In a weekend jam-packed with marathoning, New Tecumseth, Ont.’s Ana Laura Fray delivered one of the most impressive performances of all the 48-year-old made a powerful statement at the Toronto Marathon blazing to an overall women’s victory in 2:50:40 and proving that age is no barrier to excellence Her win was a standout moment among incredible results from across the country, including the BMO Vancouver Marathon and the Georgina Spring Fling on the shores of southern Ontario’s Lake Simcoe “If you had told me 15 years ago when I ran my first half-marathon in Toronto, that today I would be the winner of the full distance, I would not have believed you!” Fray wrote on Instagram A post shared by Ana Fray (@analau_77) The 2025 Toronto Marathon marked Fray’s 27th time tackling the 42.2-km event; even at 48, her performances sit short of her personal best of 2:46 by a mere four minutes. Fray’s coach, elite runner and coach Emily Setlack surprised her by entering the race herself and running beside Fray throughout; Setlack took second overall in 2:50:42 “I couldn’t be more grateful for having her running with me and throwing a bunch of positive thoughts my way as I fought throughout the race,” Fray said The outstanding run comes despite Fray’s late start to training The Toronto Marathon brought its usual slew of road closures–and a showcase of outstanding efforts A post shared by Toronto Marathon (@torontomarathon) Full results here Her race was cancelled, but she ran a marathon PB anyway The BMO Vancouver Marathon saw solid performances by Canadian favourites, with 2023 champion Dayna Pidhoresky of Windsor returning to reclaim her title in a brisk 2:35:07 A post shared by Dayna Pidhoresky (@daynapid) Full results here Canada’s road racing star Andrew Davies highlighted Sunday’s half-marathon performances in Vancouver continuing his dominant streak with a 1:04:10 to win by over a minute Full results here A post shared by BMO Vancouver Marathon (@bmovanmarathon) the spring edition of the Georgina Marathon delivered once again near Jackson’s Point Full results here Get the digital edition of Running for your chosen platform: This story was updated because an earlier version included an inaccuracy It was raining records at the 27th annual Flying Pig Marathon presented by Procter & Gamble and Prysmian won the men's race with a time of 2:22:43 and Tori Parkinson Records went down with the rain in the Flying Pig Paycor Half Marathon when Jonathan Harley of Cincinnati defended last year's title with a record time of 1:07:44 Madeline Trevisan also broke the half-marathon record More than 42,809 participants took part in the 10 related races Let's get caught up on what else went down Top 10 finishers: Here are the top 10 finishers in the 2025 Flying Pig Marathon races Henry faithful are no doubt celebrating Sean Ryan's win as the overall and men's champion It went about as perfectly as it could have," Ryan told The Enquirer's Shelby Dermer won the race he first started thinking about four years ago He graduated from Lewis University in Illinois in December and moved to Tampa His training regimen included running a few miles after work He's looking forward to a more relaxed schedule you really get a chance to open up,” Ryan said in a release There’s not a single quiet spot along the course.” Learn more about him in Shelby Dermer's story. 'It's very exciting.' St. Henry High School alum Sean Ryan wins Flying Pig Marathon Tori Parkinson said she may have found her favorite marathon after winning the 2025 Flying Pig It could have been that it was her first 26.2-mile race win or that she was overjoyed at the enthusiastic support Cincinnati spectators gave her as she dominated the race I love seeing the little girls cheering," Parkinson told Enquirer writer Brendan Connelly Her time was the second-fastest in Flying Pig history “(The Flying Pig) is a reminder of why I love running,” Parkinson said in a release all the people cheering for me was so fun throughout the race ‘I love this,’ this is why I love running.” Learn more about her in Connelly's story That would be the Flying Pig Paycor Half Marathon winners who also took second in the Fifty West Mile elite men's division challenged himself to not only repeat as the half-marathon winner but to break the course record of 1 hour shaving nearly three minutes off his 2024 time "After getting first last year it was like then I looked up the course record and it was 68:30," Harley told Dermer "That was the goal I set for myself this year.” Detroit native Maddy Trevisan took first place in her first Flying Pig by setting a new course record of 1:19:50 Trevisan ran at the University of Michigan before moving to Cincinnati in 2023 to work for Procter & Gamble Read more about them here. For three-time Olympian and bronze medal winner Jenny Simpson her next goal after retiring from professional running was traversing the country with her husband to run with the Americans she represented in the Olympic games The brief stop in the Queen City is part of what they're calling the "Run U.S.A tour," Connelly reports While living out of a Winnebago camper van meeting runners throughout the country while taking in the top amenities each state has to offer Cuyahoga Falls National Park and Hocking Hills State Park "After 15 years as a professional and representing the United States for all that time I really wanted to finish my career by spending a year running with Americans I spent so much time representing everybody and it really did feel to me and to Jason like a privilege to represent something bigger than myself," Jenny told Connelly To learn more about their journey, including Alaskan Reindeer Games, check out Brendan's story PRAGUE -- Lemi Berhanu Hayle of Ethiopia won the Prague international marathon for the second straight year on Sunday while his compatriot Bertukan Welde claimed the women's race pulled away from Felix Kipkoech of Kenya before the 30-kilometer mark and cruised unchallenged to clock 2 hours He became the first runner to defend his title in the 30 editions of the race Tetsuya Yoroizaka of Japan was third in 2:09:10 crosses the finish line Sunday at the half-marathon at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow DeWitt Jones ran his first half-marathon at the Long Island Marathon in 1985 and has competed in it almost every year since he ran it with his two adult sons by his side and they think about the Long Island Marathon "And hopefully they will continue the tradition with their kids." Jones, an assistant basketball coach at Nassau Community College, and his sons, DeWitt II and Brandon, were among the thousands who ran in the marathon and half marathon Sunday that began and finished at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow. Sunday's events marked the end of race weekend at the park The weekend benefited the Nassau Parks Conservancy and Friends of Karen which provides advocacy and emotional and financial assistance to children with life-threatening illness runners crossed the finish line drenched in sweat and looking relieved and exhausted bagels and chunks of watermelon from race officials embraced their loved ones and wore medals around their necks politics and crime stories in Nassau County By clicking Sign up, you agree to our privacy policy Race watchers lined the route of the Long Island Marathon on Sunday did it to honor her late cousin Michael Shiel who died unexpectedly in October at age 35 About a dozen friends and family members joined Sticco on Sunday for the 13.1-mile race They raised more than $1,000 to donate to the animal shelter where Shiel had adopted his dog Sticco said she was thinking of Shiel as she started the race She wore a blue T-shirt — Shiel was a big New York Giants fan — bearing a picture of his face "It was very emotional in the beginning," said Sticco started running 20 years ago as a way to calm his newborn daughter who was colicky and