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CIGNA/FIESTA
BOWL 5K, Phoenix, AZ (October 27, 2002)
John Prather, 16:45, 4th overall, 1st masters
MAC OPEN
& MASTERS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS,
Van Cortlandt Park, NYC (October 27, 2002)
Jim Aneshansley, 24:24.6, 1st M65-69
HELP
A LONDON CHILD 10K, London, UK (October 27,
2002)
Michael Sheren, 42:35, 66th overall
BOSTON
MAYOR'S CUP FRANKLIN PARK 5K, Boston, MA
(October 27, 2002)
Joseph Kozusko, 20:19 (6:31 min/mile), 56th
overall, 44th open men
INTRACOASTAL
YACHT CLUB/POLICE OFFICER ASSISTANCE TRUST 5K,
Sunny Isles, FL (October 27, 2002)
Roger Liberman, 21:02 (6:46 min/mile), 20th
overall, 3rd M40-44
8th TEGANUMA (1/2) ECO-MARATHON, Tokyo,
Japan (October 27, 2002)
From Charles Allard Jr:
This weekend, as promised in a previous e-mail,
I ran the 8th Teganuma (1/2) Eco-Marathon. This race stands out
for two reasons: the goody bag and the use of Championship Chips.
First the race. The weather was one of those beautiful
Fall days that bring bright sun and heat to otherwise cooling
days. This of course meant that about 1/3rd of the racers were
way overdressed in tights, hats, long sleeve shirts and gloves
in a day with temperatures in the 20s. (centigrade). Unfortunately
these were all runners slower than me. The race course is
one of those complicated ones that turns right, left, right, right,
left until you really are not certain what direction you are facing
and are weaving back and forth across the road and in my case
added about 800 meters to my race. After about 6k this settled
down and the race looped around a swamp/lake called "Teganuma".
Teganuma Lake stands out in Japan as having been rated the worst
polluted lake in Japan for 27 years straight! Twenty-seven years!
This was the first year that it was not but the organizers in
their celebration of this dubious honour failed to mention how
far down the list of polluted the lake fallen.
This brings me to question number one. Several
(many several) years ago I purchased a Championship Chip direct
from the company that manufactures and runs this racket (a Dutch
company) and was promised that the high price would allow me to
use this in any race they run around the world. Here in Japan
it seems my CC would not work due to non-payment of a yearly fee
to register and track my CC. So I use one provided by the race
organizers and get the same service for no extra fee. Go figure.
On top of this the CC itself is not used for official scoring
so that confident I would be ok lining up behind 1,000 runners
(I was a little late to the start line) I would get an official
time. NOT. Only the official clock counts. Why is this? I feel
cheated out of an age group award (those over 35 will understand
the importance of this).
The finish brings question number two. What
is the oddest race prize you have ever received? An ashtray? We
have all heard those stories. A big piece of art? Not very practical
but at least an A for effort. No, the oddest has to be from the
Eco-Marathon; compost bags. Yes, a set of 10 compost bags for
your wet trash. As I live in the city and most of the other runners
in this race do as well the nearest we get to a garden is a potted
plant that sits on the balcony sadly receiving what ever rain
happens to fall between the buildings. This gift seemed optimistic.
Oh yeah, my time 1:23 (on my watch). I feel as
sore as if I had run three or four minutes faster. So remember
a little more pain in the race may get you a better time and it
certainly won't make the recovery any worse. Good luck in the
NYC MARATHON this weekend.
