2XU Long Beach Marathon & Half-Marathon (41st)
Long Beach, CA, USA; Sunday, October 11
Distances: 42.195 km, USATF-certified (CA23014DT) and record-elitible; and 21.1 km, USATF-certified (CA18021DT) and record-eligible
Finishers: Marathon, 5809 (up from 4753 in 2025); Half-Marathon, 14,198 (up from 12,120 in 2025)
NOTE: Because of the effects of a coastal storm, runners had to take a slightly different route than the certified courses. The actual distances run are unknown. On the elite front, Baily Hertenstein ran her first half-marathon –Ed.
Marathon (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Jules Madzia, 31, 2:47:34
2. Dianna Baron, 27, 2:51:09
MEN –
1. Xavier Smith, 26, 2:24:56
2. Adam Sage, 24, 2:27:09
Half-Marathon (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Bailey Hertenstein, 26, 1:12:10 DB
2. Lisa Goodin, 40, 1:16:06
3. McKenna Paulson, 25, 1:16:20
4. Yilin Wu, 25, 1:17:11
MEN –
1. Salvador Capetillo, 28, 1:03:51
2. Jonathan Velasco, 26, 1:04:21
3. Anthony Solis, 36, 1:06:23
Army Ten-Miler (40th as an in-person race*)
Washington, DC, USA; Sunday, October 11
Distance: 10 mi., USATF-certified (DC18004RT) and record-eligible
Finishers: 11,635 men + 7592 women + 5 other = 19,229 total (up from 18,854 in 2025)
Event Records: Men, 46:59, Alene Emere Reta (ETH), 2009; Women, 54:05, Elvin Kibet, 2019
Prize Money: None
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*Was held virtually in 2020 and 2021
NOTE: Last year’s Patriot League cross country champion, Charlotte Richman of West Point, handily won the women’s race here by about three minutes in her debut at the 10-mile distance –Ed.
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Charlotte RICHMAN, 22, Albany, NY, 53:54 DB
2. Elise FAULKNER, 29, Oakdale, NY, 56:43
3. Georgia JONES, 24, Wolfeboro Falls, NH, 58:08
4. Shauneen WERLINGER, 41, Fairfax Station, VA, 58:16
5. Liz COSTELLO, 38, Arlington, VA, 58:30
6. Kalyn COFFEY, 34, Mifflinburg, PA, 59:14
7. Elaina CLANCY, 27, Tacoma WA, 59:38
8. Allison BAUM, 37, Washington, DC, 59:43
MEN (gun times) –
1. Edward BUCK, 25, GBR, 48:46
2. Sam CHELANGA, 41, Niceville, FL, 48:50
3. Nicholas KIPRUTO, 42, Colorado Springs, CO, 49:35
4. Michael CONWAY, 34, Alexandria, VA, 50:15
5. Amon TERER, 34, Knightdale, NC, 50:58
6. Elkanah KIBET, 43, Colorado Springs, CO, 51:30
ASML Marathon Eindhoven (43rd)
Eindhoven, NED; Sunday, October 11
Distance: 42.195 km; one-loop course (also 21.1 km, 10 km and 5 km). Marathon & Half marathon are World Athletics-certified and record-eligible
Finishers: Marathon, 4472 (up from 4358 in 2025); Half-Marathon, 14,936 (up from 14,683 in 2025)
Event Records (Marathon): Men, 2:04:52, Kenneth Kipkemoi (KEN), 2023; Women, 2:22:47, Pascalia Chepkogei (KEN), 2022
Race Founded: 1959; not held 1961-1981, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1989, and 2020
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_EinMa.htm (through 2017)
Marathon (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Lydia CHERUTO, 22 OCT 1999, KEN, 2:32:47
2. Valentine MATHY, 14 JAN 1994, BEL, 2:35:04
3. Elisa VANCOLEN, 03 MAY 2001, BEL, 2:37:46
4. Karen VAN PROEYEN, 18 NOV 1984, BEL, 2:40:32
5. Zhen BONTAN, NED, 2:42:33
MEN –
1. Davis KIPLANGAT, 10 JUL 1998, KEN, 2:07:43
2. Asbel KIPKORIR, 01 MAY 2001, KEN, 2:10:27
3. Levi CHELANGAT, UGA, 2:16:36
4. Diego VAN LOOY, BEL, 2:18:18
Half-Marathon (gun times) –
WOMEN –
1. Nina LAUWAERT, 06 AUG 1988, BEL, 1:14:50
2. Eline DE JONG, 1997, NED, 1:14:55
3. Julie VAN DE WALLE, 2004, BEL, 1:18:41
MEN –
1. Ties VAN DEN HURK, 06 JUN 1996, NED, 1:06:37
2. Mats LUNDERS, 05 JUL 1991, BEL, 1:06:48
3. Bart JANSSEN, 1982, NED, 1:06:51
Vredestein 20-K de Paris (47th)
Paris, FRA; Sunday, October 11
Distance: 20 km (WA/AIMS certified and record eligible)
Finishers: 17,660 men + 11,455 women = 29,115 total (up from 28,925 in 2025)
Course Records: Women, 1:04:30, Gladys Jemaiyo (KEN), 2023; Men, 56:18, Etienne Daguinos (FRA), 2025
Race Founded: 1979; Held every year except 2020
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_Par20.htm (through 2017)
NOTE: Mekdes Woldu came close to Gladys Jemaiyo’s 2023 course record, missing it by seven seconds. Steeplechaser Alice Finot finished tenth –Ed.
