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Note: All race results are posted in
reverse chronological order of the race dates, not in the order
of receipt. Therefore, some newly arrived information may be inserted
in the middle of the page. Furthermore, additional comments and
notes are inserted frequently. So browse carefully!
If you know of any unreported race
results, please send e-mail.
SERPENTINE
RUNNING CLUB LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH 5K,
London, UK (August 31, 2001)
Paul Stuart-Smith, 16:47, 7th overall
ABERCOMBIE
& FITCH 5K, New Albany, OH (August 30,
2001)
Sylvie Kimché, 20:54 (6:44 min/mile), 5th
overall female
Sylvie's comments:
1) Based on my results, I'm pretty sure
the course was short but I'm not sure by how much: anything between
30 seconds & 1 minute. I'll try to check the course on my
bike upon my return to Columbus. In any case, even if the
course was 1 minute short, it was my best race in 3 1/2 years!
(I'll have a better idea on Sunday after the Broadway on Broadway
5k as to what shape I'm really in).
2) I was really 5th Woman (the person listed
as #2 woman is really a man), the only woman from A & F to
be in the top 10 (not that it is of any importance to my CPTC
teammates, but it makes me feel good to be ahead of all the young
Abercrombie & Fitch associates. Even better: I was about
one minute ahead of A & F health club manager!). So
I guess all my golf training is paying off! Just kidding......
It's probably more the cross-training & the weights!
HAMLIN
BEACH DUATHLON (5k Run- 25M Bike -
10k Run), Hamlin Beach, NY (August 26, 2001)
Monica Bonamego, 2nd overall female 2:29:59 (5k-20:47; bike-1:20:43;
10k-48:30)
HAMPTON
SUMMER FEST 10K, Turtle Bay, Long Island,
NY (August 26, 2001)
Matthew Newman, 38:21 (6:11 min/mile), 3rd
place overall, 1st M30-34
IRONMAN
CANADA, Pendicton, Canada (August 26, 2001)
Bob Summers, 11:09:25 (326th overall, 90th
M30-34); swim 1:02:42, 579th overall, 69th M30-34; T1 5:13; bike
5:35:13, 295th overall, 86th M30-34; T2 4:27; run 4:21:52, 454th
overall, 105th M30-34
MARATHON
TUNE-UP (18 Miles), Central Park, NYC (August
26, 2001)
MEN, 2nd place open team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 17 |
2 |
Jason Moore |
23 |
1:51:00 |
6:09 |
| 18 |
14 |
Craig Chilton |
33 |
1:51:06 |
6:10 |
| 40 |
22 |
Isaya Okwiya |
31 |
1:56:08 |
6:20 |
| 46 |
25 |
Olivier Baillet |
30 |
1:57:36 (PR) |
6:21 |
| 52 |
9 |
Ricardo Granados |
43 |
1:57:52 |
6:32 |
| 62 |
14 |
Victor Osayi |
44 |
1:59:18 |
6:37 |
| 87 |
44 |
Bill Komaroff |
35 |
2:01:38 |
6:45 |
| 97 |
20 |
Jeff Wilson |
44 |
2:02:56 (PR) |
6:49 |
| 108 |
22 |
Jon Weilbaker |
43 |
2:04:11 |
6:53 |
| 111 |
59 |
Adam Riess |
36 |
2:04:26 |
6:54 |
| 121 |
65 |
Rick Piccirillo |
34 |
2:04:59 |
6:56 |
| 153 |
26 |
Larry King |
40 |
2:07:24 |
7:04 |
| 172 |
96 |
Erik Schmitz |
30 |
2:08:30 |
7:08 |
| 178 |
101 |
Vincent Trinquesse |
36 |
2:08:51 |
7:09 |
| 276 |
147 |
Rainer Kunst |
34 |
2:15:07 |
7:24 |
| 294 |
50 |
Roger Liberman |
