Folksam Grand Prix – Göteborg
(World Athletics Continental Tour – Bronze)
Göteborg, SWE; Monday, August 24
Slottsskogsvallen
NOTE: There were excellent 1000m races here for both men and women. On the women’s side, Gabriela Gajanova of Slovakia ran a national record of 2:35.55 to get the win. Her mark was also a world leader. On the men’s side, Louey Ouerrat of France won with a personal best and stadium record 2:16.21. Every athlete in the top-10 set a personal best, including American Gary Martin who finished second –Ed.
WOMEN –
1000m:
1. Gabriela GAJANOVA, 12 Oct 1999, SVK, 2:35.55 NR/WL
2. Soukaina HAJJI, 4 Feb 1997, MAR, 2:36.68 PB
3. Lucy ARMITAGE, 3 Aug 2004, GBR, 2:37.18 PB
4. Amanda Marie FRØYNES, 13 Sep 1998, NOR, 2:37.19 NR
5. Wilma NIELSEN, 2 Jun 2001, SWE, 2:37.44 PB
6. Alice MAGNELL-MILLAN, 18 Jun 2005, SWE, 2:37.54 PB
7. Mia BARNETT, 4 Sep 2003, SWE, 2:37.63 PB
8. Malin HOELSVEEN, 25 Jan 2005, NOR, 2:38.08 PB
9. Carmen CERNJUL, 14 Jun 2007, SWE, 2:38.62 NR U20
10. Saga PROVCI, 20 Oct 2004, SWE, 2:40.49 PB
11. Liselot SMOLDERS, 2 Dec 1999, BEL, 2:42.32 PB
12. Lova PERMAN, 24 Apr 2003, SWE, 2:48.39 PB
Veera PERÄLÄ, 18 Mar 2000, FIN, DNF
MEN –
800m National – Race A:
1. Edvin HAGBERT, 1999, Hässelby SK, 1:49.45
2. Jimmy NORD, 2006, Alingsås IF, 1:50.76 PB
3. Jakob Zäll, 2001, Örgryte IS, 1:50.98 PB
…
1000m:
1. Louey OUERRAT, 4 Nov 2004, FRA, 2:16.21 PB/FR*
2. Gary MARTIN, 23 Dec 2003, USA, 2:16.40 PB
3. Sean DOLAN, 19 Mar 2001, USA, 2:17.02 PB
4. Abel TEFFRA, 23 Jan 2002, USA, 2:17.23 PB
5. Tibaut VANDELANNOOTE, 11 Jun 2001, BEL, 2:18.50 PB
6. Cillian KIRWAN, 22 Mar 1996, IRL, 2:18.53 PB
7. Benjamin ÅBERG, 30 May 1995, SWE, 2:19.09 PB
8. Luke HOUSER, 02 May 2001, USA, 2:19.26 PB
9. Sigurd TVEIT, 16 Mar 2000, NOR, 2:19.58 PB
10. Alexander NYSTRÖM, 13 May 2003, SWE, 2:19.86 PB
11. Rok MARKELJ, 14 Apr 2000, SLO, 2:21.51
Ole Jakob HØSTELAND SOLBU, 19 Aug 2003, NOR, DNF
Abedin MUJEZINOVIC, 2 Jun 1993, BIH, DNF
Facility record; previous 2:16.95, Andreas Kramer (SWE), 18-Jun-2023
3000m:
1. Thomas RATCLIFFE, 3 Sep 1997, USA, 7:42.62
2. Ruben VERHEYDEN, 22 Dec 2000, BEL, 7:42.69 PB
3. Juan ZIJDERLAAN, 27 Sep 2005, NED, 7:43.02 PB
4. Fouad MESSAOUDI, 7 Jan 2001, MAR, 7:43.42 PB
5. Liam MURPHY, 02 Apr 2002, USA, 7:44.64 PB
6. Mohammed AHMED, 5 Jan 1991, CAN, 7:45.90
7. Elhassane MOUJAHID, 19 Jan 2000, MAR, 7:47.66 PB
8. Will BARNICOAT, 24 Mar 2003, GBR, 7:47.74 PB
9. Santtu HEIKKINEN, 12 Jun 2002, FIN, 7:48.48 PB
10. Abdullahi Dahir RABI, 27 Mar 2003, NOR, 7:49.33 PB
11. Andreas FJELD HALVORSEN, 14 Sep 2005, NOR, 7:49.40 SB
12. Djilali BEDRANI, 1 Oct 1993, FRA, 7:50.83 PB
13. Vid BOTOLIN, 15 Aug 2002, SLO, 7:51.53 PB
14. Meron GOITOM, 30 Mar 2001, ERI, 8:06.07 PB
…
International Wieslaw Maniak Memorial (9th)
(World Athletics Continental Tour – Bronze)
Szczecin, POL; Wednesday, August 26
Wieslaw Maniak Municipal Athletic Stadium
WOMEN –
800m:
1. Raevyn ROGERS, 7 Sep 1996, USA, 1:58.86
2. Anna WIELGOSZ, 9 Nov 1993, POL, 1:59.31
3. Meghan HUNTER, 31 May 2001, USA, 1:59.55
4. Aleksandra FORMELLA, 27 Oct 2001, POL, 1:59.63 PB
5. Lucy ARMITAGE, 3 Aug 2004, GBR, 1:59.97 PB (first sub-2:00)
6. Maggi CONGDON, 23 Jul 2002, USA, 1:59.99 SB
7. Angelika SARNA, 1 Oct 1997, POL, 2:00.73 SB
8. Elena BELLO’, 18 January 1997, ITA, 2:00.82 SB
9. Carley THOMAS, 26 Dec 2000, AUS, 2:02.95
10. Jennie HAUKE, 6 Feb 1993, GER, 2:04.03
11. Nike DANGELMAIER, 22 Aug 2001, GER, 2:06.67
Izabela SMOLINSKA, 14 Jan 1999, POL, DNF
Addy TOWNSEND, 14 Dec 1997, CAN, DNF/pace
MEN –
800m:
1. Yohanes TEFERA, 28 Mar 2004, ETH, 1:44.99
2. Christian JACKSON, 1 Aug 2003, USA, 1:45.34
=3. Ryan CLARKE, 17 Nov 1997, NED, 1:45.38 SB
=3. Corentin LE CLEZIO, 24 Sep 1999, FRA, 1:45.38
5. Jack HIGGINS, 20 Sep 2001, GBR, 1:45.49
6. Jakub DUDYCHA, 5 Sep 2005, CZE, 1:45.61
7. Ryan SANCHEZ, 22 Sep 1998, PUR, 1:45.79 SB
8. Thomas KEEN, 16 Jun 2001, GBR, 1:46.24 SB
9. Cillian KIRWAN, 22 Mar 1996, IRL, 1:46.67
10. Youssef BENZAMIA, 7 Mar 1993, FRA, 1:47.38
Abdelati EL GUESSE, 27 Feb 1993, MAR, DNF
Piotr KIDON, 22 Feb 2000, POL, DNF
Pablo SANCHEZ-VALLADARES, 12 Nov 1997, ESP, DNF
1500m:
1. Flavien SZOT, 6 Sep 2001, FRA, 3:32.68
2. Foster MALLECK, 12 Aug 2001, CAN, 3:33.32 SB
3. John RENIEWICKI, 3 Oct 1995, USA, 3:33.80
4. Ted HIGGINS, 20 Sep 2001, GBR, 3:34.89 PB
5. Mehmet CELIK, 1 Dec 2001, TUR, 3:35.74
6. Nino JAMBRESIC, 14 Jun 2004, CRO, 3:35.76 PB
7. Bartosz KITLINSKI, 11 Jun 2004, POL, 3:36.17 PB
8. Callum ELSON, 31 Dec 1998, GBR, 3:36.73
9. Arthur GERVAIS, 28 Feb 2000, FRA, 3:37.16
10. Filip SASINEK, 8 Jan 1996, CZE, 3:37.95
11. Sigurd TVEIT, 16 Mar 2000, NOR, 3:38.61
12. Salah Eddine BEN YAZIDE, 6 May 2003, MAR, 3:39.68 PB
13. Piers COPELAND, 26 Nov 1998, GBR, 3:40.04
14. Simone VALDUGA, 21 Jul 2004, ITA, 3:42.15
15. Ashenafi EMANA, 15 Mar 2005, ETH, 3:45.12
16. Yusuke TAKAHASHI, 28 Jul 1999, JPN, 3:46.44
Michal ROZMYS, 13 Mar 1995, POL, DNF
Pol MOYA, 9 Dec 1996, AND, DNF
Pfungstädter Abendsportfest (5th)
Pfungstädt, GER; Wednesday, August 26
TSV Stadion
WOMEN –
