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U.S. MEN'S OLYMPIC MARATHON TRIALS
BIRMINGHAM, AL, FEBRUARY 7, 2004

ALL PHOTOS ALISON WADE/NEW YORK ROAD RUNNERS

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The top three finishers were draped in American flags.
Alan Culpepper was greeted at the finish by his wife, Shayne and his son, Cruz.
Trent Briney held on and completed the race of his life, grabbing fourth in 2:12:35.
Briney's run chopped 8:25 off his previous personal best. Briney graduated from the...
...University of Colorado - Colorado Springs in 2001, his best college performance was a runner-up finish in the 10,000m...
...at the DII NCAA Championships. Briney's second-half split of 1:05:27 was only 22 seconds off his half-marathon PR.
Briney was greeted by race director Valerie McLean upon crossing the finish line.
Meb Keflezighi, Culpepper and Dan Browne congratulate Briney.
Keflezighi tried to stay warm by wrapping himself in a "space blanket."
Culpepper and Keflezighi
Clint Verran moved up well in the last 10K of the race...
...and finished fifth in 2:14:37.
Though it was bittersweet for the Hansons-Brooks program...
...to have both of the alternates to the team, it was also a testament...
...to the success of the program.
Scott Larson, 34, picked up a few spots after dropping out of the lead pack...
...and finished sixth in 2:15:03.
Josh Cox finished seventh in 2:15:18.
Eddy Hellebuyck finished eighth in 2:15:36 and later told RunnersWorld.com...
..."We've got the best team going to Athens. Fourty-three year olds shouldn't be on the team."

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