Scott Fauble

Fauble graduated from Wheat Ridge High School as a 2-time CHSAA state champion.^[4] He ran the Boulder Bolder in 2003 at age 11 in a time of 42:50.^[5]

Fauble graduated from University of Portland as a 4-time NCAA Division I All-American where he received student athlete of the year and All American honors and led the 2014 cross country team to a third place finish.^[7]

Fauble turned professional in 2015 and raced for Hoka's Northern Arizona Elite team before departing at the end of 2021. He was part of A Time and Place which documented the team's runners in the lead up to the Olympic Trials.^{[8][9][10][5]}

On April 30, Fauble placed 2nd in US Half Marathon Championship hosted by Columbus Marathon. He also qualified for the Olympic Trials in the 10,000 meter distance, where he placed fourth.^[11]

In October 2017, Fauble finished 9th in the Frankfurt Marathon in a time of 2:12:35.^[12]

On March 28, Fauble finished 5th in the New York City Half Marathon in 1:02:58.

On September 9, Fauble finished 4th in the Great North West Half Marathon in 1:02:18.

On November 4, Fauble finished 7th in the 2018 New York City Marathon in 2:12:28.

This was the year his Inside a Marathon, with coach Ben Rosario, was published. It told the story of how elites plan and train for a goal race.^[13]

In February, Fauble won the Gasparilla Classic, his first win in four years.^[14] Fauble finished 7th in the 2019 Boston Marathon, as the first American and with a personal best of 2:09:09.^[9][15][16]

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Fauble finished 12th at the 2020 Olympic Trials.^[9]