The Valencia Marathon field is LOADED and well tell you all about it here.

A year ago, BYU runners took the last 3 spots in the NCAA men's 10,000. Tonight, they took 3 of the top 4, led by Clayton Young's national title.

Kibet won in 27:21 to beat out defending champ Mathew Kimeli (27:38) while Reh ran the 12th fastest European time ever with a 31:23 win.

Kipruto now sits second on the all-time list, only behind Leonard Patrick Komon's 26:44. Caroline Kipkirui ran the #5 all-time best 10k to win the women's race in 30:19 ahead of Fancy Chemutai (30:22) and Diana Chemtai Kipyokei (30:23).

"He cares so much about his athletes and instills a level of self-belief that is incredibly humbling, yet motivating. I hope everyone gets the chance to meet Sully, it really is a special privilege."

Gudeta will face world 10,000 bronze medalist Agnes Tirop and world half bronze medalist Pauline Kamulu.

Korir won a close race over Shadrack Kipchirchir as he outkicked him by 1-second (28:16 to 28:17) while Sam Chelenga got third in 28:25. Tuliamuk won her 6th US road title in 32:49 as Sarah Pagano took 2nd (33:01) and Jordan Hasay 3rd (33:08).

*MB: Dreams Become Reality- Alyssa Snyder of Montana State runs back to back 5k prs to finish 4th in NCAA 10,000m

Chelanga and Longosiwa finished with identical times of 28:21 while Stephen Sambu was 10-seconds back in 3rd. Mamitu Daska won the women's race in 31:37 over Magdalyne Masai (31:44).

On the women's side, two-time Frankfurt Marathon champ Mamitu Daska faces off against 31:55 woman Veronicah Nyaruai.

With Molly Huddle absent as she's getting ready for her marathon debut, Emily Sisson did a great job of imitating Huddle by crushing the field.