These three West Side Runners (WSX) athletes seemed comfortable at 5:12-per-mile pace. Tesfaye Girma (#556) won in 1:08:20…
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…a fraction of a second ahead of Dereje Hailegiorgis (#566), who also ran 1:08:20…
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…and only one second ahead of Teklu Deneke, who finished third in 1:08:21. WSX were men’s overall champions.
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Michael Cassidy of the Greater New York Racing Team was fourth in 1:10:01.
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Elmustafa McHkirate of WSX was sixth in 1:10:26.
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Kent Edens, 45, of the Hoboken Harriers ran a strong 1:21:47.
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Brian Hsia of the New York Flyers flew national colors on the way to a 1:30:59.
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Erick Fernandez of the Van Cortlandt Track Club (VCTC) finished in 1:41:58.
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Paul Thomson, 42, won the masters division with a masterful 1:10:07—good for fifth overall as well. His Warren Street (WS) team won the men’s 40+ division.
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Alan Ruben, 51, of the Nike Central Park Track Club (CPTC) led his 50+ division in 1:18:04—and led his 50+ team to the title.
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Julio Aguirre, 62, of GNY won the 60-64 division by over 3½ minutes with his 1:27:10.
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Ramon Vinaya, 68, of VCTC was working hard for 2 hours, 15 minutes, and 58 seconds.
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Caroline Bierbaum of the New York Athletic Club (NYAC) got a double victory: She won the race in 1:16:49, and NYAC took the women’s open team title.
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CPTC’s Jill Vollweiler, 40, took second overall in 1:18:57 and was top master by more than six minutes.
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Abbi Gleeson of NYAC was third overall in 1:19:51…
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…just ahead of her teammate Jamie Sutherland, fourth overall in 1:19:58…
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…who was closely followed by their teammate Arianne Field, fifth overall in 1:20:35.
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Ana Johnson was eighth overall in 1:22:27. She is a member of Running Divas New York.
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Lucia Muntean of Front Runners New York looks pleased with her 1:37:12 performance.
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Judith Som, 66, of the Mercury Masters was fourth in her age group.
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Lisa Swain of the North Jersey Masters and Team for Kids was second in her 50-54 division (1:35:53).
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CPTC’s Deborah Barchat won the 60-64 division by a seven-minute margin with her 1:43:13.
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Christine Glockenmeier of WS was the second of 472 female masters runners in the race.
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The indefatigable Billie Moten, 71, took third in the 70-74 division with her 2:33:15.
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