Pat Tarpy wins $1500 bonus at New England Mile
Patrick Tarpy absolutely dominated the field at the New England Mile this morning, coming in at an impressive 3 minutes, 54.8 seconds. His excellent race was the first sub-4 minute mile run by a Maine runner on Maine soil, and earned him a $1500 bonus that was generously donated by Smith Barney. When the race was over, he was asked at what point he knew that he was going to break 4 minutes. His reply? “Yesterday.”
Congratulations to Pat, and to the rest of the great field of around 300 finishers this year. Official results will be available later this afternoon.
- Pat Tarpy announces entry into the New England Mile
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- This Week Last Year: The New England Mile and Politics
- New England Mile Post-Race press release
- New England Mile (2006)














June 17th, 2007 at 12:47 pm
http://journals.aol.com/davidcolbyyoung/MaineRunningPhotos/entries/2007/06/17/new-england-mile-at-portland-maine-17-june-2007/2321
A short video of the back of the pack is posted.
I took it with my Z710 Kodak which is not a video camera but it will do vidoes.
July 23rd, 2007 at 8:49 am
[...] but was soundly beaten by Matt Lane, who ran an impressive 23:48. This year, having already run the fastest mile on Maine soil, he set his sights on breaking Matt’s record. He went out strong and on pace, but fell back a [...]