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P.E.I.'s Stan Chaisson first Maritimer to finish 2017 Boston Marathon

P.E.I.'s Stan Chaisson, seen here in 2009, finished this year's Boston Marathon with a time of 2:41:15.

N.B.'s Shelley Doucet top Maritime female finisher

Stan Chiasson, pictured in 2009, was the first Maritimer to cross the finish line at this year's Boston Marathon. ((CBC))

A P.E.I. runner was the first Maritimer to cross the finish line at this year's Boston Marathon.

Stan Chaisson finished with a time of 2:41:15 good enough for 210th overall.

The top New Brunswicker was also the first female from the Maritimes to finish. Shelley Doucet of Quispamsis finished 367th. Her time was 2:45:46.

The first male New Brunswicker to finish was Colin McQuade of Riverview, N.B. in 427th place with a time of 2:46:13.

Halifax'sRamiBardeesyfinished with a time of 2:52:38.

Amber Spriggs was the top female finisher representing P.E.I. with a time of 3:29:12, or 6,832 overall.

In total, 13 Islanders finished the marathon. Other P.E.I. unofficial results included:

  • Billy MacDonald 3:00:21
  • John Bowser 3:34:06
  • Lora Kemp3:34:24
  • Charlotte Gardiner 3:34:38
  • Francis Fagan3:49:34
  • Shawn Shea3:50:32
  • Natalie Chaisson 4:02:10
  • Christopher Murphy 4:07:34
  • Beverly Walsh 4:19:16
  • Bev Gerg 4:22:00
  • Paul Dalton 4:31:15

This is the 121st Boston Marathon.

Kenya swept the race with two first-place finishers Geoffrey Kirui (2:09:37) for the men and Edna Kiplagat(2:21:52) won on the women's side.

Corrections

  • A previous version of this story said that Halifax's Rami Bardeesy finished ahead of Shelley Doucet and Colin McQuade.
    Apr 18, 2017 7:11 AM AT