800m:
Race 1:
1. Jana Marie BECKER, 11 May 2006, GER, 2:00.74
2. Eveliina MÄÄTTÄNEN, 1 Sep 1995, FIN, 2:01.08
3. Victoria BOSSONG, 5 May 2003, PHI, 2:01.52
4. Maria FREIJ, 24 Oct 1998, SWE, 2:01.96
5. Paula TERHORST, 1 Jul 2007, GER, 2:03.59
6. Maja SCHORR, 10 Jun 2004, GER, 2:04.63
7. Laila YAHYAOUI, 26 Apr 2006, NED, 2:05.20
8. Sophia VOLKMER, 14 May 2002, GER, 2:05.39
9. Anita HINRIKSDOTTIR, 13 Jan 1996, ISL, 2:06.04
10. Justine WEHNER, 15 Apr 2003, GER, 2:06.83
Sabrina HEIL, 11 Nov 2003, GER, DNF
1500m:
Race 1:
1. Annika REISS, 11 Sep 2000, USA, 4:07.32
2. Mia BARNETT, 4 Sep 2003, SWE, 4:07.99
3. Taryn PARKS, 6 May 2002, USA, 4:08.09
4. Annemarie NISSEN, 8 Jul 1994, DEN, 4:08.90
5. Marte HOVLAND, 23 Feb 2005, NOR, 4:09.21
6. Mariska PAREWYCK, 13 Dec 1988, BEL, 4:09.67
7. Laura NICHOLSON, 29 Mar 2000, IRL, 4:09.70
8. Verena MEISL, 17 May 2001, GER, 4:09.73
9. Sintayehu VISSA, 29 Jul 1996, ITA, 4:11.19
10. Rylan ENGELS, USA, 4:12.16
11. Maudie SKYRING, 9 Apr 1997, AUS, 4:12.58
12. Regan YEE, 4 Jul 1995, CAN, 4:14.00
13. Kate CURRENT, 16 Feb 1998, CAN, 4:15.37
14. Yolanda NGARAMBE, 14 September 1991, SWE, 4:15.47
15. Femke ROSBERGEN, 23 Oct 2002, NED, 4:16.43
16. Adva COHEN, 24 Mar 1996, ISR, 4:16.45
17. Marine JOBLIN, 16 Aug 2002, LUX, 4:19.07
18. Franziska SCHINDLER, 27 Oct 1997, GER, 4:23.68
19. Mia Helene MØRCK, 16 November 1999, DEN, 4:46.24
Carlee HANSEN, 2002, USA, DNF
Race 2:
1. Karolina SASYNOVA, 4 Jul 2002, CZE, 4:20.40
2. Anna PETER, 09 Aug 1995, SUI, 4:21.68
3. Sarah KÖCHER, 11 Sep 2005, GER, 4:25.80
…
MEN –
800m:
Race 1:
1. Callum DODDS, 6 Oct 2000, GBR, 1:45.34
2. Sean DOLAN, 19 Mar 2001, USA, 1:45.39
3. Malik SKUPIN-ALFA, 18 Jun 2004, GER, 1:45.61
4. Luke BOYES, 5 Nov 2003, AUS, 1:46.04
5. Tom STÖBER, 20 Oct 2005, GER, 1:46.16
6. John RIVERA, 2 Dec 1998, PUR, 1:46.57
7. Louis BUSCHBECK, 3 Aug 2005, GER, 1:46.59
8. Peyton CRAIG, 28 March 2005, AUS, 1:47.91
Tim HOLZAPFEL, 20 Feb 1997, GER, DNF
Race 2:
1. Adam SPENCER, 4 Oct 2001, AUS, 1:45.70 PB
2. Marc TORTELL, 26 Dec 1997, GER, 1:46.07
3. Vasco MOSSELMAN, 26 Jun 2006, NED, 1:46.23
4. Dion EIJSSEN, 29 Feb 2004, NED, 1:47.18
5. Louis LOW-BEER, 16 Nov 2004, SUI, 1:47.52
6. Jacopo PERON, 11 May 1996, ITA, 1:47.74
7. Robert RUTZ, 22 Jun 2005, GER, 1:50.65
8. Kevin VIEZEE, 20 Jan 1997, NED, 1:51.55
9. Joshua HOFFMANN, 30 Apr 2006, GER, 1:55.78
Okai CHARLES, 29 Dec 2003, GER, DNF
Race 3:
1. Lars VAN HOEVEN, 6 Jun 1999, NED, 1:48.71
2. Musa SULIMAN, 15 Jun 2004, ART, 1:49.58
3. Mathis ESPAGNET, 11 Aug 2003, LUX, 1:49.66
4. Florian ZITTEL, 10 Mar 2002, GER, 1:49.99
5. Djamell VAN VEEN, 30 Jul 2002, NED, 1:50.41
…
1500m:
Race 1:
1. Marco LANGON, 31 Aug 2004, USA, 3:34.22
2. Abraham ALVARADO, 4 Aug 1995, MEX, 3:34.65
3. Davis BOVE, 17 Oct 2000, USA, 3:34.75
4. Jack ANSTEY, 8 Apr 1997, AUS, 3:34.99
5. Aidan RYAN, USA, 3:35.01
6. Henry MCLUCKIE, 3 May 2002, GBR, 3:35.57
7. Arlo LUDEWICK, 6 May 2000, GBR, 3:35.88
8. Santtu HEIKKINEN, 12 Jun 2002, FIN, 3:36.02
9. Maël GOUYETTE, 21 May 1999, FRA, 3:36.47
10. Kieran LUMB, 2 Aug 1998, CAN, 3:37.21
11. Anicet KOZAR, 8 Oct 2001, FRA, 3:37.48
12. Matthew STONIER, 24 Sep 2001, GBR, 3:38.29
13. Fouad MESSAOUDI, 7 Jan 2001, MAR, 3:38.47
14. Samuel TANNER, 24 Aug 2000, NZL, 3:39.64
15. Jude THOMAS, 17 Mar 2002, AUS, 3:40.21
16. Joonas RINNE, 20 May 1995, FIN, 3:41.66
Elhassane MOUJAHID, 19 Jan 2000, MAR, DNF
Sam BLAKE, 11 Jul 1995, AUS, DNF
Race 2:
1. Kane ELLIOTT, 19 Jan 2002, GBR, 3:37.65
2. Kasey KNEVELBAARD, 02 Sep 1996, USA, 3:38.82
3. Rick VAN RIEL, 15 February 2002, NED, 3:39.27
4. Tor HOTUNG-DAVIDSEN, 04 Dec 2001, NOR, 3:40.17
5. Tobias TENT, 04 Dec 2005, GER, 3:40.57
6. Theo QUAX, 27 Dec 1999, NZL, 3:41.00
7. Baptiste MISCHLER, 23 Nov 1997, FRA, 3:41.03
8. Brian FAY, 09 Nov 1998, IRL, 3:41.34
9. Toby GILLEN, 23 May 2001, AUS, 3:41.75
10. Trym FJØSNE-HEXEBERG, 28 Mar 2003, NOR, 3:41.92
11. Mubarik Abdi SAID, 2 May 2008, QAT, 3:42.18
12. Max DIETERICH, 27 Sep 1999, GER, 3:42.34
13. Elia TRIACA, 09 May 2005, SUI, 3:42.47
14. David SCHELLER, 10 Jul 2006, GER, 3:42.51
15. Leonard MARKEN, 13 Dec 2003, FIN, 3:42.95
…
Weltklasse Zürich (95th)
(14th Stop of the 2026 Wanda Diamond League)
Zürich, SUI; Thursday, August 27
Letzigrund
Prize Money: Indicated in USD (higher first place prize money for DL+ disciplines)
NOTE: At a terrific edition of this classic meeting, where both Alison Dos Santos and Masai Russell set world records in the 400mH (45.80) and 100mH (12.09) respectively, the distance races were also excellent. The top race was the women’s 800m (DL+) where Audrey Werro beat Femke Broeders-Bol 1:53.70 to 1:54.71. Werro’s mark was a Diamond League and meeting record, a Swiss national record, and a 2026 world leader. Broeders-Bol broke her own Dutch record. In the men’s 800m, Emmanuel Wanyonyi just edged Djamel Sedjati, 1:41.76 to 1:41.83. Wanyonyi’s time was a world leader. Americans Parker Wolfe and Cole Hocker won the 3000m and 1500m, respectively, and Wolfe set a broke Saïd Aouita’s 40 year-old meeting record –Ed.
