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Debutantes Ball 2:08:24 2:06:17 Ryan Hall (24) London 2007 2:09:41 2:08:51 Alberto Salazar (22) New York 1980 2:09:41 2:09:41 Alan Culpepper (30) Chicago 2002 2:11:13 2:11:13 Rudy Chapa (26) New York 1983 2:11:17 2:11:17 Todd Williams (28) Chicago 1997 2:11:35 2:11:35 Dan Browne (27) Twin Cities 2002 2:12:12 2:08:47 Bob Kempainen (25) Twin Cites 1991 2:12:17 2:12:17 Steve Spence (28) Columbus 1990 2:12:27 2:12:27 Fernando Cabada (24) Fukuoka 2006 2:12:35 2:09:15 Meb Keflezighi (27) New York 2002 -10- 2:13:00 2:13:00 Jorge Torres (29) New York 2009 2:13:02 2:11:40 Rod Dehaven Chicago (32) 1998 2:13:07 2:08:59 Greg Meyer(25) Detroit 1980 2:13:21 2:13:21 Steve Ortiz (22) 1981 2:13:24 2:13:05 Mark Coogan (27) Boston 1994 2:13:29 2:12:23 George Malley (27) New York 1982 2:14:01 2:10:00 Dathan Ritzenhein (23) New York 2006 2:14:13 2:14:13 Kyle Baker (26) Chicago 2002 2:14:15 2:14:15 Brad Hauser (25) St Paul 2002 2:14:21 2:14:21 Mark Nenow (30) New York 1988 -20- 2:14:23 2:14:23 John Hunsaker (23) Tempe 1979 2:14:30 2:14:08 Ryan Shay (23) Chicago 2002 2:14:40 2:10:26 Craig Virgin (23) San Diego 1979 2:14:57 2:14:57 Don Johns (26) Duluth 1991 2:15:11 2:15:11 Mike Morgan (26) Chicago 2006 2:15:15 2:14:06 Steve Bolt (25) Rocket City 1980 2:15:16 2:11:32 Paul Cummings (28) St George 1981 2:15:22 2:15:22 Josh Rohatinsky (25) OT 2007 2:15:28 2:11:38 Paul Gompers (19) Rocket City 1983 2:15:28 2:14:56 Nate Jenkins Austin 2006 -30- 2:15:47 2:15:47 Mike McGuire (26) Detroit 1981 2:15:50 2:15:27 Jason Hartmann (25) Chicago 2006 2:15:51 2:11:25 Randy Thomas (24) New York .... 2:17:09 2:08:55 Abdi Abdirahman (27) New York 2004 |
| douglas burke |
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interesting 6 of the 10 did not improve after their debut, though at least chapa only ran one and at least browne and cabada are still competing. |
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Awesome run for Torres. It looks like he is going to have a bright marathoning future ahead, Thanks for the list Malmo. It's sad when reading it and seeing Ryan Shay in there. Such a huge loss of a talented runner so soon in life, would've loved to have seen how he would ran with the rest of the American guys today. |
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if you want to update the list: Luke Watson 2:15:29 (twin cities, 2009) |
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anyone know what Nick Arciniaga's debut marathon was? I want to say it was 2:16 and change at St. George, but i may be mistaken. |
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2:16:58 in 2006 at LaSalle Bank Chicago. I think that was his first one. Great race today for Nick. |
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update: Hartmann ran 2:12:09 in winning TCM |
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That wasn't Hartmann's debut. |
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And a steeplechaser to boot! |
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Great run for Jorge. Weird that he's the third oldest debut on that list. |
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I've never seen Jorge run before, but I was really impressed with his style from the little of him I was able to see on the NBC broadcast; smooth and relaxed. When running with the lead pack, he just looked comfortable. |
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I was updating his PR from this: 2:15:50 2:15:27 Jason Hartmann (25) Chicago 2006
That wasn't Hartmann's debut.[/quote] |
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malmo - what was your 1/2 marathon pr? |
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Ryan ran his debut in 2002. He died 5 years later. I think we know exactly how much he would develop. This guy has become a much better runner in peoples mind than in reality. |
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Probably found here. I don't think he ran faster than his AR. http://www.arrs.net/RecProg/RP_USAR.htm |
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After graduating in 1985 with a degree in business administration, Spence decided to try his luck as a road racer. Asked about his marathon debut at Baltimore that December, he is unable to dredge up a single fond memory. "That was just kind of to say I could run the distance," he explains. "I was on 2:13 pace for 20 miles, then blew up." Spence finished in a painful 2:26 and put marathoning out of his mind, though not for long. |
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1988: Jersey City, New Jersey, April 24 132 Qualifiers, 115 Starters, 77 Finishers Time standard = 2:20:00 1) Mark Conover (CA) 2:12:26 $50,000 2) Ed Eyestone (UT) 2:12:49 $25,000 3) Pete Pfitzinger (MA) 2:13:09 $20,000 4) Paul Gompers (MA) 2:14:20 $15,000 5) Mark Curp (MO) 2:14:40 $10,000 6) Don Norman (PA) 2:15:49 $8,000 7) Bob Hodge (MA) 2:16:56 $6,000 8) Greg Meyer (MA) 2:17:40 $4,500 9) Steve Spence (PA) 2:17:49 $3,000 10) Herb Wills (FL) 2:17:52 $2,000 11) Randy Thomas (MA) 2:18:10 $1,500 12) Chris Prior (OR) 2:18:34 $1,000 13) Ken Judson (PA) 2:18:38 $900 14) Brad Ingram (OH) 2:18:45 $800 15) Bill Weidenbach (WA) 2:19:21 $700 16) Danny Grimes (CA) 2:19:34 $600 17) Paul Pilkington (UT) 2:19:39 $400 18) Tom Ratcliffe (MA) 2:20:22 $300 19) Darrell General (MD) 2:20:31 $200 20) Ron Gee (CA) 2:20:58 $100 |
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Didn't Tom Raunig run 2:13:xx as a debut in the old Nike OTC marathon in 1982? |
| Mizzoolah |
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No. Raunig won the Sports Festival marathon in July, then finished 6th at New York in 2:13:22 |
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