Boston Marathon Winners This marathon was inaugurated in 1897.
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Boston Marathon Winners This marathon was inaugurated in 1897. Women have competed officially in the marathon since 1972.. Year Name Country Time 1972 Olavi Suomalainen Finland 2 h 15:30 1973 Jon Anderson United States 2 h 16:03 1974 Neal Cusack Ireland 2 h 13:39 1975 Bill Rodgers United States 2 h 09:55 1976 Jack Fultz United States 2 h 20:19 1977 Jerome Drayton Canada 2 h 14:46 1978 Bill Rodgers United States 2 h 10:13 1979 Bill Rodgers United States 2 h 09:27 1980 Bill Rodgers United States 2 h 12:11 1981 Toshihiko Seko Japan 2 h 09:26 1982 Alberto Salazar United States 2 h 08:52 1983 Greg Meyer United States 2 h 09:00 1984 Geoff Smith United Kingdom 2 h 10:34 1985 Geoff Smith United Kingdom 2 h 14:05 1986 Rob de Castella Australia 2 h 07:51 1987 Toshihiko Seko Japan 2 h 11:50 1988 Ibrahim Hussein Kenya 2 h 08:43 1989 Abebe Mekonnen Ethiopia 2 h 09:06 1990 Gelindo Bordin Italy 2 h 08:19 1991 Ibrahim Hussein Kenya 2 h 11:06 1992 Ibrahim Hussein Kenya 2 h 08:14 1993 Cosmas N'Deti Kenya 2 h 09:33 1994 Cosmas N'Deti Kenya 2 h 07:15 1995 Cosmas N'Deti Kenya 2 h 09:22 1996 Moses Tanui Kenya 2 h 09:16 1997 Lameck Aguta Kenya 2 h 10:34 1998 Moses Tanui Kenya 2 h 07:44 1999 Joseph Chebet Kenya 2 h 09:52 2000 Elijah Lagat Kenya 2 h 09:47 2001 Lee Bong-Ju South Korea 2 h 09:43 2002 Rodgers Rop Kenya 2 h 09:02 2003 Robert K. Cheruiyot Kenya 2 h 10:11 2004 Timothy Cherigat Kenya 2 h 10:37 2005 Hailu Negussie Ethiopia 2 h 11:45 2006 Robert K. Cheruiyot Kenya 2 h 07:14 2007 Robert K. Cheruiyot Kenya 2 h 14:13 2008 Robert K. Cheruiyot Kenya 2 h 07:46 1972 Nina Kusesik United States 3 h 08:58 1973 Jacqueline Hansen United States 3 h 05:59 1974 Miki Gorman Japan 2 h 47:11 1975 Liane Winter West Germany 2 h 42:24 1976 Kim Merritt United States 2 h 47:10 1977 Miki Gorman United States 2 h 48:33 1978 Gayle Barron United States 2 h 44:52 1979 Joan Benoit United States 2 h 35:15 1980 Jacqueline Gareau Canada 2 h 34:28 1981 Allison Roe New Zealand 2 h 26:46 1982 Charlotte Teske West Germany 2 h 29:33 1983 Joan Benoit United States 2 h 22:43 1984 Lorraine Moller New Zealand 2 h 29:28 1985 Lisa Larsen Weidenbach United States 2 h 34:06 1986 Ingrid Kristiansen Norway 2 h 24.55 1987 Rosa Mota Portugal 2 h 25:21 1988 Rosa Mota Portugal 2 h 24:30 1989 Ingrid Kristiansen Norway 2 h 24:33 1990 Rosa Mota Portugal 2 h 25:24 1991 Wanda Panfil Poland 2 h 24:18 1992 Olga Markova Russia 2 h 23:43 1993 Olga Markova Russia 2 h 25:27 1994 Uta Pippig Germany 2 h 21:45 1995 Uta Pippig Germany 2 h 25:11 1996 Uta Pippig Germany 2 h 27:12 1997 Fatuma Roba Ethiopia 2 h 26:23 1998 Fatuma Roba Ethiopia 2 h 23:21 1999 Fatuma Roba Ethiopia 2 h 23:25 2000 Catherine Ndereba Kenya 2 h 26:27 2001 Catherine Ndereba Kenya 2 h 23:53 2002 Margaret Okayo Kenya 2 h 20:43 Men Women 2 003 Svetlana Zakharova Russia 2 h 25:20 2004 Catherine Ndereba Kenya 2 h 24:27 2005 Catherine Ndereba Kenya 2 h 25:13 2006 Rita Jeptoo Kenya 2 h 23:38 2007 Lidiya Grigoryeva Russia 2 h 29:18 2008 Dire Tune Ethiopia 2 h 25:25 Source: Boston Athletic Association. Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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2003 Svetlana Zakharova Russia 2 h 25:20 2004 Catherine Ndereba Kenya 2 h 24:27 2005 Catherine Ndereba Kenya 2 h 25:13 2006 Rita Jeptoo Kenya 2 h 23:38 2007 Lidiya Grigoryeva Russia 2 h 29:18 2008 Dire Tune Ethiopia 2 h 25:25 Source: Boston Athletic Association.Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation.
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