Photos & Race Results
Photos & Race Results
Relive the moments, celebrate the achievements, and explore the history of the Firefighter Stairclimb.
Browse event photos, view race results, recognize top finishers, and see how this tradition has grown over the years.
Firefighter Stairclimb Record
The fastest finish in Firefighter Stairclimb history belongs to Craig Smith of Burnaby Fire, who completed the climb in 10:03 in 2024.
2026 Firefighter Stairclimb
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2026 Top Finishers
Top Overall Finishers
Fire Division
- Miles Farrow-Johnson, Bellevue Fire Department – 11:53.66
- Steven PortratzLee, Pullman Fire – 11:54:44
- Christopher Saadatjoo, Hazel Park – 12:02.02
Open Division
- Andrew Drobeck, Missoula Fire Department – 10:43.02
- Brent Molsberry, Everett Fire Team Neyens – 11:26.13
- Michael Thurlow, Missoula Fire Department – 10:43.02
Top Male Finishers
Fire Division
- Miles Farrow-Johnson, Bellevue Fire Department – 11:53.66
- Steven PortratzLee, Pullman Fire – 11:54:44
- Christopher Saadatjoo, Hazel Park – 12:02.02
Open Division
- Andrew Drobeck, Missoula Fire Department – 10:43.02
- Brent Molsberry, Everett Fire Team Neyens – 11:26.13
- Michael Thurlow, Missoula Fire Department – 10:43.02
Top Female Finishers
Fire Division
- Solveig Waterfall, West Pierce Fire and Rescue – 16:00.51
- Jordan McPhee, Kirkland Fire Department – 16:54.27
- Lindsay Nagel, Seattle Fire – Team Tristan – 17:14.21
Open Division
- Analyssa Gomez, Santa Fe City Fire Department – 15:58.23
- Sarah Slavens, McMinnville Fire District – 20:48.29
- Kat Crowe, South Whidbey Fire/EMS – 32:43.53
Top Team Finishers
Fire Division
- Burnaby Fire Department – 37:17.10
- Nampa Fire Department – 42:41.50
- Park City Fire District – 43:13.20
Open Division
- Missoula Fire Department – 42:49.40
- Everett Fire Team Neyens – 46:17.30
- South Whidbey Fire/EMS – 56:35.70
Top Chief Finishers
- Steven PortratzLee, Pullman Fire – 11:54:44
- Chris Mariano, Bellingham Fire Department – 15:14.78
- Chris Padian, Santa Clara County Fire Department – 15:35.28
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