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Lori Ewing Natasha Wodak ofCanada celebrates winning the gold medal in the women's 10000m final during the athletics at the Pan American Games in Lima, Peru, Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2019. Wodak finished fifth in The Marathon Project on Sunday and achieved the Olympic qualifying standard. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Martin Mejia December 20, 2020 - 2:43 PM In the middle of a global pandemic that cancelled almost every major marathon over the last nine months, Natasha Wodak felt blessed to even be on the start line Sunday. The 39-year-old from North Vancouver, B.C., made the most...

Facebook Google+ The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider donating today to support our mission. Syracuse graduate Marty Hehir posted the seventh-fastest marathon time by an American runner en route to winning The Marathon Project event on Sunday. Hehir (2:08.59), Colin Bennie (2:09.38) and Paige Stoner — all former members of the SU cross country team — competed together in Chandler, Arizona, for the first-place prize of $5,000. Hehir and Bennie were key members of the 2015 championship team, where they finished ninth and eight...

Hall Vaults To #2 In U.S. History, Hehir Prevails At The Marathon Project Dec 20, 2020David Monti (c) 2020 Race Results Weekly, all rights reserved (20-Dec) -- In this pandemic year marked by so much pain, struggle and loss, The Marathon Project today in Chandler, Ariz., provided a much-needed high note before 2020 passes into infamy, at least for fans of distance running. Today's elite-only race --bootstrapped by Josh Cox, Ben Rosario and Matt Helbig-- ended up being one of the best-ever marathons on U.S. soil for North American athletes, punctuated by exciting victories for Sara Hall (2:20:...

Sarah runs sub 2:30 on fine marathon debut in Arizona Sunday 20th December 2020 Many congratulations to Canada-based Scot Sarah Inglis on an excellent marathon debut in Arizona on Sunday. Sarah clocked 2:29:41 for a ninth place finish in the special North American ‘Marathon Project’ event and that’s just 11 seconds shy of the GB marathon standard for next year’s Olympics. The race was won by Sara Hall in 2:20.32 and 12 women in all went sub 2:30. Such a solid debut looks to set Sarah up for a selection battle in the spring of 2021 and also puts her very much in the picture for Team ...

Sara Hall Runs 2nd Fastest Marathon In US History – 2:20:32 – To Win Marathon Project One day before the winter solstice, Sara Hall closed out a fall marathon campaign for the ages by running 2:20:32 to win the Marathon Project and become the second-fastest American woman of all time. In a year in which most of the fall racing season was wiped out due to COVID-19, this was the 37-year old Hall’s second exceptional marathon in the last 11 weeks — back on October 4, she ran 2:22:01 to finish second at the London Marathon, the first American to climb the podium in the British capital si...