22 Runners Selected in 2022 team Framingham Lottery

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FRAMINGHAM – The Team Framingham 2022 charity and runner selection lottery was held last night, December 9 in Nevins Hall at the Framingham City Hall.

The event was broadcast to team applicants via Zoom. Applicants also had the option of attending the in-person drawing at Nevins Hall where mask wearing and social distancing was required.

There were 16 applicants for the 5 charity slots on Team Framingham 2022. Click here for the 5 organizations chosen.

There were 49 applicants for the anticipated 22 runner slots on Team Framingham 2022.

The 22 runners selected to join the team are as follows:
1 Jennifer Byrne
2 Michael Bower
3 Jeffrey Rouse
4 Erin Maltbie
5 Lori Moser
6 Maggie Storm
7 Maryellen Hamilton
8 Mariana Kelley
9 Rebecca Nau
10 Joe Kynoch

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11 Janice Batista
12 Sarah Pawluczonek
13 Jonathan Rice
14 Karen Duffy
15 Joe Tosi
16 John Sucich

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17 Steve Elefson
18 Beth Herrmann
19 Beth Delahunty
20 Barry Chow
21 Brandon Ward
22 David Marinofsky

A 15 person “wait list” was assembled in the event team runners decide to drop out at some point.

Team Framingham was formed for the 2014 Boston Marathon to formalize the process for distributing the entries provided the City of Framingham by the Boston Athletic Association (BAA), the organizers of the annual Boston Marathon.

Entries are allocated via a random selection (lottery) held each fall. The lottery is open to all Framingham residents and to all employees of the City of Framingham municipal and school departments as well as employees of Keefe Technical School and the Christa McAuliffe Charter School.

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There is a fundraising requirement for all runners selected to join the team with funds going to five local charities who are also selected by lottery. The minimum fundraising requirement is $2,000 with a “stretch goal” of $4,000.

Team Framingham runs one of the most comprehensive marathon training programs around. Our program includes 10 or 11 team training runs per marathon cycle, team meetings with guest speakers on fundraising techniques and marathon running, mentoring provided by experienced marathon runners from the Greater Framingham Running Club and much more.

Of the 155 Team Framingham runners who have started the Boston Marathon, 154 runners have successfully crossed the finish line for a 99.4% success rate. And more than half of the runners selected each year have NEVER run a marathon in their lives!

And the team fundraising is off the charts. In the 8 years of the Team Framingham
program our runners have raised more than $638,000 for dozens of worthy Framingham focused charities!

For more information on Team Framingham, please contact us at
TeamFraminghamMarathon@gmail.com.