3:02:37 – Victoria Webster, Houston (1:30:42, 1:31:55)

Trail Challenge Overall Winners

Male

2007 – 5:10:59 – Nathan Jackson, Houston (1:36:25, 3:34:34)

2008 – 5:33:47 – Macey Contreras, Houston (1:43:19, 3:50:28)

2009 – 4:58:47 – Erik Dill, Cambridge, MA (1:31:15, 3:27:33)

2010 – 4:48:52 – Erik Dill (1:29:05, 3:19:47)

2011 – 4:58:45 – Christopher Duncan (1:30:56, 3:27:49)

2012 – 5:14:18 – Thomas Okazaki, Southlake (1:37:50, 3:36:27)

2013 – 4:52:36 – Wilmer Gaviria (1:32:22, 3:20:14)

2014 – 4:23:15 – Ronnie Delzer, Spring (1:22:46, 3:00:29)

2015 – 4:50:12 – Kyle McCoy (1:32:39, 3:17:33)

2016 – 4:24:04 – Kerry Lee (1:21:28, 3:02:36)

2017 – 5:20:13 – Michael Aikman, Katy (3:39:09, 1:41:04)

Female

2007 – 5:49:55 – Sue Wheeler, Houston (1:50:23, 3:59:32)

2008 – 5:48:30 – Lisa Greene, Katy (1:48:08, 4:00:23)

2009 – 5:55:52 – Bassima Halim, Shreveport, LA (1:58:05, 3:57:47)

2010 – 5:44:50 – Misty McGuire (1:49:49, 3:55:01)

2011 – 5:15:39 – Alison Dunn, Houston (1:39:34, 3:36:05)

2012 – 5:27:21 – Victoria Webster, Houston (1:36:55, 3:50:25)

2013 – 5:45:05 – Jacqueline O’Brien-Nolen, Kingwood (2:06:19, 3:38:45)

2014 – 5:19:35 – Jacqueline O’Brien-Nolen, Kingwood (1:41:37, 3:37:58)

2015 – 5:23:55 – Jacqueline O’Brien-Nolen, Kingwood (1:41:21, 3:42:34)

2016 – 5:04:54 – Doan Pham, Houston (1:36:13, 3:28:41)

2017 – 6:14:20 – Donna Palmer, Pearland (4:21:32, 1:52:39)

All-Time Top 20 Times

Marathon

Male

1. 2:38:12 – Matt McCurdy, Houston, 2008, 1st
2. 2:42:42 – Peter Lawrence, Houston, 2019, 1st
3. 2:43:28 – Calum Neff, Katy, 2017, 1st
4. 2:43:48 – Jonathan Le Jeune, La Porte, 2011, 1st
5. 2:47:04 – John Hill, Kingwood, 2008, 2nd
6. 2:47:17 – Bryan Smith, Thibodeaux, La., 2006, 1st
7. 2:56:30 – Matthew Curtner-Smith, Tuscaloosa, Ala., 2008, 3rd
8. 2:57:30 – Dink Taylor, Huntsville, Ala., 2007, 1st
9. 2:57:51 – Francisco Garza, Houston, 2009, 1st
10. 2:58:28 – Todd Reynolds, 2007, 2nd
11. 2:58:34 – Daniel Minisini, Houston, 2014, 1st
12. 2:58:50 – Olli Haavikko, Houston, 2017, 2nd
13. 2:59:16 – Peter Lawrence, Houston, 2011, 2nd
14. 2:59:33 – Patrick Flores, Katy, 2010, 1st
15. 3:00:29 – Ronnie Delzer, Spring, 2014, 2nd
16. 3:00:19 – Kevin DiVerde, Houston, 2017, 3rd
17. 3:00:44 – Chris Robbins, League City, 2016, 1st
18. 3:02:36 – Kerry Lee, League City, 2016, 2nd
19. 3:03:07 – Daniel Bucci, Houston, 2015, 1st
20. 3:03:59 – Bryce Farber, Houston, 2015, 2nd