41 |
2:15:50 |
7:30 |
| 296 |
51 |
Craig Plummer |
42 |
2:15:57 |
7:32 |
| 317 |
166 |
Chris Salibello |
35 |
2:17:06 |
7:35 |
| 357 |
185 |
Joe Frazetta |
38 |
2:19:09 |
7:43 |
| 387 |
198 |
Jarl Berntzen |
34 |
2:19:53 |
7:45 |
| 412 |
72 |
Blair Boyer |
42 |
2:21:17 |
7:50 |
| 463 |
7 |
Fred Trilli |
55 |
2:23:12 |
7:55 |
| 468 |
29 |
J.R. Mojica |
46 |
2:23:27 |
7:58 |
| 469 |
85 |
Bola Awofeso |
40 |
2:23:34 |
7:56 |
| 502 |
248 |
Jose LaSalle |
32 |
2:25:21 |
7:46 |
| 579 |
2 |
Guenter Erich |
68 |
2:28:27 |
8:12 |
| 708 |
363 |
Jonathan Cane |
37 |
2:33:23 |
8:21 |
| 1020 |
515 |
Peter Homsher |
34 |
2:45:28 |
9:07 |
| 1102 |
558 |
Michael Rosenthal |
38 |
2:49:05 |
8:57 |
| 1286 |
81 |
Robert Haig |
54 |
2:56:54 |
9:33 |
WOMEN, 3rd place open women team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 15 |
11 |
Audrey Kingsley |
32 |
2:10:36 |
7:15 |
| 16 |
12 |
Stephanie Gould |
35 |
2:12:47 |
7:21 |
| 31 |
1 |
Irene Jackson-Schon |
54 |
2:20:55 |
7:49 |
| 87 |
7 |
Sarah Gross |
44 |
2:27:37 |
8:09 |
| 152 |
83 |
Ana Echeverri |
30 |
2:33:58 |
8:11 |
| 308 |
155 |
Sandra Scibelli |
34 |
2:45:28 |
9:07 |
RUN
FOR LIFE 5 MILES, Rockaway, NJ (August 25,
2001)
Jan Farnung-Krause, 36:20 (7:16 min/mile),
q5th overall, 3rd F45-49
HOOD TO COAST RELAY,
Mount Hood-Seaside, OR (August 24-25, 2001)
PHOTO ALBUM
Central Park Masters, total time 19:08:43
(5:54 min/mile over 194.6 miles), 13th overall, 2nd Men's Masters
team
This team includes 9 Central Park Track Club members
(Alan Ruben, Peter Allen, Stuart Calderwood,
Tom Philips, Graeme Reid, Noel Comess, Tony
Ruiz, Tim Evans and Alayne Adams) plus two other
men and another woman. Of course, we must not forget
the most important member --- our van chauffeur/photographer Stacy
Creamer ...
ONE
IN NINE 5K, Eisenhower Park, East Meadow,
Long Island, NY (August 23, 2001)
James Siegel, 17:41 (5:42 min/mile), 1st
overall
HALF-WIT HALF MARATHON,
Mount Penn, Reading, PA (August 19, 2001)
Jonathan Federman 2:37:45 (5 minute PR)
This is not your standard half-marathon, for the race description
reads:
Gonna spend another
summer analyzing such complex issues as whether June Cleaver really
liked to do housework in high heels or was just catering
to a fetish that Ward skillfully kept hidden from Wally &
the Beav?
Band together with other deep thinkers to come up with
a word or phrase to identify that clear liquid that comes out
before the ketchup, without using the word “preseminal”?
Find the elusive answer to why a well paid, once-employed
person thought it prudent to spend money turning “Josie &
the Pussycats” into a full length, live action film?
Or will you, instead, throw all high brow educational pursuits
aside, realize that “being intellectual” only ever got you beat
up after school and do something totally foolish and without societal
merit; the “Half Wit Half”.
Yes, a 13.1 mile rustic trail run that, in the smorgasbord
of athletic endeavors, is “fried pork rind”;
bad as hell for you but tasty while you’re doing it.