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Mekdes WOLDU, 20 Oct 1992, FRA, 1:04:37
2. Manon TRAPP, 1 Aug 2000, FRA, 1:06:25
3. Salome BRUN, 4 Jan 1997, FRA, 1:06:51
4. Heloise LAIGLE, 16 Mar 2002, FRA, 1:07:13
5. Ines HAMOUDI, 03 Jun 2001, FRA, 1:07:21
6. Ophelie SERRA-BOXBERGER, 18 Oct 1988, FRA, 1:07:39
7. Mathilde SENECHAL, 24 Jan 1998, FRA, 1:07:39
8. Devora AVRAMOVA, 1 Mar 2000, BUL, 1:07:51
9. Anais QUEMENER, 1 Apr 1991, FRA, 1:08:27
10. Alice FINOT, 9 Feb 1991, FRA, 1:09:01
MEN (gun times) –
1. Daniel Kosen TUMAKA, 05 Oct 2003, KEN, 57:11
2. Emmanuel ROUDOLFF LEVISSE, 30 Jul 1995, FRA, 57:45
3. Abderrazak CHARIK, 19 Sep 1997, ALG, 58:34
4. Mohammed BENYETTOU, 03 Nov 2000, ALG, 58:53
5. Clement LEDUC, 21 Apr 1997, FRA, 59:25
6. Florian LE PALLEC, 31 May 1999, FRA, 59:33
7. Octave FRENOY, 03 Jan 2003, FRA, 59:37
8. Theo DETIGE, 2000, FRA, 59:42
9. Abdelilah ELMAIMOUNI, 01 May 1992, MAR, 59:44
10. Augustin BRINGER, 09 MAY 2006, FRA, 59:45
Hyundai Half-Marathon (26th)
(World Athletics Elite Label Road Race)
Lisboa, POR; Sunday, October 11
Distance: 21.1 km, World Athletics-certified and record-eligible
Finishers: 7868 in the mass race (up from 7591 in 2025)
Course Records: Men, 1:00:12, Titus Ekiru (KEN), 2019; Women, 1:06:54, Peres Jepchirchir (KEN), 2019
ELITE WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Dolphine Nyaboke OMARE, 26 Jul 2001, KEN, 1:07:25
2. Margret Gati CHACHA, 20 Jan 2003, KEN, 1:08:14
3. Kuftu TAHIR, 13 Oct 1995, ETH, 1:09:04
4. Debash DESTA, 11 May 2005, ETH, 1:09:25
5. Fentaye CHANE, 20 Jan 2005, ETH, 1:09:48
6. Monicah JEPTARUS, 26 December 1998, KEN, 1:11:30
7. Megertu MIDEKSA, ETH, 1:12:21
8. Aschal SHITU, , ETH, 1:13:52
9. Salome ROCHA, 25 April 1990, POR, 1:14:09
10. Chepkemoi Towett DAMARIS, KEN, 1:14:20
11. Cristina RUIZ, 16 Jan 1999, ESP, 1:16:19
Tinebeb ASRES, 1 Jan 2005, ETH, DNF
ELITE MEN (gun times) –
1. Zerihun ADUGNA, 12 Sep 2003, ETH, 1:02:01
2. Titus MUSAU, 7 Aug 2006, UGA, 1:02:05
3. Brian KIBET, 09 Apr 2000, KEN, 1:02:07
4. Abel BEKELE, 1 Jan 2006, ETH, 1:02:09
5. Tsegay AYALEW, 1 Apr 2004, ETH, 1:02:21
6. Merhawi MEBRAHTU, 21 Sep 2003, ERI, 1:02:29
7. Protasi GABRIEL, TAN, 1:02:44
8. Gideon ROTICH, 12 Feb 2002, KEN, 1:02:54
9. Meshack KIPCHIRCHIR, KEN, 1:03:34
10. Leta Abebe DESIS, ETH, 1:05:04
11. Miguel BORGES, 04 Oct 1994, POR, 1:05:25
12. Filipe VITORINO, 13 May 1998, POR, 1:05:41
Marathon Beneva de Montreal – Half Marathon, 10 km & 5 km
(Canadian 5-K Championships)
Montreal, PQ, CAN; Sunday, October 11
Distances: 42.195 km, 21.1 km, 10 km, and 1 mi.