LIRRC 10K,
Eisenpower Park, LI, NYC (October 27, 2002)
Adam Newman, 38:02 (6:07 min/mile), 3rd overall,
1st M40-44
MARINE CORPS 5K, Washington, DC (October
27, 2002)
Kevin Arlyck, 17:16, 1st place overall
MOAKLEY'S
RUN FOR RESEARCH, South Boston, MA (October
27, 2002)
Adam Manewell, 26:36 (5:20 min/mile), 1st
overall
Jonathan Cane, 34:29 (6:54 min/mile), 28th
overall, 11th M30-39
26th
ANNUAL 5 MILE KENT PUMPKIN RUN, Kent, CT
(October 27, 2002)
Kent Freeman, 33:53 (6:47 min/mile), 37th
overall 10th M30-39
GRANDPA LEO 10K,
Eisenhower Park, LI, NY (October 27, 2002)
Adam Newman, 38:02, 3rd overall, 1st masters
NOT QUITE
THE NYC MARATHON, Central Park, NYC (October
27, 2002)
MEN, third place open team
| First Name |
Last Name |
Age |
Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Final Time |
Chip time |
Min/Mile |
| JAMES |
SIEGEL |
36 |
42 |
20 |
29:50 |
29:47 |
5:57 |
| GORDON |
HOLMES |
33 |
51 |
23 |
30:15 |
29:52 |
5:58 |
| JOSEPH |
GRAVIER |
32 |
60 |
26 |
30:27 |
30:21 |
6:04 |
| MARK |
SOWA |
33 |
96 |
41 |
31:34 |
31:31 |
6:18 |
| LARRY |
KING |
41 |
103 |
14 |
31:44 |
31:40 |
6:20 |
| YVES-MARC |
COURTINES |
30 |
115 |
49 |
32:04 |
31:58 |
6:23 |
| SIDNEY |
HOWARD |
63 |
118 |
1 |
32:06 |
32:02 |
6:24 |
| JEROME |
O'SHAUGHNESSY |
48 |
120 |
9 |
32:09 (PR) |
32:06 |
6:25 |
| GRAEME |
REID |
41 |
121 |
19 |
32:09 |
32:07 |
6:25 |
| FRANK |
MORTON |
48 |
134 |
10 |
32:22 |
32:19 |
6:27 |
| DOMINIQUE |
JEAN |
45 |
270 |
19 |
34:56 |
34:25 |
6:53 |
| DEREK |
O'CONNOR |
34 |
524 |
232 |
37:49 |
35:54 |
7:10 |
| FRANK |
SCHNEIGER |
61 |
680 |
6 |
39:15 |
39:08 |
7:49 |
| ROBERT |
HAIG |
55 |
745 |
20 |
39:48 |
39:43 |
7:56 |
| ALAN |
KIPUST |
40 |
903 |
125 |
41:19 |
39:49 |
7:57 |
| MARTIN |
LEVINE |
42 |
971 |
133 |
42:06 |
41:44 |
8:20 |
| JOHN A |
GLEASON |
45 |
983 |
100 |
42:13 |
42:09 |
8:25 |
WOMEN
| First Name |
Last Name |
Age |
Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Final Time |
Chip time |
Min/Mile |
| NICOLE |
BILLMAN |
28 |
18 |
5 |
33:40 |
33:36 |
6:43 |
| ANDREA |
COSTELLA |
23 |
23 |
7 |
34:43 |
34:06 |
6:49 |
| AUBIN |
SULLIVAN |
35 |
32 |
15 |
35:28 |
35:23 |
7:04 |
| LAURA |
FORD |
23 |
56 |
19 |
36:39 |
36:01 |
7:12 |
| KAREN |
HEATH |
32 |
67 |
32 |
37:17 |
35:51 |
7:10 |
| SANDRA |
SCIBELLI |
35 |
676 |
318 |
47:03 |
45:38 |
9:07 |
PSAL MANHATTAN
BOROUGH CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Van
Cortlandt Park, NYC (October 26, 2002)
Naomi Reynolds, 20:02.96, 1st overall
KURT STEINER
CROSS COUNTRY 5K, Van Cortlandt Park, NYC
(October 20, 2002)
Men, 2nd place open team
John Affleck, 18:19, 13th overall, 5th M30-39
Armando Oliveira*, 19:00, 30th overall, 12th M30-39
Neeraj Engineer, 19:54, 42nd overall, 11th M20-29
Bill Dunlop, 19:58, 45th overall, 12th M20-29
Frank Handelman, 20:03, 49th overall, 1st M50-54
Frank Morton, 20:24, 55th overall, 5th M45-49
