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Margaret Muriuki won the women's race in 2:31:10 over Betsy Saina (2:31:51).

She ended up qualifying for the Trials with 2:43:18.

Cheserek's winning time of 3:53.3 was the fastest mile ever run in Hawaii. Cheserek also won the men vs women race (women get a 28-second head start). The battle for second overall was fierce with Kenya's Brimin Kiprono (3:56.3) finishing .7 ahead of top woman Elinor Purrier (4:25.0).

Jenkins beat out Edward Cheserek by 3-seconds while Kiplagat beat out Sally Kipyego by 13-seconds. *Discuss *Local Fox Article With Video Interviews

Saina struggled with food poisoning for the three days before Chicago and was forced to drop out after going through halfway in 4th place. Knowing she was in great shape, she wanted the chance for another race.

Each will receive $250,000 in prize money for winning the overall series.

Simpson won in 4:16.2 to barely beat out Elinor Purrier (also timed at 4:16.2) as Simpson broke PattieSue Plumer's previous CR of 4:16.68 from 1990. Willis got his 5th win, taking the men's race in 3:51.7, just edging out Chris O'Hare (3:51.7) and Sam Prakel (3:51.8). *MB: Official 2019 Fifth Avenue Mile Thread: Jenny Simpson wins 8th title in event record 4:16.2 

McDonald ran his last lap in 57.2. to beat out Robert Domanic (3:57.41) and Riley Masters (3:57.59) as nine men went sub-4. Amanda Eccleston won the women's race in 4:32.58 over Heather Kampf (4:32.79) and Katie Mackey (4:33.28). The meet also included a women's 5000m where Molly Huddle and Emily Sison went 1-2 in 15:08.67 and 15:10.62. *Full Meet Broadcast *Race Website

Both got comfortable wins as Koror won in 59:06 by 26-seconds and Hall won by almost 2-minutes.

Sowinski talks about how he couldn't get a contract out of college despite being a 1:45 guy and the NCAA runner-up. Also some interesting stats on how Solinski is one of the most traveled/prolific 800m runners ever with 180 races at 800m in 72 cities in 21 different countries and territories.

Shet beat out Diane Nukuri by 3-seconds. Saratoga high school senior and NXN runner-up Kelsey Chmiel was 4th in 16:24. Three-time Olympian Jen Rhines was the masters winner (17:22 for 11th overall).