Citing protocols, the Boston Marathon has dragged its feet for years to pay a women's champion.

So a Journal reader stepped up and paid her instead.

Good on him, but it should be mortifying to the marathon.

Rachel Bachman gets results:

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I wrote about the endless feuding between the PGA Tour and LIV, where the high ground has been abandoned, and the drama has become insufferable.

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interesting name tbh

I wrote about the most exciting athlete on earth, May 2024 edition:

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The Knicks should be allowed to play their courtside legends.

I wrote about the roast.

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Get ready for the Summer of Cate and Leo:

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Kind of a great line.

What is a 31-year-old Alaskan turned collegiate rower turned venture capital investor doing in pro cycling?

Winning.

The story of Kristen Faulkner is pretty amazing - and about to get...amazinger?

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I wrote about the New York men's professional basketball franchise (not the Nets.)

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Sometimes, courage and resilience is so strong it can take your breath away. Free Evan Gershkovich now.

United States mountain bikers continue to light up the World Cup -- this weekend Haley Batten won the women's XCO and short track, amazing performance. Savilia Blunk 3rd in XCO, Kate Courtney 9th.

(Nikki Finke voice) tolja!

Doctors and Lacrosse. That's what Johns Hopkins does.

On the revival of a fabled lax program, which plays Maryland for the Big Ten championship on Saturday - and has high hopes for the NCAA Tournament.

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This was super rad today: Kasia Niewiadoma won her first bike race in five years. One of the best riders in the sport, frequently top 10, top 5, top 3, runner up....today it all came together. Patience is a superpower.

a lot of people played golf this weekend, I wrote about two of them

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Major day for United States mountain biking: Christopher Blevins wins World Cup opener in Brazil, Savilia Blunk and Haley Batten go 2-3 in the women's opener, in total U.S. has four women in top ten. You may now resume watching someone put on a jacket.

Fairly certain Jim Nantz narrates those Masters highlights while playing a baby grand piano himself.