M25-29: Tuntivate dominates San Francisco's 10K with a blistering 32:37

• Chanon Tuntivate won the M25-29 field in 32:37 (5:15/mi), finishing 51 seconds clear of runner-up Matt Rouse (33:28, 5:23/mi).
• Matt Rouse, racing on home turf in San Francisco, held 2nd at 33:28 — a full 2:28 ahead of 3rd-place Julian Newberry (35:56, 5:47/mi).
• The top-20 spanned nearly 13 minutes, from Tuntivate's 32:37 down to Jared Presley's 45:07 (7:16/mi) in 20th — across a 350-man field.
• Positions 8 and 9 were the tightest battle on the board: Anton Medvedev (40:21) edged Yi Sen Wang (40:24) by just 3 seconds.

The M25-29 race at the 2022 San Francisco Marathon 10K had a clear, dominant story: Chanon Tuntivate of Durham, NC, ran away from a 350-man field with a 32:37 that averaged 5:15 per mile through San Francisco's famously demanding streets on a cool, humid July morning. His margin of 51 seconds over Matt Rouse was not a photo finish — it was a statement. Rouse, the local San Francisco runner, gave chase and earned a solid 33:28 for 2nd, but Tuntivate was simply in another gear.

Behind Rouse, the podium gap widened sharply. Julian Newberry of Lemoore, CA, claimed 3rd in 35:56 (5:47/mi) — a full 2:28 back from Rouse and a pace meaningfully slower. Jeremy Warner (4th, 37:40, 6:04/mi) and Kyle Windland (5th, 38:48, 6:15/mi) rounded out a strong top five, with Daniel Soto — another San Francisco local — just 13 seconds behind Windland in 6th at 39:01.

The most competitive moment in the listed field came deep in the pack, where Anton Medvedev and Yi Sen Wang — both 26-year-olds from the Bay Area — ran nearly identical races. Medvedev finished 8th in 40:21 to Wang's 40:24 in 9th, a gap of just three seconds across 6.2 miles. Further back, the field stretched steadily through the teens, with Ani Ramakrishnan (15th, 43:19) and Alfonso Galindo (16th, 43:28) separated by only 9 seconds, and Victor Tran (17th, 43:34) just 6 seconds further back — a tight cluster all running in the 6:58–7:01/mi range.