Alan Ryan of Laupahoehoe was the first Hawaii finisher in today's Boston Marathon, according to results at the race's Web site.

Ryan, 38, finished in 2 hours, 51 minutes, 41 seconds. He was 522nd overall in a field of 26,386.

Among Hawaii finishers, Ryan was followed by Ryan Gillia, 27, of Honolulu in 2:56:19 and Lyman Perry, 42, of Volcano, was third in 2:58:01.Kelly B. Calway, 25, of Mililani, was the first female finisher from Hawaii.

Calway finished in 2:59:05, followed by Belinda Wray, 31, of 'Aiea in 3:12:10.

Ethiopia's Deriba Merga won in 2:08:42 — almost a full minute ahead of Kenya's Daniel Rono and American Ryan Hall.

Kenya's Salina Kosgei Kosgei won the women's title in a sprint with defending champion Dire Tune in 2:32:16.

Fifty-two Hawai'i residents signed up for today's 113th running of the race.

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