Annie Frisbie
SportLong-distance running
EventMarathon
5000 metres
CollegeteamIowa State Cyclones
ClubMinnesota Distance Elite
EmployerPuma
Birth dateDecember 31, 1996 (age 29)
Birth placeRiver Falls, Wisconsin, United States
Height5 ft 5 in
Turnedpro2019
Pb
5000 meters: 15:53.41
Half-Marathon: 1:07:33
Marathon: 2:22:00

Annie Frisbie is an American long-distance runner sponsored by Puma.

High School

Frisbie was the Wisconsin large school Cross Country champion at River Falls High School.[1] Frisbie won 2014 won the Wisconsin D1 (large schools) State Cross Country individual title in a time of 17:59.20.

Frisbie placed in the top 25 at the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships and Nike Cross Nationals.

Frisbie finished third at the 2015 Wisconsin D1 State Track & Field Championships in the 1600 meters with a time of 4:59.

NCAA

She competed for the Iowa State Cyclones where she was an All-American in Cross Country.[2][3]

Professional career

She took bronze at the 2021 US 10k Championships, the Peachtree Road Race.[4]

Frisbie finished 7th at the 2021 New York City Marathon.[5] She led the marathon at the halfway point.[6]

Frisbie joined Minnesota Distance Elite.[7]

In fall 2021, Puma sponsored Frisbie.[8]

Frisbie placed 17th at 2023 Berlin Marathon in 2:27:02. At the 2026 Boston Marathon Frisbie finished 8th place with a new personal record of 2:22:00.[9]

Achievements

2026Boston MarathonHopkinton, Massachusetts to Boston, Massachusetts8thMarathon2:22:00
2025New York City MarathonNew York, New York5thMarathon2:24:12[10]
20252025 USATF Women's 6K ChampionshipCanton, Ohio2nd6k18:35.26[11]
2025Garry Bjorklund Half MarathonDuluth, Minnesota1stHalf-Marathon1:09:05[12]
2025Boston MarathonHopkinton, Massachusetts to Boston, Massachusetts8thMarathon2:23:21[13]
2024Chicago MarathonChicago, Illinois14thMarathon2:27:52[14]
2024Garry Bjorklund Half MarathonDuluth, Minnesota1stHalf-Marathon1:07:33[15]
2024US Olympic Trials MarathonOrlando, Florida10thMarathon2:27:56[16]
2023Berlin MarathonBerlin, Germany17thMarathon2:27:02[17]
2023Faxon Law New Haven Road RaceNew Haven, Connecticut5th20 km1:07:27[18]
2023Boston MarathonHopkinton, Massachusetts to Boston, Massachusetts20thMarathon2:28:45[19]
2022Medtronic TC 10 MileMinneapolis, Minnesota to Saint Paul, Minnesota2nd10 miles52:10[20]
2022Peachtree Road RaceAtlanta, Georgia10th10 km32:22[21]
2022Aramco Houston Half MarathonHouston, Texas10thHalf-Marathon1:10:27[22]
2021New York City MarathonNew York, New York7thMarathon2:26:18[23]
2021Cooper River Bridge RunMount Pleasant, South Carolina to Charleston, South Carolina3rd10 km31:56[24]
2021Peachtree Road RaceAtlanta, Georgia3rd10 km32:06[25]

References

  1. ^ Burrows, Bob. "River Falls' Annie Frisbie wins state cross country title". Republican Eagle
  2. ^ Bergeson, Lance. "Mile posts: Items on Edwin Kurgat, Faith Chepengat, Anne Frisbie, Matthew Carmody, Kassie Rosenbum, Nathan Mylenek, Leah Kralovetz". Des Moines Register
  3. ^ Annie Frisbie profile Iowa State University
  4. ^ "RRW: Sara Hall, Sam Chelanga Take USA 10K Titles At AJC Peachtree Road Race". LetsRun.com. July 4, 2021.
  5. ^ Bergeson, Lance. "Mile posts: Items on Annie Frisbie, Obsie Birru, Andrew Jordan, Biya Simbassa, Brogan Austin, Trevor Albert, Morgan Lawson". Des Moines Register
  6. ^ Butler, Sarah Lorge (November 7, 2021). "Annie Frisbie, an American Runner, Was Leading the New York City Marathon at the Halfway Mark". Runner's World
  7. ^ Annie Frisbie Minnesota Distance Elite
  8. ^ Puma Continues Investment in American Women's Marathoning With Three New Athlete Deals Runner's World
  9. ^ "Northland brings strong contingent to Boston Marathon - Two-time Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon champ Annie Frisbie finished in the top 10 and now holds the second-fastest performance in Boston for an American woman.". Duluth News Tribune. 20 April 2026.
  10. ^ https://liveresults.nyrr.org/e/NYRR-NY2025?_gl=1*1wlmxvw*_gcl_au*MTk3NTkyODQwNi4xNzYyMDk5NTM2#/leaderboard/top-women-usa-marathon/FINISH
  11. ^ https://x.com/usatf/status/1944019841578328575
  12. ^ https://www.duluthnewstribune.com/sports/frisbie-popehn-put-on-a-show-in-garry-bjorklund-half-marathon
  13. ^ Kuzma, Cindy (21 April 2025). "Jess McClain Leads the American Women at the 2025 Boston Marathon". Runner's World. Retrieved 22 April 2025.
  14. ^ not stated. "Chicago Marathon 2024 Results". Retrieved 30 October 2024.
  15. ^ Pates, Kevin (22 June 2024). "Annie Frisbie, Dakotah Lindwurm go 1-2 in record-setting Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon". Minnesota Star Tribune. Retrieved 30 October 2024.
  16. ^ "2024 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials Results". NBC Sports. 3 February 2024. Retrieved 30 October 2024.
  17. ^ Kuzma, Cindy (24 September 2023). "Tigst Assefa Shatters the World Record at the 2023 Berlin Marathon". Runner's World. Retrieved 30 October 2024.
  18. ^ Aldam, Will (4 September 2023). "Clayton Young wins 2023 New Haven Road 20K national championship with photo finish over Conner Mantz". New Haven Register
  19. ^ Blount, Rachel (17 April 2023). "Elk River's Emma Bates finishes fifth in Boston Marathon, is fastest woman from United States - Bates finished as the top American woman. The overall winners were both Kenyans — Hellen Obiri in the women's division and defending champion Evans Chebet in the men's race.". Minnesota Star Tribune
  20. ^ Lawler, Christa (2 October 2022). "Fiona O'Keeffe, Hillary Bor set course records in Twin Cities Marathon's 10-mile race". Minnesota Star Tribune. Retrieved 30 October 2024.
  21. ^ LeFlouria, Erika (5 July 2022). "Ethiopian narrowly takes elite title - Two-time Olympian Teferi continues to dominate racing.". Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  22. ^ "2022 Chevron Houston Marathon/Aramco Houston Half Marathon top results". Houston Chronicle. 17 January 2022.
  23. ^ Minsberg, Tayla (5 December 2021). "Leading the Pack in Her First Marathon". New York Times. Retrieved 30 October 2024.
  24. ^ "The Bridge Run is back, with smaller field and COVID restrictions". Post and Courier. 23 September 2021.
  25. ^ "Sara Hall, Sam Chelanga win Peachtree Road Race titles". Gwinnett Daily Post. 4 July 2021.