Finishers (mass races): Marathon, 3402 men + 1346 women = 4748; Half-Marathon, 6781 men + 6435 = 13,216; 10-K, 2061 men + 3123 women = 5184 total; 5-K, 1741 men + 2496 women = 4237 total
Prize Money: Not reported
NOTE: The 5-K occurred on Saturday, October 10, and Julie-Ann Staehli and Matthew Beaudet won the national titles –Ed.
Marathon (11/gun times):
ELITE WOMEN –
1. Alem Gereziner GEBREMARIAM, 15 Apr 1995, ETH, 2:29:17
2. Rita JELAGAT, 1997, KEN, 2:34:04
3. Lalla Aziza ALAOUI SELSOULI, 22 Sep 1987, MAR, 2:40:49
4. Catherine LEBLANC, CAN, 2:43:06
5. Madalyn HIGGINS, CAN, 2:43:13
ELITE MEN –
1. Geoffrey KIPROTICH BIRGEN, 07 Dec 1984, KEN, 2:16:29
2. Haile Kindiya TESFAYE, 1985, ETH, 2:16:48
3. David REYNOLDS, USA, 2:21:36
Half-Marathon (11/gun times):
ELITE WOMEN –
1. Marie-Eve TURCOTTE, 1996, CAN, 1:18:46
2. Catherine GAGNE, 18 Jan 1989, CAN, 1:19:03
ELITE MEN –
1. Philippe PARROT-MIGAS, 12 Feb 1993, CAN, 1:07:14
2. Felix UWIMANA, RWA, 1:08:09
5-K (10/gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Julie-Ann Staehli, 15:49
2. Makenna Fitzgerald, 15:51
3. Siona chisholm, 15:59
4. Elissa Legault, 16:09
5. Fiona Madde, 16:32
6. Sawyer Nicholson, 16:46
7. Sabrina Lavigne, 17:17
8. Karley Rempel, 17:29
MEN –
1. Matthew Beaudet, 14:18
2. Jean-Simon Desgagnes, 14:18
3. Liam Donnelly, 14:20
4. Aaron Ahl, 14:21
5. thomas Laviolette, 14:22
6. Kevin Robertson, 28-Sep-1998, 14:22
7. Rody Saal, 14:33
8. Bhristian Gravel, 14:36
Four Miles of Groningen (39th)
Groningen, NED; Sunday, October 11
Distance: 4 mi. (6.4 km), point-to-point flat course on the Verl. Hereweg
Finishers (Elite Race): 280 (up from 278 in 2025)
Finishers (Mass Race): 15,707 (up from 14,713 in 2025)
Course Records: Women, 19:14, Viola Kibiwot (KEN), 2013; Men, 17:06, Vincent Yator (KEN), 2011
Race Founded: 1987; held every year except 2020
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_Groningen4.htm (trough 2017)
NOTE: In the women’s race Maureen Kostor successfully defended her title and won by a comfortable 28 seconds –Ed.
