Wold, Judd win Ogden Marathon
OGDEN — Nearly 1,700 runners began the morning in the Ogden Valley east of Huntsville and finished — some faster than others — in downtown Ogden after toughing out 26.2 miles in the Ogden Marathon.
Seth Wold, a 25-year-old Salt Lake City resident, took top honors after completing the course in 2 hours, 22 minutes and 51 seconds.
His pace gave him a comfortable win over Orem's Nicholas McCombs, 28, who took second with a time of 2:26:02. Holladay's Fritz Van De Kamp was third at 2:37:31.
Wold was fast right from the opening gun, as his 5:21-per-mile pace set the tone for the race and he and McCombs shadowed each other for several miles. Wold, though, pulled ahead after the first time check and was 2 1/2 minutes ahead at the 19-mile mark. From their, Wold never let up and continued to run a strong race, closing it out with a 6:04 pace over the final 3.2 miles.
Anna Judd, a 39-year-old from South Ogden, turned on the jets during the second half of the race to pull out a tight win over Sariah Long.
Long, an Ogden resident, held the lead early in the race and held an advantage of nearly four minutes at the 19-mile checkpoint and a more than two-minute lead at 23 miles. But Judd's finishing push saw her make up the all of that distance and then some in the final few miles.
Judd's time of 2:58:38 was 22 seconds better than Long's 2:59:00.
Mischelle Allred, of Ogden, was third at 3:05:27.
Over the final 3.2 miles, Judd kicked it in with a 7:33 mile pace. Long, after pushing it hard over the first 23 miles, ran out of steam and had a pace of 8:33 as Judd took the lead in the final mile.
Alexander Tomas won the men's half-marathon with a time of 1:10:19 over the 13.1-mile course. He outlasted Alexander Pachev, who crossed the line at 1:12:08.
Spanish Fork's Bethany Erickson won the women's half-marathon at 1:29:47, while Florida's Jennifer Jones turned in a time of 1:31:33 for second.
Men's overall results
1. Seth Wold, Salt Lake City, 2:22:51
2. Nicholas McCombs, Orem, 2:26:02
3. Fritz Van De Kamp, Holladay, 2:37:31
4. Walter Brown, South Jordan, 2:41:48
5. Jeff MacArthur, Roy, 2:42:53
Women's overall results
1. Anna Judd, South Ogden, 2:58:38
2. Sariah Long, Ogden, 2:59:00
3. Mischelle Allred, Ogden, 3:05:15
4. Lori Hutchison, Salt Lake City, 3:05:27
5. Melanie Burnham, Lehi, 3:07:36
Men's Half Marathon
1. Alexander Tomas, Salt Lake City, 1:10:19
2. Alexander Pachev, Provo, 1:12:08
3. Albert Wint, 1:13:25
4. Chris Williams, Ogden, 1:15:47
5. Taylor Monson, North Ogden, 1:15:54
Women's Half Marathon
1. Bethany Erickson, Spanish Fork, 1:29:47
2. Jennifer Jones, Delray Beach, Florida, 1:31:33
3. Lee Labrum, Millville, 1:33:08
4. Cami Jensen, Bountiful, 1:33:58
5. Heidi Prosser, Cedar Hills, 1:34:15
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