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VIDEO: Northfield woman wins Fargo MarathonComments Off

Nichole Porvath of Northfield, Minn., won the women’s Fargo Marathon with a time of 2 hours, 50 minutes and 49 seconds.

Porvath crossed finish line, then was assisted by first aid personnel to the medical area. She was able to walk there with assistance.

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VIDEO: Erichsen wins men’s Fargo Marathon for second timeComments Off

FARGO – Chris Erichsen of Minneapolis won the Fargo Marathon men’s race for the second time Saturday.

Erichsen arrived to a loud Fargodome crowd as he crossed the finish line in 2 hours, 20 minutes, 42 seconds.

The 2010 winner with a still-record time of 2:19.55, Erichsen said he decided just a few weeks ago to run the Fargo race.

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VIDEO: Loeffler, Grinaker earn wins in half-marathonComments Off

FARGO – Fargo’s Eric Loeffler and Hanna Grinaker won the men’s and women’s races, respectively, Saturday at the Fargo Marathon.

Loeffler cruised to the finish line inside the Fargodome in a time of 1:07.10.5, beating Kelly Fermoyle of Minneapolis, who finished at 1:08:04.5.

The lanes dividing the finishing 10K runners and half marathoners appeared longer this year after last year’s 10K men’s run had Andrew Carlson getting tied up in 10K traffic and was beat to the line by a sprinting Joe Moore.

Grinaker finished at 1:18.33.4, beating Andrea Redinger of Plymouth by about 3 seconds.

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Rain stops in time for start of full Fargo MarathonComments Off

FARGO — The premier event in the ninth annual Fargo Marathon is off and running.

A steady ran that began early in the morning had stopped in time for the start of the full marathon, which began Saturday at 8:15 a.m.

The 26.2-mile route winds through residential neighborhoods and downtown Fargo.

About 2,000 people were expected to run the full marathon. The list of entrants includes 35 people who have run all eight previous marathons.

Saturday’s schedule included a 10K and half-marathon.

Race officials say they have beefed up security in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings last month.

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