your hometown team
Run Palo Alto
this season
Run, Play, Grow, Fall 2026
Run Your City Palo Alto is a free weekly running club where kids can get active, make friends, and have fun! Through games, running activities, and plenty of encouragement, we help kids build confidence and develop positive habits around movement that can last well beyond the season.
starts
October 4, 2026
when
3 to 4 PM
meet the people
Run Palo Alto leadership team
Sky Schuller
Co-President
Hi, my name is Sky and I am one of your Co-Presidents! I’m an incoming senior at Stanford majoring in Economics and a pole vaulter on the Track & Field team. This is my third year with Run Your City and our Sunday sessions are one of the best parts of my week! Outside of running, I love reading, crocheting, and hiking.
Xavier Drumgoole
Role
Hello RYC. My name is Xavier Drumgoole, I’m one of your Co-Presidents this year, and I’m super excited for this upcoming season. I’m also a junior studying mechanical engineering. Outside of track, ask me about anything superhero related.
Catya Littlewood
Social Media Executive
Hello RYC patrons!! My name is Catya Littlewood, and I'm your RYC Palo Alto Social Media Executive! This is my third year volunteering with RYC, and it's something incredibly precious to me. These kids have a way of renewing the magic of track and field for me, and I feel so lucky to share such a huge part of my life with the next generation. I can't wait for another season!
Sam Ennin
Treasurer
Hi, my name is Samantha and I am your RYC Palo Alto Treasurer ! I am an incoming sophomore at Stanford majoring in Bioengineering and on the premed track. This will be my second year on the Stanford Track and Field team and as a part of RYC. Can’t wait to kick off the season !
Addie Pendergast
Season planning
Hi my name is Addie and I’m a junior studying Data Science. I run the 400 hurdles on the Stanford track and field team and this is my second year volunteering for Run Your city. I love getting to work with kids and sharing the passion I have for running with the next generation. I hope to see you at the track!
what if?
…there was a future where every kid gets to play, no matter their zip code, ability level, or family's income?
A future where collegiate athletes lock arms with their communities to make team sports accessible for all.