Leveille wins her 100-mile debut
Allie Leveille won the women’s Midstate Massive race October 10–11 in 26:11:16, crediting overnight support after getting sick before the race.
Race
Midstate Massive is a New England ultrarunning event with 50K, 50-mile and 100-mile options along Massachusetts’ Midstate Trail. The organizer’s 2026 course notes describe the 100-miler as roughly 78 miles of trail or dirt road and 22 paved miles.
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Allie Leveille won the women’s Midstate Massive race October 10–11 in 26:11:16, crediting overnight support after getting sick before the race.
Race result
Women’s 100-mile win in 26:11:16 · October 16, 2026
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