WOMEN –
800m (DL+):
1. Audrey WERRO, 27 Mar 2004, SUI, 1:53.70 DLR^/MR*/NR/WL (USD 20,000)
2. Femke BROEDERS-BOL, 23 Feb 2000, NED, 1:54.71 NR (USD 6000)
3. Georgia HUNTER BELL, 17 Oct 1993, GBR, 1:55.03 SB (USD 4000)
4. Saida TSEHAYE, 7 Jul 2008, ETH, 1:57.33 (USD 3000)
5. Jessica HULL, 22 Oct 1996, AUS, 1:58.24 (USD 2500)
6. Veronica VANCARDO, 26 Sep 2000, SUI, 1:58.49 (USD 2000)
7. Eloisa COIRO, 01 Dec 2000, ITA, 1:58.53 (USD 1500)
8. Valentina ROSAMILIA, 27 Jan 2003, SUI, 1:59.46 (USD 1000)
9. Sarah BILLINGS, 7 Mar 1998, AUS, 1:59.67 (USD 500)
Myrte VAN DER SCHOOT, 16 Apr 2004, NED, DNF/pace (55.36 at 400m)
^Diamond League record; previous 1:53.80, Audrey Werro (SUI), Paris, 28-Jun-2026
*Meeting record; previous 1:54.01, Pamela Jelimo (KEN), 29-Aug-2008
U18 1000m:
1. Eline EBERLIN, SUI, 2:45.16
2. Maxine LIBENS-THEIN, 29 May 2012, LUX, 2:48.87
3. Joya SEIDEL, 23 Jul 2013, SUI, 2:50.55
4. Anna Malea SPICHIGER, 2014, SUI, 2:51.25
5. Seraina HARI, 1 Feb 2014, SUI, 2:51.29
…
1500m (Promotional Event):
1. Ludovica CAVALLI, 20 Dec 2000, ITA, 4:03.27 (USD 5000)
2. Heather MACLEAN, 31 Aug 1995, USA, 4:03.57 SB (USD 3000)
3. Marta GARCIA, 01 Jan 1998, ESP, 4:03.86 SB (USD 2000)
4. Lucia STAFFORD, 17 Aug 1998, CAN, 4:04.12 (USD 1500)
5. Linden HALL, 20 Jun 1991, AUS, 4:04.32 (USD 1250)
6. Weronika LIZAKOWSKA, 2 Nov 1998, POL, 4:04.38 (USD 1000)
7. Joceline WIND, 12 Sep 2000, SUI, 4:05.41 (USD 750)
8. Susan EJORE-SANDERS, 9 Nov 1995, KEN, 4:06.31 (USD 500)
9. Katie SNOWDEN, 09 Mar 1994, GBR, 4:08.21 (USD 500)
10. Delia SCLABAS, 08 November 2000, SUI, 4:08.44 (USD 500)
11. Gaia SABBATINI, 10 Jun 1999, ITA, 4:10.75 (USD 500)
12. Sophie O’SULLIVAN, 23 Dec 2001, IRL, 4:12.25 (USD 500)
Salome AFONSO, 19 Nov 1997, POR, DNF
Lindsey BUTLER, 28 Aug 2000, USA, DNF/pace (2:06.12 at 800m)
3000m S/C (DL):
1. Faith CHEROTICH, 13 July 2004, KEN, 8:55.82 (USD 10,000)
2. Doris LEMNGOLE, 05 Feb 2002, KEN, 8:55.94 PB (USD 6000)
3. Peruth CHEMUTAI, 10 Jul 1999, UGA, 8:58.28 (USD 4000)
4. Lexy HALLADAY, 23 Jul 2001, USA, 9:11.10 (USD 3000)
5. Elise THORNER, 16 Mar 2001, GBR, 9:11.41 (USD 2500)
6. Gesa KRAUSE, 03 Aug 1992, GER, 9:12.27 (USD 2000)
7. Lea MEYER, 16 Sep 1997, GER, 9:13.50 (USD 1500)
8. Olivia GÜRTH, 31 May 2002, GER, 9:15.07 PB (USD 1000)
9. Gabrielle JENNINGS, 15 Sep 1998, USA, 9:16.54 (USD 500)
10. Ilona MONONEN, 18 Dec 2003, FIN, 9:17.50 (USD 500)
11. Alemnat WALLE, 29 January 2006, ETH, 9:20.14 (USD 500)
12. Gracie HYDE, 12 Dec 1999, USA, 9:20.75 (USD 500)
13. Alice FINOT, 9 Feb 1991, FRA, 9:27.07
14. Emma COBURN, 19 Oct 1990, USA, 9:36.83
Cara FEAIN-RYAN, 5 Feb 1999, AUS, DNF/pace (2:58.42 at 1000m]
Flavie RENOUARD, 10 Sep 2000, FRA, DNF
MEN –
800m (Promotional Event):
1. Emmanuel WANYONYI, 01 Aug 2004, KEN, 1:41.76 WL (USD 10,000)
[49.8 / 52.0]
2. Djamel SEDJATI, 3 May 1999, ALG, 1:41.83 SB (USD 6000)
3. Slimane MOULA, 25 Feb 1999, ALG, 1:43.52 (USD 4000)
4. Jake WIGHTMAN, 11 Jul 1994, GBR, 1:43.76 SB (USD 3000)
5. Gabriel TUAL, 9 Apr 1998, FRA, 1:43.89 (USD 2500)
6. Wyclife KINYAMAL, 2 Jul 1997, KEN, 1:44.25 SB (USD 2000)
7. Navasky ANDERSON, 21 Jan 2000, JAM, 1:44.31 (USD 1500)
8. Ramon WIPFLI, 30 Jun 2004, SUI, 1:44.76 (USD 1000)
9. Ivan PELIZZA, 17 Dec 2000, SUI, 1:45.05 (USD 500)
Mohamed ATTAOUI, 26 Sep 2001, ESP, DNF
Patryk SIERADZKI, 6 Oct 1998, POL, DNF/pace (1:02.6 at 500m)
Maciej WYDERKA, 29 Jul 2002, POL, DNF/pace (1:15.0 at 600m)
U18 1000m:
1. Luuk BLATTNER, SUI, 2:25.19
2. Luc SOM, 5 Apr 2013, SUI, 2:26.75
3. Roman SALZMANN, 21 Oct 2013, SUI, 2:29.47
4. Gaël PECCOUD, SUI, 2:29.78
5. Fabian ZIHLMANN, 7 Jan 2012, SUI, 2:31.16
…
1500m (DL+):
1. Cole HOCKER, 6 Jun 2001, USA, 3:31.71 (USD 20,000)
[53.81 last 400m]
2. Phanuel Kipkosgei KOECH, 1 Dec 2006, KEN, 3:31.84 (USD 6000)
3. Yared NUGUSE, 1 Jun 1999, USA, 3:31.85 (USD 4000)
4. Anass ESSAYI, 18 May 2001, MAR, 3:32.05 (USD 3000)
5. Jakob INGEBRIGTSEN, 19 Sep 2000, NOR, 3:32.16 (USD 2500)
6. Hobbs KESSLER, 15 Mar 2003, USA, 3:32.35 (USD 2000)
7. Vincent CIATTEI, 21 Jan 1995, USA, 3:32.50 (USD 1500)
8. Robert FARKEN, 20 September 1997, GER, 3:32.63 (USD 1000)
9. Jake HEYWARD, 26 Apr 1999, GBR, 3:32.73 (USD 500)
10. Ethan STRAND, 19 Oct 2002, USA, 3:32.95 (USD 500)
11. Timothy CHERUIYOT, 20 Nov 1995, KEN, 3:33.01 (USD 500)
12. Stefan NILLESSEN, 2 Jan 2003, NED, 3:33.59 (USD 500)
13. Azeddine HABZ, 19 Jul 1993, FRA, 3:33.88
14. Anas LAGTIY CHAOUDAR, 17 Jan 2004, FRA, 3:34.38
15. Isaac NADER, 17 Aug 1999, POR, 3:35.31
16. Samuel PIHLSTRÖM, 8 Mar 2001, SWE, 3:39.15
Ben CLARIDGE, 12 Nov 1997, GBR, DNF/pace (1:53.0 at 800m)
Zan RUDOLF, 9 May 1993, SLO, DNF/pace (2:37.8 at 1100m)
3000m (DL):
1. Parker WOLFE, 27 Jul 2003, USA, 7:27.43 PB/MR^ (USD 10,000)
[First DL win; 54.7 last lap; USA #2 all-time outdoors]
2. Graham BLANKS, 24 Apr 2002, USA, 7:27.92 PB (USD 6000)
3. Cameron MYERS, 9 Jun 2006, AUS, 7:27.97 (USD 4000)
4. Egide NTAKARUTIMANA, 21 Oct 1997, BDI, 7:28.13 PB (USD 3000)
5. Biniam MEHARY, 20 Dec 2006, ETH, 7:28.18 PB (USD 2500)
6. Ky ROBINSON, 27 Feb 2002, AUS, 7:29.13 PB (USD 2000)
7. Grant FISHER, 22 Apr 1997, USA, 7:29.74 SB (USD 1500)
8. Nico YOUNG, 27 Jul 2002, USA, 7:31.76 PB (USD 1000)
9. Abdihamid NUR, 14 Oct 1997, USA, 7:33.30 PB (USD 500)
10. Mezgebu SIME, 7 Oct 2005, ETH, 7:35.56 PB (USD 500)
11. Abdrselam WORKU, 13 Jan 2006, ETH, 7:35.70 (USD 500)
12. Waberi Igueh HOUSSEIN, 1 Jan 2008, DJI, 7:44.39 (USD 500)
13. Abdisa FAYISA, 24 Apr 2005, ETH, 7:46.23
14. Dominic LOBALU, 16 Aug 1998, SUI, 7:49.51 SB
15. Eduardo HERRERA, 23 Sep 1997, MEX, 7:50.45
Boaz KIPRUGUT, 18 May 1998, KEN, DNF/pace (3:59.1 at 1600m)
Filip OSTROWSKI, 12 Jul 2001, POL, DNF/pace (2:58.1 at 1200m)
^Meeting record; previous 7:32.54 Saïd Aouita (MAR), 13-Aug-1986
Monmouth Mile (7th)
Lincroft, NJ, USA; Thursday, August 27
Dr. George Sheehan Track & Field Complex at Christian Brothers Academy
Event Mile Records: Men, 3:52.41, Paul Ryan (adidas), 2022; Women, 4:28.07, Laurie Barton (Brooks Beasts Track Club), 2023
Prize Money: Limited to women’s elite 800m and men’s elite mile; see complete details below
WOMEN –
Elite 800m:
1. McKenna Keegan, ASICS, 2:00.55 ($1500)
2. Christina Aragon, Nike Swoosh TC, 2:01.92 ($750)
3. Kristie Schoffield, Brooks Beast TC, 2:02.48 ($500)
4. Emily Richards, Central Park TC, 2:02.92
5. Olivia Baker, Atlanta TC Elite, 2:04.29
6. Kassidy Johnson, UA Mission Run, 2:04.70
7. Star Price, Lighthorse TC, 2:05.07
8. Susan Aneno (UGA), Central Park TC, 2:06.84
MEN –
Elite 800m:
1. Hazem Miawad (EGY), Empire Elite TC, 1:46.22
2. Lloyd Frilot, UA Baltimore, 1:46.56
3. Edose Ibadin (NGR), UA Baltimore, 1:47.21
4. Alex Amankwah (GHA), UA Baltimore, 1:47.34
5. Rynard Swanepoel (RSA), Atlanta TC Elite, 1:48.53
6. Thomas Staines (GBR), Unattached, 1:48.91
7. Henry Frasca, Unattached, 1:49.93
Hassan Abidi, Elite Distance, DNF/pace (51.24 at 400m)
Elite Mile:
1. Sam Ellis, Atlanta TC Elite, 3:55.30 ($1500)
2. Sair Salgado, UA Dark Sky Distance, 3:55.83 ($750)
3. Ben Allen, Empire Elite TC, 3:55.95 ($500)
4. Charlie O’Donovan (IRL), Unattached, 3:56.23
5. Austen Dalquist, Bandit, 3:56.51
6. Eric Holt, Empire Elite TC, 3:56.81
7. Ryan Fowkes, Enclave, 3:58.26
8. Will Coogan, Unattached, 3:58.63
9. Tim McInerney, Enclave, 3:59.23
10. Gerson Montes de Oca, Unattached, 3:59.32
11. Jack Pinho, BAA, 3:59.84
12. Damien Dilcher, UA Baltimore, 4:03.23
13. Shane Cohen, Nike, 4:08.30
14. Joshua Green, Unattached, 4:08.58
15. Will Cuthbertson, Empire Elite TC, 4:13.36
16. Billy Hill, Garden State TC, 4:14.61
UTMB Mont Blanc (23rd)
Chamonix, FRA; August 25 – 30
Distances: See below
Finishers: See below
NOTE: In the OCC (about 62 km) Lauren Gregory (USA) beat Naomi Lang (GBR) by just three seconds. Also, Courtney Dauwalter dropped out of the UTMB –Ed.