would only sleep in her stroller 'You're the reason I run.' She was like I heard.' I repeat my stories apparently," Glick said fifty minutes — as he ran to help keep runners aware of their timing Ross said he viewed himself as something of a coach He would encourage those making good time to speed up and those who were who walking to start running again "There was one guy with me 23 miles from the beginning," Ross said I want you to take the last bit of energy you have.' " with a bushy gray beard and a black baseball cap framing his face a number of runners fist bumped Ross and thanked him including one man who spoke to him in Hebrew People sometimes call him the "Running Rabbi," Ross said he spoke of running as a metaphor for life "Not every day is going to be your day," Ross Joshua Needelman covers the Town of North Hempstead for Newsday A Long Island native and University of Maryland graduate his work has appeared in publications including The New York Times and The Washington Post Trump's influence on NY's future .. Get the latest news and more great videos at NewsdayTV Get more on these and other NewsdayTV stories The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months running hand in hand with her daughter Breanna Jennifer Pevec crossed the finish line of the 2025 Toronto half-marathon wearing carbon-fibre leg braces and a wide smile on her face.Laura Proctor/The Globe and Mail Jennifer Pevec had been batting away the warning signs for months: the bone-deep fatigue But as she neared the finish line of her second marathon she lost feeling in her right leg and started tripping over her own feet Soon after, Ms. Pevec was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis she had to step away from a high-intensity career in marketing communications that she loved She was in pain and regularly cried in the hours between dropping off and picking up her two small children And running was no longer possible; her doctors said she would need a wheelchair within five years she did something she never could have imagined back in those dark early days – she celebrated the 20th anniversary of her MS diagnosis by lacing up her white running shoes to race in the 2025 Toronto half-marathon Jennifer Pevec celebrated the 20th anniversary of her MS diagnosis by running in the 2025 Toronto half-marathon It was her 16th half-marathon since she was told her running days were over has also since competed in 16 full marathons four triathlons and seven three-kilometre open-water swims “In my wildest dreams I couldn’t have thought that I would be where I am today,” she says you would not expect to be better than you were 20 years ago Pevec has the relapsing-remitting form of MS characterized by symptom flare-ups followed by periods of remission she was determined to attack her disease with the latest and most aggressive drugs she could get her hands on her journey has also mapped onto a remarkable 20-year period of explosive progress in the MS landscape which has seen game-changing shifts in understanding and treating the disease MS is a chronic neurological disease where the immune system attacks the protective sheath covering nerve fibres disrupting communication between the brain and the rest of the body Canada has one of the highest MS rates worldwide Symptoms and disease progression can be variable and unpredictable; some people only experience mild symptoms while others eventually lose the ability to walk or speak especially for treating the progressive forms of the disease But walkers and wheelchairs are no longer a given for MS patients who now have more than 20 disease-modifying drugs available to them Pevec's 16th half-marathon since she was diagnosed with MS.Laura Proctor/The Globe and Mail Pevec only had four therapies to choose from director of BARLO Multiple Sclerosis Centre at St was still a neurology resident at the time and recalls the dark euphemism her classmates used for MS and other neurological diseases: “diagnose and adios.” It’s such a depressing field because there’s no treatments,” she recalls “But I don’t think some of my other classmates … have had this experience which is to see a field completely change in front of your eyes.” The first disease-modifying therapy for MS was approved in Canada in 1995 It belonged to a class of drugs known as immunomodulators a professor of neurology at the University of Ottawa and senior scientist with the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute “They trick the immune system back to not attacking the brain,” he says Early trials of immunomodulators showed they reduced relapse rates by 18 per cent to 34 per cent was an immunomodulator that had to be injected into her thigh muscle and left her flattened for days with debilitating flu-like symptoms “It was just a vicious circle of pain and discomfort and then anticipation of doing it all over again,” she said the immunomodulators were just buying her time until she could get natalizumab a next-generation MS drug she’d read about online it offered “an apparent doubling of efficacy” for reducing relapses according to a 2022 paper in The Lancet Neurology Oh recalls that some even speculated it might be a cure But “initial euphoria regarding this breakthrough turned to despair,” the Lancet paper says also put some patients at risk of developing an often-fatal brain infection Natalizumab returned in 2006 with a risk evaluation and mitigation strategy in place Pevec was among the first patients in line for it The drug Tysabri ushered in a new life for Ms as it allowed her to start running again.Laura Proctor/The Globe and Mail which was covered by her public and private insurance Pevec visited a clinic every month to receive her hour-long infusion she was walking her dog when she suddenly realized she was no longer tripping over her own feet she broke out into a run; she didn’t stop for 12 minutes “I got home and it was as if I had won the Olympic gold,” she says with a laugh MS was no longer the first and last thing she thought about every day She ramped up her volunteering and started working part-time jobs her risk of developing dangerous complications became too high her doctor had more than a dozen other therapies to offer including pills that could be taken at home Oh calls “the renaissance period of treatment of MS.” “Literally every year or two we started getting new treatments available,” she says A new class of “cell-depleting” therapies had also arrived and “proved to be game-changers,” according to the Lancet paper Pevec opted for one of the newer therapies It carried a high risk of side effects and required two rounds of multiday infusions at the hospital she switched to an even newer drug that can be self-injected monthly – her fifth MS therapy to date Pevec's medal after she and her daughter finished the half-marathon together She is grateful for the therapeutic advances that have given her 20 years of full and active living – and running.Laura Proctor/The Globe and Mail researchers have made huge strides toward better understanding MS and doctors no longer wait to start treatment “This completely changes long-term outcome,” she says “Even a year of a delay in treatment can change how you’re doing five to 10 years down the road.” But she’s grateful for the therapeutic advances that have given her 20 years of full and active living – and running she crossed the finish line of the 2025 Toronto half-marathon wearing carbon-fibre leg braces and a wide smile on her face Report an editorial error Report a technical issue Editorial code of conduct Authors and topics you follow will be added to your personal news feed in Following Jennifer Yang covers health science for The Globe and Mail a beat that aims to demystify medical research and connect it to our everyday lives Jennifer strives to capture and communicate the wonders of scientific discovery while also highlighting the people at the heart of these stories Jennifer's journalism has earned her multiple nominations and awards, including a National Newspaper Award for her explanatory piece on the 2010 Chilean mining disaster Jennifer now lives in Toronto with her husband and two daughters Welcome to The Globe and Mail’s comment community. 