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Ugandan takes the marathon, final Olympic running event
Sunday, August 12, 2012 | 9:11 AM
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The marathon, the final event if the London 1012 Olympics finished this morning with a Ugandan named Kiprotich taking top spot.
This the first marathon win for the African country.
"I can say I am very happy to win a medal for my country. I love my people. Uganda are very happy because we haven't won a medal in marathon races (before)," said an elated Stephen Kiprotich who beat his namesake, Kenyan Wilson Kipsang Kiprotich into third place.
Another Kenyan, Abel Kirui, placed second.
Results
Pl Bib Athlete Mark
1 3113 KIPROTICH Stephen 2:08:01
2 2304 KIRUI Abel 2:08:27
3 2302 KIPROTICH Wilson Kipsang 2:09:37
4 3225 KEFLEZIGHI Mebrahtom 2:11:06
5 1226 DOS SANTOS Marilson 2:11:10
6 2230 NAKAMOTO Kentaro 2:11:16
7 3368 NYASANGO Cuthbert 2:12:08 PB
8 1229 PAULA Paulo Roberto 2:12:17
9 2672 SZOST Henryk 2:12:28
10 2139 PERTILE Ruggero 2:12:45
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