3M Half Marathon

3M Half Marathon
3M Half Marathon
Date	January 23, 2022
Location	Austin, Texas
Event type	Road
Distance	Half Marathon
Established	1995
Official site	http://3mhalfmarathon.com/

The 3M Half Marathon presented by Under Armour is an annual half marathon held in Austin, Texas, United States. The 2021 event was not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 28th annual 3M Half Marathon will take place on January 22, 2023.

The 3M Half Marathon boasts one of the fastest 21.098 km (13.110 mi) courses in the country. Runners enjoy a point-to-point course with mostly downhill running that showcases some of Austin’s finest locations. High Five Events based out of Austin, produces the 3M Half Marathon and the Austin Marathon. Starting in north Austin and finishing near the Texas State Capitol, runners will appreciate a 300’+ net elevation drop. As a result, the event has adapted the tagline “Downhill to Downtown.”

Recognition[]

Named “Best Schwag” by Runner’s World in 2008 for legendary goodie bag.

Named “Best Road Race” in 2013 Archived 2017-12-22 at the Wayback Machine, 2016 Archived 2017-12-22 at the Wayback Machine, 2017 Archived 2017-12-22 at the Wayback Machine by AFM Annual "Best Of" Awards.

Named by Runner’s Word as one of The Year’s Best Half Marathons.

Named Austin Race of the Year (15K & longer) by Austin runners in 2007 and 2002.

Selected by Competition Texas magazine as the top half marathon in 2006.

Men's winners []

DATE	NAME ATHLETE	COUNTRY	WINNING TIME
January 23, 2022	Will Nation	United States	1:04:36
The 2021 race was canceled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic[1]
January 19, 2020	David Fuentes	United States	1:06:31
January 20, 2019	Michael "Slim" Morris	United States	1:07:19
January 21, 2018	Joey Whelan	United States	1:09:06
January 22, 2017	Mark Pinales	United States	1:06:51
January 24, 2016	Jared Carson	United States	1:08:23
January 25, 2015	Will Nation	United States	1:07:01
January 19, 2014	Erik Stanley	United States	1:06:38
January 13, 2013	Matt Davis	United States	1:02:49
January 28, 2012	Scott Rantall		1:07:13
January 30, 2011	Christian Hesch	United States	1:07:40
January 24, 2010	Jordan Jones	United States	1:09:08
January 25, 2009	Martin Fagan	Ireland	1:01:05
January 27, 2008	Ridouane Harroufi	Morocco	1:03:12
January 28, 2007	Alene Reta	Ethiopia	1:01:46
January 29, 2006	Nicodemus Malakwen	Kenya	1:01:45
January 30, 2005	Jon Mattern		59:45
January 25, 2004	John Gwako	Kenya	1:02:14
February 2, 2003	Andrew Letherby	United States	1:03:31

Women's winners[]

DATE	NAME ATHLETE	COUNTRY	WINNING TIME
January 23, 2022	Sarah Jackson	United States	1:15:47
The 2021 race was canceled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic[1]
January 19, 2020	Jess Harper	United States	1:13:41
January 20, 2019	Jess Harper	United States	1:14:23
January 21, 2018	Jess Harper	United States	1:15:45
January 22, 2017	Lauren Smith Stroud	United States	1:17:07
January 24, 2016	Kristen Zaitz	United States	1:13:51
January 25, 2015	Allison Macsas	United States	1:13:02
January 19, 2014	Kelly Williamson	United States	1:16:34
January 13, 2013	Kelly Williamson	United States	1:16:18
January 28, 2012	Kelly Williamson	United States	1:14:41
January 30, 2011	Kelly Dworak	United States	1:33:22
January 24, 2010	Michelle Corkum	United States	1:22:11
January 25, 2009	Belaynesh Gebre	Ethiopia	1:11:17
January 27, 2008	Jacqueline Nyetipei	Kenya	1:09:35
January 28, 2007	Kathy Butler	Scotland	1:11:12
January 29, 2006	Soon Duk Kang	South Korea	1:10:02
January 30, 2005	Angelica Sanchez	Mexico	1:13:26
January 25, 2004	Sylvia Mosqueda	United States	1:09:53
February 2, 2003	Zivile Balciunaite	Lithuania	1:13:18

External links[]

• Official website

References[]