Includes the 3 toughest miles of the Mt Penn Mudfest plus
9 miles of ugly trail overlooking the factory outlet, pretzel
& fat thigh capital of the world; Reading, PA!
Come enjoy our beautiful wooded trails before they’re included
in George Bush’s Energy Exploration program.
Streak across downed logs, rocks galore, some occasional
mud (no water crossings), the infamous “128 Steps from Hell”,
more “ups and downs” than a Viagara research study, the best volunteers
that free beer can buy and other plusses that make this one of
the East’s most unique trail races..
A top notch race for the “Type A’s” but easy enough for
those that, when they hear the word “Godiva”, think
“chocolate!” rather than naked women on horseback.
Legal Notice w/more holes in it than “Big Pussy” Bonpensiero
after he turned “snitch”: YOU DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND ARE
SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN WELFARE AT ALL TIMES.
We’ll
search for you or carry you out about the same time that
Sally Struthers say: “No, on second thought, cancel the second
cheeseburger; I’ll have a salad instead.”
No entries under 18; it would constitute child abuse.
Same “stay home” goes for those with “attitudes”, scowls,
B.O., or really clean sneakers!
MAC OPEN/MASTERS OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP,
Astoria Park, Queens (August 19, 2001)
Craig Plummer
M40-44 long jump, 4.63m (15'2"), 1st place
M40-44 100m, 13.57, 3rd place
M40-44 800m, 2:33.44, 1st place
M40-44 1500m, 5:00.64, 1st place
Bola Awofeso
M40-44 1500m, 5:30:28, 2nd place
Ardian Krasniqi
Men open 800m, 2:10
YOKOHAMA MONTHLY TIME TRIALS,
Yokohama, Japan (August 19, 2001)
From Charles Allard Jr: "I have found
a pretty good way to win a race. Choose a tiny local race like the
Yokohama Monthly Time Trials (横浜月列マラソン）in
the middle of the vacation season (like August 19th) when no more
than 25 people are running, wear your CPTC vest to psyche people
out and cruise along the gravel banks of riverbed for a short distance
(5k) in about 18:20. It worked for me!"
CENTRAL
PARK TRIATHLON, Central Park, NYC (August
19, 2001)
PHOTO ALBUM
Peter Allen, 1:11:59, 3rd overall
Ross Galitsky, 1:12:23, 4th overall, 1st M40-44
Randy Ehrlich, 1:12:59, 5th overall, 1st M30-34
Otto Hoering, 1:14:17, 6th overall, 1st M25-29
John Megaw, 1:18:53, 12th overall, 1st M45-49
Vincent Trinquesse, 1:28:35, 52nd overall, 10th M35-39
Stacy Creamer, 1:17:55 (PR), 1st overall
female, 10th overall
Laura Miller, 1:26:00, 7th overall female, 1st F40-44
Note: CPTC (that is, the other one --- Central
Park Triathlon Club) won the team title handily. Unfortunately,
there is no team competition because triathlons are "all-about-me"
...