UTMB (28/19h45 start): 173.6 km loop with 9700m elevation gain/loss; start/finish in Chamonix; 724 finishers
WOMEN –
1. Dr. Blandine HIRONDEL, FRA, 21:54:49
2. Rachel ENTREKIN, USA, 22:15:54
3. Emily SCHMITZ (45+), USA, 22:17:28
4. Careth ARNOLD, USA, 23:05:20
5. Jazmine LOWTHER, CAN, 23:21:55
6. Katarzyna DOMBROWSKA, POL, 23:27:34
7. Lucy BARTHOLOMEW, AUS, 23:44:29
8. Antonina IUSHINA, ANA, 23:49:58
9. Anne-Cecile THEVENOT (40+), FRA, 24:02:00
10. Anne-Sofie POLLESTAD (40+), NOR, 24:04:56
Courtney DAUWALTER, USA, DNF (at about 68 km)
MEN –
1. Ben DHIMAN, USA, 18:16:29
2. Baptiste CHASSAGNE, FRA, 18:47:38
3. Caleb OLSON, USA, 18:48:24
4. Virgile MORISET, FRA, 19:00:23
5. Joaquin LOPEZ, ECU, 19:06:48
6. Hannes NAMBERGER, GER, 19:13:51
7. Gautier BONNECARRERE, FRA, 19:23:16
8. Antoine CHARVOLIN, FRA, 19:40:33
9. Yannick NOEL (40+), FRA, 19:51:42
10. Jean-Philippe TSCHUMI (40+), SUI, 19:58:24
Vincent BOUILLARD, FRA, DNF (at about 68 km)
CCC (28/09h00 start): 108 km with 6200m elevation gain/loss from Courmayeur to Chamonix; 1516 finishers
WOMEN –
1. Yngvild KASPERSEN, NOR, 12:01:14
2. Toni MCCANN, RSA, 12:06:14
3. Miao YAO, CHN, 12:15:41
4. Jennifer LICHTER, USA, 12:24:01
5. Caitlin FIELDER, NZL, 12:25:17
MEN –
1. Cristian MINOGGIO (40+), ITA, 10:21:48
2. Miguel ARSENIO, POR, 10:27:25
3. Hans TROYER, USA, 10:33:29
4. Luke GRENFELL-SHAW, GBR, 10:47:23
5. Simon PACCARD, FRA, 10:50:59
6. Daniel JONES, NZL, 10:54:14
OCC (27/08h15 start): 61.4 km with 3342 elevation gain and 3222m elevation loss from Orsieres to Chamonix; 1563 finishers
WOMEN –
1. Lauren GREGORY, USA, 6:08:07
2. Naomi LANG, GBR, 6:08:10
3. Sara ALONSO, ESP, 6:09:11
4. Makena MORLEY, USA, 6:16:37
5. Ida Amelie ROBSAHM, NOR, 6:27:34
6. Judith WYDER, SUI, 6:28:44
7. HAU HA THI, VIE, 6:34:18
8. Greta GARCIA MORAN, ESP, 6:34:43
9. Bailey KOWALCZYK, USA, 6:36:18
10. Daniela OEMUS, GER, 6:40:18
MEN –
1. Frederic TRANCHAND, FRA, 5:10:08
2. Nashon KIPLIMO, KEN, 5:14:37
3. Miguel BENITEZ, ESP, 5:17:43
4. Sylvain CACHARD, FRA, 5:21:35
5. Alain SANTAMARIA BLANCO, ESP, 5:28:24
6. Anton GUSTAFSSON, SWE, 5:28:27
7. Francesco PUPPI, ITA, 5:29:15
8. Robbie SIMPSON, GBR, 5:29:55
9. Dawid MALINA, POL, 5:29:58
10. Leonard MITRICA, ROU, 5:30:31
TDS (24): 150.5 km with 9305m elevation gain and 9492m elevation loss from Courmayeur to Chamonix; 715 finishers
WOMEN –
1. Sarah VIEUILLE (40+), FRA, 22:08:16
2. Alice MEIGNIE, FRA, 22:30:29
3. Alyssa CLARK, USA, 22:54:19
MEN –
1. Remy BRASSAC, FRA, 19:28:43
2. Pierre-Adrien HIVERT, FRA, 20:14:26
3. Nicolas COURT, FRA, 20:56:52
adidas Stockholm Halvmarathon (25th)
Stockholm, SWE; Saturday, August 29
Distance: 21.1 km (WA/AIMS certified and record-eligible)
Finishers: 8979 men + 6583 women + 6 non-binary + 20 not categorized = 15,588 total (up from 15,497 in 2025)
WOMEN –
1. Katherine Tisalema Puruncaja, ECU, 1:13:15
[17:11 / 34:30 / 52:11 / 1:09:37]
2. Hanna Lindholm (1979), Eskilstuna FI, 1:13:53 (45+)
3. Malin Starfelt, Runacademy IF, 1:15:47
4. Vilma Von Krusenstierna, Unattached, 1:16:46
5. Towa Nilsson, Högby IF, 1:17:31
6. Liz Romo, MEX, 1:18:19
7. Amanda Nekby, Runacademy IF, 1:19:56
MEN (gun times) –
1. Enzo Marie, FRA, 1:03:35
[14:47 / 29:32 / 44:48 / 1:00:24]
2. Senay Fissehatsion, ERI, 1:03:38
3. Lewis Hannigan, GBR, 1:03:40
4. Ebba Tulu Chala, Hässelby SK, 1:03:50
5. Yohannes Kiflay, Hässelby SK, 1:04:58
6. Fredrik Sandvik, NOR, 1:05:12
7. Samuel Tsegay, Unattached, 1:05:47
Giro delle Mura Città di Feltre (37th)
Feltre, ITA; Saturday, August 29 (night race; 18:45 start)
Distance: 9.5 km
NOTE: Yemaneberhan Crippa, who won this race the last four years, did not compete this year –Ed.
ELITE MEN –
1. Abderrazzak GASMI, 2001, ATLETICA CASONE NOCETO, 26:10
2. Abrham Carson GOTTI, 2005, ATLETICA CASONE NOCETO, 26:28
3. Jacob Kipkorir KOSGEI, 1995, KEN, 26:35
4. Giuseppe GRAVANTE, 2001, CALCESTRUZZI CORRADINI EXCELS, 26:36
5. Luca ALFIERI, 2000, ATLETICA CASONE NOCETO, 26:45
Internationaler Schortenser JEVER-FUN-LAUF (39th)
Schortens, GER; Saturday, August 29
Distance: 10 mi.; certified (member of German Road Races); slightly under than 4 laps of a 4.125 km loop
Course Records: Men, 45:23, Shadrack Kemboi (KEN), 2010; Women, 52:27, Naom Jebet (KEN), 2017
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Svenja PINGPANK, 1996, Hannover Athletics, 56:01
2. Jacelyn GRUPPEN, 1989, NED, 56:07
3. Katharina SAATHOFF, 2000, LC Braunschweig, 57:19
4. Lisa HUWATSCHEK, 1991, Hannover 96, 57:40
5. Fenna FRÖHLICH, 1997, LBV Phönix Lübeck, 1:03:47
MEN (gun times) –
1. Yihun FANTAHUN, 2003, ETH, 47:41
2. Tom HENDRIKSE, 1998, NED, 48:34
3. Moses Dargie MEGESHA, 2003, ETH, 49:18
4. Abdi UYA, 1995, ETH, 51:27
5. Jonas KULGEMEYER, 2004, OTB Osnabrück, 51:35
TCS Sydney Marathon (29th) & 10-K
(Abbott World Marathon Majors / World Athletics Platinum Label Road Race / Australian Marathon Championships)
Sydney, AUS; Sunday, August 30
Distances: 42.195 km (WA/AIMS certified; point-to-point course from North Sydney to the Sydney Opera House; start/finish separation is minimal, but the course drops 1.82m/km so not record-eligible)
Finishers: 22,476 men + 13,707 womenn + 105 non-binary/not reported = 36,288 total (up from 32,757 in 2025); Mini-Marathon (5-K), 5273 men + 5984 women + 36 non-binary/not reported = 11,203 total
Event Records (Marathon): Men, NEW (see below); Women, 2:18:22, Sifan Hassan (NED), 2025
Prize Money: Indicated in USD for top overall finishers and AUD for Australian athletes competing in the national championships
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_SydMa.htm (through 2017)
NOTE: The men’s and women’s races played out very differently here. On the men’s side, the race was both fast and tactical. After a halfway split of 1:02:29 and a surge at 25-K by Tebello Ramakongoana which was covered, seven men were still together at the 40-K mark. That set up a two-up, long sprint between Ethiopians Addisu Gobena and Dhimdessa Debele in the final 400 meters. Gobena got the win by four seconds, and his time of 2:04:42 was a new course record. Tebello Ramakongoana won an even tighter and later sprint for third place, beating reigning world champion Alphonce Simbu by just a fraction of a second (both men were timed in 2:04:57). On the women’s side, 46 year-old Priscah Cherono tried a bold, solo strategy that ultimately failed. She ripped through halfway in 1:07:59, but was caught between 25 and 30 km by Tokyo 2020 champion Peres Jepchirchir and Irine Cheptai, both from Kenya. Jepchirchir pulled away to win easily in 2:18:31, just 9 seconds outside of Sifan Hassan’s 2025 course record. Remarkably, Jepchirchir now has marathon victories in Valencia (2020), the Olympic Games (2021), New York (2021), Boston (2022), London (2024), and the World Championships (2025). The Australian national titles went to Ellie Pashley (2:28:28) and Andrew Buchanan (2:10:14). Izzy Batt-Doyle participated as a pacemaker for women and did not finish –Ed.