Female

1. 3:10:19 – Rachel Lindner, San Antonio, 2017, 1st
2. 3:15:16 – Caroline Chamness, Kingwood, 2007, 1st
3. 3:18:20 – Sky Canaves, Austin, 2017, 2nd
4. 3:18:53 – Maria Martinez, Fort Worth, 2013, 1st
5. 3:19:54 – Caroline Chamness, Kingwood, 2008, 1st
6. 3:23:42 – Henrita Van Wyngaarden, The Woodlands, 2015, 1st
7. 3:25:40 – Maria Martinez, Fort Worth, 2012, 1st
8. 3:26:55 – Kay Evans, 2007, 2nd
9. 3:27:32 – Samantha Lambert, League City, 2010, 1st
10. 3:28:46 – Doan Pham, Houston, 2016, 1st
11. 3:29:07 – Stephanie Bernosky, Houston, 2016, 2nd
12. 3:29:35 – Lilia Vazquez, 2007, 3rd
13. 3:30:02 – Kristen Kilpatrick, League City, 2016, 3rd
14. 3:30:15 – Sarah Husbands, Pearland, 2008, 2nd
15. 3:30:44 – Roberta Varela-Hein, San Antonio, 2007, 4th
16. 3:31:23 – Amy Ewing, Fort Worth, 2015, 2nd
17. 3:33:31 – Rose Rhoton, Houston, 2008, 3rd
18. 3:34:03 – Kristen Kilpatrick, League City, 2015, 3rd
19. 3:34:10 – Jennifer Ashmore, Magnolia, 2018, 1st
20. 3:34:57 – Kelly Ramey, Houston, 2014, 1st

Half Marathon All-Time Top 20 Times

Male

1. 1:14:39 – Colin Wolfe, Bellaire, 2019-1, 1st
2. 1:16:56 – Charles White, Houston, 2018-1, 1st
3. 1:19:43 – Jeremy Saums, League City, 2017-2, 1st
4. 1:19:50 – Ryan Teel, Friendswood, 2014-1, 1st
5. 1:19:52 – Stephen Wolff, Friendswood, 2017-1, 1st
6. 1:20:25 – Stephen Wolff, Friendswood, 2018-1, 2nd
7. 1:20:35 – Adam Jackson, Cypress, 2008-1, 1st
8. 1:20:35 – Todd Bennett, Columbia, CT, 2014-1, 2nd
9. 1:21:26 – Stephen Wolff, Friendswood, 2016-2, 1st
10. 1:21:28 – Kerry Lee, League City, 2016-1, 1st
11. 1:21:42 – Chris Bittinger, La Porte, 2009-1, 1st
12. 1:22:03 – Carlos Rivas, Houston, 2006, 1st
13. 1:22:20 – Daniel O’Callaghan, Houston, 2009-1, 2nd
14. 1:22:45 – Ronnie Delzer, Spring, 2014-1, 3rd
15. 1:22:54 – Stephen Wolff, Friendswood, 2015-1, 1st
16. 1:23:05 – Carlos Rivas, Houston, 2007, 1st
17. 1:23:11 – Chris Toman, 2005, 1st
18. 1:23:32 – Chris Robbins, Seabrook, 2012-1, 1st
19. 1:23:37 – Stephen Milford, 2016-2, 2nd
20. 1:23:49 – Chris Robbins, Seabrook, 2013-2, 1st

Female

1. 1:28:20 – Olya Perevalova, League City, 2007-1, 1st
2. 1:28:22 – Katylynn Welsch, Alvin, 2014-2, 1st
3. 1:30:09 – Brenna Abbitt, College Station, 2009-2, 1st
4. 1:30:11 – Alexandra Paddon-Jones, Houston, 2010-2, 1st
5. 1:30:13 – Catherine Kruppa, Houston, 2008-1, 1st
6. 1:30:42 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 2017-1, 1st
7. 1:30:50 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 2014-1, 1st
8. 1:31:10 – Alexandra Gajewski, Galveston, 2006, 1st
9. 1:31:15 – Brenna Abbitt, College Station, 2009-1, 1st
10. 1:31:25 – Debbie Rudisill, 2005, 1st
11. 1:31:49 – Kaytlynn Welsch, Alvin, 2014-1, 2nd
12. 1:31:55 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 2017-2, 1st
13. 1:32:17 – Heather Welsch, Alvin, 2014-2, 2nd
14. 1:32:17 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 2014-2, 3rd
15. 1:32:37 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 2016-1, 1st
16. 1:32:39 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 2013-1, 1st
17. 1:32:52 – Debbie Rudisill, 2004, 1st
18. 1:33:06 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 2016-2, 1st
19. 1:33:08 – Victoria Webster, Houston, 2015-1, 1st
20. 1:33:14 – Nicole Richardson, Spring, 2010-2, 2nd

Who is The Bridge Over Troubled Waters?