VYTRA TOBAY
TRIATHLON, Oyster Bay, NY (August 18, 2001)
Michael Trunkes,
1:00:07, 2nd place overall (swim 14:50, 12th place; transition 0:52,
2nd place; bike 25:15, 4th place; transition 0:34, 31st place; run
18:36, 2nd place)
Joseph Frazetta, 1:18:39, 144th overall (swim 23:10, 344th;
transition 1:33, 57th; bike 29:34, 118th; transition 1:19, 554th;
run 23:04, 102nd)
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP,
Central Park, NYC (August 18, 2001)
PHOTO ALBUM
MEN, 4th place open, 2nd place master, 2nd
place senior master
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 23 |
11 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
25:42 |
5:08 |
| 34 |
17 |
Rob Zand |
31 |
26:18 |
5:15 |
| 38 |
20 |
Erik Goetze |
33 |
26:29 |
5:17 |
| 44 |
3 |
Alan Ruben |
44 |
26:35 |
5:18 |
| 59 |
31 |
Isaya Okwiya |
31 |
27:06 |
5:24 |
| 64 |
35 |
Richie Borrero |
31 |
27:10 |
5:25 |
| 67 |
25 |
Michael Rumer |
25 |
27:16 |
5:26 |
| 69 |
5 |
Peter Allen |
41 |
27:23 |
5:28 |
| 70 |
26 |
Josh Feldman |
26 |
27:24 |
5:28 |
| 83 |
43 |
Hank Berkowitz |
39 |
27:54 |
5:34 |
| 86 |
46 |
Bill Haskins |
31 |
27:56 |
5:34 |
| 95 |
10 |
Stuart Calderwood |
43 |
28:11 |
5:37 |
| 96 |
1 |
Alston Brown |
52 |
28:12 |
5:38 |
| 106 |
38 |
Dave Howard |
28 |
28:31 |
5:41 |
| 110 |
55 |
Ramon Bermo |
34 |
28:43 |
5:44 |
| 116 |
15 |
Victor Osayi |
44 |
28:54 |
5:46 |
| 119 |
16 |
Noel Comess |
43 |
28:55 |
5:45 |
| 121 |
58 |
Olivier Baillet |
30 |
28:56 (PR) |
5:46 |
| 125 |
60 |
James Siegel |
35 |
29:00 |
5:47 |
| 136 |
65 |
David Bosch |
34 |
29:11 (PR) |
5:49 |
| 140 |
68 |
John Affleck |
37 |
29:17 |
5:50 |
| 144 |
47 |
Joe Tumbarello |
26 |
29:23 |
5:51 |
| 154 |
73 |
Suso Montero |
32 |
29:38 |
5:55 |
| 160 |
75 |
Paul Stuart-Smith |
39 |
29:46 |
5:56 |
| 162 |
23 |
Charlie Stark |
44 |
29:52 |
5:57 |
| 170 |
25 |
Graeme Reid |
40 |
30:03 |
6:00 |
| 177 |
27 |
Adam Newman |
40 |
30:11 |
6:00 |
| 194 |
86 |
David Smith |
35 |
30:34 |
6:05 |
| 204 |
33 |
Jeff Wilson |
44 |
30:44 (PR) |
6:07 |
| 207 |
34 |
Ross Galitsky |
40 |
30:47 |
6:08 |
| 209 |
90 |
Rick Piccirillo |
34 |
30:50 |
6:08 |
| 221 |
97 |
Rich Hollander |
37 |
31:20 |
6:14 |
| 222 |
98 |
Vincent Trinquesse |
36 |
31:21 |
6:14 |
| 225 |
38 |
Patrick Cowden |
44 |
31:23 |
6:16 |
| 235 |
62 |
Steve Paddock |
26 |
31:42 |
6:19 |
| 243 |
111 |
Fasil Yilma |
36 |
31:49 |
6:20 |
| 245 |
64 |
Zeb Nelessen |
26 |
31:53 |
6:21 |
| 252 |
115 |
Larry Thraen |
32 |
32:03 |
6:23 |
| 280 |
2 |
Sid Howard |
62 |
32:44 |
6:31 |
| 281 |
17 |
Mark Gombiner |
50 |
32:45 |
6:31 |
| 283 |
124 |
Rainer Kunst |
34 |
32:52 |
6:32 |
| 303 |
74 |
Paul Sinclair |
26 |
33:28 |
6:39 |
| 306 |
75 |
Kevin Matsch |
28 |
33:31 |
6:40 |
| 314 |
54 |
John Gleason |
44 |
33:41 |
6:43 |
| 321 |
42 |
Blair Boyer |
42 |
33:55 |
6:47 |
| 337 |
21 |
Phil Vasquez |
48 |
34:14 |
6:47 |
| 342 |
140 |
Doug Kabbash |
35 |
34:18 |