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For more information on our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines and our Terms and Conditions SHIPROCK – Kashon Harrison wasn’t sure he was going to run in the Shiprock Marathon until about three days before the event as the 24-year-old Fruitland resident ran to a record-setting victory in the 43rd annual event beating nearly 100 competitors Saturday in a time of 2 hours Harrison’s final time eclipses the previous record for the Shiprock Marathon which was held by Shaun Martin with a time of 2:34:59 when he won the race in 2012 finishing second with a time of 3 hours and 5 minutes A multiple state champion in both track and field and cross-country at Kirtland Central High School but was not intending to run in the marathon until earlier in the week “I bought the registration card on Wednesday my mom convinced me to run in the race ,and I actually didn’t know the race was coming up,” Harrison said who works as an assistant for the track and field team at Kirtland Central High School has an extensive record of racing achievements He won the Class 4A state title in both the 1,600 and 3,200 meter events in 2019 Harrison captured the Class 5A title in those same events in 2018 Harrison captured individual state championships in the cross-country competition leading the Broncos team to second place in the 2017 state championships Harrison was voted the state’s top boys distance runner of the decade by NMMileSplit.com and was named the state’s top cross-country runner of the year in 2018 and 2019 by Gatorade Harrison took his talents to Colorado University where as a freshman he guided the cross-country team to third place at the NCAA national championships behind only Brigham Young University and Northern Arizona University Harrison earned All-Pac-12 First Team honors and was also named Pac-12 freshman of the year in 2019 Harrison now volunteers his time with the Kirtland Central track and field program and works as New Mexico Community Liaison and board member at Fundamental Needs an organization helping people in underserved communities addressing gaps in access to clean drinking water Harrison said the most difficult part of the race was the second half of the 26.2-mile journey “The turnaround after the halfway point was the hardest part and I felt like I was getting tired,” Harrison said “I needed some water and some snacks and all I saw was pickles and water and then I was able to take off again.” Harrison was on the road to Bloomfield High site of this past weekend’s Bloomfield Invitational track and field meet where Kirtland Central’s boys team finished second overall behind the host team beating more than 60 competitors in a time of 3:29:26 a bit more than a minute ahead of 42-year-old Stephanie Wurtz from Manitou Springs a graduate of Azuza Pacific University in 2020 with a degree in nursing including last year’s Oakland Half-Marathon and a 17th-place finish in the Bay Breeze Half Marathon this year but the conditions and the wind and the rolling hills made it difficult,” Baron said “The last 2 miles were the toughest of the race but I kept myself entertained by the landscape of the course.” For a list of competitors in the 2025 Shiprock Marathon, check out runsignup.com The email "' + userEmail + '" could not be added Please try again or email Shane at shane@durangoherald.com for assistance Choose from several print and digital subscription packages We use cookies to improve your experience on our site. By using our site, you consent to our policies You will also start receiving the Star's free morning newsletter Chris Watson ran the Toronto Marathon in a Star Wars costume The event has raised more than $8 million for The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation since 1995 Spectators and runners cheered as runners made their way through underpass park Runners made their way down Rosedale Valley Road Thousands ran from North York to downtown in the Toronto Marathon and Half-marathon that has raised more than $8 million for The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation since 1995 Runners make their way down Rosedale Valley Road Thousands run from North York to downtown in the Toronto Marathon and Half-marathon that has raised more than $8 million for The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation since 1995 Marathoners took over Yonge Street and parts of the western waterfront Sunday morning for the Toronto Marathon which featured a half marathon (21.1 km) and full marathon (42.2 km) race What started as a health kick and soon became a passion led to the top female spot for a Canadian on the Toronto Marathon podium crossed the line at two hours and 50 minutes to capture the women’s event while Phil White from the U.S had the best men’s time at two hours and 23 minutes Thousands gathered along the western waterfront and much of Yonge Street on Sunday morning to cheer on the 13,000 runners The event also featured a half marathon (21.1 kilometres) as well as 5K and 10K events in Exhibition Place who ran her first half marathon 15 years ago wrote in an Instagram post that if someone asked her at the time if she would win the full distance run describing the event as a “special and incredible experience.” A post shared by Ana Fray (@analau_77) Fray grew up in Mexico and moved to Canada 25 years ago and has lived in Toronto and the GTA for more than a decade She has completed 27 marathons and took up running in her midthirties as a way to keep herself healthy but soon “fell in love with it” and “I haven’t looked back.”  “It comes down to being very consistent and determined,” Fray says of her success “I work very hard in training and it’s awesome to see my work pay off.” According to the running podcast, “Inspired Soles,” Fray first broke through the three-hour race wall at 41 and by 44 had clocked a personal best of two hours and 46 minutes Fray’s coach Emily Setlack surprised her by obtaining a last-minute entry in the race to help Fray “stay focused and relaxed.”  “I couldn’t be more grateful for having her running with me side-by-side,” Fray said “and throwing a bunch of positive thoughts my way as I fought throughout the race.”  And the weather cooperated with mild weather and no rain — ideal for running Thousands cheered on runners with colourful signs: “Pain is temporary posting on Strava is forever,” read one a nod to the social media fitness app that tracks exercise Anto Run!” flicking at the famous “Forest Gump” phrase The behind-the-scenes race started well before runners showed up with a small army of volunteers keeping things moving Toronto’s Linda Kessler Shapiro has volunteered for several years and was stationed just south of the Sporting Life on Yonge Street where like dozens of other volunteers along the route handed out Powerade to exhausted runners as they passed “There really is a lot of co-ordination and working together,” said Shapiro “It really is like a bit of a marathon for us.” Shapiro said she’s thinking of walking in next year’s event after witnessing the “fantastic energy” and community “We’re out supporting a really good cause,” she says “and the community is standing together side by side she celebrated with a few cold beverages and a large pizza but beyond that and then I’ll likely start training again to tackle another marathon in the fall.”  