The Bridge Over Troubled Waters is a comprehensive crisis intervention and prevention agency serving southeast Harris County, Texas. Their mission is to offer support, provide safety, and prevent domestic and sexual violence.

The Bridge provides a wide range of services, including:

• 24/7 domestic and sexual violence crisis intervention hotline
• Emergency shelter (available at the Pasadena location)
• Safety planning
• Housing assessments
• Community education
• Primary prevention programs
• Case management
• Hospital, court, and police accompaniments
• Licensed on-site daycare
• Counseling and support groups
• Parenting classes
• Money management and life skills training

To learn more about The Bridge Over Troubled Waters and their services, visit their website at tbotw.org.

Watch our Youtube Video when 3 Bros Visit The Bridge HERE

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Need Help Now?

For Domestic and Sexual Violence Crisis Intervention Call their 24/7 Hour Hotline:
**713-473-2801**

Locations

A Coastal Gem Awaits You

Seabrook, Texas, invites you to explore its coastal charm just **30 minutes south of Houston**. Known for its resort-style atmosphere along Clear Lake and Galveston Bay, Seabrook is a vibrant community where residents and visitors alike enjoy an exceptional quality of life. This town of over **12,000 residents** offers a relaxed lifestyle, a business-friendly environment, and beautiful waterfront properties, making it one of the country’s most inviting places to live, work, and visit.

Seabrook's Rich History

Seabrook’s story began in **1832** when **Ritson Morris**, a Virginian, acquired land from the Mexican government. Later, **Seabrook W. Sydnor** purchased part of this land in **1895**, lending the town his name and filing a plat with the Harris County Courthouse in **1896**. By **1903**, the Seabrook Company of Houston developed the town further, attracting farmers, fishermen, and merchants. After incorporating in **1961**, Seabrook continued to grow, with a new bridge connecting Kemah and Seabrook in **1964** and the expansion of State Highway 146.

A Destination for Fun & Flavor

Seabrook’s location along Galveston Bay offers a blend of recreational and commercial activities, drawing visitors nationwide. After your Seabrook Lucky Trails race, treat yourself to **fresh seafood** from local markets and explore the many waterfront spots that make Seabrook a hidden gem on the Texas coast. The 3 Bros Running Company is incredibly grateful to the city of Seabrook for their sponsorship and support; without their partnership, this event would not be possible.

The Seabrook Pelicans

Seabrook, Texas, is home to a unique public art display featuring colorful pelican statues scattered throughout the city. Each pelican is individually decorated, showcasing various themes that reflect the local culture, history, and creativity of local artists. These vibrant statues have become an iconic symbol of Seabrook, embodying the town's coastal charm and artistic spirit.

For more about Seabrook’s history, events, and attractions, visit seabrooktx.gov.

The **top Overall Male and Female finishers** in each race will receive special recognition.

Age Group Awards

The top three finishers in each of the following age groups, for both Male and Female categories, will receive awards. Awards will be based on **Chip Time**.

Where does the race start?

Check the Information page for course details.

Is there packet pick-up on Race Day?

Check the Packet Pick-Up page for packet pick-up scheduled days and times. We **highly recommend** packet pickup be completed on one of the designated days. However, we realize it may be impossible for a few people to pick up their packet at the official times. We will have limited packet pickup the morning of the race.

Do I need to notify the race director to pick up my packet on Race Day?

No.

Can I pick up my friend’s packet?

Yes, you can pick up the whole running group.

What do I need to pick up my friend’s packet?

You need the **QR code** (preferred) or the **exact name** each person registered under, not their bib name, nickname, maiden, or married name if it was not used to register. Also, be sure that every person you want to pick up a packet for is registered. Yes, it has happened – we have been asked for packets when a runner never actually registered.

I see you have an Early Start for Marathon Walkers – how can I do that?

Just let staff know you want to be on the list for Early Marathon Start for Walkers either at Packet Pick-Up or Saturday morning between **5:30 and 5:50** before the **6:00 AM** early start. **IF** you select to start early and finish faster than 6 hours you will only get a time of **6 hours**.