6:49 |
| 351 |
24 |
Jerome O'Shaughnessy |
47 |
34:38 |
6:54 |
| 365 |
8 |
Fred Trilli |
55 |
34:57 |
6:57 |
| 388 |
158 |
Jose LaSalle |
32 |
35:52 |
7:08 |
| 404 |
165 |
Jay Borok |
38 |
36:29 |
7:15 |
| 422 |
2 |
Guenter Erich |
68 |
37:10 |
7:26 |
| 447 |
15 |
Carlos Stafford |
56 |
38:19 |
7:37 |
| 450 |
5 |
Frank Schneiger |
60 |
38:25 |
7:38 |
| 453 |
178 |
Michael Rosenthal |
38 |
38:44 |
7:39 |
| 462 |
81 |
Luca Trovato |
40 |
39:24 |
7:50 |
| 506 |
46 |
Robert Haig |
54 |
42:34 |
8:25 |
WOMEN, 5th place open team, 4th place masters
team, 2nd place senior masters team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 7 |
4 |
Margaret Angell |
24 |
29:41 (PR) |
5:55 |
| 28 |
15 |
Shelley Farmer |
31 |
31:24 |
6:16 |
| 31 |
4 |
Stacy Creamer |
41 |
31:31 |
6:18 |
| 40 |
22 |
Jill Johnson |
32 |
32:24 |
6:28 |
| 44 |
24 |
Shula Sarner |
31 |
32:35 |
6:31 |
| 48 |
27 |
Audrey Kingsley |
32 |
32:43 |
6:32 |
| 63 |
35 |
Lauren Eckhart |
31 |
33:43 |
6:44 |
| 67 |
39 |
Mary Messite |
39 |
34:15 |
6:51 |
| 68 |
40 |
Eve Bois |
30 |
34:16 |
6:51 |
| 71 |
23 |
Ruby Hanna |
26 |
34:19 |
6:51 |
| 72 |
41 |
Monica Bonamego |
37 |
34:20 |
6:51 |
| 77 |
43 |
Etsuko Kizawa |
31 |
34:28 |
6:53 |
| 85 |
12 |
Kellie Quinones |
40 |
35:06 |
7:01 |
| 88 |
49 |
Ana Echeverri |
30 |
35:27 (PR) |
7:05 |
| 92 |
2 |
Irene Jackson-Schon |
54 |
35:57 |
7:12 |
| 96 |
3 |
Sylvie Kimché |
54 |
36:04 |
7:12 |
| 103 |
16 |
Diane Lebowitz |
42 |
36:25 |
7:16 |
| 122 |
19 |
Sarah Gross |
44 |
37:18 |
7:27 |
| 190 |
34 |
Rhonda Allen |
40 |
41:10 |
8:13 |
| 200 |
2 |
Carol Tyler |
62 |
41:51 |
8:22 |
- Three open women's teams (CPTC, WSX and WTC)
were tied for fifth place at 150 points each, and CPTC was awarded
because our fifth runner Shula Sarner was 44th, ahead of
WSX's fifth runner Raquel Ybanez at 45th with the same
time and WTC's fifth runner at 52nd. Thanks to Audrey
Kingsley too, for being ahead of WTC's fifth runner.
5 Central Park TC
7 28 31 40 44 = 150
6 West Side Runners
15 24 30 36 45 = 150
7 Westchester Puma TC 4
8 39 47 52 = 150
- On this day, we were missing quite a few runners.
At a recount, it was said that the absentees were either Canadian
or Texan. Now it is easy to understand the Canadian part,
since most of this team seemed to be from there, but Texan?
What Texan? That would be Kim Mannen, whose 'lame'
excuse is that she is currently on crutches due to torn plantar
fasciitis at the USATF Eastern Regionals. Get well soon,
Kim. We want to see you on Fifth Avenue.
- The two most surprising performances come from
the Senior Masters. Alston Brown is probably the
top 50+ runner in the New York City area, but we have had difficulty
fielding a team of three this year. On this day, we came
in second place because Alston finished first as expected, and
then we had two other finishers in the elder 62-year-old Sid
Howard and the very young Mark Gombiner.
