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Ni races to win in NODM — SLIDESHOW

Published 4:28 pm Tuesday, June 9, 2015

Does he know something the rest of the field doesn’t? Yusheng Ni (187) of Beijing
Does he know something the rest of the field doesn’t? Yusheng Ni (187) of Beijing

New course, same good times.

More than 1,500 runners raced under sunny skies Sunday at the 2015 North Olympic Discovery Marathon, a day of running events from Sequim to Port Angeles.

Taking top honors in the full marathon was Yusheng Ni of Beijing, China, whose finish of 3:05.33 topped runner-up Adam Reid of San Francisco, Calif., by more than eight minutes. Taia Sean Wu of Bellingham won the women’s full marathon in 3:13:58, edging running partner Kaitlyn Spees of Oakland, Calif., by a second.

Port Angeles prep star Peter Butler won the half-marathon and Kristi Houk of Port Orchard was the top female finisher.

A storm damaged the Railroad Bridge Park trestle earlier this year, forcing race organizers to reroute runners.

See full results at nodm.com.