Sid Howard, 20:42, 65th overall, 1st M60-64
Jim Aneshansley, 24:34,133rd overall, 3rd M65-69
Frank Schneiger, 25:22, 140th overall, 6th M60-64
Jonathan Federman, 27:05, 152nd overall, 44th M30-39
Women, 1st place open team
Sue Pearsall, 9th overall, 1st F30-39
Irene Jackson-Schon, 19th overall, 1st F55-59
Mary Diver, 25:20, 24th overall, 2nd F45-49
Carol Tyler, 27:53, 37th overall, 1st F60-64
Lynn Blackstone, 31:23, 51st overall, 2nd F60-64
TERRI
ROEMER PARAMUS 5K RUN, Paramus, NJ (October
20, 2002)
Andrea Ostrowski, 23:19 (7:30 min/mile),
29th overall, 5th F35-39
IRONMAN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP,
Kona, HI (October 20, 2002)
Olivier Baillet, 10:26:28 (swim 58:44, T1
3:05, bike 5:40:36, T2 1:48, run 3:42:13)
ARMY TEN MILER,
Washington, DC (October 20, 2002)
Victor Osayi, 1:01:17 (6:06 min/mile), 234th
overall, 6th M45-49
SLEEPY
HOLLOW 5K, Massapequa, LI (October 20, 2002)
Adam Newman, 18:01 (5:49 min/mile), 1st overall
GREAT
FLORIDIAN TRIATHLON, Clermont, FL
(October 19, 2002)
Scott Gac, 4:58:28 (swim 23:57, 9th place;
T1 4:22, 26th place; bike 2:33:30, 3rd place; T2 2:37, 9th place;
run 1:54:03, 9th place), 7th place M25-29, 35th overall
OLEY VALLEY COUNTRY CLASSIC 10 MILER,
Oley Valley, PA (October 13, 2002)
From Paul Sinclair:
I ran in the Oley Valley, PA 10-miler on Sunday,
Oct. 13th. The course was advertised as "flat and fast, with
a few rolling hills" (wasn't the Reach The Beach Relay
supposed to be "a few rolling hills"???), but I must've
zoned out during the flats because I ran 10 miles of continuous
rolling hills. There were approx. 250 people at the start, and
I went out with the chase pack. Around the 2m mark I had a Reach
the Beach moment when we found ourselves off course and doubling
back. We lost approximately 30 secs and luckily were able to make
up the time and places in the next mile. I ran the next 7 miles
completely alone, taking in the incredible scenery of the Amish
Country. I finished 9th overall in 1:03:33, and 1st
in my AG (M25-29). At the awards ceremony I was presented with
an iron and ceramic hot plate/pot holder-thing with the award
painted on the ceramic, along with the info that I was now the
"2002 RRCA 10-mile PA State Champ, M25-29"...I guess
it pays to run a race when you're out of town. I didn't notice
when I registered that this race was serving as a RRCA state championship.
CARLOS
NEGRON 5K, Liberty State Park, NJ (October
13, 2002)
James Siegel, 17:58.1 (5:47 min/mile), 1st
place overall
CENTRAL
PARK BIATHLON, Central Park, NYC (October
13, 2002)
Adam Manewell, 59:32, 2nd overall
Margaret Schotte, 1:04:26, 9th overall, 1st female overall
Kevin Motsch, 1:08:52, 38th overall, 4th M25-29
PONTIAC
STATEN ISLAND HALF MARATHON, Staten Island,
NYC (October 13, 2002)
PHOTO ALBUM
MEN, 1st open team
| First name |
Last name |
Age |
Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Final Time |
Chip Time |
Pace |
ALAN |
RUBEN |
45 |
5 |
1 |
1:14:09 |
. |
5:39 |
| KEVAN |
HUSTON |
30 |
8 |
5 |
1:14:23 |
1:14:22 |
5:40 |
| CRAIG |
CHILTON |
34 |
12 |
7 |
1:15:52 |
1:15:51 |
5:47 |
| MICHAEL |
RYMER |
27 |
13 |
4 |
1:16:06 |
1:16:01 |
5:48 |
| ANDY |
MERRIFIELD |
42 |
16 |
2 |
1:16:23 |
1:16:22 |
5:49 |
| PETER |
ALLEN |
42 |
53 |
7 |
1:20:29 |
. |
6:08 |
| JOSEPH |
TUMBARELLO |
28 |
54 |
10 |
1:20:52 |
1:20:44 |
6:09 |
| GRAEME |
REID |
41 |
57 |
9 |
1:21:00 |
1:20:58 |
6:10 |
| CHELE |
MODICA |
30 |
99 |
55 |
1:25:27 |
1:25:19 |
6:30 |
| TAKESHI |
YAMAZAKI |
39 |
138 |
70 |
1:28:01 |
. |
6:43 |
| MICHAEL |
SIEGELL |
37 |
143 |
72 |
1:28:50 |
. |
6:46 |
| VINCENT |
TRINQUESSE |
38 |
152 |
76 |
1:29:15 |
. |
6:48 |
| CHRISTOPHER |
PRICE |
24 |
163 |
35 |
1:30:00 |
1:29:53 |
6:51 |
| JAY |
BOROK |
39 |
192 |
93 |
1:31:43 |
1:31:05 |
6:57 |
| WILLIAM |
HASKINS |
32 |
201 |
98 |
1:31:54 |
1:25:54 |
6:33 |
| DION |
MULVIHILL* |
36 |
202 |
99 |
1:31:59 (PR) |
1:31:28 |
6:58 |
| RICHARD |
SHAVER |
50 |
235 |
13 |
1:33:39 |
. |
7:08 |
| MICHAEL |
ROSENTHAL |
39 |
246 |
121 |
1:34:08 |
1:34:03 |
7:10 |
| ROGER |
LIBERMAN |
42 |
251 |
40 |
1:34:24 |
1:34:18 |
7:11 |
| BOLA |
AWOFESO* |
41 |
271 |
42 |
1:35:07 |
1:32:05 |
7:15 |
| FRED |
TRILLI* |
56 |
283 |
4 |
1:35:44 |
1:35:37 |
7:17 |
| KENNETH |
WIEDER |
30 |
294 |
146 |
1:36:09 |
1:33:30 |
7:08 |
| BRAD |
WEISS |
28 |
406 |
81 |
1:40:50 |
1:40:44 |
7:41 |
| KENT |
FREEMAN |
39 |
419 |
197 |
1:41:12 |
1:39:55 |
7:37 |
| MARTY |
LEVINE |
42 |
522 |
87 |
1:44:46 |
1:44:32 |
7:58 |
| JONATHAN |
ZUCKERMAN |
45 |
893 |
93 |
1:56:51 |
. |
8:55 |
WOMEN, 1st place open team
| First name |
Last name |
Age |
Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Final Time |
Chip Time |
Pace |
| ALAYNE |
ADAMS |
41 |
1 |
1 |
1:21:10 |
1:21:08 |
6:11 |
| ALISON |
ROSENTHAL |
26 |
6 |
2 |
1:26:44 |
1:26:41 |
6:37 |
| LAUREN |
ECKHART |
32 |
14 |
8 |
1:29:28 |
1:29:25 |
6:49 |
| AUDREY |
KINGSLEY |
33 |
20 |
12 |
1:31:20 |
. |
6:58 |
| KELLIE |
QUINONES |
41 |
31 |
6 |
1:33:19 |
1:32:55 |
7:05 |
| BETHANY |
AQUILINA |
23 |
34 |
7 |
1:34:27 |
. |
7:12 |
| ANA |
ECHEVERRI |
31 |
39 |
20 |
1:35:36 |
1:35:26 |
7:17 |
| STACY |
CREAMER |
43 |
51 |
13 |
1:39:31 |
1:39:25 |
7:35 |
| ANNA |
FYODOROVA |
21 |
77 |
18 |
1:43:23 |
1:43:07 |
7:52 |
| MARIA |
CHALE |
40 |
86 |
16 |
1:44:37 |
1:44:23 |
7:58 |
| STEFANIE |
BIRKMANN |
34 |
113 |
47 |
1:47:50 |
. |
8:13 |
| MARY |
MINIEKA |
44 |
180 |
33 |
1:53:11 (PR) |
1:52:53 |
8:37 |
CHICAGO MARATHON,
Chicago, IL (October 13, 2002)
Patrick Cowden, 3:00:36 (PR) (3:00:31 chip,
6:53 min/mile; 1:03:34 15K, 1:28:56 half), 927th overall, 841st
male, 45th age group
George Hirsch, 3:28:53 (3:28:31 chip, 7:57
min/mile; 1:11:07 15K; 1:40:05 half), 4000th overall, 3488th male,
2nd age group
MANHATTAN