Marathon (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Peres JEPCHIRCHIR, 27 Sep 1993, KEN, 2:18:31 (USD 100,000)
[1:08:28 / 1:10:03]
2. Irine CHEPTAI, 04 Feb 1992, KEN, 2:22:11 (USD 60,000)
3. Shure DEMISE, 21 Jan 1996, ETH, 2:22:33 (USD 40,000)
4. Haven Hailu DESSE, 10 Sep 1998, ETH, 2:22:57 (USD 25,000)
5. Meseret ABEBAYAHAU, 28 Jun 1998, ETH, 2:23:40 (USD 15,000)
—- (the above athletes earned 2027 WAC qualify marks) —
6. Priscah CHERONO, 27 Jun 1980, KEN, 2:23:49 (USD 10,000)
[1:07:59 / 1:15:50]
7. Stella CHESANG, 1 Dec 1996, UGA, 2:23:52 (USD 7000)
8. Fikrte WERETA, 21 Sep 2000, ETH, 2:25:18 (USD 5000)
9. Ellie PASHLEY, 10 Dec 1988, AUS, 2:28:28 (USD 3000 + AUD 30,000#)
10. Aberu AYANA, 17 Sep 2000, ETH, 2:28:30 (USD 2000)
11. Milly CLARK, 1 Mar 1989, AUS, 2:29:47 (AUD 20,000#)
12. Mizuki NISHIMURA, 3 Dec 2004, JPN, 2:31:01
13. Caitlin SCOTT, 7 Jul 1997, AUS, 2:31:11 (AUD 10,000#)
14. Mikky KEETELS, 25 Jan 1999, NED, 2:40:23
15. Rosie WEBER-KEARNS, 12 Mar 1993, AUS, 2:40:56 (AUD 5000#)
16. Shiu Yan Leanne SZETO, 5 Jan 1991, HKG, 2:42:56
17. Sarah LUDOWICI, 4 Aug 1993, AUS, 2:43:04 (AUD 2500#)
18. Melina KÜRSCHNER, 30 Jul 1998, CAN, 2:43:09
19. Kathryn PARKINSON, 10 Jul 1983, AUS, 2:43:22
20. Kimberly BENNETT, 24 Nov 1988, CAN, 2:44:05
21. Ciara LOSTY, 15 Jul 2000, AUS, 2:44:24
22. Sophie HOUGHTON, 08 May 1999, AUS, 2:45:46
23. Olivia WEIMER, 11 Mar 1999, AUS, 2:45:55
24. Jane FARDELL, 7 Feb 1980, AUS, 2:46:21
25. Samantha BARRETT, 15 Feb 1990, USA, 2:46:45
Isobel BATT-DOYLE, AUS, DNF/pace (1:10:34 at half, 1:23:48 at 25 km)
#Earned national championships prize money
MEN –
1. Addisu GOBENA, 20 Oct 2004, ETH, 2:04:42 CR^ (USD 100,000 + 25,000^)
[1:02:29 / 1:02:13]
2. Chimdessa DEBELE, 13 September 2003, ETH, 2:04:46 (USD 60,000)
[1:02:29 / 1:02:17]
3. Tebello RAMAKONGOANA, 13 Oct 1996, LES, 2:04:57 (USD 40,000)
[1:02:31 / 1:02:26]
4. Alphonce SIMBU, 14 Feb 1992, TAN, 2:04:57 (USD 25,000)
5. Jemal MEKONEN, 11 Sep 1996, ETH, 2:04:59 (USD 15,000)
—- (the above athletes earned 2027 WAC qualify marks) —
6. Hailemaryam KIROS, 5 Feb 1997, ETH, 2:05:16 (USD 10,000)
7. Vincent Kipkemoi NGETICH, 3 Jan 1999, KEN, 2:05:28 (USD 7000)
8. Dawit WOLDE, 19 May 1991, ETH, 2:06:41 (USD 5000)
9. Kennedy KIMUTAI, 3 Jun 1999, KEN, 2:06:50 (USD 3000)
10. Gilbert KIBET, 13 Aug 1994, KEN, 2:07:13 (USD 2000)
11. Enock KINYAMAL, 21 May 1995, KEN, 2:08:02
12. Seifu TURA, 19 Jun 1997, ETH, 2:08:26
13. Ethan SHULEY, 27 Apr 1998, USA, 2:08:34
14. Sisay LEMMA, 12 Dec 1990, ETH, 2:08:47
15. Capital DEGEFA, 18 Sep 1995, ETH, 2:09:58
16. Andrew BUCHANAN, 10 Apr 1991, AUS, 2:10:14 (AUD 30,000#)
17. Hagos GEBRHIWET, 11 May 1994, ETH, 2:10:56
18. Timothy KIPLAGAT, 18 Sep 1993, KEN, 2:12:09
19. Chala REGASA, 30 Apr 1997, ETH, 2:12:14
20. Yudai FUKUDA, 19 Nov 1996, JPN, 2:13:28
21. Tim VINCENT, 6 September 1998, AUS, 2:13:54 (AUD 20,000#)
22. Liam BOUDIN, 03 Sep 1997, AUS, 2:14:58 (AUD 10,000#)
23. Kosei SHIRAISHI, 23 Jun 2002, JPN, 2:15:00
24. Yoshihiro MAEDA, 5 Jun 2000, JPN, 2:15:19
25. Thomas DO CANTO, 30 May 1986, AUS, 2:15:25 (AUD 5000#)
26. James NIPPERESS, 21 May 1990, AUS, 2:17:45 (AUD 2500#)
27. Yusuke SHIBUYA, 10 Aug 1992, JPN, 2:18:22
28. Haoran WU, 10 Sep 1991, CHN, 2:18:23
29. Michael ROEGER, 14 May 1988, AUS, 2:18:36
30. Fraser DARCY, 26 Oct 1994, AUS, 2:18:43
31. Gen HACHISUKA, 29 Nov 1994, JPN, 2:19:39
32. Paxton SMITH, 13 Feb 1998, USA, 2:19:59
^Course record/USD 25,000 bonus; previous 2:06:06, Hailemaryam Kiros Kebedew (ETH), 2025
#Earned national championships prize money
5-K (gun times) –
WOMEN –
1. Ruby MADDEN, 16:40
2. Eliza LAWTON, 17:32
3. Sophie HUFTON, 17:36
MEN –
1. Luke SHAW, 14:34
2. Harrison MCCLUSKY, 14:46
3. Matthew SHAW, 15:02
Hokkaido Marathon (38th)
(World Athletics Label Road Race)
Sapporo, JPN; Sunday, August 30
Distance: 42.195 km; World Athletics-certified, record-eligible course with no start/finish separation
Finishers: 14,936 men + 2968 women = 17,904 total
Event Records: Men, 2:10:13, Ambesse Tolosa (ETH), 1998; Women, NEW (see below)
NOTE: With valuable assistance from BRETT LARNER. In the men’s race, Hibiki Yoshida had a 25-second lead at 35 km, but faded badly to finish ninth. The win went to Jin Yuasa in 2:10:46 and he and second and third place Ken Tansho and Masato Arao booked qualifying positions for the 2028 Japanese Olympic Trials known as the Marathon Grand Championships, or MGC. Hitomi Niiya won the women’s race easily in a course record of 2:24:14. As in the men’s race, second and third place Seira Fuwa (making her debut) and Kaena Takeyama all booked MGC qualifying spots –Ed.
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Hitomi Niiya, JPN, 2:24:14 CR^
[1:12:24 / 1:11:50]
2. Seira Fuwa, JPN, 2:26:04 DB
3. Kaena Takeyama, JPN, 2:28:08 PB
4. Shiori Yoshizono, JPN, 2:28:43 DB
5. Madoka Nakano, JPN, 2:29:38
6. Hikaru Kitagawa, JPN, 2:30:37
7. Kaede Hagitani, JPN, 2:31:20 DB
8. Aimisa Murayama, JPN, 2:32:51 PB
9. Sakiho Tsutsui, JPN, 2:32:54
10. Yuga Nagatomo, JPN, 2:33:13
11. Yuki Toyoda, JPN, 2:38:27
12. Miyu Fukada, JPN, 2:40:43
13. Koto Hiramura, JPN, 2:41:35
14. Miyuki Shibata, JPN, 2:44:25
15. Mizuki Oda, JPN, 2:45:16
^Course record; previous 2:25:10, Kiyoko Shimahara (JPN), 2009
MEN (gun times) –
1. Jin Yuasa, JPN, 2:10:46
[1:04:41 / 1:06:05]
2. Ken Tansho, JPN, 2:10:55 DB
3. Masato Arao, JPN, 2:10:59
4. Shoki Yamaguchi, JPN, 2:11:47 DB
5. Ken Yokote, JPN, 2:11:57
6. Shuho Dairokuno, JPN, 2:12:03
7. Masahiro Fukumoto, JPN, 2:12:46 DB
8. Toru Kubota, JPN, 2:13:03 DB
9. Hibiki Yoshida, JPN, 2:13:16
10. Kento Nishi, JPN, 2:13:22
11. Akito Terui, JPN, 2:13:22
12. Masatoshi Sakata, JPN, 2:13:23
13. Minoru Kameda, JPN, 2:13:35
14. Reishi Yoshida, JPN, 2:14:10
15. Takashi Ichida, JPN, 2:14:51
16. Yuta Koyama, JPN, 2:15:05
17. Masaki Sakuda, JPN, 2:15:20
18. Kosuke Tuzimura, JPN, 2:15:25
19. Kotaro Tajima, JPN, 2:15:35
20. Takayuki Iida, JPN, 2:15:54
21. Kyosuke Hanao, JPN, 2:16:07
22. Kiyomi Yokosawa, JPN, 2:16:07
23. Hiroaki Furukawa, JPN, 2:16:07
24. Masashi Nonaka, JPN, 2:16:36
25. Kazuma Ohata, JPN, 2:17:26
26. Ryo Osaki, JPN, 2:17:33
27. Tetsuya Yoroizaka, JPN, 2:17:53
28. Kotaro Suzuki, JPN, 2:19:34
29. Masanori Sumida, JPN, 2:19:46
30. Takuma Takemura, JPN, 2:19:58
Hollywoodbets Durban 10-K
Durban, RSA; Sunday, August 30
Distance: 10 km, World Athletics-certified and record-eligible
Finishers: 9483 (up from 9451 in 2025)
NOTE: Miler Tshepo Tshite showed his distance chops, getting the win in the men’s race. Tayla Kavanagh continued her excellent season, dominating the women’s race (despite falling in the early kilometers) and getting her seventh race win of the year (on all surfaces). Tshepo Tshite, a 3:31.35 1500m runner, showed he can also run distance winning the men’s division in 28:18 –Ed.
