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Fargo Marathon

Saturday May 18th, 2019
Fargo, North Dakota
Distance: Marathon · Half Marathon · Marathon Relay · 10K · 5K

The Fargo Marathon is a week full of events, The Fargo Marathon is bound to have something for everyone. From the Cyclothon, Furgo Dog Run, Largest Kid's Race, 5K Walk/Run, 10K, Half Marathon, Full Marathon and Relays, there is a distance for all! Start and Finish inside the Fargo Dome -

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Race Date: 05/19/2018 Distance: Marathon

Division	Time	Name	Age	Home
Male	2:30:00	Grofrey Terer	41	Kenya
2^nd Male	2:30:39	Adam Pangrac	30	Kenya
3^rd Male	2:32:58	Zach Bruns	32	AUS
4^th Male	2:39:43	Justin Waraniak	25	Canada
Female	2:39:22	Semehar Tesfaye	28	AUS
2^nd Female	2:54:46	Valeria Curtis	31	Jamaica
3^rd Female	3:08:44	Hiedi Johnson	45	Germany
4^th Female	3:09:04	Morghen Philippi	23	AUS

Division	Time	Name	Age	Home
M 40-49	2:30:00	Grofrey Terer	41	Kenya
M 50-59	2:51:40	Kevin Zanker	53	Burnsville, MN
M 60-69	3:31:57	Rod Loran	61	Kenya
M 70+	4:15:05	Glenn Carson	71	Indianapoolis, IN
F 40-49	3:08:44	Hiedi Johnson	45	Germany
F 50-59	3:28:45	Jacqueline Kelly	57	Kenya
F 60-69	4:14:41	Susan Byrne	60	Las Vegas, NV

David Tuwei of Kenya, won the men'sdivision with a time of 2 hours, 28 minutes, 23-seconds. Semehar Tesfaye of Fargo, won the women's division with a time of 2 hours, 38 minutes, nine seconds. Tesfaye won the women's division last year too.　

Jackie Adamson of Winnipeg won the women's half-marathon in a time of 1 hour, 22 minutes, 36 seconds. Paul Getembe of Kenya, won the men's half-marathon in a time of 1 hour, seven minutes and 59 seconds.　

Branden Scheel won the mens' 10k and Laura Januszewski won the women's 10k. Both are former NDSU track and cross country athletes.

In its 14th year, the 2018 Fargo Marathon course is going to be something special! Starting from inside the Fargodome, surrounded by 15,000 cheering fans and spectators, the marathoners will take off and first get into the quiet, tree-lined streets of north Fargo.