Do you accept credit cards at Packet Pick-up and Race Day registration?

We will take cash or check and all card payments will be directed to our race website which will be open for race day until registration closes.

What is the minimum age requirement, and do you need a parent’s or guardian’s consent to participate?

The minimum age for the half marathon or marathon is **8 years**; for the 5K or quarter marathon, it’s **6 years**. We do need the signature of a consenting parent or guardian. There is no minimum age for the Kids 1K, but we still need a parent’s consent.

Are the events chip-timed?

Yes (except for Kids 1K). Timing tags will be attached to your bib – **no bib, no time**. If you lose or forget your bib on race day, there is a **$10 replacement fee**. The bib must be worn on the front. Do not bend or fold your bib – it could interfere with the correct recording of your time!

What if I forget my bib at home?

If you lose or forget your bib on race day, there is a **$10 replacement fee**. DO NOT run without your bib (timing tag attached) – your official time will not be recorded. Non-registered runners and/or bandit runners will be removed from the course. No one will be allowed to finish the race without a bib number. Running with a bib not registered in your name will result in a **two-year suspension**.

The shirt in my packet doesn’t fit. Can I exchange it for a different size?

We post deadlines for both bib name and shirt size selection and order shirts in advance according to what you selected if you registered by those deadlines. We estimate the remainder. If we have any extras after the race, you are welcome to exchange, but if the race fills, extras for exchange are unlikely.

Are jogging strollers allowed?

Due to the nature of the course and the congestion, we will not be able to allow any strollers on the course.

Can I run with my dog?

You can bring a dog to the park, but they are not allowed on the course due to runner congestion on the trails.

Is your race a Boston qualifier?

As of right now it isn't. We are looking to get it re-certified but no it is not a Boston qualifier.

Is there any minimum time if I start early?

Marathoners utilizing the early start will have a minimum official finishing time of **6 hours**.

What if I change my mind after I’ve started the race – if I don’t think I can do the full marathon, can I do the half instead?

Should you decide to drop from the marathon to the half after the race starts, you will receive an official time; however, you will not be eligible for any awards. You will receive the medal you registered for.

Will there be a place to leave a drop bag for the race?

Yes. You can leave a drop bag before the race and pick it up after the race.

I registered and can’t run; can I get a refund?

Our policy is **no refunds**. We do offer race insurance on signup you can find more about it HERE.

I signed up for Insurance and cannot run how do I claim my refund?

All claims are processed by RegShield. Please go to their website to process your claim HERE.

Transfers

If you want to give your slot to someone else, you must contact us with their full runner information. It’s free before **February 20, 2026**. After **February 20, 2026**, there will be a **$10** surcharge until **March 1, 2026**. After **March 1, 2026**, no transfers are allowed. Unauthorized transfers are not allowed. Selling or giving your bib to someone else will be grounds for **2 years suspension**.

I paid my registration fee but couldn’t attend the race. Can you mail my race packet to me or can I pick up my packet after the race?

No. All unclaimed race packets will be given to late registrants at the race.

I left early, but it looks like I won an award. Can you mail it to me?

No, we do not mail out awards after the race.

Is there a host hotel?

You can visit the Hotels page for host hotel rates, contact info, and details.

Where else can I stay in Seabrook?

Lodging in Seabrook can be found by visiting the Hotels page.

How long is each “loop” of the Seabrook Trails?

1/4 marathon.

What about spectators – can they watch and cheer, even though it’s a trail run?

Yes, there are a few excellent spots where spectators can watch and cheer.

What will the weather be like on race day?

The weather can vary that time of year. The first year of the race, it was a little warm the day of the race, and a week later we had very cold weather again. Keep posted to your favorite weather source for the latest information.

What are your contingency plans for bad weather?

Rain: The event will NOT be canceled due to rain alone unless the downpour is such that athletes, police, and volunteers lose visibility, making situations unsafe. If this occurs, we will wait until the rain subsides and follow the same procedure listed for lightning conditions (minus the 30-minute rule). Athletes will be informed of such a change via announcements on race morning.

Lightning: In the event of lightning, the race will be postponed by **30 minutes** every time lightning is spotted and thunder is heard within 6 miles of the event. Please note that every time lightning strikes and thunder is heard within 6 miles of the race site, we must delay the start by **30 minutes**.

