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*2023 Robert Creese, 1:09:13<ref name=”:1″>{{Cite web |title=2023 Frederick Running Festival |url=https://www.athlinks.com/event/28522/results/Event/1039789/Course/2322713/Results |access-date=27 September 2024 |website=Athlinks}}</ref> |
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=== Women’s Marathon === |
=== Women’s Marathon === |
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Latest revision as of 21:24, 3 October 2025
The Frederick Marathon was the flagship race of several races held in Frederick, Maryland known collectively as the Frederick Running Festival.[1]
The 7th annual marathon took place on May 2, 2010, and 706 participants finished. Carefirst (the mid-atlantic organization of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association), sponsored the event.
In the 2010 race, Morton Caster of Westminster, Maryland won the men’s race with a time of 2:44:57, while Becki Pierotti of Hazleton, Pennsylvania won the woman’s race with a time of 3:14:49.[2]
A notable result in the marathon’s history is Michael Wardian’s breaking the then world record for fastest marathon while pushing a baby stroller.[3] Wardian accomplished this in 2007 with a time of 2:42:21.[4] Wardian also owns the men’s record for the race, with a 2:26:44 finish in 2006.
Other races that take place are a half-marathon, team relay race, 5K run, and kids fun run.
It was announced in October 2010 that the marathon was discontinued.[5] The safety of marathon runners was cited as a primary factor. The Running Festival will continue, with a focus on the half marathon.[6]
Men’s Half Marathon
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- 2024 Dan Jacobs, 1:09:24[7]
- 2023 Robert Creese, 1:09:13[8]
- 2022 Dan Jacobs, 1:11:59[9]
- 2021 Chris Sloane 1:11:46
- 2020 Alex Danna 1:29:29 (virtual)
- 2010 Morton Caster, 2:44:56
- 2009 Dickson Mercer, 2:37:03
- 2008 Brian Baillie, 2:34:49
- 2007 Christopher Zieman, 2:27:15
- 2006 Michael Wardian, 2:26:44 (Record)
- 2005 Michael Wardian, 2:29:13
- 2004 Jaime Dick, 2:50:08
- 2003 Maurits Van Der Veen, 2:37:11
Women’s Half Marathon
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- 2024 Andrea Dodson, 1:21:59[7]
- 2023 Claire Heasman, 1:23:41[8]
- 2022 Meaghan Murray, 1:21:09[9]
- 2021 Cindy Anderson
- 2020 Eliza Mummert 1:34:31 (virtual)
- 2010 Becki Pierotti, 3:14:49:
- 2009 Denise Knickman, 3:02:20
- 2008 Melissa Tanner, 2:56:17
- 2007 Jenn Shelton, 2:53:44 (Record)
- 2006 Kristin Van Eron, 2:57:19
- 2005 Susan Graham-Gray, 2:56:58
- 2004 Susan Graham-Gray, 3:05:50
- 2003 Becki McClintock, 3:28:25
Notes and references
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