Photo: The finish line of the BAA Marathon.

There are some fast neighbors in Belmont as 37 residents completed the 122nd BAA Marathon on a warm and wet Patriots’ Day on Monday, April 16.

They joined a capacity 32,500 runners who traveled the 26.2 miles from Hopkinton to Boston on the historic course of the world’s oldest marathon.

This year, three Belmont men broke three hours with 28-year-old Daron Holloway taking the top spot with a 2 hour, 52 minutes and three seconds, a six minute, 34 second per mile pace which placed him 1,285th. Lauren Phillips, 34, ran a stellar 3:09:25 for 430th place among female participants.

Also running yesterday was a chair of a Belmont committee (Russell Leino, Community Path, with the second fastest Belmont male time), a Nobel Prize winner (Wolfgang Ketterle) and a coach (Melissa Hart, Belmont High Girls’ Basketball).

Daron Holloway	28	2:52:03
Russell Leino	36	2:54:17
Martin Kronbuegel	42	2:58:32
Alfons Marquez	47	3:04:14
Lauren Phillips	34	3:09:25
David Marchefka	35	3:25:42
Laurie Nahigian	48	3:29:59
Becca Pizzi	39	3:31:44
Lynton Karfor	40	3:36:20
Wolfgang Ketterle	61	3:36:28
Jeff Roth	45	3:40:25
Sarah Poplawski	41	3:42:03
Konstantin Tyurin	51	3:45:18
Scott Dedeo	38	3:45:18
Rachid Belhocine	59	3:48:53
Michael Ascione	47	3:49:03
Julie Kellett	34	3:50:40
Katie Brace	42	3:54:20
Michael Thomas	52	4:08:21
Christine Bowe	32	4:14:19
Ed Amer	49	4:19:05
Satomi Kato	53	4:22:52
Alice Rushforth	57	4:36:00
Richard Newton	30	4:41:51
Sarkis Chekijian	45	4:46:01
Young-Jin Cho	45	4:46:58
Paul Firth	51	4:51:05
Melissa Hart	51	4:56:16
Lisa Engler	41	5:01:02
Jennifer Knight	41	5:19:55
Chris Hiserman	40	5:23:24
Kaela Hale	19	5:27:06
Peter Walker	44	5:27:20
Kelly Chiu	46	5:28:34
Kai Saukkonen	56	5:31:47
Alexandra Cellucci	23	5:53:31
Awinja Otiato	50	6:00:04