Pamakid Runners participate in USA Track & Field Pacific Association (PA/USATF)’s annual race series: road, cross-country, and MUT/ultra. These series feature individual and team competition, and most PA/USATF races are partially or fully funded by the club for current members. To learn more about our racing teams, contact our team captains and check out results and photos from our recent races.
The most important thing to know about racing with us is that members of all ages, paces, and running abilities are welcome and encouraged to race. Every runner is valuable to our team. We also encourage and support youth runners—we are the PamaKIDS.
Racing teams
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Cross-country
This 10-race autumn series goes from August to November with races all over the greater Bay Area. All events are between 3.1 miles and 4.4 miles and cover a range of classic XC terrains—hills, grass, mud, and gravel.
Check out individual and team standings for the 2023 cross-country series!
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Road
This is a year-long, 10-event, road race series that is divided into two competitions: the short series (one mile to 10K distance) and the long series (10 miles to the marathon).
Check out individual and team standings for the 2023 road series!
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Mountain-Ultra-Trail
The Mountain-Ultra-Trail series—15 races—is full of variety, including trail races up to 100 miles, a few vertiginous trail half marathons, and some flat road events. The MUT series starts (Quad Dipsea, Mill Valley) and ends (Ruth Anderson, San Francisco) in our own backyard.
Check out individual and team standings for the 2023 MUT series!
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Jerry Flanagan
President
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Eduardo Vazquez
Road/XC Team Captain
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Shiran Kochavi
MUT Team Captain
Report Highlight
Knickerbocker 35k Race Report
by Shiran Kochavi
A dozen of us were under a finish-line canopy, sheltering from the rain: the only ones there other than race staff and the occasional soaking wet finisher. We were chatting, laughing, enjoying Patty’s godly zucchini bread and Christina’s heroin muffins, cheering loudly for every finisher, whether they be green or gentile, when it occurred to us that we had no idea why Chris Jones is always shirtless after a race but we definitely liked it. But let’s back up.
