Tely 10A History of Newfoundland & Labrador’s Iconic 10-Mile Road Race
Explore 104 years of champions and 70,630 archived finish records — from the first starting line in 1922 through the complete 2026 field.
This is an independent, unofficial Tely 10 historical and results project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially associated with the Tely 10 Mile Road Race, its organizers, or governing organizations.
Every available finish.
One fast search.
Combine year, runner, gender, age-group, time and placing filters. Full finisher data is available for 1978, 1983 and 2000–2026, excluding the cancelled 2020 in-person race. The complete 2026 field includes all 4,147 finishers published by Race Roster.
The standard
of ten miles.
Official all-time lists from the NLAA. Ties are preserved.
See the 20 most frequent finishers →Fastest women
Colin Fewer
Men’s titles · 2006–2021
Kate Bazeley
Women’s titles · 2010–2026
How the record
kept falling.
Every performance that lowered the Tely 10 course record. Paul McCloy’s 47:04 stood for 41 years before Andrew Davies broke it in 2026. Most pre-2000 years have winners-only coverage, but a course record is always set by a winner, so the progression is complete for every held running.
Men’s record breakers
Women’s record breakers
Numbers worth
talking about.
Standout facts from the published race history and the 28 full-result years in this archive. Exact ages are not published in the result files, so youngest and oldest entries are described only where the historical record or age category supports them.
Joe Ryan leads the official long-time participant list through 2025, with his matched 2026 finish added.
Jackie Kean became the race’s first female entrant and winner in 1969 at age 16.
Florence Barron, Evan Simpson and Garth Fletcher all finished in the 85+ category in 2026.
Florence Barron set the quickest 85+ time in the full-result archive in 2024.
Jonathan Goodridge recorded the quickest under-20 performance in the full-result archive in 2017.
The 2017 race remains the biggest published field in the archive.
Fastest published time by age group
Age-group bests use published chip times where available, otherwise gun times, across the 28 full-result years in the archive. They are archive bests, not claimed official age-group records; pre-2000 non-winning depth is incomplete.
One year.
A different runner.
The biggest single year-over-year drops in finish time in the archive. For every runner with a valid time in back-to-back calendar years, each consecutive pair was compared and their largest improvement kept. Times are chip times where the source published them, otherwise gun times.
Drawn from the 28 full-result years (1978, 1983 and 2000–2026). Each runner appears once, with their single biggest drop; identical names are treated as one profile, as elsewhere in the archive. Click a name for the full profile.
The honor roll.
Every sub-50:00 men’s and sub-60:00 women’s performance in the archive. Drawn from the 28 full-result years plus winning performances from winners-only years; pre-2000 non-winning performances are unavailable, so early depth is undercounted. Times as published: chip where available, otherwise gun.
A century,
drawn in data.
Published field sizes and winning performances. Missing years are not interpolated. Hover on desktop or tap any point or bar on touch screens to see the value.
The road’s most
familiar faces.
The 1922–2025 baseline comes from the official NLAA list. A 2026 completion is added only when a Race Roster name matches after case, punctuation and whitespace normalization; initials, nicknames and name changes can still split one person into more than one identity.
Top 20 from the NLAA’s published 1922–2025 list, extended by exact-name matches in the complete 2026 Race Roster field. View the official source ↗
Year after year
after year.
The longest runs of consecutive Tely 10 finishes. Because most pre-2000 years have winners-only coverage, early-era streaks may be undercounted — a year missing from the archive counts as a break even if the runner was there. The cancelled 2020 race breaks every streak: nobody could finish that year.
Click a name for the full profile, including every known race year.
Built by the road,
held by the people.
From a newspaper-organized challenge in 1922 to one of Newfoundland and Labrador’s defining participation events.
Same course.
Different stories.
Compare up to five exact-name profiles side by side. Verified aliases are merged; uncertain identities remain separate. Shared-year performances are presented without declaring a winner.
What we know.
What we don’t.
Accuracy comes before completeness. Compiled September 29, 2026 from publicly available NLAA materials and Race Roster.
Coverage
70,630 archived runs across 28 full-result years: 1978, 1983 and 2000–2026, excluding the cancelled 2020 in-person race. All 4,147 finishers from Race Roster’s 2026 10 Mile Run are embedded. The remaining historical years contain verified winners only.
Identity matching
Corroborated aliases and clear spelling variants are merged, including Kate Vaughan / Kate Vaughan-Bazeley / Kate Bazeley, Ian Moffat / Ian Moffatt, and Nanette Power Goodridg / Nanette Power Goodridge. Other names are grouped only after case, whitespace and punctuation normalization. Paul G Mccloy (2003) remains separate from Paul McCloy because the identity is uncertain.
Running divisions
This archive covers running results only: wheelchair results are excluded everywhere, including search, totals, profiles, leaderboards and charts. Results published without a gender are kept as unknown-gender running entries, and gender is never inferred from names. One impossible 36:15 result from 2000 remains excluded from rankings and display.
Historical winner profiles
Verified winners-only years now feed runner profiles. This restores Paul McCloy’s five men’s titles — 1980, 1985, 1992, 1993 and 1996 — alongside his full-result appearances.
Primary sources
Every loaded result year carries the exact source URL used to compile it. The 2026 snapshot was last updated by Race Roster on July 18, 2026 at 3:24:59 p.m. NDT.