The Woodlands Marathon is a full-course marathon based in The Woodlands, Texas. The Woodlands Marathon course is USA Track and Field and IAAF certified, which makes it a qualifier for the Boston Marathon and is considered one of the top 25 fastest courses in the country.[1]
In 2017, the marathon was cut short due to the course to be incomplete and shortened. The marathon was cut short by 0.8 miles as the lead motorcyclist lead the runners in the wrong direction.[2]
In 2021, the traffic impact made streets close down for the marathon course.[3]
Fidelity Investments was the title sponsor of the race until 2022 when Legacy Capital signed a deal to sponsor the event from 2022–2026.[4]
The Woodlands Marathon uses amateur radio operators to assist with communications throughout the race.
Results for the Marathon are as follows:
| 2012[5] | Jeffery Eggleston/2:15:41 | Camille Herron/2:37:18 | Males - 588, Females - 421 | |
| 2013[6] | Tirop Rich Kessio/2:26:30 | Mary Akor/2:41:16 | Males - 586, Females - 324 | |
| 2014[7] | Lamech Mosti/2:19:30 | Dehininet Jara/2:44:57 | Males - 721, Females - 515 | |
| 2015[8] | Phillip Lagat/2:19:21 | Frehiwot Goshu/2:43:52 | Males - 539, Females - 355 | |
| 2016[9] | Hillary Too/2:18:44 | Ayantu Dakebo/2:35:21 | Males - 529, Females - 345 | |
| 2017[10] | Sphamandla Nyembe/2:21:26 | Melissa Hopper/2:51:39 | Males - 598, Females - 351 | |
| 2018[11] | Calum Neff/2:30:15 | Camille Herron/2:52:38 | Males - 526, Females - 288 | |
| 2019[12] | Ryan Parrish/2:29:08 | Nicole Bitter/2:58:34 | Males - 619, Females - 312 | |
| 2020[13] | Benjamin Zywicki/2:26:24 | Emily Parker/2:44:32 | Males - 603, Females - 311 | |
| 2021[14] | Fernando Cabada/2:21:17 | Michelle Parks/2:38:39 | Males - 634, Females - 310 | |
| 2022[15] | Edward Kandie/2:27:40 | Hannah Miller/2:38:29 | Males - 568, Females - 284 | |
| 2023[16] | Jonathan Hiley/2:19:44 | Adriana Zuñiga/2:47:04 | Males - 576, Females - 260 | |
| 2024[17] | Dillon Breen/2:25:36 | Madeleine Rouse/2:56:41 | Males - 570, Females - 286 |