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 Austin Marathon Runner Hyvon Ngetich Crawls to Finish 
  
  
  
  
  
 Thousands of runners are celebrating their finishes at the 2015 Austin Marathon and Half Marathon -- but one woman fought harder than most to get across the finish line, and she was the third woman to cross. 
  
 Hyvon Ngetich of Kenya was leading the elite women at the 23 mile mark, but by the time she got to the finish, her body had given out and she was crawling on all fours. Race volunteers were there with a wheelchair, which she refused to use. She even had to pause to gather up her energy to continue her determined crawl to the finish. 
  
 Afterwards, Austin Marathon race director John Conley said to her, “You ran the bravest race and crawled the bravest crawl I have ever seen in my life. You have earned much honor, and I am going to adjust your prize money, so you get the same prize money you would have gotten if you were second.” 
  
 Betram Keter of Kenya won the men's in 2:16:21 and Cynthia Jerop of Kenya won the women's in 2:54:22. Ngetich’s personal record in the marathon is 2:34:42. 
  
  
  
  
  
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Hyvon Ngetich was leading the elite women's racing group at the 23-mile mark of Sunday's Austin Marathon in Texas, but as she got closer to the finish, her body said "No more," KeyeTV reports. But the 29-year-old wasn't about to give up so close to the end (she was two-tenths of a mile from the finish), so, with race organizers pushing a wheelchair behind her, she crawled her way to the finish line, having to stop at least once to regain her strength, the Telegraph reports. Ngetich's dramatic finish earned her third place for women. "You ran the bravest race and crawled the bravest crawl I have ever seen in my life," the race's director told her after the race, per KeyeTV. "You have earned much honor, and I am going to adjust your prize money, so you get the same prize money you would have gotten if you were second." (Women are said to be better than men at pacing themselves in marathons.)