Images: 2014 Naperville Marathon
Marisa Hird crosses the finish line of the 2nd annual Naperville Marathon as the female winner with a time of 2:50:57.
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Runners bust out of the gate to kick off the 2nd annual Naperville Marathon.
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Yonni Mascote is give his medal by Mayor George Pradel after crossing the finish line to win the 2nd annual Naperville Marathon with a time of 2:33:53.
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Marisa Hird is give a trophy by Mayor George Pradel after crossing finish line as the female winner with a time of 2:50:57 2nd annual Naperville Marathon.
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Mary Keough of Naperville was give away "Free High Fives" to runners along the route of the 2nd annual Naperville Marathon.
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Marathon runners round a turn to start the second half of the 2014 Naperville Marathon.
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Runners round a turn near the split in the course for the full and half Naperville Marathon.
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Runners near the half way point of the 2nd annual Naperville Marathon.
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Diane McQueen of Aurora cheers on runners near the half way point of the 2nd annual Naperville Marathon while waiting for a glimpse of her daughter Kristin McQueen and co-worker Peggy Goralski.
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Runners near the half way point of the 2nd annual Naperville Marathon.
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Runners near the half way point of the 2nd annual Naperville Marathon.
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Runners near the half way point of the 2nd annual Naperville Marathon.
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Runners near the half way point of the 2nd annual Naperville Marathon including winner Yonni Mascote, left.
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Kim Summer and her daughter Adelle, 5 cheer on their husband and father Gabe Summer during the 2nd annual Naperville Marathon Sunday.
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Finishers of the 2nd annual Naperville Half Marathon received medal depicting one of Naperville covered bridges.
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Runners bust out of the gate to kick off the 2nd annual Naperville Marathon.
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Running shoes are nearly a blur as runner participate in 2014 Naperville Marathon.
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North Central College Band performs for the runners of the 2014 Naperville Marathon.
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North Central College student broadcasters Jessie Marsala, Hannah Jurik and Chris Carracher interview marathon spectators along Chicago Avenue on Sunday.
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Steve Sloma of Geneva, who finished Sunday's Edward Hospital Naperville Half Marathon after going into cardiac arrest in last year's race, greets Edward Hospital Nurse Traci Iarrobino, a fellow half marathoner who helped save his life.
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"See you next year," Steve Sloma of Geneva says to Traci Iarrobino of Naperville, who was one of a few nurses running last year's half marathon who helped save Sloma's life when he went into cardiac arrest. Sloma finished this year's 13.1-mile race in 2:09 with no sign of heart trouble.
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