2004 USA Olympic Team Trials - Women's Marathon

Post-Race Review/ Results

Four Florida women were among the 151 who qualified for the 2004 U.S. Women’s Olympic Marathon Trials held in St. Louis, Missouri on April 3. Of the 123 women who actually toed the line, 107 finished, with Florida’s Kim Pawelek and Stacie Alboucrek among them.

Florida's Fab Four qualify for US Women's Olympic Trials

Pre-Race Review/ Lineup

ast Saturday, just 10 days before her 40th birthday, De Reuck won the U.S. Olympic marathon trials in St. Louis, passing the overwhelming pre-race favorite, Deena Kastor, on the steepest hill on the course with just two miles to go

De Reuck will run in first Olympics as American

Colleen De Reuck, Deena Kastor and Jen Rhines will compete for Team USA at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, after finishing 1-2-3 Saturday at the 2004 U.S. Olympic Women’s Marathon Trials at Forest Park in St. Louis. The event was jointly Hosted by the Spirit of St. Louis Marathon & Family Fitness Weekend and the St. Louis Sports Commission.

De Reuck, Kastor, Rhines qualify for U.S. Olympic Team

Kastor, who holds the American record of 2 hours, 21 minutes and 16 seconds, is the favorite to advance to this summer's Olympics in Athens. To help make it happen, she backed off from her race schedule.

Marathon Summary

Marathon Results