Tornado Warning: If at any time before (race morning close to start time) or during the event, a tornado warning is issued, the race will be canceled.

On Course Cancellation: If the race is canceled due to storms (lightning and/or excessive rain) or tornado warnings while it is in progress, we will do everything in our power to alert everyone on the course. All police, SAG, and medical personnel will be made aware and do all they can to warn and SAG in all participants. We will also do everything in our power to assist those that are still on course. Those on course without means of rescue should seek immediate shelter via open stores, buildings, garages, homes, and/or any other means of protection from the dangerous conditions. We will still try to SAG you to the finish or as close as possible if at all possible.

Heat: In case of a heat advisory, we will make sure the hydration stations have plenty of ice and cold drinks. We will also provide iced towels at one of the hydration stations.

Due to the nature of this event, once we have the approval to run the race, it’s extremely difficult to cancel or postpone it. Keep in mind that this is a charity event, so **no refunds will be issued**. Once you’re out on the course, be careful! There are some sections of this course that are remote, and it could take time for you to reach the nearest hydration station. Listen to your body! Seek medical attention at any of the aid stations if you’re not feeling well. Volunteers, course marshals, police, or SAG personnel may also remove athletes from the course if they are not deemed fit to continue.

Are there portable restrooms on the course?

Yes, there will be port-o-potties on the course, and if the restrooms are locked in the park, there will be port-o-potties near the locked park restrooms.

What type of sports drink will you be serving on the course?

Sports drink is yet to be determined but there will be some on course.

What can I expect at the aid stations?

Each of the aid stations will be manned by volunteers and stocked with water, sports drinks, and possibly a treat or two.

How will you post the results, and will they be posted by chip or gun time?

All results will be posted according to chip time, except for the overall winners, who are determined by gun time.

When will you post the results?

Results will be posted after the conclusion of the race.

Do you need volunteers?

YES! Volunteers are a critical part of the race. If you’d like to volunteer, please contact us! We need your help!

Wednesday, March 11, 2026 | 2 - 6 PM (Sharp)
Orangetheory Fitness Address:   7730 Spencer Hwy, Pasadena, TX 77505

Thursday, March 12, 2026 | 2 - 6 PM (Sharp)
Orangetheory Fitness Address:   7730 Spencer Hwy, Pasadena, TX 77505

Friday, March 13, 2026 (Race Day) | 3 - 7 PM (Sharp)
On-Site at Rex Meador Park - 2100 Meyer Rd, Seabrook, TX 77586

Saturday, March 14 & Sunday, March 15, 2026 (Race Day) | 5:30 - 7 AM
On-Site at Rex Meador Park - 2100 Meyer Rd, Seabrook, TX 77586

Packet Pickup for Friends & Family

You may pick up a friend or family member’s packet with their permission. To speed up the process, please have their QR Code (preferred) or their full name.

Important Packet Pickup Information

You are only guaranteed your shirt size if you signed up by January 31st. We will have extra shirts in all sizes, but to ensure you get your preferred size and avoid race-day delays, we recommend picking up your packet early. Early pickup gives you more time to prepare and enjoy race day stress-free.

Arrival Time and Parking

Please allow yourself ample time to find a parking space and reach the race start area. Roads on the race course will be **CLOSED by 6:45 a.m.** for Saturday and Sunday races. Follow signs and directions from parking assistants. Parking is available at the following locations:

• Seabrook Intermediate School
• Seabrook Sports Complex
• Bay Elementary School
• New Parking Spot Closer to Start

**Click links to take you to google map links.**

**Parking is limited.** Carpool if possible, bring your patience, and follow directions from parking volunteers.

Please be aware of possible construction, road closures, and delays along **State Highway 146**.

Location

Rex Meador Park, 2100 Meyer Rd., Seabrook, TX 77586

Race Schedule

Friday, March 13, 2026

• Kids 1K – Start **5:15 PM**
• 5K Run on the Seabrook Trails – Start **5:30 PM** (time limit 1 hour 15 minutes)
• (Friday 5K: Sunset is around 7:30 PM. Bring lights if necessary.)

