San Francisco 10K: Erin Fan Dominates the F30-34 Field

• Erin Fan wins in 43:34 (7:01/mi), nearly three minutes clear of the rest of the F30-34 field in a 309-runner race.
• Anne Daquino edges Ana Robert Martinez for 2nd — 46:31 to 46:44, just 13 seconds separating them at the line.
• Three-way photo finish for 13th — Alice Choe, Viveka Aggarwal, and CeeCee Chia all crossed in 51:14, with placement decided by timing finer than the displayed second.
• Top 20 spans just over nine minutes — from Fan's 43:34 to Victoria Nilsson's 52:49 in 20th.

Erin Fan made the F30-34 race her own from the moment the clock started. The San Francisco local ran a 7:01/mi average to finish in 43:34 — a gap of 2 minutes and 57 seconds over the next finisher. In a field of 309, that kind of separation isn't a close race; it's a statement.

Behind Fan, Chicago's Anne Daquino claimed 2nd in 46:31, running 7:29/mi, while Boston's Ana Robert Martinez pressed hard to finish 3rd in 46:44 at 7:31/mi. Thirteen seconds over 6.2 miles is a genuine battle, and Martinez will know exactly where those seconds slipped away. Ariane Evans (4th, 48:13) and Yun-Fang Lin (5th, 48:19) kept it close in their own right — just six seconds apart — with Akanksha Kushwah rounding out the top six in 48:35.

The race's most unusual moment came at 13th place, where Alice Choe, Viveka Aggarwal, and CeeCee Chia all recorded 51:14 on the clock. The timing system separated them by fractions of a second to assign distinct places, but for all practical purposes they crossed together — a remarkable convergence in a field this size. Just ahead of them, Kaylene Peric (11th, 50:47) and Maria Elena Antonio Toledo (12th, 50:50) had their own tight finish, separated by only three seconds.

The top 20 closed out with Victoria Nilsson crossing in 52:49, capping a lead pack that covered nine minutes and fifteen seconds of racing. With 289 more finishers behind them, the F30-34 race at the 2022 San Francisco Marathon was deep, competitive, and full of stories across every tier of the pack.