ELITE WOMEN (gun times) –
1, Maureen KOSTER, NED, 19:48
2. Jennifer GULIKERS, NED, 20:16
3. Hanna VAN AALTEN, NED, 20:23
4. Loes KEMPE, NED, 20:40
5. Ineke VAN KOLDAM, NED, 20:58
6. Inge LUGTENBERG, NED, 21:22
7. Jetske VAN KAMPEN, NED, 21:39
ELITE MEN (gun times) –
1. Kobe HERMANS, BEL, 17:44
2. Mike FOPPEN, NED, 17:44
3. Nik LEMMINK, NED, 17:46
4. Yorick VAN DE KERKHOVE, BEL, 18:01
5. Mads MEIJER, NED, 18:09
6. Nick MARSMAN, NED, 18:15
7. Thomas VANOPPEN, NED, 18:19
8. Milco HAHURY, NED, 18:22
9. Jules VANSTEENKISTE, BEL, 18:23
10. Jochem WIERSMA, NED, 18:25
11. Tristan GEVAERT, BEL, 18:27
12. Dr. Thijs NIJHUIS, DEN, 18:31
13. Mathis LIEVENS, BEL, 18:31
14. Per VELRAEDS, NED, 18:42
15. Jerome KINDT, BEL, 18:48
Hervis Halbmarathon
Graz, AUT; Sunday, October 11
Distance: 21.1 km
WOMEN (net times) –
1. Julia MAYER, DSG Wien, 1:10:11
Mohawk Hudson River Marathon (43rd) and Half-Marathon (24th)
Schenectady to Albany, NY, USA; Sunday, October 11
Distances: 42.195 km, USATF-certified (NY24007JG), not not record-eligible (59% start/finish separation); and 21.1 km, USATF-certified (NY19024JG), but not record-eligible (77% start/finish separation)
Finishers: Marathon, 403 men + 230 women = 633 total (up from 603 in 2025); Half-Marathon, 475 men + 504 women + 4 other = 983 total (down from 1038 in 2025)
Prize Money: See primary details below
NOTE: In the men’s marathon, Dylan Gearinger successfully retained his title –Ed.
Marathon (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Eliza Parker, 35, Candler, NC, 2:53:39 ($1500)
2. Gianna Coryea, 22, Plattsburgh, NY, 2:55:08 ($1000)
MEN –
1. Dylan Gearinger, 29, Old Forge, PA, 2:25:47 ($1500)
2. Ian McCallum-Cook, 37, Burlington, VT, 2:30:46 ($1000)
Half-Marathon (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. McKenna Coughlin, 33, Winter Garden, FL, 1:14:26 ($750)
2. Kerry Flower, 26, Schenectady, NY, 1:17:21 ($500)
MEN –
1. Nicholas Andrews, 25, Albany, NY, 1:06:33 ($750)
2. Ricardo Estremera, 40, Albany, NY, 1:07:06 ($500 + 250m)
m = Earned masters prize money
Perth Running Festival
(Western Australia State Marathon Championships)
Perth, WA, AUS; Sunday, October 11
Distance: 42.195 km, World Athletics-certified
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Antonina KWAMBAI, 01 APR 1992, KEN, 2:28:08
2. Nera JAREB, 24 DEC 1982, AUS, 2:44:50
3. Brooke WILLIAMS, 25 MAR 1990, AUS, 2:48:08
MEN (gun times) –
1. Dominic NGENO, 1998, KEN, 2:16:53
2. Ryoma TAKEUCHI, 29 MAY 1992, JPN, 2:17:46
3. Matt SMITH, 09 NOV 1999, AUS, 2:19:50
4. Shotaro MARUYAMA, 02 NOV 1998, JPN, 2:23:12
Royal Victoria Marathon (46th)
Victoria, BC, CAN; Sunday, October 11
Distances: 42.195 km, 21.1 km, 8 km, 5 km
Finishers: Marathon, 3815 (up from 3218 in 2025); Half-Marathon, 6240 (up from 5459 in 2025); 8-K, 2937 (up from 2689 in 2025); 5-K, 926 (up from 796 in 2025); Four Events Combined, 13,618 (up from 12,162 in 2025)
Prize Money: Indicated in Canadian dollars
Marathon (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Fawn WHITING (40+), Langford, BC, 2:48:50 (CAD 1000 + 500m)
2. Charlotte MCNAIR, Banff, AB, 2:49:32 (CAD 750)
3. Tessa LANDER, Calgary, AB, 2:52:07 (CAD 500)
MEN –
1. Kip KANGOGO (45+), Lethbridge, AB, 2:24:28 (CAD 1000 + 500m)
2. Michael ZAHARA, Calgary, AB, 2:28:32 (CAD 750)
m = Earned masters prize money
Half-Marathon (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Natash WODAK (40+), North Vancouver, BC, 1:14:33 (CAD 750 + 400m)
2. Eliyah BRAWDY, North Vancouver, BC, 1:15:30 (CAD 500)
3. Tyler HUDACEK (USA), Seattle, WA, 1:16:03 (CAD 250)
4. McKenzie CAMPBELL, Kingston, ON, 1:17:26
m = Earned masters prize money
MEN –
1. Brandon VAIL, Victoria, BC, 1:05:40 (CAD 750)
2. Justyn TYRRELL, Barrie, ON, 1:06:01 (CAD 500)
3. Ryan TYRRELL, 1:07:45 (CAD 250)
