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Lost Boys set course record at 44th Providence Hood to Coast relay

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Last updated Sep 1, 2026

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The 44th annual Providence Hood to Coast relay concluded on Saturday morning in Seaside, Oregon. Approximately 20,000 participants competed across the 199-mile course from Timberline Lodge to the beach. The team Lost Boys secured a victory in the Men’s Open division, finishing with a record time of 17:27:38 and a 5:20 per mile pace. In the Women’s Open division, VO2 Min finished in 21:00:20, four seconds ahead of the team Doja. The Portland to Coast Walking Relay also finished Saturday, with the team Loud and Proud winning the Men’s Open division. The event serves as a fundraiser for the Providence Cancer Institute, which has received over $9.4 million since 2014 to support cancer research and patient services.

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  • •Lost Boys completed the 199-mile course in a record-setting 17:27:38.
  • •Six additional teams finished the relay with a 5:40 per mile pace or better.
  • •VO2 Min won the Women’s Open division with a time of 21:00:20.
  • •Team Loud and Proud finished the Portland to Coast Walking Relay in 23:57:00.
  • •The relay has raised over $9.4 million for the Providence Cancer Institute since 2014.
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  • 2:47 AMYahoo Sports — Hood to Coast Relay storms Seaside Beach
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Runners of the 44th Annual Hood to Coast relay race descended on Seaside beach early Saturday morning. Dubbed the “Mother of all Relays,” the Providence Hood to Coast Relay finished on Seaside Beach starting early Saturday morning on Aug. 29. The two-day race traditionally has about 20,000 runners and walkers participating in two events: Hood to Coast Relay and Portland to Coast Walk Relay. ...

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While others may have been snoozing, the Hood to Coast runners and Portland to Coast walkers were pounding pavement then sand as they crossed the finish line in Seaside starting around 6:30 a.m. on Saturday. Team Lost Boys took home the victory in the Men’s Open division after making the course in a record time of 17:27:38 or a race pace of 5:20 per mile. In addition, six other teams ran ...

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