How'd Our Salem Runners Finish The Boston Marathon?

American Meb Keflezighi and Kenyan Rita Jeptoo won the 2014 Boston Marathon in the men’s and women’s fields respectfully. 

Keflezighi, who is from San Diego, was the first American to win the marathon since 1983. He finished at 2 hours, 8 minutes, and 37 seconds.

Jeptoo won the Boston Marathon for the third time with a time of 2 hours, 18 minutes, and 57 seconds.

Ernst Van Dyk of Russia won the wheelchair division with a time of 1 hour, 20 seconds, and 36 seconds.

But how did Salem runners finish? 

Here are the Salem residents who completed the marathon (with their ages and completed times):

• Gregory Esbitt, 40, 3:14:50
• Marie Duignan, 34, 3:34:40
• Katie E. Sinnott, 37, 3:37:11
• Michael J. Higgins, 51, 3:43:41
• Melissa J. Jaynes, 33, 3:56:17
• Dan Chase, 31, 4:08:22
• Greg T. Dwyer, 35, 4:19:40
• Kevin M. Koen, 50, 4:25:57
• Meredith Doherty, 27, 4:30:50
• Randy S. Clarke, 36, 4:33:11
• Kimberley B. Sweeney, 37, 4:33:12
• Sarah Brandt, 32, 4:39:43
• Robert V. Leif, 30, 4:40:04
• Marina Moriarty, 32, 4:45:25
• Shannon L. Sholds, 20, 4:46:36
• Christina Walker-Morin, 32, 4:53:50
• Michael J. Duffy, 38, 4:55:05
• Ellen Clark, 29, 5:01:46
• Michael D. McKinnon, 37, 5:05:14
• Andy Sousa, 33, 5:08:44
• Christopher M. Cocozella, 26, 5:09:22
• Michele J. Campbell, 41, 5:21:13
• Milady A. Ortiz, 32, 5:22:50
• Beth E. O'Grady, 53, 5:41:32
• Alana D. Bresnahan, 32, 5:45:56
• Joan E. Meagher, 39, 5:52:02
• Julie Arrison, 35, 5:53:53
• Jessica R. Stebbins, 43, 6:04:36
• Amber Woolfenden, 42, 6:08:47
• Lisa M. Kelly, 39, 6:11:46
• Wayne A. Sholds, 53, 6:17:40