More than 10,000 runners participate in Staten Island Half
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 2:49 PM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026

The NYRR Staten Island Half, featuring over 10,000 runners, takes place today, October 11, in Staten Island. Runners tackle a scenic 13.1-mile course highlighting Staten Island's waterfront and notable landmarks. Among participants is local resident Vinny Guadagnino, making his second appearance. The event serves as a final tune-up for runners ahead of the TCS New York City Marathon and includes youth races and members of Team Inspire.
- •Over 10,000 runners are participating in the sold-out race.
- •The race features a 13.1-mile course with views of New York Harbor.
- •Vinny Guadagnino is among the participants in his home borough.
- •The event includes nearly 200 children in Rising NYRR races.
- •Participation in the event showcases runners’ personal journeys.
- 2:49 PMYahoo Sports — More than 10,000 runners take part in Staten Island Half
"Staten Island takes center stage as more than 10,000 runners, including hometown favorite Vinny Guadagnino, race through the borough in the sold-out NYRR Staten Island Half ahead of marathon season.
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