Between 5 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. more than 30 routes were diverted due to widespread road closures across the city accommodating the event which goes from Willowdale south to Exhibition Place with the marathon runners looping out to Humber Bay Shores The race has raised more than $8 million for The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation since 1995 Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Thousands of people participated in the annual Flying Pig Marathon on Sunday morning but only a few were fast enough to bring home the bacon The top 5 times in the men's division of the Flying Pig Marathon were: The top 5 times in the women's division of the Flying Pig Marathon were: The top 5 times in the men's division of the Flying Pig Half 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for Bungie’s first new (well What was originally supposed to be an NDA-ed Alpha turned into one that ditched those NDAs seemingly to move past a recent gameplay showcase that many deemed underwhelming how did players getting hands-on with the game go I think there are two things to break down here namely the content of the Alpha itself and how it felt and then the larger reaction and story coming out of the Alpha in terms of impressions and reception while yes more action-focused extraction shooter than other entries in the genre This means attempting to please both existing extraction players and trying to pull in new players but splitting the difference has produced mixed results but it doesn’t exactly stand out if we’re talking about all-time shooter-maker Bungie and ran into controversy when PC players found they had intense aim assists where pushback was so forceful to that Bungie removed it entirely halfway through the Alpha More time is needed to see how that shakes out feel at least somewhat akin to Apex Legends fights “Hero” kits have special moves with long cooldowns but some have crazy bursts of mobility that don’t quite seem to connect with the style of play of the genre But “heat” stamina limits are a hard wall if you’re trying to make this a great-feeling Bungie actioner I don’t think the hero idea is a net positive for the game or a good twist on the genre and a custom character feels like it would have been the more engaging idea and this concept feels like it was jammed into the game because the Valorant director took over Unscramble The Anagram To Reveal The Phrase which make for solid sections of combat when other teams are not around can introduce a wild dynamic that makes things more intense I can see this expanded more broadly (though this also makes me wish this was a PvE extraction game like Helldivers The game is just brutal for solo players where future plans do not seem like they will meaningfully address that issue as the game relentlessly focuses on team games for launch Playing with randoms often results in counter-goals or teammates running off or dying easily Playing solo when everyone else is in 2s or 3s is a recipe to die when running into practically any other team so you’re just hiding and skulking around the entire time and this very much seems like a game you’re supposed to play with two friends or else you may not have a very good time at all But how often is that possible for many players The visuals are one aspect that are clearly unfinished but the exteriors and player models need an exceptional amount of work I still love the aesthetic even if it’s not quite what it’s been in Blender renders or cinematic trailers I expect this to improve pretty dramatically by launch can this sell the concept of an extraction shooter to players who have avoided the genre Getting in a death spiral of running into players loading into matches with stellar loot compared to default black market kits made many fights almost impossible Bungie has already started to try to narrow that gap but losing a farmed loadout every couple of games remains unappealing to me as does an end of season wipe erasing all of that plus your contract/upgrade progress even though it’s sort of necessary for the genre There is certainly something to be said about what’s missing the last of which promises to be some sort of higher-end endgame map and the whole game supposedly has more secrets to find when it’s live So that’s certainly worth circling back around for and once again the reception to this Closed Alpha was not positive but taking the temperature of the gaming community demonstrated the core components of the game Other players did not because…they were not given codes This was immensely frustrating for a huge portion of players hundreds of thousands attempting to get codes in a Discord That bodes well for interest for the beta or launch but it resulted in a lot of people angry at Bungie and new code waves that went out barely seemed to move the needle The trendlines haven’t been great over the course of the Alpha The literal numbers do not matter given that the Alpha is in fact closed The game quickly sunk to around 20% of its launch players and stayed there high profile streamers were very interested in giving it a shot but almost immediately moved on within a day or two and few were raving about it Twitch viewership was somewhere in the range of 1-6K These figures are not the end-all be all of success but I wouldn’t say they’re positive indicators of sentiment existing extraction shooter players thought the game was too dumbed down to be something that improved the genre A lot of casuals were turned off by the entire extraction shooter concept of losing loot or unbalanced fights Geared up players got bored of stomping on default kit players default kit players got tired of being stomped on There was of course a middleground of players who did like the game and are excited for it but this was not the majority view I found across social media ARC Raiders arrived a few days ago at the worst possible time for Marathon It is a much more traditional extraction shooter in the vein of Tarkov making it at least a little more accessible seeming ready for release despite it also being a Closed Alpha and kept extraction concepts in place Bungie didn’t solo play and just the general feel of the genre The reaction to that Alpha was visibly more positive than to Marathon’s but this does not seem like it’s going to be enough to convert me personally into an extraction player even if I plan to still put a lot of time in at launch (granted It will be the first Bungie game I’m not going to be heavily engaged with though knowing this type of game was coming as there is so much potential here with this world Reaction to the gameplay showcase was negative and attempting to prove that wrong with a hands-on Alpha seemed like it cemented that narrative more than it didn’t It feels like it’s splitting the difference between multiple genres but not doing anything better than each of them It felt like there was pretty clear interest drop-off quickly among most players who did have access I cannot buy the idea that this was “just” a Closed Alpha as this was a large chunk of content and at its core The Open Beta will be a better judge of sentiment with way more players poking around but the idea that at the end of this road players will be asked to play $40 is daunting That may not be the solution for all its issues but racing toward a September release just five months from now does not seem wise given what we’re seeing here a 2011 graduate of Eastport-South Manor High School crosses the finish line at Eisenhower Park to win the 2025 Long Island Marathon on Sunday there’s still a ton of juice in Benjamin Tuttle’s legs On Sunday at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow 55.97 seconds to become Long Island’s 2025 champion The 31-year-old East Moriches resident was a four-year varsity runner at Eastport-South Manor High School before spending four years on Cedarville University’s men’s cross country team run an E-commerce business together called NurseInTheMaking that has not stopped Tuttle from competing in the sport he loves the most starting his days with several miles in the swimming pool he goes for three-hour runs while pushing his 7-month-old son Tuttle’s training has allowed him to flourish in several triathlons It isn’t the winning he loves but the activity itself I’ve always loved endurance sports and my training for them,” Tuttle told Newsday after the marathon “I’ve liked racing a little bit less than the training part but we always have to race just to see where we’re at.” as he had never run a full-length marathon (26.2 miles) his expectations entering the race were merely to gauge himself Kristine Tuttle sometimes accompanies him at his races he cooled down for a short while before hopping on his bike and riding it alongside the runners who were still going he followed her and cheered her on until she finished being able to compete alongside her husband allows them to keep their relationship strong everything becomes about them — which is great But I think we’ve been really able to keep us as well after their kids leave the house for college ‘We’re strangers.’ So we really just try to do things that are for us and it’s just fun to do things together as a team.” crosses the finish line at Eisenhower Park to win the Long Island Marathon on Sunday Huntington’s Alyssa Salese ran 3:03:56.98 to win a contested battle with the race’s defending champion she’s not even a first-time Long Island Marathon champion both in the running world and in her professional life with her main one being a real estate salesperson for Compass Greater NY She also helps out at her family’s business: Junior’s Pizza in Halesite She’s in her first year as an assistant coach for Huntington’s varsity girls track and field team “I was actually thinking about the girls today,” Salese said “To go out with the expectation that it’s not going to be a perfect day and still give it your all is really important Salese’s decision to return to Eisenhower Park this year had nothing to do with a desire to reclaim her title she was using the marathon as a training session for the Chicago Marathon It’ll be a good reason to celebrate,” Salese said Casting For Kids Fishing Tournament Winners Magoffin County Rescue Squad’s 47th Media Auction Item List Magoffin County Democratic Precinct Convention Announcement Lady Hornets edge Martin County for second straight district win Magoffin County competes in 22nd Annual Lyndel Potter Memorial Tournament Mark Anthony checked an item off their bucket list Jude Rock’n’roll half marathon on Saturday Over 10,000 runners competed in this run through the streets of Nashville and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" This website is using a 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reputation for producing exceptional finishing times The marathon and half-marathon start in Yaquina Bay State Park head north into the Bayfront before circling back and heading east on Yaquina Bay Road with the half-marathon runners turning around at the 8.7 mile mark and the marathoners turning around at 15.2 miles and heading back to Newport the Newport Marathon has combined competitive racing with coastal beauty to create an unforgettable experience for runners of all levels,” race director Tom Swinford said in a news release “Our course consistently ranks among the fastest in the Pacific Northwest making it ideal for those chasing Boston qualifying times while supporting an important community cause.” The Newport Marathon is a non-profit with all race proceeds helping funding Lincoln County School District athletic programs Last year’s event raised over $100,000 for equipment and participation opportunities for students People walking the marathon route begin at 6 a.m. the full marathon runners starting at 7 a.m and a festive finish line celebration at the Yaquina Bay Yacht Club Participants receive custom finisher medals For more information or to register go to the organization’s website Filed Under: News Briefs Tagged With: , , GARAGE SALE: Tell folks about your upcoming garage sale here LANDSCAPING SERVICES:  It’s that time of year Let everyone know what services you have to offer JOB OPENINGS: Need to let the community know that you need help Lincoln County Library District NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMITTEE MEETING Central Oregon Coast Fire & Rescue District SECOND NOTICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING Port of Alsea NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING Yachats Rural Fire Protection District NOTICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING Central Lincoln People’s Utility District LEGAL NOTICE OF BOARD VACANCY INDIANAPOLIS —Downtown Indianapolis buzzed with excitement as tens of thousands participated in the IU Health 500 Festival Mini-Marathon Saturday The event kicked off with the Delta Dental 5K claimed victory in the men’s division with a swift time of 13:31.93 triumphed as the male winner with a remarkable 1:04:39.45 For full results from the races, click here Excitement is already building for next year's race. You register for the 50th Running of the Mini-Marathon on May 2, 2026 by clicking here. Runners filter through after the start of the Pittsburgh Marathon Sunday CINCINNATI — The 2025 Flying Pig Marathon had thousands of runners fly across the Finish Swine on Sunday Representatives from all 50 states and 30 different countries braved the gloomy conditions and slick roads to run 26.2 miles through Cincinnati for the 27th year of the marathon The weekend saw 39,292 participants across all the events which began in 1999 and is considered one of the top marathons in the country The number increased by almost a thousand runners from 2024's 4,994 Almost every race saw an increase in numbers from last year the Flying Fur Dog Walk/Run and the Fifty West Mile The marathon saw first-time winners — and first-time participants in the marathon itself — for both the men and women's titles finished first in the marathon with a time of 2:22:41 Following Ryan in second place was Bridger Altice Sean Ryan — 2:22:41Bridger Altice — 2:26:05Ethan Davis — 2:28:05 She was followed by Emma Bell in second and Daniella Townsend in third Last year's holder of the women's title in the marathon did not return to run in this year's Flying Pig Tori Parkinson — 2:40:06Emma Bell — 2:50:57Daniella Townsend — 2:51:12 For a full list of this year's Flying Pig winners, click here. Typically held on Armed Forces Day annually the 48th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon is set for May 31 The marathon was pushed back two weeks due to scheduling conflicts with the Naval Air Station Corpus Christi which is featured in one of the legs during the relay The 26.2-mile course will begin on North Padre Island cross the Laguna Madre along the JFK Causeway then travel through the Naval Air Station Corpus Christi and finish on Shoreline Boulevard Registration is open until May 15 at beachtobayrelay.com John Alden Butterfield as a way for runners to gather and honor the nation’s military personnel Here's what you need to know to if you are a runner or will be cheering them on Race packets must be picked up between 9 a.m May 30 at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi's Dugan Wellness Center finisher's medals (guaranteed only for those who entered before the early deadline) a chip scoring device that will be placed in your bib race bibs (red bibs must be worn by the runner running the sixth leg) detailed race information and a relay baton it is recommended to make alternate arrangements to pick them up Team captains may authorize someone on your team a family member or a friend to pick up your packet may be made at the Information and Change table It is the only opportunity to make said changes What are the rules for the marathon?Teams of six may only have each runner run one leg of the relay.Runners may not run on more than one team.All members of each team eligible for awards are subject to verification by race officials prior to the awards ceremony.The sixth-leg runner must wear the red race bib as that has the