Gordon
Bakoulis, a New Yorker, got a lot of cheers as she ran through Central
Park.
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Leteyesus
Berhe, also a New Yorker, finished 46th in 3:01:22.
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Janina
Malska, yet another New Yorker, was the first female finisher from
the mass start, she finished 18th overall in 2:45:42.
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Makiko
Hotta, who also started with the masses, finished 19th in 2:46:50.
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Emily
LeVan of Maine finished 21st in 2:48:58. Her run was particularly
impressive because she had won the Maine Marathon...
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...less
than a month earlier in 2:47:38, not giving her much time to recover.
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Nathalie
Vasseur of France finished 22nd in 2:49:58.
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Guadalupe
Garcia of Mexico finished 23rd in 2:50:49.
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Dorris
Correa of New Jersey finished 26th in 2:52:55.
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Malska
and Correa's strong finishes helped give Warren Street the team
title over the Central Park Track Club.
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Elizabeth
Seeley of Pennsylvania finished 28th in 2:54:33.
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Seeley
again.
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Julia
Stamps, a former high school national champion and Stanford standout
made her marathon debut here.
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Though
she didn't train seriously - for her - she finished 30th in 2:54:47.
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M.
Reymonenq Maggiolini of France ran well in the closing miles to
finished 27th in 2:53:50.
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Kimberly
Duclos of Massachusetts finished 33rd in 2:56:17.
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Duclos
again.
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Monique
Bruins of the Netherlands finished 32nd in 2:55:36.
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Gillian
Horovitz finished first in the 45-49 age group and 35th overall
in 2:56:51.
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Mercedes
Gil, 40, of Colorado finished 36th in 2:57:56
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