September 2, 2007
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NICOLE PRAUSE WINS POCATELLO MARATHON 

Pocatello, ID - Nicole Prause, Ph.D., an assistant professor of clinical psychology at Idaho State University and member of REVO₂LT Running Team_TM, won the Pocatello Marathon on September 1st in 3:16:59, an average pace of 7:31 per mile.  The race, which started at a breath-taking altitude of 6,100 feet, dropped 1,600 feet over the first 14 miles. 

“I was aiming for 7:20 pace, but my pacing was off right from the start,” said Nicole, who studies sexual dysfunction, her doctoral research conducted at the renowned Kinsey Institute.  “While I didn’t run up to my potential, I learned a lot from this race.  It’s good to win stuff.”

“Despite some erratic pacing, Nicole was only 1:07 off her personal best time, which is a great accomplishment given that this was a much more challenging course with the altitude and the downhill,” said Coach Jason Karp.  “Nicole was highly motivated going into this race, and her tenacity helped her to win.”   

For complete results of the 2007 Pocatello Marathon, go to http://www.spondoro.com/results/pocatello/2007/results.pdf.

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