Jordan Hasay Wins St. Patrick's Day 15k in 51:31 (2:25:04 marathon pace)

Definitely a workout and not a tune-up. She also ran another run a few hours later at a fair distance and pace.

I heard her say that the pace was a little slow.

Yeah, went 13.7miles afterward for a total of 23 for the day...

I miss German Fernandez

I added a press release to the first post. How does that race get so many 'names' to show up? Look at the results.

Race Results – 41st Shamrock Run Portland

Place, Name, Hometown, Age, Time

Half Marathon Men

1. Jesse Thomas, Bend, OR, 39, 1:08:06

2. Chris Yates, Hillsboro, OR, 30, 1:08:33

3. Sage Canaday, Boulder, CO, 33, 1:09:06

Half Marathon Women

1. Lauren Fleshman, Bend, OR, 37, 1:21:46

2. Lyndy Davis, Portland, OR, 29, 1:22:50

3. Faith Buckley, Portland, OR, 47, 1:28:09

15K Men

1. Andrew Lemoncello, Happy Valley, OR, 36, 48:25

2. Jesse Joseph, Portland, OR, 23, 49:17

3. Zac Garrard, Portland, OR, 24, 49:45

15k Women

1. Jordan Hasay, Portland, OR, 27, 51:31

2. Carissa Galloway, Portland, OR, 28, 55:00

3. Sallie Post, Portland, OR, 31, 55:52

8k Men

1. Tate Schienbein, Portland, OR, 24, 24:15

2. Alex Cameron, Portland, OR, 36, 24:31

3. Patrick Reaves, Portland, OR, 34, 24:44

8k Women

1. Malindi Elmore, Canada, 39, 26:20

2. Lindsey Scherf, High Falls, NY, 32, 27:51

3. Tara Welling, Portland, OR, 29, 27:57

5k Men

1. Andrew Lemoncello, Happy Valley, OR, 14:44

2. Tate Schienbein, Portland, OR, 24, 14:44

3. Danny Martinez, Portland, OR, 24, 14:57

5k Women

1. Lorilynn Bloomer, Portland, Or, 46, 18:22

2. Katherine Michno, Brooklyn, Ny, 31, 18:35

3. Lauren Elgee, Portland, Or, 27, 18:40

Talk about the race on our world famous me

It's the biggest race event actually in Portland.

Did 8 miles at 5:20 pace that afternoon.

For a moment was thinking Jordan looked really different in the green wig.

Duhhh? Its a low key race in Portland, that's why you get a solid bunch of locals. I mean, Tara Welling can run far better than 27:57 for 8K, so I guess she was just out for a good training run with some green paint on her face. Why so much analysis of a local St. Pats race?

Uh, yeah, welcome to Portland! This place is obviously an outlier as far as runner population. Not only do pros train here, but there is a lot of depth on the sub-elite and competitive recreational side because the city/area is perfect for it. Shamrock has been around since like 1978 I think and brings a huge crowd of people in general. I like to call it the "Portland Olympics" because everybody and their mom participates, literally.

I have never heard of this athlete. Who is she?

Hey, did you DNS your event yesterday? If so why?

The 15k is the descendant of the late great Cascade Runoff, once one of the premier road races in the U.S.

Hmmmmmmmmnmmmm wrote:

Hey, did you DNS your event yesterday? If so why?

Not sure if you were replying to me or not, but I DNS because I had arthroscopic knee surgery 12 days prior.

Hobbyjoggaz in Paris wrote:

I have never heard of this athlete. Who is she?

Umm......

Bear wrote:

The 15k is the descendant of the late great Cascade Runoff, once one of the premier road races in the U.S.

Lot of great races bastardized by the holy grail of the half marathon homogenization.

txRUNNERgirl wrote:

Hobbyjoggaz in Paris wrote:

I have never heard of this athlete. Who is she?

Umm......

https://www.instagram.com/p/BvHbL1NBPPG/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=1ff6v00tto6vn

You obviously don't know when people are trolling.

txRUNNERgirl wrote:

Hmmmmmmmmnmmmm wrote:

Hey, did you DNS your event yesterday? If so why?

Not sure if you were replying to me or not, but I DNS because I had arthroscopic knee surgery 12 days prior.

No, it was a reply to this.

Its a low key race in Portland, that's why you get a solid bunch of locals...

Rojo, its because if you win, you win your weight in beer! Probably the largest running event in Portland that I've been....there were thousands of runners!