Rock 'n 'Roll Providence - Half Marathon Results
August 7, 2011
Top Men
GenderPl | Name | Time |
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1 | Kumsa Megersa | 01:07:32 |
2 | Tesfaye Dube | 01:07:49 |
3 | Patrick Moulton | 01:09:00 |
4 | Chris Zablocki | 01:09:03 |
5 | Bryan Morseman | 01:10:07 |
6 | Nick Crowell | 01:13:43 |
7 | Dan Khan | 01:15:26 |
8 | Brad Theyerl | 01:15:32 |
9 | Jonathan Kieliszak | 01:15:49 |
10 | Stephen Creamer | 01:16:03 |
Top Women
GenderPl | Name | Time |
---|---|---|
1 | Kim Smith | 01:11:54 |
2 | Tezata Dengersa | 01:18:56 |
3 | Jessica Snyder | 01:20:45 |
4 | Diana Davis | 01:25:20 |
5 | Sarah Lannom | 01:26:46 |
6 | Laura Swift | 01:26:59 |
7 | Alexandra Brown | 01:27:36 |
8 | Varia Lvova | 01:27:46 |
9 | Anne Campbell | 01:29:12 |
10 | Beth Reed | 01:29:25 |
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