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Naomi Fulton (née Bong, born 1987) is an American athlete and the winner of the 2021 Twin Cities Marathon. In 2018, she surprised many at the Boston Marathon by finishing 18th—after not being seeded with the elite runners. A month later, Fulton won the Cellcom Green Bay Half Marathon. Fulton qualified for the 2020 United States Olympic Trials Marathon by running the Chicago Marathon in 2018.Previously, she had won the Green Bay Half Marathon in 2015. She was also the winner of the 2009 South Shore Half Marathon and finished in top standings in many other local races.

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has abstract	Naomi Fulton (née Bong, born 1987) is an American athlete and the winner of the 2021 Twin Cities Marathon. In 2018, she surprised many at the Boston Marathon by finishing 18th—after not being seeded with the elite runners. A month later, Fulton won the Cellcom Green Bay Half Marathon. Fulton qualified for the 2020 United States Olympic Trials Marathon by running the Chicago Marathon in 2018.Previously, she had won the Green Bay Half Marathon in 2015. She was also the winner of the 2009 South Shore Half Marathon and finished in top standings in many other local races. In 2021, when the Twin Cities Marathon returned after its 2020 cancellation due to the COVID pandemic, Fulton was at the start. Although she wasn't part of the event's seeded start, she gained on the leaders by the half, and then dueled with Elena Hayday before breaking away and finishing first. (en)
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