MEN (gun times) –
1. Tshepo TSHITE, PHANTANE AC, 28:18
2. Stephen Ngigi KANGETHE, KEN, 28:21
3. Kabelo MULAUDZI, BOXER AC, 28:28
4. Benette SELOYI, BOXER AC, 28:29
5. Cwenga NOSE, PHANTANE AC, 28:34
6. Stephen MOKOKA, HOLLYWOOD ATHLETICS CLUB AGN, 28:51
7. Musawenkosi MNISI, BOXER AC, 28:53
8. Bongelani MKHWANAZI, UNATTACHED, 28:54
9. Elex MOYO, HOLLYWOOD, 28:57
10. Thabang MOSIAKO, NEDBANK, 29:00
11. Tukiso MOTLOMELO, MCKIRDY TRAINED, 29:06
12. Namakoe NKHASI, NEDBANK RUNNING CLUB LESOTHO, 29:12
13. Pontsho MOTAUNG, PHANTANE AC, 29:20
14. Malefane RAMOSEBETSI, FOURWAYS ROAD RUNNERS (LONEHILL), 29:23
15. Ryan MPHAHLELE, PHANTANE AC, 29:29
16. Pakiso MTHEMBU, MAXED ELITE, 29:31
17. Lebenya NKOKA, MAXED ELITE, 29:37
18. Chris MHLANGA, BOXER AC, 29:45
19. Sibusiso KUBHEKA, XCEL RUNNING CLUB, 29:48
20. Edward MOTHIBI, HOLLYWOOD ATHLETICS CLUB CNW, 29:49
21. Leslie MOKOENA, PHANTANE AC, 29:49
22. Luyanda MBAJWA, DUT AC, 29:52
23. Tiisang MOLOPO, HOLLYWOOD ATHLETICS CLUB CNW, 29:59
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Tayla KAVANAGH, HOLLYWOOD ATHLETICS CLUB, 31:39
2. Neheng KHATALA (LES), HOLLYWOOD ATHLETICS CLUB, 32:01
3. Karabo MAILULA, BOXER AC, 33:01
4. Cacisile SOSIBO, BOXER AC, 33:07
5. Irvette VAN ZYL, HOLLYWOOD ATHLETICS CLUB, 33:40
6. Dikeledi MAJARA, NEDBANK RUNNING CLUB, 34:03
7. Cian GERBER, HOLLYWOOD ATHLETICS CLUB, 34:10
8. Karabo MORE, BOXER AC, 34:28
9. Ntsoaki MOLAHLOE, PHANTANE AC, 34:49
10. Malineo MAHLOKO, MAXED ELITE, 35:00
Kärnten Läuft – Wörthersee Halbmarathon (25th)
From Velden to Klagenfurt, AUT; Sunday, August 30
Distance: 21.1 km (WA/AIMS certified. Point to point course with start in Velden am Wörther See and finish at Whörtersee Stadium in Klagenfurt. Not record-eligible since start/finish separation is 80%)
Finishers: 2722 men + 1553 women = 4275 total (up from 3140 in 2025)
Course Records: Women, 1:08:02, Florence Kiplagat (KEN), 2011; Men, 59:45, Geoffrey Ronoh (KEN), 2014
Prize Money: Not reported
WOMEN –
1. Janet Riguru, KEN, 1:09:22
2. Jedidah Chepkemoi Sang, KEN, 1:10:07
3. Julia Mayer, AUT, 1:12:31
4. Mercy Nelima, KEN, 1:12:42
5. Jecinta Mwende Kamau, KEN, 1:12:59
6. Lemuela Wutz, AUT, 1:18:52
MEN –
1. Raymond Cheruiyot, KEN, 1:01:53
2. Amos Kirui, KEN, 1:01:55
3. Mathew Kiplimo Lagat, KEN, 1:01:57
4. John Maina Ndirangu, KEN, 1:02:23
5. Michael Kirui, KEN, 1:02:36
6. Jan Kokalj, SLO, 1:02:47
7. Charles Muneria, KEN, 1:03:00
8. Timo Hinterndorfer, AUT, 1:04:20
9. Collins Kiplangat, KEN, 1:04:29
10. Benard Kimeli, KEN, 1:05:24
11. John Kuria, KEN, 1:05:44
12. Kevin Nganga, KEN, 1:06:06
Courses D’Arras 10-K (42nd)
Arras, FRA; Sunday, August 30
Distance: 10 km; loop course with negligible start/finish separation (also 5 km); both with FFA national labels
Finishers: 10-K, 2066 (up from 1528 in 2025); 5-K, 987 (up from 808 in 2025)
Course Records: Men, 28:02, Silas Senchura (KEN), 2024; Women, 32:11, Susan Kipsang Jeptoo (KEN), 2017
NOTE: Cloe Hotte doubled here, winning the 5-K first then taking third in the 10-K –Ed.
10-K (gun times/10h20 start):
WOMEN –
1. Lucy MACHARIA (KEN), 1987, SCO STE-MARGUERITE MARSEILLE, 34:27
2. Louise DESCLEE, RC ARRAS, 36:03
3. Cloe HOTTE, RC ARRAS, 38:05
4. Anne Laure SALOMON, RCA TRIATHLON, 38:22
MEN –
1. Martin DESMIDT, EA CAMBRESIS, 30:17
2. Mathijs CASTEELE, GAYANT ATHLETISME, 30:30
3. Steven CASTEELE, GAYANT ATHLETISME, 30:35
4. Thomas BERREKAM, BOULOGNE-SUR-MER AC, 30:55
5-K (gun times/09h30 start):
WOMEN –
1. Cloe HOTTE, RC ARRAS, 17:15
2. Solenn DERRIEN, CAEN ATHLETIC CLUB, 17:26
3. Julie SYLVAIN, S/L A COUREURS DE FOND DU, 18:33
MEN –
1. Lilian NOTOT, RC ARRAS, 15:26
2. Jules MOURET, ARTOIS ATHLETISME, 15:30
3. Thomas DELESTREZ, ARTOIS ATHLETISME, 15:33
Annapolis 10-Miler (51st)
Annapolis, MD, USA; Sunday, August 30
Distance: 10 mi., USATF-certified (MD25002RT) and record-eligible
Finishers: 1671 men + 1771 women + 5 non-binary = 3447 total (down from 4158 in 2025)
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Cindy Anderson (40+), Chesapeake Beach, MD, 1:01:06
MEN (gun times) –
1. Nicolas Crouzier (40+), Gaithersburg, MD, 52:16
Hemmeromloop (37th)
Hem, NED; Sunday, August 30
Distance: 10 km
Finishers: 427
WOMEN –
1. Elizeba Franken-Cherono, 33:44
2. Silke van der Meijden, 36:00
3. Grietje Boorsma, 37:32
4. Bibi Bond, 40:31
MEN (gun times) –
1. Sander Vercauteren, 29:19
2. Stan Niesten, 29:22
3. Frank Futselaar, 30:17
4. Lucas Nieuweboer, 30:26
5. Lenn Teugels, 30:50
6. Richard Douma, 31:22
GalAthletics Bellinzona
(World Athletics Continental Tour – Silver)
Bellinzona, SUI; Sunday, August 30
Stadio Comunale
Prize Money: Indicated in Euros
NOTE: Although home-country hero Audrey Werro withdrew from this meeting on short notice, the crowd still got to see one of Europe’s best distance women in action: Italy’s Nadia Battocletti. The 27 year-old, who just won both the 5000m and 10,000m at the European Championships, ran a national and meeting record 3:57.54 in the 1500m here, despite getting boxed in with about 250m to go. Behind her, young American Addy Wiley ran a career best 3:58.96 –Ed.
