Lindsay Lamrock wins 2023 Prince Edward Island Half-Marathon outright

Lindsay Lamrock wins 2023 Prince Edward Island Half-Marathon outright


Final weekend marked the annual Prince Edward Island (PEI) Marathon weekend. The occasion was an enormous success, and runners from everywhere in the province and nation got here out to participate in one of many many obtainable races, together with the marathon, half-marathon run, half-marathon stroll, 16K run, 10K run, and others. Often called certainly one of , contributors got here out to run quick and benefit from the race’s neighborhood environment. Lindsay Lamrock beat all the lads within the half-marathon, breaking the tape in a time of 1:19:12–a stellar outcome.

Picture: Prince Edward Island Marathon/Fb

The Jacob Simmons Spud Run

The marathon was renamed the Jacob Simmons Spud Run in honour of Jacob Simmons, a frequent participant within the P.E.I. marathon weekend who performed the position of Tate, the Potato Board Mascot, and was named PEI Roadrunner Male Runner of the 12 months in 2019. Tragically, Simmons was killed by an impaired driver whereas biking in 2020. Runners honoured his reminiscence throughout the marathon weekend, and the renaming of the race helped cement his legacy as an lively and enthusiastic participant and neighborhood supporter.

Half-marathon outcomes

Girls

  1. Lindsay Lamrock of PEI–1st total in 1:19:12

      2. Jenilyn Hatt of Nova Scotia–2nd in 1:30:58 (thirteenth total)

      3. Jane Hergett of Nova Scotia–third in 1:33:54 (14th total) 

Males

  1. Cody Cooper of New Brunswick–1st in 1:21:27 (2nd total)

      2. Vincent Merriam of PEI–2nd in 1:21:56 (third total)

      3. Ryan Keliher of PEI–third in 1:22:03 (4th total)

Marathon outcomes

Males

  1. Jeff Ratushny of Nova Scotia–2:50:36

      2. Brad Crowell of New Brunswick–2:52:21

      3. Marc Leclair of Nova Scotia–2:53:29

Girls

  1. Sandra Cottreau of PEI–3:10:40 (tenth total)

      2. Shannon Brittany-Pollock of New Brunswick–3:16:28 (fifteenth total)

      3. Amber Macleod of PEI–3:18:01 (nineteenth total)

for a full record of outcomes from the marathon weekend.