- On the women's side, we have two first-place
finishes before this race when we fielded three runners and we
did not score a single point in the other races. So the
real problem is: How can we persuade Sylvie Kimché to run
the scoring races for us instead of playing golf in Cleveland?
Sylvie answers: "Could you please let the CPTC web master
know that I play golf in Columbus, OH, not in Cleveland?
And maybe the best way to persuade me to run the scoring races
for CPTC would be to at least take one photo of me when I do show
up & run my best race in more than 3years! :). So, anyway,
when is the next scoring race?"
CHALLENGE
OF THE UNATTACHED, Central Park, NYC (August
18, 2001)
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 88 |
5 |
J.R. Mojica |
46 |
33:55 |
6:47 |
XXI ALCATRAZ
TRIATHLON, San Francisco, CA (August 12,
2001)
Jesse Lansner, 3:35:04.0 (swim 59:51.0, run
30:29.3, transition 2:01.8, bike 57:40, transition 1:51.7; run 1:03:10.1),
80th M25-29
Chris Salibello, 2:56:09.9 (Swim 46:44.7, run 21:42, transition
1:04.9, bike 47:53.8, transition 47.4, run 57:56.4), 28th M35-39
TIMBERMAN
SPRINT TRIATHLON, Lake Winnipesaukee, NH
(August 12, 2001)
Randy Ehrlich, 1:18:29 (12:28 swim, 45:07
bike, 17:33 run), 11th overall, 4th M30-34
TIMBERMAN
HALF IRONMAN TRIATHLON, Lake Winnipesaukee,
NH (August 12, 2001)
Stephanie Gould, 4:51:03 (swim 32:39, 65th
place; transition 1:47; bike 2:43:06, 97th place, transition 1:19;
run 1:32:15, 22nd place), 2nd overall female ($100), 1st F35-39.
USATF
EASTERN REGIONAL TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS,
Springfield College, MA (August 12, 2001)
M100m, Julio Rodriguez, 12.99, 6th M45-49
M200m, Alan Bautista, 25.62, 3rd M35-39
M200m, Julio Rodriguez, 26:76, 4th M45-49
M400m, Alan Bautista, 57.95, 2nd M35-39
M800m, Isaya Okwiya, 2:03.88, 1st M30-34
M800m, Alston Brown, 2:05.28, 1st M50-54
W800m, Sonja Ellmann, 2:20.43, 1st place,
W30-34
W800m, Kim Mannen, 2:25:45, 1st place, W35-39
M1500m, Isaya Okwiya, 4:20.17, 1st M30-34
M1500m, Alston Brown, 4:24.19, 1st M50-59
M1500m, Sid Howard, 5:17.04, 1st M60-69
Craig Plummer
Long jump 4.26m 13'11.75"
Javelin 35.78m 117.05'
Discus 20.70m 67'
Pole Vault 2.44m 8'
110hh 21.84
800m 2:25.27
100m 14.25
Skipper Clark
W80m high hurdles, 17:30, 1st F50-59
W300m intermediate hurdles, 1:05.70, 1st F50-59
High jump, 1.15m 3'09.25", 2nd F50-59
Long jump, 4.13m 13'06.75", 1st F50-59
Shot put, 8.87m 29'01.25", 1st F50-59
Javelin, 21.82m 71'07.00", 1st F50-59
M30+ 4x400m relay, Central Park Track Club,
3:51.22, 2nd place
ELLEN'S
