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START AREA (photo credit:
Chele Modica)
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01: Josh Feldman: "The bad news is
that I am not racing today. The good news is that I have
actually started to run again."
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02: The starting line. The major significance
of this picture is that it actually shows part of the body of
a Central Park Track Club person on the far left whose picture
never appears on this website (technical note: Not strictly
true. At last Thursday's workout, James Siegel
asked: "There is a picture of you running. What were
you doing!?"
MORE IN THE START AREA
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71: Steven Paddock: "I'm going to
join Kevan Huston and Bill Haskins by growing
scruffy hair and beard. We are trying to revive the 60's
in the club."
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72: Graeme Reid: "Steven Paddock
and I have the longest commute to get to the race --- all the
way from the United Kingdom."
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73: Isaya Okwiya: "I drove all the
way from West Virginia to suffer ..."
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74: Stacy Creamer: "My brother Shane
came up from Philadelphia."
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75: Neeraj Engineer: "Dog ownership
will now be a membership requirement."
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102: Shula Sarner: "I wonder what
Santa Claus has for me in his bag ... ?"
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76: The starting line. Hmmm ... someone
is watching us from behind ...
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77: Gorgeously colorful composition for the man
from Tanzania --- Toby Tanser
EAST 101st STREET
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78: The lead pack in the race, includes Toby Tanser
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79: Second pack, includes Kevin Arlyck,
David Howard, Peter Allen and Armando Oliveira
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80: Third pack, includes Alayne Adams,
Michael Siegell and Phil Vasquez
WEST 101st STREET
WEST 100th STREET (photo
credit: Chele Modica)
WEST 86th STREET (photo
credit: Bola Awofeso)
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41: Toby Tanser, with Armando Oliveira
and Kevin Arlyck
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42: Isaya Okwiya in masters country: Jim
Stemm (WS), Amador Ybanez (WSX) and Jerry Macari
(UATH)
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43: Ramon Bermo, Stuart Calderwood
and David Howard
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44: Peter Allen
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45: Margaret Angell and Ken Shatzer
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46: Graeme Reid and Alayne Adams
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47: Victor Osayi
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48: Anthony Mayorkas and Margaret Schotte
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49: Robert Jamieson
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50: Yumi Ogita
EAST 86th STREET (photo
credit: Bola Awofeso)
EAST 100th STREET
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87: This is Paul Mwangi and his margin
of victory. Well, actually, the second-place finisher
would not show up until more than two minutes later.
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88: Our first three finishers: Armando Oliveira,
Alan Ruben and Kevin Arlyck
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89: Kevin Arlyck
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90: Toby Tanser and Isaya Okwiya
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91: Isaya Okwiya
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92: Peter Allen
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93: Ramon Bermo, Stuart Calderwood
and Margaret Angell
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94: Stuart Calderwood and Margaret Angell
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95: Margaret Angell wins the race with
a PR of 35:49.
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96: David Howard
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97: Between Braulio Angamarca (CPRR) and
Julio Sauce (WSX) is the second-place female Maria
Alve Vieira (WSX)
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98: Ken Shatzer
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99: Graeme Reid
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100: Alayne Adams
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101: Victor Osayi
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103: Audrey Kingsley and Shula Sarner.
What a pair! Shula: "I was in such pain that I absolutely
could not go any faster. So I did the only thing left
--- I yelled out to Audrey to tell her to go faster!"
Audrey: "Near the end of the race, there was this very
annoying person who was trying to tell me to run faster ..."
EAST 101th STREET, FINISH LINE
(photo credit: Chele Modica)
AWARDS CEREMONY
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104: Margaret Angell, first woman overall
with a 10K PR and her first Central Park win
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105: Sid Howard, first M60-64 shown here
with Joe Kleinerman
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106: Toby Tanser with race winner Paul
Mwangi
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107: Team photo, anyone? Hey, Sid Howard,
this is the wrong team (Rick Pascarella and Paul Fetscher
of Warren Street)
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108: Team photo for Warren Street men, team winner
today and champion team for 2002.
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109: John Gleason, Joe Kleinerman, Lynn Blackstone,
Dave Blackstone, Mary Diver
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