Finally, after three years of the Pandemic, the Cebu City Marathon has returned. It seems to have quickly usurped the Milo Marathon’s place this year as the Premier road running event.
More than 8,000 runners participated in the Cebu Marathon this morning, January 8. The event features a full marathon (42 km), 21km, 10km, and 5km distances. The starting/finish line is located in SM Seaside City. Runners (except 5km runners) pass through Cebu-Cordova Link Expressway.
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Hallasgo Wins
2019 SEA Games Marathon Queen Christine Hallasgo took a comfortable win in the 2023 Cebu Marathon, clocking 1h22.23. With uphill sections and in rather wet, difficult conditions. Hallasgo was outside the 1h20.34 Best mark she clocked at Valencia City last year. She was comfortably ahead of Raven Alcoseba and 40-year-old Nhea Ann Barcena, who both clocked 1h28.
Richard Salano (not Solano) won the Men’s 21K in 1:09. The national athlete is coached by Eduardo Buenavista. Salano clocked 1h09.41 in 2012 and so started this year fairly consistent in his campaign for SEA Games Men’s Marathon. He finished ahead of a duo of Spectrum Runners Prince Joey Lee and Marc Mahinay, who made waves recently in the Weekly Relay Finals. Mahinay did have some comfort knowing he had improved his PB by 3 minutes from 1h15.12 to 1h12.08.
The Marathon mens was won by Kenyan Erick Chipsiror in 2h32.11 by Arlan Arbois in 2h33.56. Former 2x Milo Marathon Champion and former national athlete Jesson Agravante wound up 5th.
And WHAT ABOUT!!! unheralded Jason Padayao of Spectrum Runners while everyone else struggled and suffered much slower times than usual in the wet and not flat course conditions of the CCLEX Bridge. Padayao won the 5000m by nearly a whole minute in a PB of 15:49, which is not bad for an athlete who is not famous. Padayao hails from Dumaguete.
An example is Emmalyn Taypin of Spectrum Runners, the UAAP Champion in 10,000m, who won the Womens in 20:39 (PB of 19:31.23).
Cebu City Marathon 2023 5 km Women (by Spectrum Runners)
Bonus Question from comments can we naturalize the Kenyan Runner?
I don’t think so. The Kenyan runner won’t get top 3 in SEA Games against Thai, Vietnam, Indonesia etc…
Correction Keash Vasquez was 3:35.48, not 3:45.48, as reported.
RANKED RESULTS GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE 2023 PHILIPPINES RANKINGS
5000M | ||||
Ranking 20:17 | ||||
1 | 20:39R | Spectrum Runners | Emmalyn Taypin | |
10000M | ||||
Ranking 44 mins | ||||
1 | 41:37R | Artjoy Torregosa | ||
2 | 41:46R | Spectrum Runners | Asia Parase | |
3 | 42:16R | Karen Andrea Manayon | ||
Half Marathon | ||||
Ranking 1h40 | ||||
1 | 1:22.23 | Christine Hallasgo | ||
2 | 1:28.37 | Raven Faith Alcoseba | ||
3 | 1:28.41 | Nhea Ann Barcena | ||
4 | 1:33.33 | Cherry Andrin | ||
6 | 1:38.04 | Jeanly Mata | ||
Marathon | ||||
Ranking 4h00 | ||||
1 | 3:17.37 | April Rose Diaz | ||
2 | 3:19.09 | Stephanie Cadosale | ||
3 | 3:22.48 | Lizanne Abella | ||
4 | 3:32.11 | Kay Razel Cundagan | ||
5 | 3:35.47 | Keash Vasquez | ||
6 | 3:40.19 | Joy Tandoc | ||
7 | 3:49.45 | Jennlyn Nobeleza | ||
8 | 3:53.33 | Neizl June Abad | ||
9 | 3:55.56 | Gella Mayang | ||
10 | 3:58.14 | Rona Lacanlale |
5000M | ||||
Ranking 16:15 | ||||
1 | 15:49R | Jason Padayao | ||
10000m | ||||
Ranking 35:00 | ||||
1 | 34:10R | Rogen Aguirre | ||
2 | 34:31R | Andrew Kim Remolino | ||
Half Marathon | ||||
Ranking 1:17 | ||||
1 | 1:09.15 | Richard Salano | ||
2 | 1:11.58 | Spectrum Runners | Prince Joey Lee | |
3 | 1:12.08 | Spectrum Runners | Mark Mahinay | |
4 | 1:13.15 | Franklyn Lee | ||
5 | 1:14.52 | Jerald Zabala | ||
6 | 1:15.30 | Marlon Pabillaran | ||
Marathon | ||||
Ranking 3:00 | ||||
1 | 2:33.56 | Arlan Arbois | ||
2 | 2:38.57 | Bryan Quiamco | ||
3 | 2:39.44 | Florendo Lapiz | ||
4 | 2:51.39 | Jesson Agravante |
Full Results can be found here.
Cebu City Marathon 2020 (Jan 12)
A COUPLE of GOALS. Elite runners Ruffa Sorongon and Azlan Pagay, who have been in a relationship for six years, topped the men’s and women’s divisions of the Cebu City Marathon.
It was the fourth time the two swept the men’s and women’s divisions in a race. (Sunstar Photo / Amper Campaña)
In Cebu City, domestic partners Azlan Pagay and Ruffa Sorongon, a power duo in the running community, did this rare feat as they bagged the men’s and women’s titles in the 42-kilometre category of the 2020 Cebu City Marathon on Sunday, Jan. 12, 2020, at the Cebu Business Park.