WOMEN –
800m:
Race 1:
1. Myrte VAN DER SCHOOT, 16 Apr 2004, NED, 2:01.08
2. Noee WIPFLI, 14 Jul 2007, SUI, 2:05.70
3. Alica SCHMIDT, 08 Nov 1998, GER, 2:07.06
4. Emilia SCHWARZ, 31 Jan 2007, SUI, 2:08.48
5. Seline BÜCHEL, 13 Jul 2007, SUI, 2:08.63
6. Fiona VON FLÜE, 19 Feb 2008, SUI, 2:08.84
7. Aurora DE MARCO, 18 Dec 2007, SUI, 2:09.29
8. Shirin KERBER, 11 Jan 2006, SUI, 2:10.02
Petra CRESCINI, 21 Sep 2004, SUI, DNF
Race 2:
1. Renelle LAMOTE, 26 Dec 1993, FRA, 1:58.55 (EUR 2500)
2. Agathe GUILLEMOT, 11 Jul 1999, FRA, 1:58.65 (EUR 1500)
3. Gabriela GAJANOVA, 12 Oct 1999, SVK, 1:58.76 (EUR 1000)
4. Veronica VANCARDO, 26 Sep 2000, SUI, 1:59.13 (EUR 500)
5. Valentina ROSAMILIA, 27 Jan 2003, SUI, 1:59.70 (EUR 300)
6. Meghan HUNTER, 31 May 2001, USA, 1:59.85
7. Eveline SAALBERG, 30 Jul 1998, NED, 2:01.57
8. Lorenza DE NONI, 19 Jan 2006, ITA, 2:02.50
Rachel KLOPFENSTEIN, 08 Mar 1995, MRI, DNF
Anna GRYC, 16 Oct 1999, POL, DNF
1500m:
1. Nadia BATTOCLETTI, 12 Apr 2000, ITA, 3:57.54 NR/MR^ (EUR 2500)
2. Addy WILEY, 24 Oct 2003, USA, 3:58.96 PB (EUR 1500)
3. Aster ARERI, 16 Apr 2006, ETH, 3:59.54 PB (EUR 1000)
4. Joceline WIND, 12 Sep 2000, SUI, 3:59.79 PB (EUR 500)
5. Heather MACLEAN, 31 Aug 1995, USA, 4:00.86 (EUR 300)
6. Maureen KOSTER, 03 Jul 1992, NED, 4:00.92
7. Sarah HEALY, 13 Feb 2001, IRL, 4:01.18
8. Lucia STAFFORD, 17 Aug 1998, CAN, 4:02.54
9. Gracie MORRIS, 17 Dec 2001, USA, 4:02.95
10. Jessica KAIN, USA, 4:03.11 PB
11. Kristiina SASINEK MÄKI, 22 Sep 1991, CZE, 4:03.58
12. Delia SCLABAS, 08 Nov 2000, SUI, 4:04.50
13. Berenice FULCHIRON, 17 Feb 2000, FRA, 4:06.13
Carlee HANSEN, 2002, USA, DNF
^Meeting record; previous 4:09.25, Anna Brzezinska (POL), 20-Jun-1995
MEN –
1. Louey OUERRAT, 04 Nov 2004, FRA, 1:43.57 MR^ (EUR 2500)
2. Gabriel TUAL, 09 Apr 1998, FRA, 1:44.34 (EUR 1500)
3. Abraham ALVARADO, 04 Aug 1995, MEX, 1:44.76 (EUR 1000)
4. Abdelati EL GUESSE, 27 Feb 1993, MAR, 1:44.91 (EUR 500)
5. Corentin LE CLEZIO, 24 Sep 1999, FRA, 1:44.91 (EUR 300)
6. Ramon WIPFLI, 30 Jun 2004, SUI, 1:45.29
7. Ivan PELIZZA, 17 Dec 2000, SUI, 1:46.00
8. Robin OESTER, 08 Nov 1999, SUI, 1:46.62
9. Thomas MONNETTI, 01 Jul 2004, ITA, 1:46.96
10. Peyton CRAIG, 28 Mar 2005, AUS, 1:47.90
Piotr KIDON, 22 Feb 2000, POL, DNF
^Meeting record; previous 1:43.98, Gabriel Tual (FRA), 09-Sep-2024
ISTAF (85th)
(World Athletics Continental Tour – Silver)
Berlin, GER; Sunday, August 30
Olympiastadion
NOTE: Australia’s Cam Myers got his sixth win of the year in either the 1500m or the mile, clocking 3:30.96. However, Said Aouita’s 1985 meeting record of 3:29.46 remained unbroken. Also, three-time European steeplechase champion Gesa Krause ran a world-leading 5:56.79 in the rarely-run 2000m steeplechase –Ed.
WOMEN –
800m:
1. Nigist GETACHEW, 28 Feb 2002, ETH, 1:58.04
2. Klaudia KAZIMIERSKA, 3 Sep 2001, POL, 1:58.11 PB
3. Jemma REEKIE, 6 Mar 1998, GBR, 1:59.63
4. Nia AKINS, 7 Jul 1998, USA, 2:00.51
5. Nelly JEPKOSGEI, 14 Jul 1991, BRN, 2:00.53
6. Smilla KOLBE, 01 Mar 2002, GER, 2:00.68
7. Oratile NOWE, 20 May 2000, BOT, 2:01.08
8. Jana Marie BECKER, 11 May 2006, GER, 2:01.97
9. Kelly-Ann BECKFORD, 20 Apr 2000, JAM, 2:02.95
10. Mary MORAA, 15 Jun 2000, KEN, 2:08.20
Victoria BOSSONG, 5 May 2003, PHI, DNF
Alexandra ALMICI, 12 July 2002, ITA, DNF
2000m S/C:
1. Gesa KRAUSE, 3 Aug 1992, GER, 5:56.79 WL
2. Olivia GÜRTH, 31 May 2002, GER, 6:02.65
3. Celestine Jepkosgei BIWOT, 24 Dec 2003, KEN, 6:07.75
4. Emma COBURN, 19 Oct 1990, USA, 6:08.25
5. Kinga KROLIK, 26 Sep 1999, POL, 6:09.04
6. Flavie RENOUARD, 10 Sep 2000, FRA, 6:13.94
7. Zita URBAN, 22 Apr 2002, HUN, 6:15.75
8. Agnieszka CHORZĘPA, 14 Jan 2001, POL, 6:16.02
9. Adva COHEN, 24 Mar 1996, ISR, 6:16.39
10. Miu SAITO, 22 Jun 2002, JPN, 6:19.19
11. Juliane HVID, 8 Apr 1998, DEN, 6:24.68
12. Carolin HINRICHS, 26 Jan 2004, GER, 6:31.25
Gracie HYDE, 12 Dec 1999, USA, DNF
MEN –
1500m:
1. Cameron MYERS, 09 Jun 2006, AUS, 3:30.96
2. Robert FARKEN, 20 Sep 1997, GER, 3:31.73
3. Danson KIPLANGAT, 23 Aug 2006, KEN, 3:33.01
4. Jochem VERMEULEN, 2 Aug 1998, BEL, 3:33.13
5. Narve Gilje NORDÅS, 30 Sep 1998, NOR, 3:33.32
6. Marco LANGON, 31 Aug 2004, USA, 3:33.41
7. Andrew COSCORAN, 18 Jun 1996, IRL, 3:34.37
8. Samuel PRAKEL, 29 Oct 1994, USA, 3:34.69
9. Oliver HOARE, 29 Jan 1997, AUS, 3:35.96
10. Karl BEBENDORF, 7 May 1996, GER, 3:36.16
11. Mohamed ATTAOUI, 26 Sep 2001, ESP, 3:39.49
12. Marc TORTELL, 26 Dec 1997, GER, 3:41.67
13. Andreas FJELD HALVORSEN, 14 Sep 2005, NOR, 3:42.70
Zan RUDOLF, 9 May 1993, SLO, DNF/pace
Ben CLARIDGE, 12 Nov 1997, GBR, DNF/pace (1:51.46 at 800m)
Grand Prix Brescia
(World Athletics Continental Tour – Silver)
Brescia, ITA; Sunday, August 30
Centro Gabre Gabric
NOTE: A big PB at 800m for Ireland’s Sophie O’Sullivan: 1:58.60 –Ed.
WOMEN –
800m:
1. Shafiqua MALONEY, 27 Feb 1999, VIN, 1:58.03
2. Sophie O’SULLIVAN, 23 Dec 2001, IRL, 1:58.60 PB
3. Eloisa COIRO, 01 Dec 2000, ITA, 1:58.62
4. Gabija GALVYDYTE, 17 Jan 2000, LTU, 1:58.93
5. Roisin WILLIS, 06 Aug 2004, USA, 1:58.95
6. Halimah NAKAAYI, 16 Oct 1994, UGA, 1:59.67
7. Sarah BILLINGS, 07 Mar 1998, AUS, 1:59.79
8. Ava LLOYD, 13 Aug 2005, GBR, 2:00.61
9. Elena BELLO’, 18 Jan 1997, ITA, 2:00.99
10. Anna WIELGOSZ, 09 Nov 1993, POL, 2:04.54
11. Gaia SABBATINI, 10 Jun 1999, ITA, 2:07.23
Nikola BISOVA, 23 Aug 2002, CZE, DNF
MEN –
800m:
1. Yusuf BIZIMANA, 06 Sep 2000, GBR, 1:44.02
2. Yanis MEZIANE, 26 Jan 2002, FRA, 1:44.26
3. Laban Kipkorir CHEPKWONY, 14 Apr 1996, KEN, 1:44.44
4. Filip OSTROWSKI, 12 Jul 2001, POL, 1:44.62
5. Tobias GRØNSTAD, 6 Jul 2002, NOR, 1:44.70
6. Francesco PERNICI, 18 Feb 2003, ITA, 1:44.71
7. Maciej WYDERKA, 29 Jul 2002, POL, 1:44.85
8. Wyclife KINYAMAL, 02 Jul 1997, KEN, 1:45.66
9. Luke BOYES, 05 Nov 2003, AUS, 1:45.87
10. Navasky ANDERSON, 21 Jan 2000, JAM, 1:46.12
11. Alex BOTTERILL, 18 Jan 2000, GBR, 1:46.53
Patryk SIERADZKI, 6 Oct 1998, POL, DNF
1500m:
1. Adam SPENCER, 4 Oct 2001, AUS, 3:32.32
2. Jude THOMAS, 17 Mar 2002, AUS, 3:33.00
3. Stefan NILLESSEN, 2 Jan 2003, NED, 3:33.05
4. Gary MARTIN, 23 Dec 2003, USA, 3:33.29
5. Romain MORNET, 8 Nov 1997, FRA, 3:33.48
6. Davis BOVE, 17 Oct 2000, USA, 3:33.49
7. Titouan LE GRIX, 16 Jun 2002, FRA, 3:33.61
8. Abel TEFFRA, 23 Jan 2002, USA, 3:33.80
9. Jack ANSTEY, 08 Apr 1997, AUS, 3:34.71