chip scoring device.The race director and/or race official may disqualify anyone for not adhering to the rules.Each leg must be completely finished or the team will be disqualified.Runners are not permitted to run with a baby stroller or pets.No alcoholic beverages are allowed at Water's Edge Park prior to the race Beer will be on hand at during the After Race Party.Runners of the fourth leg must remember to adhere to all rules and regulations as they are running through a government facility Do not veer from the race course.Parents of minors and providers of people with disabilities wishing to run the race alongside may do so as long as they acquire a parent bib in order to pass the security check-point.Beach to Bay courses close promptly at 1 p.m All teams must complete the relay before this time in order to get finisher medals and refreshments as they are available.What are the legs of the marathon?Leg 1 = 3.46 miles In partnership with the city of Corpus Christi and the Texas Department of Transportation buses will be made available free to runners to travel to North Padre Island and back Where can I watch?Spectators are recommended to watch the marathon at the end of the race at Water's Edge Park in downtown Corpus Christi Viewing anywhere else along the relay can end with spectators stuck in traffic for quite some time but it is advised to arrive earlier to avoid traffic and find parking Parking will be provided at Church of the Good Shepherd and First United Methodist Church along with a smaller lot at IBC Bank in downtown Corpus Christi Signs and individuals will direct people into various lots Most lots will charge a fee of $5 per car to park The fee is a donation that goes to the groups providing parking RELATED COVERAGEMore: Looking for fun things to do in the Corpus Christi area in May 2025? Check out our list. More: Seven Corpus Christi organizations share tips to protect the environment John Oliva covers entertainment and community news in South Texas. Contact him at john.oliva@caller.com or Bluesky @johnpoliva.bsky.social Consider supporting local journalism with a subscription to the Caller-Times The 2025 DICK’S Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon is set to kick off this weekend with events taking place Friday through Sunday more than 46,000 participants from all 50 states and 24 countries are expected to take part in this Marathon road closures and the influx into Pittsburgh of both participants and spectators — not to mention crowds associated with other unrelated events happening in and around Downtown Saturday and Sunday — could make for a more complicated experience navigating the city There’s also the possibility of showers and thunderstorms both Saturday and Sunday Downtown closures begin at noon on the Boulevard of the Allies between Wood Street and Stanwix Street Those closures will remain in place through the conclusion of the Marathon on Sunday Road closures for the UPMC Health Plan / UPMC Sports Medicine 5K and Chick-fil-A Pittsburgh Kids Marathon will begin at 6:45 a.m You can find a map with more information on specific closures here Streets are expected to reopen by 12:00 p.m Closures for the DICK’S Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon and GNC Pittsburgh 4-Mile Fitness Challenge will start Downtown at 1:30 a.m and continue around the city until approximately 2:30 p.m The National Weather Service is forecasting the possibility of rain and thunderstorms both Saturday and Sunday. That’s after Pittsburgh was pummeled on Tuesday by an exceptionally strong storm contributing to three deaths and inflicting damage to property throughout the city The storm also resulted in a significant number of power outages in the region. A number of homes and businesses remained without power as of Friday morning. You can find more information on current outages on Duquesne Light and West Penn Power’s websites Here’s the NWS weather outlook for Pittsburgh this weekend with thunderstorms also possible after noon New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible Showers possible with a chance of afternoon storms New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms Have a tip for the WESA newsroom? Email news@wesa.fm Independence native Sean Ryan couldn't have mapped out his first-ever Flying Pig Marathon any better Henry High School alumnus who had been planning to run in the event for four years It went about as perfectly as it could have," Ryan said found a few hours each day after work to train for Sunday's marathon during a busy tax season "It was interesting to put in the tax season hours then going out and running a few miles a day," Ryan said it can get monotonous just running as much as possible I'm looking forward to having a more open schedule." Over the last four years, Ryan typically used this weekend to train for conference championships while running cross country for Lewis University in Romeoville, Illinois. More: Everything you need to know about the 2025 Flying Pig Marathon More: Jonathan Harley, Maddy Trevisan set course records in Flying Pig Paycor Half Marathon wins Ryan logged 15 top-10 finishes and won a pair of events and the Flying Pig Marathon was the next step "I've been looking at this race since I got into college "I graduated in December and there is no time like the present I was fresh off my college training and still in the groove." Lewis said he found his groove Sunday around the fourth mile when he was hovering toward the top of the leaderboard Ryan pulled away from the rest of the pack to log the seventh-fastest time in Flying Pig Marathon history Bridger Altice was the runner-up in 2:26:05 and Ethan Davis finished third in 2:28.05 Not too much left and maybe you can actually do some good here 'It's time to get this thing moving,'" Ryan said "I'm not typically too emotional of a person To do this a lot and getting to the finish is very exciting." thousands gather in downtown Oklahoma City each spring — not just to race What began as a simple training run between friends has grown into a powerful tradition honoring the 168 lives lost in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing The News 9 documentary Why We Run captures the emotional origin of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon and the mission that has carried it forward for more than two decades: to heal it’s an interesting story because Chet Collier and I were training for what would be my first marathon,” co-founder Thomas Hill said “I was ranting about the fact that we had to go to another city to run a marathon… [Chet] just stopped in his tracks and he said we’ll put on a marathon here.’ But it has to be for the memorial.” That moment marked the beginning of what would become the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon As the co-founders continued their run that day they envisioned an event that would take runners through historic parts of the city and finish at the Oklahoma City National Memorial WATCH OUR FULL SPECIAL: Run To Remember we had talked through all the things that really make the Memorial Marathon what it is,” Hill said “The idea of honoring the people who had fallen in the bombing and putting their names along the course — all of that happened on that run.” Held each spring around the anniversary of the bombing the race brings thousands of runners and spectators into Oklahoma City But Why We Run makes clear that the event is more than a race “There really gets to be a question really quickly — what do you do with that?” Collier said runners reflect on the emotional weight of the experience seeing all the names was truly emotional,” one runner said it feels like Oklahoma just kind of comes together for one The film also highlights how the marathon connects generations and keeps memories alive “You have to share it with the next generation,” U.S And so it’s really incumbent upon those of us that lived in Oklahoma City and