8-K (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Chloe HEGLAND, North Saanich, BC, 27:39 (CAD 500)
2. Sarah INGLIS (GBR), 28:13 (CAD 300)
3. Alycia BUTTERWORTH, Burnaby, BC, 28:18 (CAD 200)
4. Joen CHANG, 28:29
5. Kiana GIBSON, Ottawa, ON, 29:38
MEN –
1. Matthew TRAVAGLINI, Calgary, AB, 23:48 (CAD 500)
2. Liam DWYER, Vancouver, BC, 24:36 (CAD 300)
3. Jerome BOUCHARD, 24:28 (CAD 200)
4. Karl ROBERTSON, Victoria, BC, 25:12
SPAR Budapest Marathon (41st)
Budapest, HUN; Sunday, October 11
Distance: 42.195 km, World Athletics-certified
Finishers: 7404 (up from 5463 in 2025)
Course Records: Men, 2:13:11, Sandor Szendrei (HUN), 1985; Women, 2:28:51, Agnes Jakab (HUN), 1986
NOTE: Former University of Chicago athlete Catherine Wimmer won the women’s race –Ed.
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Catherine WIMMER, USA, 2:47:54
2. Julia RAVET, FRA, 2:49:13
3. Adel HERCSEL, HUN, 2:49:05
MEN (gun times) –
1. Mate David VASARHELYI, 04-Jan-2003, HUN, 2:24:03
2. Tim TESSELAAR, 1995, NED, 2:27:12
Zagreb Marathon (33rd), Half-Marathon & 10-K
(World Athletics Label Road Race)
Zagreb, CRO; Sunday, October 13
Distances: 42.195 km & 21.1 km (both World Athletics/AIMS certified) & 10-K
Finishers: Marathon, 1047; Half-Marathon, 1267; 10-K, 869
Course Records (Marathon): Men, 2:09:55, Wycliffe Kipkorir Biwott, KEN (2017); Women, 2:30:15, Stellah Jepngetich Barsosio, KEN (2017)
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_ZagrebMa.htm (through 2017)
Marathon (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Tea FABER, 27 JUN 1989, CRO, 2:46:33
2. Ana MARTINOVIC, 11 JUN 1999, CRO, 2:47:06
3. Natasa SUSTIC, 24 JUL 1987, CRO, 2:47:54
MEN –
1. Nahashon GATHINGI, 24 SEP 1992, KEN, 2:20:56
2. Ivan DRACAR, 13 JAN 1996, CRO, 2:24:51
3. Tomislav NOVOSEL, 21 SEP 1999, CRO, 2:25:16
Half-Marathon (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Loise WAMBUI, 08 JUL 2000, KEN, 1:16:57
2. Tunde SZABO, 08 FEB 1989, HUN, 1:19:34
MEN –
1. Gabor KARSAI, 04 MAR 2004, HUN, 1:02:21
2. Raphael Gacheru KARITA, 20 APR 1999, KEN, 1:03:37
10-K (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Matea PARLOV KOSTRO, 02 JUN 1992, CRO, 33:53
2. Bojana BJELJAC, 10 APR 1989, CRO, 35:14
MEN –
1. Dorian MISKULIN, 22 MAR 1997, CRO, 31:13
Nike Melbourne Marathon Festival (48th)
Melbourne, VIC, AUS; October 10 – 11
Distances: Marathon, 42.195 km, loop course with many sharp turns; Half-Marathon, 21.1 km, loop course; 10-K and 5-K
Finishers: Marathon, 12,842 men + 4832 women + 57 other = 17,731 total (up from 12,119 in 2025); Half-Marathon, 7056 men + 6806 women + 42 other = 13,904 total (up from 12,131 in 2025); 10-K: 5879 men + 7009 women + 67 other = 12,955 total (up from 8947 in 2025); 5-K: 2661 men + 3437 women + 44 other = 6142 total (up from 5035 in 2025); Four Events Total, 28,438 men + 22,084 women + 250 other = 50,772 total (up from 38,232 in 2025)
Event Records (Marathon): Women, 2:25:19, Sinead Diver (AUS), 2018; Men, 2:09:12, Timothy Kiplagat Ronoh (KEN), 2022
Race History: http://www.arrs.run/HP_MelMa.htm (through 2017)
NOTE: Eliud Kipchoge got his first marathon win since September, 2023 here. His gap over second place Thomas Do Canto was a very comfortable one minute and 25 seconds. It was the 17th win of his career. “Today was such a special day, not only running my third World Tour, but also winning in a new race record,” Kipchoge said through is PR agency. “It makes me proud to run with the younger generation and inspire the running community in Melbourne. Today was about more than sport. It was about the energy of the city, the huge support along the race route, running alongside so many other runners, and a stunning finish at the MCG. No words can describe that feeling. Thank you, Melbourne.” –Ed.
