All Videos Tagged Hall (Pikes Peak Sports) - Pikes Peak Sports2024-04-26T12:37:05Zhttp://pikespeaksports.us/video/video/listTagged?tag=Hall&rss=yes&xn_auth=noKathey Pieper recalls 1959 Pikes Peak Marathontag:pikespeaksports.us,2016-10-27:5021591:Video:7334612016-10-27T22:11:19.886ZTim Bergstenhttp://pikespeaksports.us/profile/TimBergsten
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</a><br />Kathey Pieper was 9 years old when she climbed Pikes Peak on the day her mother, Arlene Pieper, became the first woman in the U.S. to finish a marathon.
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</a><br />Kathey Pieper was 9 years old when she climbed Pikes Peak on the day her mother, Arlene Pieper, became the first woman in the U.S. to finish a marathon. Standing ovation for America's first woman marathonertag:pikespeaksports.us,2016-10-26:5021591:Video:7336022016-10-26T17:09:48.315ZTim Bergstenhttp://pikespeaksports.us/profile/TimBergsten
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</a> <br></br>The legs that carried America's first woman marathon finisher to the top of Pikes Peak and back in 1959, struggled to climb the stairs at the Colorado Springs Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Tuesday (Oct. 26, 2016). But 86-year-old Arlene Pieper captured the heart of the sports community when she took the…
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</a><br />The legs that carried America's first woman marathon finisher to the top of Pikes Peak and back in 1959, struggled to climb the stairs at the Colorado Springs Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Tuesday (Oct. 26, 2016). But 86-year-old Arlene Pieper captured the heart of the sports community when she took the microphone. Matt Carpenter at the Colorado Springs Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonytag:pikespeaksports.us,2013-10-30:5021591:Video:5105472013-10-30T04:33:51.342ZTim Bergstenhttp://pikespeaksports.us/profile/TimBergsten
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</a> <br></br>The 12-time winner of the Pikes Peak Marathon, Matt Carpenter was inducted into the Colorado Springs Sports Hall of Fame on Tuesday at the Colorado Springs World Arena.<br></br>
Carpenter was training in Vail in 1987 when he learned about the Pikes Peak Marathon and Ascent. Like many runners, he said his first attempt at Pikes Peak was a humbling…
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</a><br />The 12-time winner of the Pikes Peak Marathon, Matt Carpenter was inducted into the Colorado Springs Sports Hall of Fame on Tuesday at the Colorado Springs World Arena.<br />
Carpenter was training in Vail in 1987 when he learned about the Pikes Peak Marathon and Ascent. Like many runners, he said his first attempt at Pikes Peak was a humbling experience.<br />
"I thought it sounded interesting and I was kind of ignorant at the time," Carpenter said. "So I came down and looked up at the mountain and said, 'I am Pikes Peak.' And I got my butt kicked really bad that first race. In fact, I was riding down the mountain with my friend, and I said, 'Harold, you need to pull the car over.' So I'm on the side of the road puking up my grapes and bananas, and he says, 'yeah, you are Pikes Peak.'"<br />
Carpenter was inducted along with five-time Olympic gold medalist speed skater Bonnie Blair, former Colorado Springs Sky Sox great Luis Medina, former Colorado College and University of Wisconsin hockey coach Jeff Sauer, former Wasson High School coach Dick Westbay, the late Nick Sanborn, five time winner of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb, and the 1986-87 state champion Rampart High School boys basketball team.<br />
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