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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 4h
All results: www.brooksee.com/bfw/results?...

And I'll post a bunch of photos on Instagram eventually.
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 4h
Boston 10K for Women Results:
1. Emily Sisson 31:05 (event record)
2. Annie Rodenfels 32:45
3. Sara Hall 32:48
4. Grace Richardson 33:00
5. Eva Jess 33:07
6. Savannah Shaw 33:28
7. Holly Rees 33:32
8. Colbi Borland 33:46
9. Lilly Tuck 33:48
10. Annie Heffernan 33:55
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 18h
Faith Kipyegon closes out her season with a 4:17.78 mile win at Athlos. Gudaf Tsegay is second (4:19.75), and Nikki Hiltz outkicks the rest of the chase pack to take third (4:32.51).

All results: live.pttiming.com/AthlosNYC2025/
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 18h
Keely Hodgkinson closes out her season with a 1:56.53 800m win at Athlos.

She has been consistently good throughout her season, which was shortened due to injury. Excluding prelims, she ran 1:54 twice, 1:55 once, and 1:56 once.

All Athlos results: live.pttiming.com/AthlosNYC2025/
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 19h
“[Women’s sports have] been cool, you guys have finally just noticed.” -Serena Williams

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Swrj...
Athlos NYC 2025
YouTube video by ATHLOS
www.youtube.com
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 20h
The countdown timer indicates that the YouTube version of the Athlos broadcast will start at 7:15 p.m. ET, not 7:00, as was previously advertised. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Swrj...
Athlos NYC 2025
YouTube video by ATHLOS
www.youtube.com
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 1d
They announced today that they have sold out. I’m curious if they gave tickets away or if they really sold that many that late.
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 2d
This thread was a nice way to start the day. It has absolutely nothing to do with running.
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Kashmir Hill @kashhill.bsky.social · 2d
We finally landed and Dan and I caught a cab to Manhattan together. Making social media social again!
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 2d
Not sure, I think you had to get the email to know.
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 2d
They offered a discount code to everyone racing the Manhattan College Invitational the following day. www.instagram.com/p/DPaF9ITABfo/
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 2d
On the off chance any of you are in NYC and want to spend your Friday night watching track and a Ciara performance, here's the ticket link: athlos.freshtix.com/events/athlo...
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 2d
Less than 48 hours out from the start of Athlos, there are still 487 tickets available. Icahn Stadium's capacity is 5,000. They are clearly putting a ton into this venture, it's depressing how hard it us to get fans to show up for the majority of the track meets in the U.S.
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 3d
Updated field for Saturday’s Boston 10K for Women. Jordan (Hasay) Hogan has reportedly scratched due to injury.
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 3d
Wow, you just made me feel really old 😀 But also, I can see how that would happen because it’s not like there’s a Diamond League meet named after her or she’s getting invited to races in the U.S. as an ambassador. Recently, I think I’ve mostly just heard about her work with the Refugee Olympic team.
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 3d
Here's the women's field for the Valencia Marathon, announced today. The race takes place on December 7th.
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 4d
Marathon legend Tegla Loroupe will run Sunday’s Chicago Marathon.
www.olympics.com/en/news/one-...
One last marathon run: Tegla Loroupe to take 'her final stride' in Chicago
The Kenyan, now 52, won seven major marathons and is set to make her final competitive appearance in Chicago on 12 October, 14 years after her final marathon in New York.
www.olympics.com
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 5d
I'll check it out. The U.S. majors tend to do a better job. Tokyo and Berlin are awful. Sydney was awful this year. As is the coverage that most local news stations provide.
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Governor Tim Walz @governorwalz.mn.gov · 6d
Congratulations to everyone running in the most beautiful urban marathon in America today! Hope and I crushed the 10 mile.
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 6d
Ultrarunning legend Courtney Dauwalter acknowledges that the Twin Cities Marathon was hard. "You marathoners are crazy," she told Carrie Tollefson. But she says she might run another marathon sometime.
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 6d
According to the broadcast, there's some debate about what her marathon PR previously was. She ran 3:17:55 at the 2009 Twin Cities Marathon, at age 24. But she told Carrie Tollefson she thought her PR was 3:15. Regardless, she clearly could have run much faster somewhere along the way.
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 6d
Courtney Dauwalter finishes seventh at the Twin Cities Marathon in a massive PR of of 2:49:51 (chip time).
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 6d
And whew, with 17 seconds to spare, Megan O'Neil became the second woman to qualify for the 2028 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials on time, running 2:36:43 to finish second at the Twin Cities Marathon.

Allie Kieffer had a tough final 7K, but she hung on to take third in 2:38:44.
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 6d
Jane Bareikis wins the Twin Cities Marathon in 2:32:52 and becomes, as far as I know, the first woman to qualify for the 2028 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials on time. (Others have already qualified based on past accomplishments.)
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 6d
They're saying on the Twin Cities Marathon broadcast that Courtney Dauwalter is on 2:47 pace, but that's not what I'm seeing in the live results.

She wasn't in the top 10 at halfway. She moved to 9th by 25K and to 8th by 30K, where she has stayed, on pace to run 2:48-high.
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Fast Women @fastwomen.bsky.social · 6d
35K into the Twin Cities Marathon, Jane Bareikis leads Allie Kieffer by just over two minutes. And with Megan O'Neil in third, we currently have three women who are still on pace to get under the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials qualifying time.

Courtney Dauwalter runs in 8th place, still on 2:48 pace.
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