Duluth native Kara Goucher finished 5th among women at today's 115th Boston Marathon.
Goucher clocked at PR 2:24:50 with the assistance of whipping tailwind.
Caroline Kilel of Kenya won women's race in 2:22:36; American Desiree Davila was a close second in a PR 2:22:40.
2009 Minnesota Runner of the Year Jen Houck finished 18th among women in 2:34:28.
Geoffery Mutai won the men's race with the fastest marathon time ever run -- 2:03:02. The time will not be considered the world record, however, due to the net-downhill nature of the Boston Marathon course.
American Ryan Hall finished 4th among men in a PR 2:04:58.
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Watch a women's race highlight package HERE.
Watch a post-race interview with Goucher below ...
Monday, April 18, 2011
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Check out what Jen Houck ran! 2:34:28!!! That's an A qualifier, isn't it?
It sure is! The A Std is 2:39:00 and the B Std is 2:46:00.
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