

Half Marathon is always a fun fall event, and I’m eager to race again through Boston with hopes of returning to the podium,” said Huddle.

High Performance team member Erika Kemp –a two-time USA national champion at 20K and 15K- will also compete among the strong American field, fresh off a win at the Boston 10K for Women on October 8. Half eight years after placing third in 2014. Huddle, a 28-time USA national champion, will race at the B.A.A. The 2:24:42 marathoner and former NCAA champion at Notre Dame finished fifth at the 2018 B.A.A. Half Marathon debut as she returns to racing. Seidel, a former Boston resident, will make her B.A.A. Half Marathon can submit credential requests here. Media interested in covering the 2022 B.A.A. Open registration is already sold out, however entries remain available through presenting sponsor Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the Jimmy Fund. with a field of nearly 9,000 participants. Half Marathon will be run for the first time in-person since 2019, beginning and finishing in Boston’s Franklin Park. Seven women who’ve run under 1:07:30 and nine men with lifetime bests under 1:01:30 will compete on the roads of Boston. Two-time Boston Marathon champions Lelisa Desisa and Daniel Romanchuk return, while 2021 Olympic Marathon bronze medalist Molly Seidel and two-time Olympian Molly Huddle lead the American charge. Half Marathon, presented by Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the Jimmy Fund, to be held on Sunday, November 13. New England’s signature half marathon returns on Sunday, November 13, starting & finishing at Franklin Park in BostonīOSTON – The Boston Athletic Association today announced the professional field for the 2022 B.A.A.
