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A Tradition Since 1914"One of the oldest road races in the United States" The "Paul Revere Marathon"The Lexington Lions Club Patriots Day Road Race traces its roots back over a century. It was first run in 1914, originated and sponsored by the Lexington Athletic Association (LAA). In those early days, this grueling contest was known as the "Paul Revere Marathon," setting the stage for a legacy of athletic excellence in our historic town. Ralph "Curlie" CurrierIn the inaugural 1914 race, Ralph "Curlie" Currier stood out among a field of just 10 runners. He crossed the finish line in 1st place, etching his name into history. In 2006, Currier's family generously donated his original trophy back to the Lexington Lions Club. Today, in his honor, we award the Currier Cup—a trophy inscribed with the name of every winner from 1914 to the present day. Historical Archives
Ralph "Curlie" Currier (1914) 
Original 1914 Trophy 
The Currier Cup The Hall of ChampionsCelebrating a century of excellence (1914 - 2014) The Early Years 1914: Ralph Currier
1915: Carl Page 1916: Raymond Moore 1917: John Lynch 1919: Dominick Modono 1920: James E. Durkin 1921: James E. Durkin 1922: James E. Durkin 1923: Leonard Short 1926: Joseph Murphy 1927: Albert MacDonald 1928: Vincent Carroll 1929: Winfield Ricker 1930s - 1950s 1932: Evan Etnecul
1933: Dick Yerepud 1939: Mike Prohodsky 1940: Richard Cleveland 1941: James O'Leary 1947: Frank Darrah 1948: Dick Carmichael 1949: John Kauppinen 1951: Al Roberts 1952: Fred Schoeffler 1953: Richard Ollen 1954: Fred Schoeffler 1955: Ed Shea 1959: Bill Squires 1960s - 1970s 1960: Russ Bennet
1961: Anthony Sapienza 1962: Robert Vinton 1963: Raymond Crothers 1965: Greg Kent 1966: Fred Schoeffler 1968: Paul Hoss 1969: Charles Lange 1970: Manuel Slate 1971: Arthur Dulong 1972: James J. Capezzuto 1973: Dan Moynihan 1975: Hamilton Amer 1978: Fred Doyle 1979: Steve Lavorgna 1980s 1980: Steve Hunt
1981: Henry Phelan 1982: Don Ricciato 1983: Jay Legre 1984: Matteo Cucchiara 1985: Ed McCarthy 1986: Stephen Desisto 1987: Bob Bradford 1988: Sedric Smith 1989: Dermot Fitzpatrick 1990s 1990: John Goodwin
1991: John Raach 1992: Brad Hurst 1993: Dermot Fitzpatrick 1994: Dan Stetanisko 1995: Bill Solimine 1996: Rob O'Hara 1997: Paul Hammond 1998: Chris Teague 1999: Larry Sayers 2000s - 2014 2000: Will Ronco
2001: Robert Winn 2002: Ted Fitzpatrick 2003: Ben Nephew 2004: Andrew McCarron 2005: Andrew McCarron 2006: Jon Korhonen 2007: Stephen Morris 2008: Benjamin Ndaya 2009: Kevin Rock Gray 2010: Paul Morris 2011: Paul Morris 2012: Eric Blake 2013: Eric Sofen 2014: Benjamin Jacobson For recent results (2015 - Present), please visit our Race Results Page. More InformationRace History | Past Results | Course Map | Sponsorships Register at RunSignup.com Page Updated: February 1, 2026 |
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