P.E.I. runner sets half-marathon course record
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Roberts had a gun time of one hour nine minutes 59 seconds (1:09:59) and a chip time of 1:09:57.
Jack posted a gun time of one hour nine minutes 59 seconds (1:09:59), breaking the previous mark of 1:10:11, set by P.E.I.’s Luc Gallant in 2024.
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P.E.I. runner sets half-marathon course record
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By Jason Simmonds
Published Oct 19, 2026
Jack Roberts of Charlottetown crosses the finish line to set a new course record for the half-marathon event at the 22nd annual P.E.I. Marathon weekend in Charlottetown on Oct. 18. Roberts had a gun time of one hour nine minutes 59 seconds (1:09:59) and a chip time of 1:09:57.
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