An Ethiopian Double in Boston
Boston – Ethiopia’s Lemi Bernanu Hayle and Atsede Baysa won at the 2016 edition of the Boston Marathon, the 120th running of the IAAF Gold Label Road Race, crossing the line in 2:12:44 and 2:29:19 respectively here today.
It was the first time in the race’s 120-year history that Ethiopians had swept both the titles.
Hayle, at 21 already a winner in Dubai in 2015 and runner-up there this January, also had previous wins in Warsaw and Zurich.
Fellow Ethiopians Lelisa Desisa and Yemane Tsegay came in second (2:13.32) and third (2:14:02) places respectively.
Women’s Race
Atsede Baysa, 29 and a two-time Chicago Marathon winner came from 37 seconds at the 22-mile mark to overtake the two women in front of her. She passed fellow Ethiopian and sometime training partner Tirfi Tsegaye with two miles left, the latter finishing second in 2:30:03.
However, the defending Olympic champion Tiki Gelana was never a factor in the race, finishing 14th in 2:42:38 and Buzunesh Deba, a frequent contender both here and in New York and the only woman in the field to have run under 2:20:00 in Boston, was seventh in 2:33:56.
2016 Boston Marathon, Boston, Massachusetts:
Elite Men:
1 Lemi Bernanu Hayle (Eth) 2hrs 12mins 45secs
2 Lelisa Desisa (Eth) 2:13:32
3 Yemane Tsegay (Eth) 2:14:02
4 Wesley Korir (Ken) 2:14:05
5 Paul Kipchumba Lonyangata (Ken) 2:15:45
6 Sammy Kitwara (Ken) 2:16:43
7 Stephen Chebogut (Ken) 2:16:52
8 Abdi Nageeye (Ned) 2:18:05
9 Getu Feleke (Eth) 2:18:46
10 Zach Hine (USA) 2:21:37
11 Cutbert Nyasango (Zim) 2:22:02
12 Tsegaye Mekonnen (Eth) 2:22:21
13 Ian Burrell (USA) 2:22:22
14 Jackson Kiprop (Uga) 2:24:44
15 Harbert Okuti (USA) 2:24:46
Elite Women:
1 Atsede Baysa (Eth) 2hrs 29mins 19secs
2 Tirfi Tsegaye (Eth) 2:30:03
3 Joyce Chepkirui (Ken) 2:30:50
4 Jelena Propokcuka (Lat) 2:32:28
5 Valentine Kipketer (Ken) 2:33:13
6 Flomena Cheyech Daniel (Ken) 2:33:40
7 Buzunesh Deba (Eth) 2:33:56
8 Fate Tola (Eth) 2:34:38
9 Neely Spence Gracey (USA) 2:35:00
10 Mamitu Daska (Eth) 2:37:31
11 Sarah Crouch (USA) 2:37:36
12 Miharu Shimokado (Jpn) 2:39:21
13 Amane Beriso (Eth) 2:39:38
14 Tiki Gelena (Eth) 2:42:38
15 Tadelech Bekele (Eth) 2:44:20
Read more at: IAAF.org
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