List: Hopkinton runners in 2020 Boston Marathon

by Hopkinton Independent | Apr 20, 2020 | Featured, Sports

Below is a list of Hopkinton residents registered for the 2020 Boston Marathon. For those who are raising funds for charity, we have included that information.

For a list of Hopkinton organizations that have individuals running to raise money on their behalf, click here.

The Boston Marathon is scheduled for Sept. 14, after being postponed from April 20 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

HOPKINTON RUNNERS IN 2020 BOSTON MARATHON
RUNNER	CHARITY	FUNDRAISING PAGE
Ali Balster	Hopkinton Youth Lacrosse-Boys	Click here
Matthew Bruno
Kendall Burdick	OneLove Foundation	Click here
Jennifer Carter	Team Walker	Click here
Ilana Casady	None
Aimee Cole	None
Amy Corsini
Mia Coutinho	26.2 Foundation	Click here
Leah Curtin	Semper Fi Fund	Click here
Jaimee Demone
Joy Donohue	Hopkinton Center for the Arts	Click here
Amy Dorfman	Hopkinton Youth Lacrosse-Girls	Click here
Ann-Michele Dragsbaek	Project Just Because Food Pantry	Click here
Arva Ferguson	Michael Carter Lisnow Respite Center	Click here
Carly Grant	Team With a Vision	Click here
Michelle Harris
Christopher Hart	KeepSmilin4Abbie Foundation	Click here
Jeremy Hartman	Michael Carter Lisnow Respite Center	Click here
Michael Hovagimian	Hopkinton Historical Society	Click here
Will Huebner	Mental Health Collaborative	Click here
Anne Jones
Scott Lennox
Alan Lotvin	Women’s Lunch Place	Click here
Kristina MacPherson	None
Aimee Mannix
Kayla McCann	Cantys Underdog Scholarship	Click here
Lauren Melton	Hopkinton Parent Teacher Association	Click here
Robert Paolini	Michael Carter Lisnow Respite Center	Click here
David Pete	Massachusetts Wonderfund	Click here
Jessica Pineault
Brian Prescott	Hopkinton High School Class of 2021	Click here
Mitch Riesenberger	American Liver Foundation	Click here
Elizabeth Schuster	Michael Carter Lisnow Respite Center	Click here
Carly Seidewand	Team Walker	Click here
Marjory Selig	None
Jill Shugart	None
Mario Sousa	Michael Carter Lisnow Respite Center	Click here
Christopher Stevenson	American Liver Foundation	Click here

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