Olympic Trials Marathon in Atlanta (2:34:34), breaking the longstanding American record last January (2:19:12) in Houston, placing 8th at the World Athletics Championships last July in Eugene (2:23:34) then turning in strong performances in Berlin (6th, 2:21:48) and New York (15th, 2:31:31).ģ. After spending several years away from competitive running to focus on building a family (she’s a mom to two kids) and a real estate career, D’Amato made a huge comeback that included a 15th-place showing at the 2020 U.S. Keira D’Amato, 38, Richmond, Virginia, 2:19:12 (Nike) - If she continues running the way she has, she’ll be hard to beat. She only has two marathon finishes under her belt (her 2:23:08 debut in London in 2019 being the other) but that won’t be a detriment for Sisson, who has a lot of racing experience at shorter distances.Ģ.
mark in the marathon (2:18:29) in Chicago last October and started 2023 by lowering her national record in the half (1:06:52) in Houston. She broke the American record in the half marathon in Indianapolis last May (1:07:11), lowered the U.S.
Emily Sisson, 31, Flagstaff, Arizona, 2:18:29 (New Balance) - Sisson’s been on fire for the past year and seems to be the favorite to make the team. Olympic Trials Marathon Top Women Contenders for the U.S Olympic Marathon Trialsġ. Related: The Countdown is On: One Year to Go Until the U.S. Here’s a quick rundown of the 12 of the top women’s contenders (listed in order of qualifying times) a year out from the qualifying races. Also, there’s bound to be a few new contenders that will become apparent by this spring or next fall. While typically many of the top contenders wind up being in the mix on race day, injury, illness and poor training sometimes dictate otherwise. With 12 months to go, anything can happen. Olympic Trials Marathon in Orlando, Florida, but it’s still anybody’s guess who will make the U.S. We’re about a year away from the 2024 U.S. Heading out the door? Read this article on the new Outside+ app available now on iOS devices for members!
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