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Real Simple Women's Half-Marathon

Sunday April 28th, 2024
Manhattan, NY
Distance: Half Marathon
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The annual SHAPE Women's Half-Marathon brings together thousands of women of all ages and backgrounds for a day of fun, fitness, and camaraderie in NYC. Whether you're coming from across the country or from around the corner, join SHAPE and New York Road Runners in Central Park.
The Annual Women's Half-Marathon brings a day of fun, ...fitness and camaraderie in New York City. Join us in Central Park where, once again, Meredith Corporation's MORE and SHAPE magazines will team up with New York Road Runners to produce a world-class annual half-marathon that is sure to inspire and empower.

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Real Simple Women's Half-Marathon, Race Date: 2023-04-30, Distance: Half Marathon
Division Time Name Age Home
Female 1:20:33 Brooke Starn 25 Danville, CA
2nd Female 1:22:31 Rebecca Gentry 37 GBR
3rd Female 1:23:43 Ellyn Atkinson 27 NY, NY
4th Female 1:25:17 Emma Kaye 29 Long Island, NY
Division Time Name Age Home
F 40-49 1:30:32 Allison Greer 41 NY, NY
F 50-59 1:36:21 Kristin Kramer 51 NY, NY
F 60-69 1:40:46 Corinne Cortes 62 DEN
F 70+ 2:16:41 Marcia Andrew 70 Ponte Cedra Beach, FL
Real Simple Women's Half-Marathon

Celebrating Sisterhood in Central Park

A chilly spring day welcomed more than 6,100 women to Central Park on Sunday morning for the SHAPE Women’s Half-Marathon. With a 15-year tradition of empowering women of all ages and abilities, this race is all about sisterhood.In fact, Central Park was full of familiar faces.

The race included the third-annual Women Run the World Relay & Mentorship Program, which honored 13 notable women and showcased the significant role that women play as leaders and influencers, while also highlighting the importance of supporting, inspiring, and empowering the next generation of women. Each of the 13 honorees was paired with a mentee form NYRR’s Run for the Future program, which trains New York City high school girls to run their first 5K race, build and strengthen self-confidence, and earn money toward college. Each pair ran or walked a one-mile leg of the course as part of a relay team.

Taking the top spot in today’s race was Askale Merachi of Urban Athletics, who crossed the finish in 1:15:18, nearly four minutes ahead of second-place finisher Kate Pallardy of Central Park Track Club—New Balance, who finished in 1:19:11. CPTC’s Mary Bida secured third place in 1:23:40.

First to cross the finish line is Askale Merachi of Urban Athletics Club!


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