Jun
2
San Diego Half Marathon
Sunday, June 2, 2024The San Diego Half Marathon is an annual 13.1-mile race held in downtown San Diego, California, featuring a scenic route through notable city landmarks such as Harbor Drive, Liberty Station, Shelter Island, and the historic Gaslamp Quarter. The event encourages runners of all abilities and includes both individual and team categories.
Jun
2
San Diego Half Marathon
Sunday, June 2, 2024The San Diego Half Marathon is an annual 13.1-mile race held in downtown San Diego, California, featuring a scenic route through notable city landmarks such as Harbor Drive, Liberty Station, Shelter Island, and the historic Gaslamp Quarter. The event encourages runners of all abilities and includes both individual and team categories.
Results
Rank
Athlete
Finish Time
32
1:53:32
Kate Khoukaz
W31
33
1:54:55
MC
Mariana C.
W30
36
1:57:00
Naomi Crocker
W23
37
1:58:30
Olivia Bermudez-Hopkins
W30
38
2:00:35
CR
Camila Rincon
W29
42
2:11:32
Alejandra Barajas
W29
43
2:21:34
Gabriela Feldberg
Melanie Boyd
• W23
44
2:24:33
Julie Schwartz
W48
45
2:27:02
CH
Christine Hernandez
W37
46
2:30:22
Kennedy Taylor
W26
49
2:44:44
Dalia Ghandour
Sam Scaffidi
• W35
BC
Breann Christine
Jonathan Lyau
• W31
CG
Craig Gerulski
M32
Alejandro Trillo
M41
JK
Jessica Karlsson
W42
RS
Roger Sunahara
M61
Race Details
Status
Finished
Finished
Website
Official website
Location
San Diego, CA, United States
Date
2 June 2024
Distance
Half Marathon
VDOT Participants
108
TT
Avg. VDOT finish times
1:51:57
The San Diego Half Marathon is an annual 13.1-mile race held in downtown San Diego, California, featuring a scenic route through notable city landmarks such as Harbor Drive, Liberty Station, Shelter Island, and the historic Gaslamp Quarter. The event encourages runners of all abilities and includes both individual and team categories.
Course Terrain 
The course combines flat stretches along San Diego’s waterfront and city streets with gradual inclines, particularly between miles 8 and 10, before a downhill finish through downtown.
Elevation Changes
There is a gradual uphill between miles 8 and 10, which is then followed by a steady downhill towards the finish line. The majority of the race features relatively moderate elevation.