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Olympians and Past Champions to Headline 2019 USATF 5 km Championships at Abbott Dash to the Finish Line 5K

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Abbott Dash to the Finish Line 5K   Oct 22nd 2019, 3:10pm
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Olympians and Past Champions to Headline 2019 USATF 5 km Championships at Abbott Dash to the Finish Line 5K on Saturday, November 2

 

Defending champion Emily Sisson and three-time Olympian Shannon Rowbury to highlight women’s field at USATF 5 km Championships during TCS New York City Marathon race week

 

Olympian and 2017 champion Shadrack Kipchirchir and Olympic gold medalist Matthew Centrowitz to lead men’s field

 

New York, October 22, 2019—The 2019 Abbott Dash to the Finish Line 5K and USA Track & Field (USATF) 5 km Championships on Saturday, November 2, will feature seven Olympians and two past champions the day prior to the TCS New York City Marathon and will be broadcast live on USATF.TV as part of the 2019 USATF Running Circuit. Abbott will return as the title partner of the event which features a $60,000 prize purse – the largest of any 5K race in the world.

 

Emily Sisson is looking to defend her USATF 5 km title after storming to victory last year in a solo run to the finish in 15:38. The two-time United Airlines NYC Half runner-up clocked the fastest-ever debut by an American on a record-eligible course at this year’s Virgin Money London Marathon, finishing sixth place in 2:23:08. She will line up in Central Park against three-time Olympian and World Championship medalist Shannon Rowbury and Olympian and World Championship medalist Emily Infeld.

 

“I loved my experience at the Abbott Dash and USATF 5 km Championships last year,” Sisson said. “There’s no place like New York City on marathon weekend, and I’m excited to help kick everything off by defending my 5K title on the streets of New York.”

 

In the men’s field, Olympian Shadrack Kipchirchir will attempt to reclaim his title after taking second in a photo-finish last year. At the 2017 edition of the event, he won his third national title in 13:57. He will be challenged by Rio 2016 Olympic gold medalist and seven-time national champion Matthew Centrowitz, who has had previous success in New York, winning the NYRR Millrose Games Wanamaker mile three times and the 5th Avenue Mile once. Reid Buchanan, a 2019 Pan American Games silver medalist, and Eric Jenkins, the 2017 NYRR Wanamaker Mile and 5th Avenue Mile champion, will also line up.

 

Following in the footsteps of the professional athletes will be more than 10,000 runners participating in the Abbott Dash to the Finish Line 5K, including top local athletes and runners visiting from around the world. The mass race will offer a $13,000 NYRR member prize purse. John Raneri of New Fairfield, CT and Grace Kahura of High Falls, NY won last year’s Abbott Dash to the Finish Line 5K.

Abbott, the title sponsor of the Abbott World Marathon Majors, will be the sponsor of the Abbott Dash to the Finish Line 5K for the fourth consecutive year. Abbott, a global healthcare company, helps people live fully with life-changing technology and celebrates what’s possible with good health.

 

The Abbott Dash to the Finish Line 5K annually provides TCS New York City Marathon supporters, friends and families the opportunity to join in on the thrill of marathon race week. The course begins on Manhattan’s east side by the United Nations, then takes runners along 42nd Street past historic Grand Central Terminal and up the world-famous Avenue of the Americas past Radio City Music Hall. It then passes through the rolling hills of Central Park before finishing at the iconic TCS New York City Marathon finish line.

 

The Abbott Dash to the Finish Line 5K and USATF 5 km Championships will be broadcast live via USATF.TV. The broadcast is scheduled to begin at 8:20am ET with the first race starting at 8:30am ET.

 

USATF 5 km Championships – Men’s Field

Name

Road PR

Track PR

Twitter

Instagram

Obsa Ali

N/A

13:31.41i

obsali17

 

Brian Barraza

13:52

13.38.70

BRazzleDazzle5k

BRazzleDazzle5k

Ben Blankenship

13:56

13:33.07

benfblankenship

benfblankenship

Reid Buchanan

13:51

13:27.83

reidbuchanan22

reidbuchanan

Donn Cabral

14:14

13:22.19

DonnCabral

donncabral

Matthew Centrowitz

14:02

13:00.39

MattCentrowitz

mgcentro

Tommy Curtin

13:42

13:23.11

 

teacurtin

MJ Erb

14:14

13:43.55i

Erb_mj

Erb_MJ

Willy Fink

14:00

13:31.79

EagleWilly22

eaglewilly22

Sydney Gidabuday

14:14

13:29.31

SydneyGetabooty

 

Eric Jenkins

13:44

13:05.85i

_EricJenkins

_ericjenkins

Stanley Kebenei

13:53

13:42.15i

tanuistan

3000msteepler

Shadrack Kipchirchir

13:36

13:18.52

ShadrackKipch16

kipchirshad

Jordan Mann

14:01

13:45.44

jmango_run

lawilalang

Kyle Medina

13:55

13:54.87

trackboy_kyle

trackboy_kyle

Anthony Rotich

14:13

13:31.59

anthonyrotich1

rotichanthony

Jeff Thies

14:03

13:38.00

jeff_thies

jeff_thies

Aaron Templeton

NA

13:39.39

T2TEMPLETON

t2templeton

Jacob Thomson

13:58

13:34.50

jtcougars8

 

Andy Trouard

N/A

13:21.07

a_trouard

andyyytt

Sid Vaughn

N/A

14:01.97

CajunLightning

cajunlightning

Clayton Young

NA

13:31.79

 

_clayton_young_

 

USATF 5 km Championships – Women’s Field

Name

Road PR

Track PR

Twitter

Instagram

Caroline Alcorta

N/A

15:45.64i

C_Alcorta

cmalcorta

Aisling Cuffe

16:06

15:11.33

SMASHLING1

smashling93

Emily Durgin

16:05

16:00.93i

emily_durgin

em_durgin

Amanda Eccleston

16:49

15:26.56

AmandaEcc

amandaeccleston1500

Ayla Granados

16:10

16:01.53

AylaConsuela

aylaraquel

Emily Infeld

15:27

14:56.33

emily_infeld

emilyinfeld

Erika Kemp

15:45

15:28.69

imtinyrik

imtinyrik

Shalaya Kipp

16:08

15:54.13

ShalayaKipp

shalayakipp

Tansey Lystad

17:08

15:42.22

TanseyLystad

tanseylystad

Maggie Montoya

17:43

15:38.21

 

 

maggie_montoya

Sarah Pagano

15:41

15:11.27

srpagano

srpagano

Millie Paladino

N/A

16:08.15

 

millieformiles

Lauren Paquette

15:37

15:14.45

HotPaquettes

hotpaquettes

Natosha Rogers

15:39

15:08.29

 

natosha_rogers

Nell Rojas

17:04

16:28.11

nellrojas

nell_rojas_running

Shannon Rowbury

15:36

14:38.92

ShannonRowbury

shannonrowbury

Danielle Shanahan

16:03

15:37.27

danishani13

danishani

Emily Sisson

15:38

15:02.10i

Em_Sisson

Em_sisson_

Jaci Smith

N/A

15:28.07i

 

Jaci_me_rollin_

Paige Stoner

N/A

15:28.47

PaigeStoner11

paigestoner11

Jess Tonn

16:03

15:18.85

JessTonn

Jesstonn

(i)= indoors

 

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