Comber, Ewoi captures BAA invitation mile titles

Boston (19-live) – Well-time strokes, American Cacus (Kenyan) and Kenyan Dorcus Ewoi (Puma Elite Running) took the 15th invitation mile of Baa. 28-year-old Comberman, who competed for a colleget for Vilanova, successfully defended his title from last year, running 4. 06.2. 28-year-old Evo, who ran to the University of Campbell, won his debut race in his debut. 42.6. The two athletes won $ 3,000 with prize money.

The company’s experience played for the course today. When he ran the race for the first time in 2023, the Olympic Hobbs Kessler received a three-loop course for him. Last year, Comber did a better job on those turns, and it faded with a victory. He mostly made the same thing this year, turning lines from the inside to the finish streets, and then gas remains gas for the end. Aharon Aharon Aharon Aharon Aharon was close to, but just had the speed of the comed of the combo.

“I’m here for three years now,” said the journalists. “Hobbs got the best of me first year … Type got a better corner on one of those turns.

The IAE was time. 06.4, and Australia’s MIK STANOVSK (PUMA) was in third place. 06.6. Nick Willis 2013 course 4: The record of 03.3 stood in the 11th straight year.

Evo has taken such a step to Comber. In the third and final army, he was convinced that he was close to Newbury Street (in fact, back piece), then increased hardly in front of that last two turns. He appeared on Biloston Street, a comfortable lead and was able to calm his move through the finish line, where he smiled.

“I was just going to stay with people and run with them,” said Evo to journalists. “What steps do I do, I’m just going to cover every step. Then how do I feel the last arm, do what I want? “

Laurie Barton (Atlanta Track Club Elite) is in second place with a dense sprint for Kate Mitchel (new balance of Boston), 4. 44.0 – 44.4. Nicole Sifuentes 2017 record 4: 33.7 was never under threat.

Invited in high school miles, where the athletes who live in eight cities and towns, the winners were the winners of Newton’s Siara Evans (4: 25.7). Evans is the daughter of Evansi (Née Delahunty), who is 4. 27.38 to 4. A mile of 27.38 had individual best. Evans ran shoulder shoulder, most of the framework for most of the race, but the final quarter mile left his opponent for more than seven seconds.

“When my parents, my mother, who ran professionally, are very inspiring, they are always looking for me,” Evans said. “I am very lucky to have two parents who understand the sport, how disappointing can be, but how can it be?

Aschkenasy suppressed the contest in the final quarter, escaping Boston Bilal Elhami for almost six seconds. Aschkenas, who first ran race, was very close to the 2022 High School Course of Sam Burges 4. 25.4.

“The last corner I just received the warmth,” said Ascchenas with sunglasses falling on his head. “I know I have a really good blow.”