Saturday, March 14, 2026

• Early Marathon Walker Start ONLY – **6:00 AM**
• Marathon – Start **7:15 AM**
• Half Marathon – Start **7:30 AM**
• Saturday Course closes at 2:15 PM

Sunday, March 15, 2026

• Half Marathon – Start **7:15 AM**
• 1/4 Marathon – Start **7:30 AM**
• 5K – Start **7:30 AM** immediately after the Half Marathon start (time limit 90 minutes)
• Sunday Course Closes at 11:30 AM

Challenges

Sign up for (and complete) any challenge and get a unique third medal!

• The Pelican Challenge: Run the half marathons on both Saturday and Sunday. Save by signing up under the challenge name.
• The Lucky Trail Challenge: Run the Marathon on Saturday and the Half Marathon on Sunday. Save by signing up under the challenge name.

The Course

The race is held on the scenic Seabrook nature trails. The course consists mainly of a crushed granite surface, beginning at Meador Park, continuing to Pine Gully Park, and returning to Meador Park. The first mile will be on city streets, closed to vehicle traffic for 30 minutes. The remainder is on the Seabrook trails, open to the public.

Police will manage the main street crossings (E. Meyer, Red Bluff, and Todville). Please exercise caution and respect the residents.

Only official vehicles are permitted on the course. No bicycles or baby joggers allowed.

• Marathon: Four loops of the Seabrook Trails
• Half Marathon: Two loops of the Seabrook Trails
• 1/4 Marathon: One loop of the Seabrook Trails
• 5K: Friday 5K course on the Seabrook Trails

Race Swag

Guaranteed shirt and shirt size by signing up by January 31, 2026

Participants will also receive a hat, socks, and shirt while supplies last.  

Custom Bib Name by signing up by February 20th, 2026.

Kids K will receive a shirt and medal.

5k, Quarter Marathon, Half Marathon, Full Marathon Participants will receive a shirt, hat, socks, and medal.

Arrival Time and Parking

Please arrive early to find parking and reach the race start area. Roads on the race course close by **6:45 AM**.

Parking available at Seabrook Intermediate School, Seabrook Sports Complex, and James F. Bay Elementary School. For directions and parking maps, visit our Parking Map.

Chip Timing

Your timing tag is attached to your bib – no bib, no time. If you lose or forget your bib, there is a **$10** replacement fee.

Time Limit

The time limit for completing the Sunday half-marathon is four hours. For Saturday, the course will be open until **2:15 pm** for all Saturday races. Runners and walkers who have not finished by the time of course closure will be responsible for their own safety. Early starts are not allowed (unless you registered for the Saturday Marathon early walkers start). Only official and local vehicles are allowed on the course. No bicycles, baby joggers, pets, in-line skates, unauthorized and other non-official wheeled vehicles are prohibited on the course.

Early Start

Marathon Walkers: A **6 AM** early start is available for those anticipating a finish exceeding 6 hours. Early starters will not have support from aid stations on the first loop. Please select the early start option at registration. Those who chose to do Early Start if they finish before 6 hours they will only get the 6 hour time as their official time. **ONLY THOSE WHO EXPECT TO FINISH OVER 6 HOURS CAN CHOOSE THIS OPTION.**

Half-Marathon Walkers: No early start available.

Switching Races

You may switch races or days without fees until **February 20, 2026** deadline.

Other Information

Early starters in the marathon will have a minimum finishing time of **6 hours**. Relay participants must wait until the preceding leg is completed before starting; teams failing to do so will be disqualified.

Aid Stations

Aid stations are spaced approximately every **1.5 miles**. Electrolyte drink and water will be available at each station, and a medical aid station will be located at the start/finish area.

Trail Etiquette

• The trails are narrow, so please be cautious and courteous to other participants.
• Discard cups and trash only at water stops or in trash bins, never on the trails.
• Expect slower times due to the trail surface. Line up at the start according to your pace.
• Stay to the right on the trails, and allow others to pass by moving to single file if necessary.
• If wearing headphones, keep the volume low to hear others wanting to pass.
• Avoid running on Todville Road if the trails are muddy, as it is dangerous for foot traffic.

Bag Drop

A bag drop area will be next to the Pavilion under the **Orange Sea Rim Striders Tent**.

Digital Race Weekend Guide

Mobile Friendly Race Weekend Guide to get you ready for the Seabrook Lucky Trails.

Coming Race Week!