Marathon (11/gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Camille FRENCH, 11 Jul 1990, NZL, 2:28:25
2. Sinead DIVER, 17 Feb 1977, AUS, 2:28:49 (45+)
3. Nichola SHERIDAN, 29 Oct 1996, IRL, 2:29:13 PB
4. Rebecca LOWE, 15 Sep 1988, AUS, 2:29:34 PB
5. Abigail NORDBERG, 26 Nov 1990, AUS, 2:32:55
6. Eloise WELLINGS, 9 Nov 1982, AUS, 2:36:18 (40+)
7. Kate MASON, 24 Nov 1988, AUS, 2:37:08
8. Jennifer CLANCY, 10 Dec 1993, AUS, 2:39:22 PB
9. Georgina TOREY, 4 Jun 2000, AUS, 2:39:24 PB
10. Melanie TOWNSEND, 22 Feb 1993, AUS, 2:41:47 PB
11. Meriem DAOUI, 24 Jan 1999, AUS, 2:41:49 PB
12. Alice DANIEL, 26 May 1998, GBR, 2:43:15 PB
13. Lucinda BARTHOLOMEW, 20 May 1996, AUS, 2:43:40 PB
14. Courtney CHAPPELL, 8 May 1995, AUS, 2:44:17 PB
15. Matilda FRASER, 30 Dec 2001, AUS, 2:44:44 PB
MEN –
1. Eliud KIPCHOGE, 05 Nov 1984, KEN, 2:09:10 (40+)
2. Thomas DO CANTO, 30 May 1986, AUS, 2:10:35 PB
3. Reece EDWARDS, 24 Oct 1990, AUS, 2:14:33
4. Bailey MURZECKI-HINCE, 07 Mar 1998, AUS, 2:15:06 PB
5. James WHELAN, 11 Jul 1996, AUS, 2:17:03 PB
6. Steven MCKENNA, 24 August 1991, AUS, 2:17:55
7. Thomas BOWERS, 25 Nov 2002, AUS, 2:18:00 PB
8. Benjamin James BEISCHER, 20 Sep 2001, AUS, 2:18:24
9. Ryan GREGSON, 26 April 1990, AUS, 2:19:04
10. Abdi Dawidh RHOBLE, 20 Oct 1990, SOM, 2:19:10
11. Denyan CLAXTON, 11 Mar 1997, AUS, 2:19:19
12. Fraser DARCY, 26 Oct 1994, AUS, 2:19:37
Half-Marathon (11/gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Georgie GRGEC, 18 Nov 1993, NZL, 1:09:24
2. Tara PALM, 28 July 1985, AUS, 1:12:07
3. Donve VILJOEN, 21 Jan 1999, AUS, 1:13:15
4. Riine RINGI, 15 Dec 1986, EST, 1:14:33
5. Rosie WEBER-KEARNS, 12 Mar 1993, AUS, 1:15:16
6. Alexandra LYNDON, 12 May 1992, AUS, 1:15:45
7. Simone MCINNES, 27 Nov 1991, AUS, 1:16:01
8. Loretta MELCER, 10 Aug 2000, AUS, 1:17:21
9. Aleesha ROBERTSON, 11 August 1997, AUS, 1:18:43
MEN –
1. Seth O’DONNELL, 14 Sep 2001, AUS, 1:01:20 PB
2. Logan JANETZKI, 7 Apr 2004, AUS, 1:04:28
3. Liam CASHIN, 6 Oct 1997, AUS, 1:04:48
4. Taonga MBAMBO, 12 Feb 2001, NZL, 1:06:16
5. Cameron MERRICK, 28 Aug 1996, AUS, 1:06:17
10-K (10/gunn times):
WOMEN –
1. Jaylah HANCOCK-CAMERON, 28 May 2002, AUS, 32:32 PB
2. Ruby SMEE, 5 December 2000, AUS, 32:43 PB
3. Stella RADFORD, 25 Jun 1995, AUS, 33:28
4. Mia ROUX, 10 Feb 2003, AUS, 34:05
5. Amy ROBINSON, 9 Jun 1994, AUS, 34:44
6. Chloe PHELAN, 28 August 2005, AUS, 34:50
7. Stephanie KELLY, 26 Nov 1993, AUS, 34:56
8. Olivia TWINING, 7 Aug 1998, AUS, 35:08
9. Grace LIEBELT, 26 April 2000, AUS, 35:30
10. Josephine THESTRUP, 25 Nov 1996, DEN, 35:36
MEN –
1. William MCCANN, 17 Oct 1997, AUS, 28:48 PB
2. Brayden NOONAN, 30 Jul 2008, AUS, 28:51 PB
