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Jadyn Keeler, the Canadian half-marathon champion, aims for the national record at the upcoming World Championships. Despite a course error in Edmonton, she remains focused on her potential.
Keeler, who recently turned professional with Adidas, won the Canadian Half Marathon Championships. She expressed confidence in her training and targeted a sub-70-minute finish. The course error added 700 meters to the race. Read more racing coverage.
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After winning the Canadian half-marathon, Keeler sets her sights on breaking the national record. Jadyn Keeler, the Canadian half-marathon champion, aims for the national record at the upcoming World Championships. Despite a course error in Edmonton, she remains focused on her potential.
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Runner World published this brief on August 21, 2026. The underlying Canadian Running report was dated August 21, 2026.
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