Yen Hoang and Migual Vergara win at the 2025 BAA Boston Half Marathon

Boston, MA

The 2025 BAA Boston Half Marathon showcased incredible performances in the wheelchair divisions, with athletes delivering speed, endurance, and determination across the 13.1-mile course.

Yen Hoang claimed the women's title with a finishing time of 1:00:02, displaying strength and accuracy. Hannah Babalola secured second place with a resolute effort in the final miles. Michelle Wheeler rounded out the podium with determination and endurance.

Yen Hoang, women's wheelchair division winner at the BAA Boston Half on November 9, 2005, in Boston, MA.

Second place finisher Hannah Babalola in the women's wheelchair division at the BAA Boston Half on November 9, 2005, in Boston, MA.

Michelle Wheeler finished third in women's wheelchair division at the BAA Boston Half on November 9, 2005, in Boston, MA.

Miguel Vergara dominated the field with a commanding win in 49:06, finishing nearly five minutes ahead of his closest competitor. In second place, Valera Jacob Allen had a strong effort to secure runner-up position, trailing Vergara’s blistering pace. Wyatt Willard rounded out the podium with resilience and consistency on the challenging Emerald Necklace-Franklin Park course.

Men's wheelchair winner Miguel Vergara with an early lead on Morton Street at the BAA Boston Half on November 9, 2005, in Boston, MA.

Valera Jacob Allen finished in second place at the BAA Boston Half on November 9, 2005, in Boston, MA.

Third place finisher Wyatt Willand at the BAA Boston Half on November 9, 2005, in Boston, MA.

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