RUN 5K, East Hampton, NY (August 12, 2001)
Patrick Cowden, 19:06 (6:09 min/mile), 13th
overall, 4th M40-49
Jane Kenney, 22:26 (7:13 min/mile), 68th overall, 6th F40-49
Ellen Wallop, 25:39 (8:16 min/mile), 152nd overall, 14th
F40-49
NEW YORK CITY TRIATHLON,
New York City, NY (August 12, 2001)
PHOTO ALBUM
Guillermo Rojas, 2:06:08 (swim 13:34, 30th
place; T1 2:04; bike 1:07:53, 16th place; T2 1:16; run 41:23, 13th
place), 13th M25-29
Josh Friedman, 2:10:33 (swim 13:22, 2th place; T1 1:17; bike
1:07:34, 12th place; T2 1:04; run 47:18, 45th place), 21st M25-29
Shelley Farmer, 2:10:27 (swim 14:06, 1st
place; T1 1:04; bike 1:12:49, 1st place; T2 0:57; run 41:33, 1st
place), 1st F30-34, 2nd overall female
Matthew Newman, 1:58:17 (swim 14:11, 39th
place; T1 1:32; bike 1:00:42, 2nd place; T2 1:28; run 40:26, 16th
place), 6th M30-34
Olivier Baillet, 1:59:59 (swim 12:52, 4th place; T1 1:32,
bike 1:05:53, 13th place; T2 1:01; run 38:44, 8th place), 9th M30-34
Ramon Bermo, 2:03:58 (swim 14:16, 43rd place; T1 1:28; bike
1:08:30, 21st place; run 38:40, 7th place), 15th M30-34
Stefani Jackenthal, 2:06:48 (swim 15:24,
4th place; T1 1:27; bike 1:07:46, 1st place; T2 1:00; run 41:13,
1st place), 1st F35-39, 1st overall female
J.P. Cheuvront, 2:09:37 (swim 13:03, 13th
overall; T1 1:49; bike 1:12:36, 30th place; T2 1:28; run 40:43,
5th place), 8th M35-39
Vincent Trinquesse, 2:18:55 (swim 14:47, 74th place; T1 1:59;
bike 1:18:14, 71st place; T2 2:26; run 41:31, 8th place), 41st M35-39
Bill Komaroff, 2:22:43 (swim 15:01, 92nd place; T1 2:19;
bike 1:22:51, 103rd place; T2 1:36; run 40:58, 6th place), 58th
M35-39
Joe Frazetta, 2:26:43 (swim 15:51, 127th place, T1 1:37;
bike 1:19:27, 76th place; T2 1:31; run 48:18, 68th place), 68th
M35-39
Ross Galitsky, 2:05:17 (swim 13:52, 5th place;
T1 1:46; bike 1:06:15, 4th place; T2 1:17; run 42:09, 6th place),
3rd M40-44
Aubin Sullivan-Simon Male-Craig
Chilton, 1:57:28 (swim 13:29, 4th place; T1 1:07; bike 1:07:10,
1st place; T2 0:42; run 35:12, 1st place), 2nd place mixed relay
team
Shira Lipsky-John Laufer-Bob Laufer, 2:29:40 (swim 14:42,
7th place; T1 1:07; bike 1:25:04, 8th place; T2 0:56; run 47:53,
8th place), 7th place mixed relay team
Technical notes:
- Stefani Jackenthal and Shelley Farmer
were 1-2 overall females among the non-Pros. More importantly,
because we are a running club, they were 1-2 overall females in
the 10K run.
- But the most incredible performance of the day
goes to Aubin Sullivan. All of us who have seen her
recently at the Thursday workouts must be shaking our heads ...