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“It’s a blessing from God that he gave us this talent. Another blessing was this championship for both of us,” Pagay told SunStar in Cebuano after the race.
“Our relationship started because our runner friends teased us,” Pagay said in jest.
“We’ve been in the relationship for seven years now and to have the same sport and interest has helped us to really understand each other,” said Sorongon.
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The next stop for the two athletes is the Milo Marathon National Finals on Jan. 19 in Tarlac City.
Sorongon aims to improve her fourth-place finish, while Pagay looks to get a good time on his first national finals in three years.
NB. 2017 SEA Games Champion Mary Joy Tabal did not join the Marathon as she is resting for the Milo Marathon in Tarlac on January 19.
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Cebu City Marathon 2020 RESULTS
- Denotes Performance is strong enough for the National Ranking List of 2020
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Cebu City Women’s 5K
- Marielle Estreba 19:50*
- Asia Paraase 20:35*
- Moira Frances Erediano 20:56*
- Abigail Odelmo 21:02
- Artjoy Torregosa 21:26
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Cebu City Men’s 5K
- Alfrence Braza (Iloilo) 16:36
- Florencio Lapiz 16:49
- Jaymar Magdaleno 17:07
- Rin March Gonzaga 17:13
- Hanny Tigaw 17:18
NB. Braza Palaro 1500m Champion
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Cebu City Women’s 21K
- Cherry Andrin (Lapu-Lapu) 1h40.21*
- Engiel Estillore (Lapu-Lapu) 1h50.24
- Jenefer Paloma 1h56.15
- Lucita Fernandez 1h56.22
- Danielle Anderson 1h58.09
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Cebu City Men’s 21K
- Eric Chepsiror (Kenya) 1h15.42
- Prince Joey Lee (Cebu) 1h18.02
- Downs Fabian 1h20.01
- Romulo Balinas Jr. 1h22.13
- Ruel Algufera 1h25.28
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NB. None of the local performances makes the 1h17 required for National Ranking Lists for 2020
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Cebu City Women’s Marathon
- Ruffa Sorongon (Sultan Kudurat) 3h25.34*
- Evamie Villarin 3h34.00*
- Lizanne Abela 3h41.42* (newspaper reported 3rd as 3h31.42, which is faster than the #2 typo)
- Kaye Razel Cundangan 3h49.51*
- Sandra Soliano 3h56.29*
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Cebu City Men’s Marathon
Men’s 42k Winners1st: #795 Azlan Pagay (Davao City) 2h53.45 *
2nd: #392 Joseph Arnel 2h54.54 *
3rd: #235 Michel Largo 3h05.57
4th: #1245 Paul Zafico 3h07.02
5th: # 397 Engbino Desederio 3h10.38
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Paul Jumamil also proposed to his girlfriend and fellow triathlete En Torres at the Cebu City Business Park
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Sources:
- https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/1839613/Cebu/Sports/Love-reigns-in-Cebu-marathon?fbclid=IwAR33OFaen307vbfO6Ged47_vaPdew6iNxIxmJsycl2ROr-LtAu5q_rMGRhE
- philstar
- https://marathons.ahotu.com/news/results-2020-cebu-city-marathon
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Cebu City Marathon 2019 Results
Results: Cebu City Men’s Marathon
- Joseph Moruri -2:39:44 (Kenya)
- Bryan Quimco – 2:40:06
- Noel Tillor – 2:40:07
- Azlan Pagay – 2:44:45
- Takumi Tamura – 2:48:16 (Japan)
Women’s Marathon
- Ruffa Sorongon 3:29.30
- Sandra Soliano – 3:52:25
- Kay Cundangan – 3:58:24
- Rona Lacanlale – 4:01:00.
Mens 21K
- Joseph Emia – 1:14.51 (Kenya)
- Agustin Ychon – 1:18.09
- Keenan James Lou Caburnay (1:18:18)
- Florendo Lapiz (1:19:39)
- Soeren Palshoej (1:20:13)
Women’s 21K
- Melody Perez – 1:35:36
- Marie Stephan Jayson (1:40:51)
- Cherry Andrin (1:43:20)
- Jelma Monsanto (1:43:43)
- Jona dela Torre – (1:52:41)
Mens 5K
- lfrinz Braza
- Earl Pionela
- Ren del Corro
- Ruel Algofera
- Jovan Bensig
Women’s 5K
- Karen Manayon
- Moira Erediano
- Joan Alisunod
- Princess Borneo
- Abigail Delmo
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2018 Cebu City Marathon Results
The 2018 Cebu Philippines Marathon was held this morning on January 14, 2018. Below Are
partial results. We will post Full Results when they become available.
FULL RESULTS
From CebuMarathon.ph
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ADDITIONAL:
Cebu Marathon 2018 official results
42k men’s open
1. Eric Chipsiror 2:28.50
2. Kojo Shinizawa 2:37.56
3. Rafael Pescos 2:42.54
5k female
1. Mary joy loberanis
2. Karen Manayon
3. Moira Erediano
2014 Cebu City Half Marathon – Delos Santos and Tabal begin 2013 with PB over Half Marathon
(Jan 18) Mary Grace Delos Santos continued her superb seasonal form at the Cebu Marathon with a second-place to Kenyan Jackeline Nziza, who won in a time of 1:18.28 over 21 km.
Delos Santos, the Milo Marathon champion, clocked a personal best of 1:20.28.
Improving on the season lead she established last year in the Half Marathon, timing 1:24.14.
On the move was Cebu local Mary Joy Tabal, the fourth-place finisher at the Milo Marathon, who improved her personal best from 1:25.29 to 1:21.44 to secure third place.
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