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Houston Marathon winner Hitomi Niiya vows to break Japanese record

Niiya told reporters that she will try to break the record at the Berlin Marathon this September, while reiterating she will not take part in any event at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

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WTW: Emily Sisson, Y Squared & Ky Robinson Stay Hot, Oh So Close For Hitomi Niiya & Tirunesh Dibaba Returns

The action in the New Year 2023 is starting to heat up and we break it down for you. Can someone now please organize a collegiate sub-16 4 x mile attempt with the likes of Stanford, UW and someone else?

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Athletics: Hitomi Niiya wins Houston Marathon, just misses Japanese record

Japan's Hitomi Niiya runs away with the Houston Marathon women's title, finishing 12 seconds outside the course record in a personal-best 2 hours, 19 minutes and 24 seconds.

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Athletics: Niiya wins Houston Marathon, just misses Japanese record

Japan's Hitomi Niiya runs away with the Houston Marathon women's title, finishing 12 seconds outside the course record in a personal-best 2 hours, 19 minutes and 24 seconds.

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