Rock 'n' Roll Seattle Marathon & 1/2 Marathon - Half Marathon
June 22, 2013
Top Men
GenderPl | Name | Time |
---|---|---|
1 | Pat Rizzo | 01:05:58 |
2 | Jonathan Lafler | 01:07:10 |
3 | Shawn Forrest | 01:09:03 |
4 | Travis Boyd | 01:09:51 |
5 | Justin Culver | 01:10:36 |
6 | Tate Kelly | 01:11:46 |
7 | Blake Medhaug | 01:12:08 |
8 | Dak Riek | 01:12:10 |
9 | Chris Bailey | 01:12:16 |
10 | Sean Sundwall | 01:13:07 |
Top Women
GenderPl | Name | Time |
---|---|---|
1 | Nikki Gamble Leith | 01:25:06 |
2 | Kimberly Cloud | 01:25:36 |
3 | Larissa Kolasinski | 01:26:31 |
4 | Monica Bishop | 01:26:46 |
5 | Andrea Eiseman | 01:29:05 |
6 | Liz Starks | 01:30:21 |
7 | Teresa Rider | 01:30:24 |
8 | Erin Skourtes | 01:30:32 |
9 | Anneke Thompson | 01:31:54 |
10 | Tammi Adams | 01:31:59 |
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