After a morning monsoon passed, the sky cleared as athletes began the 26.2 mile journey from Hopkinton to Boston during Monday’s 123rd Boston Marathon. In spite of the warm temperatures and humidity, athletes from Centre County were able to finish in some pretty remarkable times. Here is the list of local athletes who completed Monday’s Boston Marathon.
Wheelchair Athlete Michelle Wheeler – 1:55:53
Runners:
Mark Puleo – 2:36:27
Glenn Young – 2:54:24
Matthew Dabiero – 2:59:12
Michael Zimmerman – 2:59:13
Baylee Robey – 3:06:26
Andrew Maguire – 3:11:19
Lacey Wallace – 3:12:22
Jaimie Wright – 3:16:46
Anna Piotti – 3:17:30
Michael Renz – 3:17:56
Andy Cunningham – 3:19:04
Katie Armold – 3:20:20
Michael Soroka – 3:25:45
Amy Puleo – 3:26:40
Michael Lee – 3:40:10
Dean Capone – 3:42:15
Amanda Jacobs – 5:15:39
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