REGION – Normally a Patriots’ Day tradition, the Boston Marathon ran late last year due to COVID-19, taking place in October.
Just over five months later, area residents are set to converge once again for the 2022 marathon, which is now back on its regular schedule.
More than 60 people from Marlborough, Hudson, Southborough, Westborough, Northborough, Shrewsbury and Grafton are registered to participate in the race, joining a field that has swelled in size following capacity limits in 2021.
Those individuals will head to Hopkinton on April 18 to then begin their long journey toward downtown Boston.
See a list of registered runners below…
Marlborough
Donald Bishop
Benjamin Braun
Cristiane Carvalho
Devin Collins
Carolina Costa
Yerry Garita
Robbie Mccabe
Angele Myers
Shane Nassar
Steve O’Reilly
Judy Proteau
Mark Slatkavitz
Austin Turner
Hudson
Sharon Foster
Byron Gartrell
Daniel Milton
Dean Murphy
Kaitlyn O’Grady
Southborough
Lauren Ames
Lindsay Burke
Beth Delahunty
Yun Gao
Danielle Goodwin
Penelope Hauck
Zhisong Ji
Sara Mushinski
Ramprasad Shetty
Westborough
Luke Albin
Joan Clifford
Mingliang Guo
David Lehman
John Levey
Ahmed Morad
Jenna Papaz
Naitik Shah
Taylor Stott
Rachel Vick
Northborough
Christopher Benestad
Lauren Cammarano
Tracey Cammarano
Xiaokun Cao
Sarah Cormier
Kristin Creighton
Sandra Gittlen
Jasmine Li
Matthew Mayerhofer
Kara Rutledge
Lindsey Sherman
Jane Shou
Enchee Xu
Shrewsbury
Alfredo Barragan
James Canzano
Craig Delisle
Julie Holstrom
Patrick Joslin
Scott Kelly
Christopher Knight
Fucheng Ren
Patrick Theodoss
Nicole Torres
Veronica Su Wang
Pawel Zawistowski
Grafton
Chris Marino
Octavio Melo
Matthew Shields
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