3. Jonathan HARRIS, 23 May 2005, AUS, 28:53
4. Yohannes DAGNAW, 29 Mar 2006, AUS, 28:54
5. William SINCLAIR, 13 Apr 2000, NZL, 29:04
6. Adam GODDARD, 24 Jul 2003, AUS, 29:17
7. Nathan TSE, 17 Nov 1995, NZL, 29:41
8. Ben LUDBROOK, 9 Jun 2003, AUS, 29:43
9. Harry NORMAN, 16 May 2001, AUS, 29:45
10. Sebastian ASHER, 18 Sep 2001, AUS, 29:48
5-K (10/gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Mia Jade GRAY, 15 Nov 2009, AUS, 16:14
2. Natasha GURTLER, 12 September 2008, AUS, 16:28
3. Heidi KUPPLER, 27 Oct 2012, AUS, 16:34
4. Gabrielle VINCENT, 11 May 2006, AUS, 16:51
5. Hayley WHITSED, 24 May 2007, AUS, 17:09
6. Sadie BIRD, 18 February 2011, AUS, 17:24
7. Ally BROOKS, 30 May 2007, AUS, 17:33
MEN –
1. Liam HINCHCLIFFE, 11 May 2003, AUS, 14:34
2. John PORTWOOD, 30 Oct 1997, AUS, 14:45
3. Conor MURTAGH, 10 Jul 1993, AUS, 14:50
4. Tom FORSTER, 14 Apr 2006, AUS, 14:56
5. Ty DAVIS, 26 Jun 2005, AUS, 15:05
Verona Run Fast
Verona, ITA; Sunday, October 11
Distance: 10 km, World Athletics-certified
WOMEN (gun times) –
1. Rahel DANIEL, 16 Nov 2001, ERI, 32:52
2. Clementine MUKANDANGA, 8 December 1985, RWA, 34:33
3. Agnese CARCANO, 27 Jun 2003, ITA, 34:42
MEN (gun times) –
1. Stephen MWANGI, 29 Dec 2003, KEN, 29:24
2. Riccardo MARTELLATO, 1 March 2000, ITA, 29:40
3. Joel OMWOYO, 2007, KEN, 29:44
4. Riccardo MUGNOSSO, 21 Apr 1997, ITA, 29:51
5. Linus Ndiritu NJUGUNA, 1999, KEN, 30:27
Marathon München by Brooks
Münich, GER; Sunday, October 11
Distances: 42.195 km (World Athletics-certified), and 10-K (certification pending)
Marathon (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Nina REUTER, 06 FEB 1999, GER, 2:32:03
2. Katharina SAATHOFF, 13 DEC 2000, GER, 2:37:19
3. Kirsten DE BAEY, 1990, GER, 2:39:18
4. Rebecca ROBISCH, 04 APR 1988, GER, 2:46:40
MEN –
1. Alazar TEFERA, 28 NOV 2004, ETH, 2:10:53
2. Hosea TUWEI, 10 OCT 1987, KEN, 2:15:06
3. Gebre MULU, 31 MAY 2003, ETH, 2:24:49
10-K (gun times):
WOMEN –
1. Lisa REDLINGER, 13 Nov 2002, AUT, 31:48
2. Tereza HROCHOVA, 24 Feb 1996, CZE, 32:47
3. Julie VOET, 22 Nov 2003, BEL, 33:24
4. Priska AUF DER MAUR, 17 Mar 1992, SUI, 34:48
5. Tetiana KOHUT, 18 Mar 2003, UKR, 34:53
6. Gabriella K. SZABÓ, 18 Sep 2002, HUN, 35:18
7. Linda GRAU, 28 Jun 1905, GER, 35:32
MEN –
1. Sander VERCAUTEREN, 16 Jul 1998, BEL, 29:13
2. Niklas BUCHHOLZ, 04 Mar 1998, GER, 29:29
3. Elias KOLAR, 07 Jul 2006, GER, 30:08
4. Simon BONG, 19 Jun 1905, GER, 31:19
National Open Athletics Championships (65th)
(Indian Athletics Championships)
New Delhi, IND; October 8 – 11
Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
NOTE: Ankita won both the 1500m and the 3000m steeplechase; Lili Das won the 800m and took second in the 1500m –Ed.