10. Wes PORTER, 18 Sep 2001, USA, 3:34.97
11. Muhdin WERKU, 20 Mar 2007, ETH, 3:35.53
12. Samuel CHAPPLE, 23 Nov 1998, NED, 3:36.96
13. Melese NBERET, 29 Jan 2001, ETH, 3:37.56
14. Liam MURPHY, 2 Apr 2002, USA, 3:37.62
15. Tor HOTUNG-DAVIDSEN, 4 December 2001, NOR, 3:39.17
16. Samuel TANNER, 24 Aug 2000, NZL, 3:43.73
17. Luke HOUSER, 2 May 2001, USA, 3:48.83
Tom FORSTER, 14 Apr 2006, AUS, DNF
3000m:
1. Kelvin KIPLAGAT, 31 Jan 2004, KEN, 7:34.80
2. Frankline KIBET, 28 Jul 2007, KEN, 7:35.11
3. Kevin Chepsergon CHESANG, 1 Jul 2005, KEN, 7:35.17
4. Festus KIMORWA, 7 Jun 2006, KEN, 7:35.18
5. Denis Kipkoech Kemboi KIPKEMOI, 5 Jun 2006, KEN, 7:35.19
6. Thomas RATCLIFFE, 3 Sep 1997, USA, 7:37.26
7. Mohammed AHMED, 05 Jan 1991, CAN, 7:37.58
8. Mahadi ABDI ALI, 8 Nov 1995, NED, 7:43.68
9. Mubin HAJI, 9 Dec 2005, ETH, 7:46.04
10. Telahun Haile BEKELE, 13 May 1999, ETH, 7:47.43
11. Mebrat KASSA, 19 Jun 2007, ETH, 7:57.68
12. Theo QUAX, 27 Dec 1999, NZL, 8:00.16
13. Drew BOSLEY, 08 Oct 2000, USA, 8:03.19
Filip SASINEK, 8 Jan 1996, CZE, DNF
Giovanni FILIPPI, 13 May 1998, ITA, DNF
Memorial Zbigniewa Ludwichowskiego
(World Athletics Continental Tour – Bronze)
Olsztyn, POL; Sunday, August 30
Uniwersytetu Warminsko-Mazurskiego
WOMEN –
600m:
1. Aleksandra FORMELLA, 27 OCT 2001, POL, 1:25.34 PB
2. Priscilla VAN OORSCHOT, 03 SEP 1996, NED, 1:27.27 PB
3. Martyna KRAWCZYNSKA, 21 NOV 2004, POL, 1:28.23 PB
4. Berdine CASTILLO, 18 MAR 2000, CHI, 1:28.42
5. Justyna JELSKA, 20 AUG 1999, POL, 1:30.03 PB
…
MEN –
600m:
1. Bartosz KITLINSKI, 11 JUN 2004, POL, 1:15.34 PB
2. Ryan CLARKE, 17 NOV 1997, NED, 1:15.73 PB
3. Jan VUKOVIC, 14 JUN 2000, SLO, 1:16.33
4. Dion EIJSSEN, 29 FEB 2004, NED, 1:17.39 PB
…
Finnkampen
Helsinki, FIN; August 29 – 30
Olympiastadion
NOTE: According to local news reports, the men’s team competition came down to the last discipline, the 1500m, where Finland’s Leonard Marken edged Sweden’s Jonas Magnusson by just 1/100th of a second to take fourth place and give Finland the team title by just two points. Sweden won the women’s title by 8 points. European Championships gold medalists Alisa Vainio (marathon) and Andreas Almgren (10,000m) both won the 10,000m here –Ed.
WOMEN –
Team Results: 1. SWE, 230; 2. FIN, 222.
800m (30):
1. Alice MAGNELL-MILLAN, 18 Jun 2005, SWE, 2:05.06
2. Eveliina MÄÄTTÄNEN, 1 Sep 1995, FIN, 2:05.42
3. Mia BARNETT, 4 Sep 2003, SWE, 2:07.05
4. Veera MATTILA, 21 Jan 2003, FIN, 2:07.13
5. Maria FREIJ, 24 Oct 1998, SWE, 2:07.27
6. Heini IKONEN, 22 Mar 1999, FIN, 2:09.81
1500m (29):
1. Wilma NIELSEN, 02 Jun 2001, SWE, 4:12.95
2. Mia BARNETT, 4 Sep 2003, SWE, 4:12.99
3. Yolanda NGARAMBE, 14 Sep 1991, SWE, 4:15.76
4. Aino SUNI, 21 Aug 2000, FIN, 4:15.87 PB
5. Nathalie BLOMQVIST, 20 Apr 2001, FIN, 4:15.98
6. Hannah ANDERSON, 17 Sep 2002, FIN, 4:16.33 PB
5000m (30):
1. Vera SJÖBERG, 19 May 2001, SWE, 15:28.59
2. Ilona MONONEN, 18 Dec 2003, FIN, 15:29.61
3. Aino SUNI, 21 Aug 2000, FIN, 15:30.11
4. Nathalie BLOMQVIST, 20 Apr 2001, FIN, 15:30.14
5. Evelina HENRIKSSON, 1 Dec 1999, SWE, 15:36.95
6. Liv DINIS, 3 Jun 2004, SWE, 15:52.26
10,000m (29):
1. Alisa VAINIO, 16 Nov 1997, FIN, 32:30.71 PB
2. Evelina HENRIKSSON, 1 Dec 1999, SWE, 33:15.04 PB
3. Smilla SZALKAI, 10 Sep 2001, SWE, 34:31.84 PB
4. Alva MALMSTEN NILSSON, 12 Sep 2003, SWE, 34:34.81 PB
5. Nelli NORDLUND, 6 Jan 1997, FIN, 34:38.62
6. Emma RANTA, 28 Jun 2003, FIN, 35:02.18
3000m S/C (29):
1. Julia SAMUELSSON, 22 MAR 1999, SWE, 10:00.68
2. Alisa VIRTANEN, 04 SEP 2002, FIN, 10:01.22
3. Majken SÖDERLUND LARSSON, 26 JUN 2007, SWE, 10:01.24
4. Fanny SZALKAI, 08 OCT 2008, SWE, 10:25.90
5. Pihla PEKKOLA, 23 JAN 1993, FIN, 10:33.51
6. Klaara MERTSALO, 27 NOV 2008, FIN, 10:49.18
MEN –
Team Results: 1. FIN, 227; 2. SWE, 225.
800m (29):
1. Andreas KRAMER, 13 Apr 1997, SWE, 1:48.88
2. Joonas RINNE, 20 May 1995, FIN, 1:49.33
3. Samuel PIHLSTRÖM, 08 Mar 2001, SWE, 1:49.41
4. Joonas KUMPULAINEN, 21 Feb 2006, FIN, 1:50.16
5. Benjamin ÅBERG, 30 May 1995, SWE, 1:50.90
Santtu HEIKKINEN, 12 Jun 2002, FIN, DQ
1500m (30):
1. Samuel PIHLSTRÖM, 08 Mar 2001, SWE, 3:46.08
2. Joonas RINNE, 20 May 1995, FIN, 3:50.23
3. Joonas KUMPULAINEN, 21 Feb 2006, FIN, 3:53.30
4. Leonard MARKEN, 13 Dec 2003, FIN, 3:53.84
5. Jonas MAGNUSSON, 23 Dec 2004, SWE, 3:53.85
6. Love NILSSON, 3 May 2007, SWE, 3:54.52
5000m (29):
1. Mustafe MUUSE, 04 Aug 2001, FIN, 13:54.04
2. Sebastian LÖRSTAD, 17 Apr 2008, SWE, 14:00.98
3. Aleksi AHLFORS, 9 Apr 2007, FIN, 14:10.46
4. Mikko KAUPPINEN, 3 Feb 2003, FIN, 14:19.50
5. Karl OTTFALK, 3 Jan 2006, SWE, 14:21.53
6. Sharmarke AHMED, 11 Aug 2002, SWE, 14:28.08
10,000m (30):
1. Andreas ALMGREN, 12 Jun 1995, SWE, 29:09.87
2. Simon SUNDSTRÖM, 04 Feb 1998, SWE, 29:22.75
3. Oliver LÖFQVIST, 5 May 1998, SWE, 29:27.10
4. Jarkko JÄRVENPÄÄ, 22 Aug 1986, FIN, 29:34.17
5. Konsta SAKSOLA, 13 Mar 1998, FIN, 29:47.86
6. Eemeli HIRVONEN, 17 Oct 2005, FIN, 30:57.74
3000m S/C (30):
1. Leo MAGNUSSON, 04 Feb 1998, SWE, 8:28.10
2. Topi RAITANEN, 7 Feb 1996, FIN, 8:49.69
3. Eero HEINONEN, 21 Jan 1997, FIN, 8:49.84
4. Eemil HELANDER, 28 May 2001, FIN, 8:50.10
5. Axel DJURBERG, 20 Sep 1999, SWE, 8:53.80
6. Albin GEZELIUS, 19 Jun 2003, SWE, 8:58.37
Delta Dental Race to the Top Of Vermont (20th)
Stowe Mountain Resort, VT, USA; Sunday, August 30
Distance: 4.3 mi. (6.9 km) with 2564ft (782m) of elevation gain; Start Elevation, 1279ft/Finish Elevation, 3843ft
Finishers: 231 (down from 250 in 2025)
Surface: Mt. Mansfield Toll Road; begins with pavement (.3 mi.) then changes to dirt and gravel
Course Records: Men, NEW (see below); Women, 37:15.9, Liz Stephen, 2014
Prize Money: See complete details below
NOTE: Veteran Joseph Gray had his winning streak here snapped at three, beaten by former Stanford University athlete Meikael Beaudoin Rousseau who set a new course record –Ed.
WOMEN –
1. Lindsay Piraino, 39:42.6 ($200)
2. Alexandra Sciocchetti, 43:44.8 ($100)
3. M.K. Drury, 44:11.3 ($50)
4. Charlotte Winkler, 46:09.2
5. Anna Milkowski, 48:25.5
MEN –
1. Meikael Beaudoin Rousseau, 32:00.5 CR^ ($200 + 300^)
2. Joseph Gray (40+), 34:03.7 ($100)
3. Jean-Christophe Lacasse, 35:26.0 ($50)
4. Justin Freeman (40+), 36:18.9
5. Adam Pacheck, 36:22.5
^Course record/$300 bonus; previous 32:45.8, Joseph Gray (40+), 2024