Brooklyn Half Marathon
May 21

Brooklyn Half Marathon

Saturday, May 21, 2022
The Brooklyn Half Marathon, organized by New York Road Runners, is one of the largest half marathons in the United States, taking runners on a scenic tour through Brooklyn from Prospect Park to Coney Island.
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May 21

Brooklyn Half Marathon

Saturday, May 21, 2022
The Brooklyn Half Marathon, organized by New York Road Runners, is one of the largest half marathons in the United States, taking runners on a scenic tour through Brooklyn from Prospect Park to Coney Island.
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Results

Men Women Non-binary
13-18 19-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70+
Rank Athlete Finish Time
126
Kristin Siegle

Kristin Siegle

W38
2:13:37
127
Stephanie L. Ryan

Stephanie L. Ryan

W31
2:13:42
131
Jenny Kurnit

Jenny Kurnit

W34
2:18:23
132
JU

Julie Underwood

M0
2:19:16
134
HR

Hudy Rosenberg

Montana DePasquale
• W27
2:21:08
135
AD

Ainsley Dowling

W30
2:21:44
136
Vianeli Jerez

Vianeli Jerez

Nialah Ferrer
• W28
2:22:00
137
LP

Lolo Rolly Pagdanganan

M61
2:22:44
139
Ann Corrin

Ann Corrin

W32
2:23:37
140
Christina Mcleod

Christina Mcleod

Coach and Coffey
• W42
2:24:26
142
Sarah Green

Sarah Green

Alissa Kolarik
• W28
2:27:02
143
Dayo Nelson

Dayo Nelson

Jennifer Shayne
• W44
2:27:08
147
Danielle Nitopi

Danielle Nitopi

W34
2:38:50
148
CR

Christine ramsey

W50
2:39:00
149
AC

Alanna C.

W40
2:39:26
150
JC

Jim C.

M54
2:40:37

Race Details

Status Finished
Website Official website
Location New York City, NY, United States
Date 21 May 2022
Distance Half Marathon
VDOT Participants
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345
Avg. VDOT finish times 1:55:24
Route map
The Brooklyn Half Marathon, organized by New York Road Runners, is one of the largest half marathons in the United States, taking runners on a scenic tour through Brooklyn from Prospect Park to Coney Island.
The course begins at Prospect Park and heads toward Coney Island, featuring mostly paved roads through urban neighborhoods with some gentle rolling hills, particularly near the park. The majority of the route is flat, especially the second half leading to the beachfront finish.
There are slight elevation changes at the start within and near Prospect Park, but the remainder of the course is predominantly flat, allowing for fast splits toward the end.