lived through that moment to share that experience with them killed 168 people and injured hundreds more and the city’s healing process is reflected in every mile of the course OKC Marathon: Sunday's winners, heartfelt moments, fun along the course “When I see the starting line and the enormous crowd of people… when we’re all there I’m just grateful,” co-founder David Hill said I’m grateful that people are thinking about these people who lost their lives and their families Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt also emphasized the importance of remembering “Oklahoma City continues to honor those who were killed and those who survived and those who were changed forever,” Holt said “but also that we kind of carry the message… to a nation and the world which understandably tends to forget history a little bit.” and kindness in the face of tragedy—is known as the Oklahoma Standard a legacy that continues through every runner and every memory kept alive by the marathon is now available on News 9’s YouTube channel 'A great way to show off our state:' Gov. Stitt reflects on Quarter Marathon finish Rep. Bice hands out medals at OKC Memorial Marathon, celebrates runners OKC Memorial Quarter Marathon makes debut: Watch interviews with the winners 2025 Oklahoma City Half Marathon winner: 'This is the best race experience I've had' 'A great cause to run for:' Women's Half Marathon runner reflects on win It's a three-peat for the OKC Marathon 2025 hand-crank wheelchair winner Men's OKC Memorial Marathon winner crosses finish line Women's OKC Memorial Marathon winner crosses finish line Standout Stats: Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon Marks 25 Years Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon: Race weekend guide 2025 'More than a race:' Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon unites community in purpose and motion How did the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon start? The run that started it all How a 78-year-old woman is honoring her cousin in the OKC Memorial Marathon 25 years of dedication: Volunteers reflect on the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon Law enforcement & security’s role in marathon safety Exclusive look at Boom Town Creamery and Lively Beerworks’ custom marathon treats Troy Aikman says personal connection to OKC marathon inspired him to sponsor with EIGHT Elite Light Beer Bella Roddy is a Specialty Content Producer originally from Fort Worth She joined Griffin Media as a digital producer for News On 6's sister station News 9 in 2023 after graduating from college WATCH OUR FULL SPECIAL: Run To Remember OKC Marathon: Sunday's winners, heartfelt moments, fun along the course 'A great way to show off our state:' Gov. Stitt reflects on Quarter Marathon finish Rep. Bice hands out medals at OKC Memorial Marathon, celebrates runners OKC Memorial Quarter Marathon makes debut: Watch interviews with the winners 2025 Oklahoma City Half Marathon winner: 'This is the best race experience I've had' 'A great cause to run for:' Women's Half Marathon runner reflects on win It's a three-peat for the OKC Marathon 2025 hand-crank wheelchair winner Men's OKC Memorial Marathon winner crosses finish line Women's OKC Memorial Marathon winner crosses finish line Standout Stats: Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon Marks 25 Years Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon: Race weekend guide 2025 'More than a race:' Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon unites community in purpose and motion How did the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon start? The run that started it all How a 78-year-old woman is honoring her cousin in the OKC Memorial Marathon 25 years of dedication: Volunteers reflect on the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon Law enforcement & security’s role in marathon safety Exclusive look at Boom Town Creamery and Lively Beerworks’ custom marathon treats Troy Aikman says personal connection to OKC marathon inspired him to sponsor with EIGHT Elite Light Beer and general news updates from News 9 delivered right to your inbox A group of 138 runners with time on their hands elected to run the Seashore Classic Half Marathon race May 3 starting from Market Street Extended on Lewes Beach Another 80 runners elected to run the shorter 5K distance Utah native Tori Parkinson won the 27th Flying Pig Marathon on Sunday in 2 hours "My training wasn't exactly what I wanted it to be so I was really happy to feel strong when the later miles kicked in," Parkinson said opening up a sizable gap by the time she came off the Clay-Wade Bailey Bridge at about mile 4 she had opened up an eight-minute gap on Emma Bell and Daniella Townsend she mistook some of the female half-marathon leaders as her fellow competitors It wasn't until the split in Walnut Hills that she realized she was all alone Despite running by herself for the majority of the race she clocked an even split of 1:19:41 for the first half and 1:20:25 for the second half Men's winner: 'It's very exciting.' St. Henry High School alum Sean Ryan wins Flying Pig Marathon Half-marathon winners: Jonathan Harley, Maddy Trevisan set course records in Flying Pig Paycor Half Marathon wins "I would channel some of the runs I've done at home and pictured what those felt like Playing the mental games through it really helped me the most," Parkinson said Parkinson raved about the energy on the course saying it "might be my favorite marathon I've ever done." Her first win at 26.2 miles may have contributed to that feeling A graduate of Utah State she has run six marathons including the 2021 Boston Marathon She also won the 2023 Salt Lake City Half Marathon and the 2024 Hobble Creek Half Marathon I love seeing the little girls cheering," Parkinson said Dayton native and 2024 champion Olivia Anger was considered a pre-race favorite to break the tape but she dropped out the day before the race Parkinson's time is now the second-fastest women's winning time in race history Anger previously held that title with a time of 2:43:22 Three-time winner Caitlin Keen has three of the top six winning times The current trend suggests that Tatyana Pozdnyakova's course record of 2:34:33 could be broken in the near future "I think women's marathoning is making huge progress right now There's been a lot more research on what women need I feel like I'm understanding recovery a lot better and seeing improvements in my own running," Parkinson said Parkinson turned her attention to her favorite post-race meal of street tacos taking recommendations in the post-race huddle She is also focused on qualifying for the 2028 Olympic Trials marathon but the Games of the XXXIV Olympiad will be in Los Angeles She also has her eye on the New York City Marathon which would be her third Abbott World Marathon Major after previously completing the Chicago and Boston marathons Cincinnati native Daniella Townsend and Emma Bell a recent high school graduate from Demotte with Townsend in second (2:51:14) and Bell Editor's note: This story has been updated with updated information from the Flying Pig Marathon Print News that next year’s Los Angeles Marathon and Oscars were double booked for March 15 caused a headache for the organizers of both events but a solution was reached Thursday and the marathon has agreed to change dates The 98th Oscars will be held as originally scheduled according to a statement issued by the Los Angeles Marathon and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will announce a new March date for the race in the coming days in future years it will honor the marathon’s tradition of hosting the run on the third Sunday in March The two organizations brokered the agreement with the assistance of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and agreed to work together to promote each other’s events “to benefit the greater Los Angeles community,” according