National Marathon Champions for Scotland
Men (72 runnings) 23 Apr 2017 London ENG 2:15:04 Robbie Simpson 24 Apr 2016 London ENG 2:10:52 Callum Hawkins 27 Sep 2015 Inverness 2:28:47a Patryk Gierjatowicz-3 28 Sep 2014 Inverness 2:24:17a Patryk Gierjatowicz-2 29 Sep 2013 Inverness 2:30:49a Patryk Gierjatowicz (POL) 30 Sep 2012 Inverness 2:20:24a Ross Houston-2 02 Oct 2011 Inverness 2:21:05a Ross Houston 25 Apr 2010 London ENG 2:13:40 Andrew Lemoncello 31 May 2009 Edinburgh 2:18:24 Martin Williams 27 Apr 2008 Fort William 2:34:01 Stuart Kerr 02 Sep 2007 Elgin 2:33:11 Jamie Reid-4 01 Oct 2006 Inverness 2:22:25a Simon Pride-4 12 Jun 2005 Edinburgh 2:26:42 Robert Gilroy 25 Apr 2004 Fort William 2:21:21 Simon Pride-3 31 Aug 2003 Elgin 2:34:08 Jamie Reid-3 28 Apr 2002 Fort William 2:21:46 Jamie Reid-2 02 Sep 2001 Elgin 2:28:34 Simon Pride-2 03 Sep 2000 Elgin 2:21:17 Simon Pride 26 Sep 1999 Edinburgh 2:25:39* Jamie Reid 13 Sep 1998 Greenock 2:29:32 Brian Scally 07 Sep 1997 Elgin 2:29:37 Fraser Clyne-5 15 Sep 1996 Greenock 2:28:25 Fraser Clyne-4 23 Apr 1995 Fort William 2:31:19 John Duffy 19 Jun 1994 Loch Rannoch 2:23:08 Fraser Clyne-3 20 Jun 1993 Greenock 2:26:40 Fraser Clyne-2 02 Aug 1992 Elgin 2:25:38 Fraser Clyne 11 Aug 1991 Greenock 2:24:50 Terry Mitchell-2 27 May 1990 Aberdeen 2:23:32 Christopher Tall (ENG) 28 May 1989 Aberdeen 2:22:30 Ian Bloomfield (ENG) 24 Apr 1988 Fort William 2:30:09 Colin Martin 20 Sep 1987 Glasgow 2:19:40 Terry Mitchell 08 Jun 1986 Edinburgh 2:23:42 Brian Carty 23 Jun 1985 Edinburgh 2:22:49 Evan Cameron 16 Sep 1984 Aberdeen 2:21:04 George Reynolds 18 Jun 1983 Edinburgh 2:26:20 Peter Wilson 10 Jul 1982 Grangemouth 2:18:02 Colin Youngson-3 20 Jun 1981 Edinburgh 2:20:42 Colin Youngson-2 21 Jun 1980 Edinburgh 2:23:03 Graham Laing 26 May 1979 Edinburgh 2:18:03 Alastair Macfarlane 03 Jun 1978 Edinburgh 2:23:07 Ian McIntosh 25 Jun 1977 Edinburgh 2:16:05 James Dingwall 26 Jun 1976 Edinburgh 2:24:08 Don Macgregor-3 28 Jun 1975 Edinburgh 2:16:50 Colin Youngson 22 Jun 1974 Edinburgh 2:18:08 Don Macgregor-2 23 Jun 1973 Edinburgh 2:17:50 Don Macgregor 24 Jun 1972 Edinburgh 2:21:02 Alastair Wood-6 26 Jun 1971 Edinburgh 2:21:18 Pat Maclagan 16 May 1970 Edinburgh 2:17:11 Jim Alder 21 Jun 1969 Edinburgh 2:27:25 William Stoddart 22 Jun 1968 Grangemouth 2:21:18 Alastair Wood-5 24 Jun 1967 Grangemouth 2:21:26 Alastair Wood-4 28 May 1966 Glasgow 2:26:31 Charles McAlinden 12 Jun 1965 Glasgow 2:20:46 Alastair Wood-3 27 Jun 1964 Edinburgh 2:24:00 Alastair Wood-2 22 Jun 1963 Glasgow 2:25:32 Ian Harris 23 Jun 1962 Edinburgh 2:24:58 Alastair Wood 24 Jun 1961 Falkirk=>Edinburgh 2:36:36 John M Kerr 25 Jun 1960 Falkirk=>Edinburgh 2:36:40 Gordon Eadie 27 Jun 1959 Falkirk=>Edinburgh 2:28:27 Hugo Fox-2 21 Jun 1958 Falkirk=>Edinburgh 2:31:23 Hugo Fox 22 Jul 1957 Falkirk=>Edinburgh 2:25:44 Harold Fenion 24 Jun 1956 Falkirk=>Edinburgh 2:33:36 Joe McGhee-3 25 Jun 1955 Falkirk=>Edinburgh 2:25:50 Joe McGhee-2 29 May 1954 Glasgow 2:35:22 Joe McGhee 27 Jun 1953 Edinburgh 2:38:00 John Duffy 09 Aug 1952 Perth=>Dundee 2:38:08a Charles David Robertson-3 23 Jun 1951 Glasgow 2:43:23 Jack Paterson-2 08 Jul 1950 Edinburgh 2:43:56 Harry Howard 09 Jul 1949 Glasgow 2:57:07 Jack Paterson 11 Sep 1948 Perth=>Dundee 2:45:12a Charles David Robertson-2 05 Jul 1947 Edinburgh 2:37:49 Charles David Robertson 08 Jun 1946 Edinburgh 2:45:39 Donald McNab Robertson
Non-champion winners 2017 2:05:48 Daniel Kinyua Wanjiru (KEN) 2016 2:03:05 Eliud Kipchoge (KEN) 2015 2:25:19a Elly Tarus (KEN) 2014 2:22:41a Tomas Abyu (ENG) 2013 2:27:21a Elijah Tarus Meli (KEN) 2011 2:20:50a Tomas Abyu (ENG) 2010 2:05:19 Tsegay Kebede Tadesse (ETH) 2006 2:22:17 Zachary Kihara-2 2005 2:15:26 Zachary Kihara (KEN) 1999 2:14:31 Andres Espinosz (MEX) 1987 2:19:09 Eamonn Tierney (IRL) 1984 2:19:36 Mark Burnhope (ENG)
Note: In 1999, the prize money for the first Scot was given to Paul Evans
(ENG) who finished in 2:17:35. Evans had represented Scotland briefly in the early 1990's but in 1999, was only
eligible to compete for England.
