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Rock 'n' Roll Philadelphia Half Marathon - Results

2011 Rock 'n' Roll Philadelphia Half Marathon
Philadelphia, U.S.A., 9/18/11
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Women
1. Kim Smith (New Zealand) - 1:07:11 - CR
2. Weknesh Kidane (Ethiopia) - 1:07:26
3. Bizunesh Deba (Ethiopia) - 1:09:53
4. Jane Kibii (Kenya) - 1:10:23
5. Maegen Krifchin (U.S.A.) - 1:11:04
6. Diane Nukuri (Kenya) - 1:12:08
7. Yolanda Caballero (Colombia) - 1:12:35
8. Claire Hallissey - 1:12:39
9. Misiker Mekonnin (Ethiopia) - 1:12:57
10. Dot McMahan (U.S.A.) - 1:12:57
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16. Mizuho Nasukawa (Team Univ. Ent.) - 1:14:35

Men
1. Matthew Kisorio (Kenya) - 58:46
2. Sammy Kitwara (Kenya) - 58:48
3. James Mwangi (Kenya) - 1:00:42
4. Peter Kamais (Kenya) - 1:01:06
5. Julius Koskei (Kenya) - 1:01:21
6. Shawn Forrest - 1:01:34
7. Abderrahim Goumri (Morocco) - 1:01:41
8. Hosea Macharinyang (Kenya) - 1:01:42
9. Bobby Curtis (U.S.A.) - 1:01:52
10. Markos Geneti (Ethiopia) - 1:02:01
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