to the statement chief operating officer of the McCourt Foundation told The Times that it would be logistically impossible to hold both events on the same day The Oscars is hosted at the Dolby Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard It’s simply not feasible for thousands of runners and spectators to pass the theater and then have the area cleaned up and ready to host a red carpet event a few hours later Both events also require significant road closures law enforcement deployment and are broadcast by KTLA The McCourt Foundation announced its 2026 marathon date on March 15 this year. Two days later, the academy published a news release announcing that the 2026 Oscars was also scheduled on March 15. Reinschreiber was driving home after finishing cleaning up this year’s marathon, eager to rest after successfully executing the huge sporting event, when he learned of the double booking. “It was confusing and the other thought that went to my mind is there are just no days off in this business,” he said. “It’s one thing after the other.” Moving a marathon is no easy feat. The event spans a massive chunk of the city and involves more than 25,000 runners, thousands of volunteers, medical personnel, law enforcement and city workers. “There are two major facilities — Dodger Stadium and Century City — connected by what’s really a 26-mile stage, and the number of people, communities and businesses that are all impacted by a change of date is mind-boggling,” he said. “We are going to have to undergo a significant community awareness program.” More than 5,000 people have registered for the 2026 Marathon, and they will need to be offered the option of a refund due to the change in date, he said. While the marathon is typically held on the third Sunday in March, there have been exceptions. In 2009, it was moved to Memorial Day to reduce disruptions to Sunday churchgoers. It was moved back to March the following year based on community feedback. In 2016, it was held Feb.14, a Sunday, to coincide with the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials. Then, in 2021, the event was postponed until November because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Oscars’ date has traditionally been more flexible. Clara Harter is a breaking news reporter at the Los Angeles Times. Previously, she covered politics and education for the L.A. Daily News. While at the Daily News, she published a series on fentanyl addiction that won a first-place investigative journalism award from the L.A. Press Club. Harter majored in political science and Middle Eastern studies at Columbia University. She loves surfing and, when not reporting, can most likely be found in the ocean. World & Nation California Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map (KOLN) - Thousands of runners were seen in the streets on Sunday for the 2025 Lincoln Marathon and Half-Marathon the winners for the Lincoln Marathon and Half-Marathon have already passed the finish lines: Caldwell defended his title and won the Lincoln Marathon for the second straight year Spectators could be seen attending the event and supporting the runners along the route The route and additional information are available at lincolnmarathon.org In his first competitive marathon since last year’s race, Jackson Caldwell defends his title and wins the @LincolnMarathon for the 2nd straight year!🏃(@1011_News) pic.twitter.com/w5FdB7RaTz 📍 Stadium Drive🏃🏃‍♀️ 2025 Lincoln Marathon Here at the @LincolnMarathon finish line awaiting the male and female top finishers! (@1011_News) pic.twitter.com/ntyaIW0ufo Click here to subscribe to our 10/11 NOW daily digest and breaking news alerts delivered straight to your email inbox In his first competitive marathon since last year’s race, Jackson Caldwell defends his title and wins the @LincolnMarathon for the 2nd straight year!🏃(@1011_News) pic.twitter.com/w5FdB7RaTz 📍 Stadium Drive🏃🏃‍♀️ 2025 Lincoln Marathon Here at the @LincolnMarathon finish line awaiting the male and female top finishers! (@1011_News) pic.twitter.com/ntyaIW0ufo won the IU Health 500 Festival Mini-Marathon men’s race in 1 hour won the women’s race with a time of 1 hour setting the new IU Health 500 Festival Mini-Marathon course record for the women’s division won the Delta Dental 500 Festival 5K men’s race with a time of 15 minutes and 25 seconds won the Delta Dental 500 Festival 5K women’s race with a time of 18 minutes and 27 seconds In the Athletes with Disabilities division took home first place with a time of 1 hour took home second place with a time of 1 hour and 46 minutes won the USATF Men’s 5 KM Championship with a time of 13 minutes and 32 seconds won the USATF Women’s 5 KM Championship with a time of 15 minutes and 6 seconds.  Recently named the #1 Best Half Marathon for the third year in a row and #2 Best 5K in USA TODAY’S 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards and one of “America’s Most Iconic Races” by Runners World the IU Health 500 Festival Mini-Marathon is one of the nation’s largest half 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team is working diligently to resolve the issue Thank you for your patience and understanding Marathon Petroleum (NYSE:MPC) is preparing to release its quarterly earnings on Tuesday Here's a brief overview of what investors should keep in mind before the announcement Analysts expect Marathon Petroleum to report an earnings per share (EPS) of $-0.54 The market awaits Marathon Petroleum's announcement with hopes high for news of surpassing estimates and providing upbeat guidance for the next quarter It's important for new investors to understand that guidance can be a significant driver of stock prices leading to a 0.25% increase in the share price the following trading session Here's a look at Marathon Petroleum's past performance and the resulting price change: Shares of Marathon Petroleum were trading at $141.55 as of May 02 Given that these returns are generally negative long-term shareholders are likely bearish going into this earnings release grasping market sentiments and 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By connecting my portfolio to TipRanks Smart Portfolio I agree to their Terms of Use Marathons have a unique way of bringing out the best in humanity And this special caught-on-camera moment from the Boston Marathon was no exception Kempton was standing near the finish line of the 26.2-mile mark of the race when she caught something remarkable on camera An exhausted competitor suddenly slowed and began struggling to keep himself up Despite cheers of encouragement from the crowd That prompted an incredible act of sportsmanship from fellow runner the Brazilian runner immediately stopped to help I knew something special was about to happen," said Kempton "I remember watching two men help carry a woman over the finish line last year and I was just waiting for someone to stop and help." And they weren't just for the injured runner Watch one runner's selfless act of kindness at the Boston Marathon below "It was an incredible portrayal of humanity and a beautiful moment to represent the Boston Marathon," said Kempton After the two runners walked together to the finish line When asked why the video resonated with over 20 million viewers "Sometimes people just need a simple reminder of humanity and genuine human kindness and I think that this video fulfilled that." Humankind is your go-to spot for good news! Click here to submit your uplifting, cute, or inspiring video moments for us to feature. Also, click here to subscribe to our newsletter bringing our top stories of the week straight to your inbox Michael Love is a TribLive reporter covering sports in the Alle-Kiski Valley and the eastern suburbs of Pittsburgh. A Clearfield native and a graduate of Westminster (Pa.), he joined the Trib in 2002 after spending five years at the Clearfield Progress. He can be reached at mlove@triblive.com