Ozaki 2nd in Nagoya Women's Marathon

Ozaki 2nd in Nagoya Women's Marathon

NAGOYA, Japan - Yoshimi Ozaki comes in second with the fastest Japanese time of 2:24:14 at the Nagoya Women's Marathon in the central Japanese city on March 11, 2012. Albina Mayorova of Russia was the winner.

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