Jadyn Keeler sets new Canadian 5K record in Hamilton — image accompanying Canadian Running's report. Image accompanying Canadian Running’s report; reduced and presented for news commentary with the attributed report. View the complete source report.
Jadyn Keeler from Barrie, Ont., shattered the Canadian 5K road record in Hamilton. She clocked 15:10, six seconds faster than the previous record. The 23-year-old won the race by 13 seconds, beating Siona Chisholm. This race was part of the Road2Hope Marathon weekend.
Keeler's performance also surpassed the event's previous women's course record. Despite limited 5K training, she aimed to shock her system for future races. She had a notable year, including a senior national team debut and a half-marathon record. Keeler's breakfast on race day included sourdough bread with maple syrup. Read more everyday miles coverage.
Keeler has another race scheduled for November 15 in Miramar, Florida. She plans to run a fast time at the 'Rockin’ Rib Run' 10k. Her recent achievements highlight her potential in upcoming competitions. Related: Runner Achieves Half-Marathon PR Without Formal Training Plan.
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Keeler breaks 22-year-old record with 15:10 finish at Mizuno Elite 5K Jadyn Keeler from Barrie, Ont., shattered the Canadian 5K road record in Hamilton. She clocked 15:10, six seconds faster than the previous record. The 23-year-old won the race by 13 seconds, beating Siona Chisholm. This race was part of the Road2Hope Marathon weekend.
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Runner World published this brief on November 1, 2026. The underlying Canadian Running report was dated November 1, 2026.
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