In a wild race featuring an 18:09 opening 5k and a 15:21 second 5k, Arkansas product Sydney Vaught (née Thorvaldson)—who balances her elite running career with that of her husband, professional team roper Trent Vaught—made a bold mid-race surge that would have made Steve Prefontaine proud. She broke the field and captured her first USATF 10,000m title in 33:30.60. Katie Izzo finished 2nd in her return to the track.
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