Emerald Nuts

Course record and win for Davila!

Men?

No men's course record.

thank you hanson, what about men finishers?

I hear it was a men's record.

How close was Carmen Douma Houssar?

three men under course record

Any official results yet??

Based on the subject line, I thought this was a thread about testicles

MEN

1 Stephen Furst 25 Raleigh, NC (adidas Raleigh TC) USA 18:11

2 David Jankowski 24 Blowing Rock, NC (ZAP Fitness) USA 18:12

3 Bobby Curtis 26 Ardmore, PA (Reebok) USA 18:12

4 Sean Quigley 25 Philadelphia, PA (Puma) USA 18:16

5 Colin Leak 24 Ann Arbor, MI USA 18:18

6 Harbert Okuti 25 New Rochelle, NY UGA 18:35

7 Jason Lehmkuhle 33 Minneapolis, MN (Saucony) USA 18:50

8 Kumas Adugna Megeresa 24 Bronx, NY ETH 19:28

9 James Muller 19 New York, NY USA 19:28

10 Dereje Tesfaye Hailegiorgis 34 New York, NY ETH 19:38

11 Tom Chorney 34 Bloomington, IN USA 19:53

WOMEN

1 Desiree Davila 27 Rochester Hills, MI (Hansons) USA 20:51

2 Carmen Douma-Hussar 33 Ardmore, PA (New Balance) CAN 20:55

3 Allison Kieffer 23 Tempe, AZ USA 21:37

4 Frances Koons 24 Bryn Mawr, PA (New Balance) USA 21:38

5 Kristen Nicolini 33 Minneapolis, MN (Saucony) USA 22:01

6 Leonora Joy-Petrina 28 Bayport, NY (Saucony) NZL 22:12

7 Esther Erb 24 Blowing Rock, NC (ZAP Fitness) USA 22:17

8 Lesley Higgins 30 New York, NY (NYAC) USA 22:30

Esther Erb repping the UAA!

Tom Chorney?

I assume he just runs for fun nowadays?

from the looks of this it looks like top 4 ran together, then top 3 ran a little at the end and Furst leaned at the tape in a run togther finish? Hard to see him outkicking a Curtis. was anyone there?

It's good to see that all of the money that NYRR sends to runners far away from NYC finally is paying dividends with a competitive fun run.

trialswatcher wrote:

from the looks of this it looks like top 4 ran together, then top 3 ran a little at the end and Furst leaned at the tape in a run togther finish? Hard to see him outkicking a Curtis. was anyone there?

Furst, Jankowski and Curtis all had a chance to win in the final sprint. Furst was clearly in front in the final 10 meters, but it looked like Bobby slowed just before the tape and Janko just got by him (both were credited wit the same time). Quigley was right there the entire race to finish four seconds back.

Colin Leak, who finished 5th in 18:18, would have won the race nine out of the last ten years with that time. The field was really strong this year.

DFM

"Ran together? Can't see Curtis getting outkicked?"

It's a professional race not a professional fun run...His name is FURST no need to lean for the win.

Any chance there's video of the race anywhere? Other than that dude from CNN clicking 11 minute miles with his 12 year old daughter, though I understand why American needs to see that...

Great run, Lesley Higgins!!

I was actually at the turn at West 72nd Street, which I suppose is about 400 meters from the finish. One of them...I honestly can't say which one ...was clearly in the lead at that point, certainly by more than a second.