Annie Frisbie leading a pack at the 2022 NYC Marathon | Photo by @kevmofoto.com
Annie Frisbie leading a pack at the 2022 NYC Marathon | Photo by @kevmofoto.com

The world’s best set to compete at the TCS New York City Marathon

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Some of the best in the world are set to gather in New York in November for one of the most prestigious marathons in the world.

On Tuesday, the New York Road Runner’s Media team released the lineup for the 2023 TCS New York City Marathon that’s set to take place on November 5. The lineup includes 17 Olympians, as well as 11 World Champions.

The women’s race includes stars such as Brigid Kosgei of Kenya and Letesenbet Gidey of Ethiopia. Kellyn Taylor and Molly Huddle headline the American contingent who will compete in the race. 

“I’m really excited to return to the TCS New York City Marathon, my first time back at the race since 2018 and my first marathon anywhere since becoming a mom,” Huddle said in the official press release. “I think the nature of the New York course and the way the race typically unfolds suits me really well this fall, and it will be cool to head back to where my marathon career all started – on the streets of New York.”

In the men’s race, Mosinet Geremew of Kenya, along with Evans Chebet of Kenya headline the field in the men’s race. Elkanah Kibet and Futsum Zienasellassie headline the American’s that are in the decorated field.

The marathon will be broadcast on ESPN2. For the full list of athletes competing in the event, see below and be sure to visit the official site for the TCS New York City Marathon for more details.

Professional Athlete Field – Men’s Open Division

NameCountryPersonal Best
Mosinet GeremewETH2:02:55
Evans ChebetKEN2:03:00
Geoffrey KamwororKEN2:04:23
Shura KitataETH2:04:49
Abdi NageeyeNED2:04:56
Cam LevinsCAN2:05:36
Maru TeferiISR2:06:43
Koen NaertBEL2:06:56
Iliass AouaniITA2:07:16
Belachew Alemamehu AmetaETH2:07:55
Albert KorirKEN2:08:01
Zouhair TalbiMAR2:08:35
Jemal YimerETH2:08:58
Elkanah KibetUSA2:09:07
Futsum ZienasellassieUSA2:09:40
Hendrik PfeifferGER2:10:18
Nathan MartinUSA2:10:45
Reed FischerUSA2:10:54
Tyler McCandlessUSA2:12:28
John RaneriUSA2:12:33
Erenjia JiaCHN2:12:44
Joe WhelanUSA2:13:39
Sydney GidabudayUSA2:14:48
Will NationUSA2:15:12
Ryan RootUSA2:15:22
Thomas SlatteryUSA2:15:32
Andreas Myhre SjursethNOR2:16:05
Wesley RobinsonUSA2:16:08
Garret LeeUSA2:16:57
Andrew ButchartGBRDebut
Edward CheserekKENDebut
Alberto MondazziITADebut

Professional Athlete Field – Women’s Open Division

NameCountryPersonal Best
Brigid KosgeiKEN2:14:04
Letesenbet GideyETH2:16:49
Peres JepchirchirKEN2:17:16
Yalemzerf YehualawETH2:17:23
Lonah Chemtai SalpeterISR2:17:45
Gotytom GebreslaseETH2:18:11
Edna KiplagatKEN2:19:50
Mary Ngugi-CooperKEN2:20:22
Viola CheptooKEN2:22:44
Hellen ObiriKEN2:21:38
Sharon LokediKEN2:23:23
Kellyn TaylorUSA2:24:29
Fantu JifarETH2:25:45
Molly HuddleUSA2:26:33
Solange JesusPOR2:28:15
Sydney DevoreUSA2:31:08
Marie-Ange BrumelotFRA2:33:19
Meriah EarleUSA2:34:19
Joanna ReyesUSA2:36:23
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Dominique Smith

I’m a sports journalist based in Florida and I’ve covered a couple of different sports so far early on in my career, but I love the sport of track and field and the art of running. Everyone has a story and everyone has a story worth telling. My prayer is that the stories of the great athletes of this sport are told, and that the sport grows to new creative heights, so that the sport gets the respect it deserves.
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