Update: Pete Hoyem Wins the Stillwater Marathon, Beaudin finishes fifth

The results are in and Pete Hoyem, 30, of Stillwater won the Stillwater Marathon this morning, running the 26.2-mile course in 2:53:32.

Daniel De Grace, 43, of Eden Prairie finished second with a time of 2:55:52.

Eric Kronback, 36, of Roseville finished third with a time of 2:56:16.

Michael Hess, 30, of Minneapolis finished fourth with a time of 2:58:44.

Nate Beaudin, 35, of Stillwater finished fifth with a time of 2:58:47.

Women's Full Marathon

April Cole, 26, of Hammond, Wis. finished first in the women's Full Marathon completing the 26.2-mile course with a time of 3:11:53.

Melissa Jansen, 40, of St. Cloud finished second with a time of 3:13:21.

Dionis Gauvin, 36, of Washington D.C. finished third with a time of 3:22:39.

Michaela McLaughlin, 22, of Minneapolis finished fourth with a time of 3:28:14.

Katherine Chatelaine, 24, of Princeton, New Jersey finished fifth with a time of 3:31:26.

20 Mile Men

Joshua Riff, 36, of Edina finished first with a time of 2:09:59.

Max Tusa, 20, of Hermantown finished second with a time of 2:10:42.

David Tompkins, 40, of Minneapolis finished third with a time of 2:11:39.

Bryan Larison, 27, of Andover finished fourth with a time of 2:12:44.

Dustin Pederson, 28, of Minneapolis finished fifth with a time of 2:16:26.

20 Mile Women

Anne Stepnick, 31, of Hugo finished first with a time of 2:03:00.

Kimberly Miller, 24, Inver Grove Heights finished second with a time of 2:21:55.

Meredith Rudh, 28, of Plymouth finished third with a time of 2:37:01.

Michelle Bee, 32, of Houlton, Wis., finished fourth with a time of 2:37:40

Judi Nacionales, 42, of Woodbury finished fifth with a time of 2:38:03.

Click here for complete results of the Full Marathon, 20-Mile race, Half Marathon, 10K and 5K. Check back for more photos of the event.

Updated from 12:06 a.m.

In just a matter of hours, more than 3,000 runners from across the U.S. and abroad will take off for the third annual Stillwater Marathon.

The Starting Gun: All races start at 7 a.m.

Five Courses:

The Marathon is a Boston Marathon qualifier and starts on Highway 95 just south downtown with the course going through Bayport and ending at Lowell Park. The maximum elevation is 880; the minimum elevation is 690.

The 20 Mile course starts on Highway 95, follows the Marathon to 5th Avenue in Bayport and finishes at Lowell Park.

The Half-Marathon starts with the Marathon and 20-Mile race on Highway 95, heads to 5th Avenue North and winds through Stillwater ending at Lowell Park.

The 10K Race starts on Orleans Street West at 5th Avenue heads north to Otto Berg Memorial Park and finishes at Lowell Park.

The 5K Race starts on Stonebridge Trail heads north to Otto Berg Memorial Park and finishes at Lowell Park.

A few places to set up camp:

Croixdale just before the 2-mile checkpoint

Village Green between mile markers 2 and 3

Washington Square Park

Browns Creek Park

Otto Berg Memorial Park

Boom Site Park

Lowell Park