Runners From Geneva Complete Chicago Marathon

CHICAGO, IL — It may have been a long wait, but for the participants in the 43rd edition of the Chicago Marathon, it was worth it. Not run since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Sunday's race was filled with local participants. There were 46 Geneva runners who finished the marathon.

The marathon was won by Seifu Tura, of Ethiopia, and Ruth Chepngetich of Kenya, in 2 hours, 6.12 seconds, and 2:22:31, respectively. Daniel Romanchuk and Tatyana McFadden, both of the United States, won the wheelchair race. They finished at 1:29:07 and 1:48:57, respectively.

Of locals from Geneva who ran, participant Corey Anderson was the fastest, finishing the race in 3 hours, 7 minutes and 11 seconds.

Top 25 Geneva runners that completed the marathon include:

• Corey Anderson (55-59 age division): 3:07:11
• Rich Calvario (35-39 age division): 3:14:45
• Jacob Kaufman (25-29 age division): 3:33:54
• Erin Kraus (40-44 age division): 3:38:32
• Claire Ginsberg (20-24 age division): 3:38:49
• David Ginsberg (55-59 age division): 3:43:33
• Luke Malmborg (35-39 age division): 3:47:03
• Daniel Carlson (25-29 age division): 3:48: 01
• Aureo Celaya (45-49 age division): 3:53:18
• Tammy Hartje (55-59 age division): 3:56:43
• Matthew Krizmanic (35-39 age division): 4:00:10
• Matthew Hurlbut (40-44 age division): 4:11:47
• JP Bordeleau (45-49 age division): 4:13:26
• Kali Vence (25-29 age division): 4:23:19
• Denise Trimble (45-49 age division): 4:27:25
• Ryan Krempin (35-39 age division): 4:31:43
• Dan Simon (25-29 age division): 4:31:55
• Leila Fong (45-49 age division): 4:32:13
• David Lewis (50-54 age division): 4:35:10
• Julie Fleskes (35-39 age division): 4:36:44
• Karl Mark (50-54 age division): 4:38:52
• Jamie Milewski (45-49 age division): 4:39:54
• Paul Higgins (45-49 age division): 4:40:33
• Timothy Voreis (50-54: age division): 4:40:34
• Molly McQueeny (20-24 age division): 4:40:51

For a complete list of local runners who completed the race, visit the Chicago Marathon's website. All results were unofficial as of Monday afternoon.

Participants in this year's race were required to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of attending the event.

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