Note: In 1989 and 1990, championship medals were awarded to the first three
finishers, regardless of nationality. In 1989, Terrence Mitchell was the
first Scot in 2nd place with a 2:24:53. In 1990, Charlie McIntyre was the
first Scot in 4th place with a 2:26:50.
Women (36 runnings) 23 Apr 2017 London ENG 2:37:51 Susan Partridge-2 24 Apr 2016 London ENG 2:37:52 Freya (Murray) Ross 27 Sep 2015 Inverness 2:44:50a Megan Crawford-2 28 Sep 2014 Inverness 2:46:10a Jennifer (Wetton) Emsley 29 Sep 2013 Inverness 2:46:37a Megan Crawford 30 Sep 2012 Inverness 2:54:54a Avril Mason 02 Oct 2011 Inverness 2:59:14a Lisa Finlay 25 Apr 2010 London ENG 2:35:57 Susan Partridge 31 May 2009 Edinburgh 2:47:18 Toni McIntosh 27 Apr 2008 Fort William 3:05:18 Rebecca Johnson 02 Sep 2007 Elgin 3:10:43 Kate Jenkins-4 01 Oct 2006 Inverness 2:58:57a Jennifer Maclean 12 Jun 2005 Edinburgh 2:44:58 Shona Crombie-Hicks 25 Apr 2004 Fort William 3:12:09 Janet Laing 31 Aug 2003 Elgin 3:09:18 Kate Jenkins-3 28 Apr 2002 Fort William 3:09:45 Dawn Scott 02 Sep 2001 Elgin 2:49:33 Trudi Thomson-2 03 Sep 2000 Elgin 3:04:21 Kate Jenkins-2 26 Sep 1999 Edinburgh 2:46:54 Sandra Branney 13 Sep 1998 Greenock 3:04:05 Patricia Affleck 07 Sep 1997 Elgin 3:18:07 Kate Jenkins 15 Sep 1996 Greenock 3:27:17 Carol Lisle 23 Apr 1995 Fort William 3:07:17 Margaret McLaren 19 Jun 1994 Loch Rannoch 2:58:37 Janice Gjelseth 20 Jun 1993 Greenock 3:19:08 Kate Todd 02 Aug 1992 Elgin 3:14:30 Trudi Thomson 12 May 1991 Dundee 2:50:12 Eileen Masson-2 27 May 1990 Aberdeen 2:49:47 Elizabeth Hughes-2 28 May 1989 Aberdeen 2:54:24 Elizabeth Hughes (WAL) 04 Jun 1988 Aberdeen 2:47:23 Eileen Masson 24 May 1987 Aberdeen 3:17:13 Carol-Ann Gray 25 May 1986 Aberdeen 3:16:15 Janine Robertson 15 Sep 1985 Aberdeen 2:55:55 Ann Curtis 16 Sep 1984 Aberdeen 2:41:41 Lynda Stott-Bain-3 18 Sep 1983 Aberdeen 2:50:29 Lynda Stott-Bain-2 10 Jul 1982 Grangemouth 2:52:20 Lynda Stott-Bain
Non-champion winners 2017 2:17:01 Mary Keitany Chepkosgei (KEN) 2016 2:22:58 Jemima Sumgong Chelegat (KEN) 2010 2:22:38 Aselefech Mergia Medessa (ETH) 2009 2:41:38 Holly Rush (ENG) 2005 2:33:36 Zinaida Semyonova (RUS) 2004 3:11:41 Kathryn Charnock (ENG) 1999 2:33:09 Esther Kiplagat (KEN) 1996 2:56:47 Eleanor Robinson-2 1993 2:55:42 Eleanor Robinson (ENG) 1990 2:49:47 Elizabeth Hughes-2 1986 2:58:57 Stephanie Quirk (IOM) 1982 2:52:20 Jacqueline Hulbert (WAL)
Note: In 1989 and 1990, championship medals were awarded to the first three finishers, regardless of nationality. In 1989, Margaret Stafford was the first Scot in 2nd place with a 3:06:36. In 1990, Diana Jermison was the first Scot with a 3:25:08 (place unknown).
Most Titles
Men (1946-date)
6
Alastair Wood (SCO)
1962,1964-65,1967-68,1972
Women
(1982-date)
3
Lynda Stott-Bain
1982-84
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Kate Jenkins
1997,2000,2003
Last Updated on
24 Aug 2017
Contributors: Martin Rix, Andy Milroy, Malcolm Heyworth, Arnold Black (50), Paul Michiels (2), Alexander Wilson (50), Mick McGeoch (24), Juraj Gasparovic (28), Colin Youngson (16), John Falvey (1)