Prokopcuka wins Osaka Int'l Women's Marathon

Prokopcuka wins Osaka Int'l Women's Marathon

OSAKA, Japan - Elena Prokopcuka of Latvia smiles after winning her first Osaka International Women's Marathon title on Jan. 30. Prokopcuka hit the tape at Nagai stadium in Osaka in 2 hours, 22 minutes, 56 seconds, followed by JJapan's Mari Ozaki who clocked a time of 2:23:59.

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