GEORGE SHEEHAN CLASSIC,
Red Bank, NJ (August 11, 2001)
Derek O'Connor, 33:46 (6:46 min/mile), 136th
Male, 18th M30-34
Jan Farnung-Krause, 37:51 (7:35 min/mile), 50th Female, 5th
F45-49
VCTC SUMMER SERIES XC 5K RUN, Van Cortlandt
Park, NYC (August 9, 2001)
Jonathan Federman, 22:46, 16th out of 42
David Pullman, 23:16, 17th out of 42
LINDSEY'S
5K XC RUN, Basking Ridge, NJ (August 7, 2001)
Peter Allen, 17:29 (5:38 min/mile), 2nd overall,
2nd M40-44
Jan Farnung-Krause, 25:07 (8:05 min/mile), 28th female, 3rd
F45-49
MANHATTAN
HALF MARATHON Central Park, NY (August 5,
2001)
PHOTO ALBUM
MEN, 2nd place open team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 2 |
2 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
1:11:38 |
5:28 |
| 5 |
4 |
Rob Zand |
31 |
1:13:41 |
5:37 |
| 25 |
1 |
Alston Brown |
52 |
1:18:21 |
5:58 |
| 32 |
22 |
Richie Borrero |
31 |
1:20:02 |
6:06 |
| 47 |
27 |
Vincent Trinquesse |
36 |
1:23:15 |
6:20 |
| 48 |
28 |
Randy Ehrlich |
34 |
1:23:19 |
6:20 |
| 68 |
10 |
Victor Osayi |
44 |
1:24:55 |
6:28 |
| 94 |
20 |
Jason Moore |
23 |
1:26:42 |
6:24 |
| 109 |
53 |
Bill Haskins |
31 |
1:27:37 |
6:39 |
| 116 |
55 |
Bill Komaroff |
35 |
1:27:46 |
6:41 |
| 117 |
17 |
Jeff Wilson |
44 |
1:27:48 |
6:41 |
| 133 |
62 |
Harry Morales |
38 |
1:29:04 |
6:47 |
| 191 |
93 |
Adam Riess |
36 |
1:31:15 |
6:57 |
| 219 |
110 |
Rich Hollander |
37 |
1:32:17 |
7:01 |
| 267 |
137 |
Sajj Ahmad |
30 |
1:33:57 |
7:03 |
| 277 |
143 |
Joe Gravier |
31 |
1:34:15 |
7:10 |
| 313 |
67 |
Jesse Lansner |
25 |
1:35:36 |
7:14 |
| 477 |
34 |
Phil Vasquez |
48 |
1:40:31 |
7:32 |
| 478 |
239 |
Arthur Cooke |
37 |
1:40:33 |
7:38 |
| 494 |
246 |
Joe Frazetta |
38 |
1:40:54 |
7:41 |
| 526 |
73 |
Craig Plummer |
42 |
1:41:53 |
7:46 |
| 559 |
77 |
Blair Boyer |
42 |
1:42:40 |
7:49 |
| 658 |
91 |
Bola Awofeso |
40 |
1:44:33 |
7:56 |
| 682 |
326 |
Bob Summers |
33 |
1:44:54 |
7:56 |
| 896 |
429 |
Michael Rosenthal |
38 |
1:49:17 |
8:18 |
| 1263 |
602 |
Thomas Brinkeroff |
31 |
1:56:15 |
8:52 |
| 2299 |
1068 |
Jonathan DeMichael |
33 |
2:14:49 |
9:44 |
WOMEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 7 |
4 |
Yumi Ogita |
39 |
1:27:37 |
6:40 |
| 27 |
1 |
Terri Sonenclar* |
44 |
1:35:26 |
7:16 |
| 46 |
18 |
Jill Johnson |
32 |
1:38:17 |
7:28 |
| 72 |
2 |
Irene Jackson-Schon |
54 |
1:40:56 |
7:40 |
| 77 |
35 |
Etsuko Kizawa |
31 |
1:41:40 |
7:44 |
| 88 |
43 |
Monica Bonamego |
37 |
1:42:35 |
7:48 |
| 166 |
9 |
Jan Farmung-Krause |
47 |
1:47:43 |
8:10 |
| 173 |
16 |
Sarah Gross |
44 |
1:48:08 |
8:13 |
| 420 |
205 |
Ana Echeverri |
30 |
1:57:45 |
8:57 |
| 883 |
416 |
Glenis Frank |
38 |
2:09:33 |
9:48 |
PEOPLE'S
BEACH TO BEACON 10K ROAD RACE, Cape Elizabeth,
ME (August 4, 2001)
Alan Ruben, 33:59, 50th overall, 3rd M40-44,
8th Master Male
James Siegel, 37:06, 137th overall, 16th M35-39
Margeret Angell, 37:37 (PR), 156th overall, 2nd F20-24
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