Gabriel Geay of Tanzania won and Mary Wacera defended her crown.
John Crain of Zapfitness and Allie Kieffer 1st Americans
https://twitter.com/Boilermaker15K/status/1015945460874469376
https://twitter.com/Boilermaker15K/status/1015940816697782272
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Men
Pos. Name City, State Bib Sex Age Pace Time Diff
1 Gabriel Geay Tanzania 9 M 21 4:41/mi 43:39.63 +0:00
2 Teshome Mekonen Asfaha Ethiopia 2 M 22 4:42/mi 43:49.39 +0:09.76
31 Edwin Kibichiy Kenya 18 M 26 4:42/mi 43:54.45 +0:14.82
4 Phillip Langat Kenya 3 M 28 4:43/mi 43:58.69 +0:19.06
52 Daniel Salel Loyioyio Kenya 73 M 27 4:43/mi 43:59.88 +0:20.25
6 Silas Kipruto Kenya 1 M 33 4:44/mi 44:11.01 +0:31.38
74 Panuel Mkungo Kenya 27 M 24 4:44/mi 44:11.94 +0:32.31
8 James Ngandu Kenya 7 M 28 4:44/mi 44:12.49 +0:32.86
98 John Crain USA 16 M 26 4:44/mi 44:12.78 +0:33.15
101 Cleophas Ngetich Kenya 4 M 28 4:44/mi 44:13.01 +0:33.38
Women:
Pos. Name City, State Bib Sex Age Pace Time Diff
14 Mary Wacera Kenya 30 F 29 5:21/mi 50:00.12 +0:00
25 Monicah Ngige Kenya 34 F 24 5:22/mi 50:02.58 +0:02.46
33 Vicoty Chepngeno Kenya 38 F 24 5:22/mi 50:03.63 +0:03.51
4 Delvine Meringor Kenya 41 F 25 5:22/mi 50:04.13 +0:04.01
53 Buze Diriba Kejela Ethiopia 72 F 24 5:22/mi 50:07.28 +0:07.16
63 Allie Kieffer USA 40 F 30 5:24/mi 50:21.86 +0:21.74
76 Yuka Takashima Japan 46 F 30 5:25/mi 50:31.32 +0:31.20
81 Birtukan Alemu Ethiopia 36 F 29 5:28/mi 51:04.26 +1:04.14
91 Lindsay Flanagan USA 50 F 27 5:29/mi 51:13.64 +1:13.52
10 Anne-Marie Blaney USA 55 F 24 5:32/mi 51:36.50 +1:36.38
(there was a thread erroneously saying Sara Hall won this race. Our apologies for not deleting it sooner)
Utica Boilermaker Results: Gabriel Geay, Mary Wacera Win, John Crain & Allie Kieffer 1st Americans
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no need to apologize.
Letsrun.com message board readers have proven to be intelligent enough to separate the wheat from the chaff. -
It was classic. Lots of good responses.
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Here is an article on the race. Wacera is now tied with Catherine Ndereba and John Korir for most Boilermaker victories (4).
http://www.uticaod.com/sports/20180708/geay-wacera-steam-to-boilermaker-victories
More results can be found below:
http://boilermaker.quadsimia.com/Race_Results/15K/?name=&city=&state=&country=&year=2017&gender=&age=&lim=50&page=3&page=1 -
Nice bounce back race by Kieffer . Any idea which fall marathon she is running?
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Allie k. Is not racing smart and using her head, she will be hurt and injured before to long again....to stupid chasing small paychecks.
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Too, to, and two are three different words which all have different meanings.
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Notsmartracingupstateny wrote:
Allie k. Is not racing smart and using her head, she will be hurt and injured before to long again....to stupid chasing small paychecks.
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Seems to be racing pretty smart given her 4th place finish at peach tree and 6th place finish at bookmaker today. She’s fit and hopefully she can run well under her 2:29 PR from New York this fall. -
*boilermaker yikes haha
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Not going to happen, cause ummmmm she will be injured morons.
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This race seems like a good one to travel to and run.
14,000 in the 15k.
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A little disappointed not to see Sara Hall going the line at the Boilermaker.
I thought the reason for all of her recent racing was to try to instill in her adopted daughters that sense of "Good Old Fashion American Hard Work."
She is obviously trying to overcompensate for Ryan's inability to find gainful employment since leaving competitive running. The attempt to support the family as a Instagram inspirational semi-professional bodybuilder just isn't working.
Hopefully, this young life crisis will pass.
A good sign would be to see him cranking out sub-5:00 tempo runs with his newly formed elite training group in Flag.
Meanwhile, Sara is doing the right thing by using all the domestic issues to fuel her a running.
Run Sara, Run! Take it out on the roads.
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Trump2020OP-the real one... wrote:
A little disappointed not to see Sara Hall going the line at the Boilermaker.
I thought the reason for all of her recent racing was to try to instill in her adopted daughters that sense of "Good Old Fashion American Hard Work."
She is obviously trying to overcompensate for Ryan's inability to find gainful employment since leaving competitive running. The attempt to support the family as a Instagram inspirational semi-professional bodybuilder just isn't working.
Hopefully, this young life crisis will pass.
A good sign would be to see him cranking out sub-5:00 tempo runs with his newly formed elite training group in Flag.
Meanwhile, Sara is doing the right thing by using all the domestic issues to fuel her a running.
Run Sara, Run! Take it out on the roads.
M.A.G.A...
Another post by you cracking me up. Keep up the good work. -
23rd Grant Fischer 45:52 20 t0 29 age group
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stop the presses wrote:
23rd Grant Fischer 45:52 20 t0 29 age group
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The King Of The Roads, the legend, Bill Rodgers finished 3523rd today in 1:22:59. Still gettin’ it done!
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Lydiard Cerutty wrote:
stop the presses wrote:
23rd Grant Fischer 45:52 20 t0 29 age group
Pretty good, better at the longer distances. Next Ryan Hall?
While you may already know this, please note that this is not THE Grant Fisher (2-time footlocker champ, HS sub-4, NCAA title, etc), it is Grant FisCher. Different dude, but still very good. -
I tend to agree that racing two 10K+ races within a week isn't optimal. Hopefully she'll recover now.
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Notsmartracingupstateny wrote:
Allie k. Is not racing smart and using her head, she will be hurt and injured before to long again....to stupid chasing small paychecks.
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His former teammate Jerrell Mock was an even more impressive 11th Place (2nd American) in 44:31. He was an All-American for CSU and has a 28:11 10k PR.