WOMEN –
800m (11):
1. Lili DAS, 18 MAR 1998, 2:05.37
2. V. KAVITHA, 15 JUN 1998, 2:05.58
3. Thota SANKEERTANA, 17 JUL 2003, 2:05.70
4. Prateeksha YADAV, 30 JUN 2005, 2:05.99
5. Priscilla DANIEL, 01 JUL 2002, 2:06.01
…
1500m (09):
1. ANKITA, 05 FEB 2002, 4:13.18
2. Lili DAS, 18 MAR 1998, 4:19.05
3. Komal JAGADALE, 26 JAN 1999, 4:22.67
…
5000m (08):
1. Sampa GAIN, 06 JUN 2000, 16:54.56
2. Sonam PARMAR, 20 AUG 2006, 16:56.52
3. Vandana MORI, 31 AUG 2002, 16:56.62
4. Ravina GAYAKWAD, 10 OCT 2004, 16:59.39
…
10,000m (10):
1. Sampa GAIN, 06 JUN 2000, 35:33.90
2. SONIYA, 25 JUL 2000, 35:35.36
3. K.M. MAMTA, 15 JUL 2001, 35:38.25
4. SONIKA, 12 JUN 1999, 35:45.15
…
3000m S/C (11):
1. ANKITA, 05 FEB 2002, 9:34.86
2. Vandana MORI, 31 AUG 2002, 10:00.02
3. Komal JAGADALE, 26 JAN 1999, 10:05.34
4. Prachi ANKUSH, 30 JUN 2005, 10:13.09
…
MEN –
800m (11):
1. Mogali VENKATRAM, 09 JUL 2007, 1:47.01
2. Aman KUMAR, 20 OCT 1999, 1:47.33
3. Anant GAUTAM, 31 AUG 2002, 1:48.03
4. Kamalakannan SUNDARAVADANAM, 25 NOV 2002, 1:48.62
5. Satyajeet PUJARI, 07 JUL 2003, 1:48.75
…
1500m (09):
1. Arjun WASKALE, 03 JUL 2003, 3:43.04
2. Shivam SHARMA, 05 OCT 2002, 3:43.12
3. Rahul BALODA, 05 JUN 1999, 3:43.14
4. SHAILABH, 11 SEP 2005, 3:43.19
5. Rahul SARNALIYA, 15 OCT 2006, 3:45.01
…
5000m (10):
1. Sunil DAWAR, 02 AUG 2001, 14:01.64
2. Shivaji PARASHURAM, 02 MAY 2004, 14:02.81
3. Ajay KUMAR BIND, 04 FEB 1999, 14:03.86
4. Saurabh KUMAR, 07 FEB 2002, 14:05.28
5. Lovepreet SINGH, 13 JAN 1999, 14:06.45
…
10,000m (08):
1. Shivaji PARASHURAM, 02 MAY 2004, 30:30.54
2. Gaurav MATHUR, 19 SEP 1999, 30:36.33
3. Vinod SINGH, 20 JUL 2005, 30:37.13
4. Abhishek PAL, 15 JUL 1997, 30:38.54
…
3000m S/C (11):
1. Sharuk KHAN, 25 JUL 2006, 8:30.54
2. Prince RAJ, 01 MAR 1999, 8:31.38
3. Sumit RATHEE, 22 SEP 2006, 8:36.17
4. Hritik BALYAN, 31 OCT 2002, 8:45.76