COLLEGE XC INVITATIONAL (2.5 miles), Van Cortlandt Park,
NYC (October 12, 2002)
Naomi Reynolds, 15:55, 1st place overall
GREATER
HARTFORD MARATHON, Hartford, CT (October
12, 2002)
| First Name |
Last Name |
Age |
Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Final Time |
Chip Time |
Min/Mile |
| JESSE |
LANSNER |
26 |
178 |
23 |
3:25:12 |
3:24:25 |
7:48 |
GREATER
HARTFORD HALF MARATHON, Hartford, CT (October
12, 2002)
| First Name |
Last Name |
Age |
Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Final Time |
Chip Time |
Min/Mile |
| LAURA LEE |
KOZUSKO |
26 |
408 |
21 |
1:47:21 |
1:46:39 |
8:09 |
| JOSEPH |
KOZUSKO |
29 |
409 |
40 |
1:47:22 |
1:46:39 |
8:09 |
USATF-NJ
CROSS COUNTRY 5K CHAMPIONSHIP, Highland Park,
NJ (October 12, 2002)
Jan Farnung-Krause, 25:42 (8:16 min/mile),
24th overall, 4th F45-49
1M FITNESS
MAGAZINE GAMES, Central Park, NYC (October
12, 2002)
Frank Morton, 5:38, 3rd overall, 1st M45-49
4M FITNESS
MAGAZINE GAMES, Central Park, NYC (October
12, 2002)
MEN, 1st place open team
| First Name |
Last Name |
Age |
Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Final Time |
Chip Time |
Min/Mile |
| TOBY |
TANSER |
34 |
2 |
2 |
22:15 |
22:15 |
5:33 |
| JESUS |
MONTERO |
34 |
5 |
5 |
23:30 |
23:29 |
5:52 |
| JOSEPH |
GRAVIER |
32 |
9 |
9 |
24:39 |
24:38 |
6:09 |
| FRANK |
MORTON |
48 |
43 |
2 |
27:37 |
27:13 |
6:48 |
| J.R. |
MOJICA |
48 |
59 |
5 |
28:10 |
28:07 |
7:01 |
| VITO |
IACOVIELLO |
37 |
349 |
183 |
36:29 |
29:32 |
7:23 |
WOMEN, 1st place open team
| First Name |
Last Name |
Age |
Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Final Time |
Chip Time |
Min/Mile |
| YUMI |
OGITA |
41 |
2 |
2 |
25:44 |
25:35 |
6:23 |
| ETSUKO |
KIZAWA |
33 |
3 |
1 |
26:09 |
26:06 |
6:31 |
| SYLVIE |
KIMCHE |
55 |
10 |
1 |
28:19 |
28:15 |
7:03 |
| ANNA |
FYODOROVA |
21 |
26 |
6 |
30:17 |
29:05 |
7:16 |
| MARISSA |
TIAMFOOK |
27 |
37 |
12 |
31:00 |
30:45 |
7:41 |
WORLD
MASTERS GAMES, Melbourne, Australia
(October 6-11, 2002)
PHOTO ALBUM
W30 1500m
Devon Sargent, 4:53:37, 1st place (gold medal)
W35 1500m
Kim Mannen, 5:02:04 (lifetime PR), 5th place overall
W30 800m
Devon Sargent, 2:21.90, 2nd place (silver medal)
W35 800m
Kim Mannen, 2:29.26, 5th place overall
NEWARK
CORPORATE-INDIVIDUAL 5K RUN, Newark, NJ (October
9, 2002)
Rich Piccirillo, 18:28 (5:57 min/mile), 6th
overall, 4th M30-39
Laurie Jones, 20:39 (6:39 min/mile), 2nd
overall female, 2nd F30-39
THOM
MADJEREC FOUNDATION MEMORIAL ROAD RACE,
Hanover, MA (October 6, 2002)
Adam Manewell, 20:50, 1st place overall
HARRY
MURPHY CROSS COUNTRY 5K, Van Cortlandt
Park, NYC (October 6, 2002)
MEN, 1st place open team
| First Name |
Last Name |
Age |
Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Final Time |
Min/Mile |
| ALSTON |
BROWN |
53 |
7 |
2 |
17:59 |
5:48 |
| CHRIS |
POTTER |
37 |
21 |
6 |
18:44 |
6:02 |
| ARMANDO |
OLIVEIRA |
35 |
32 |
10 |
20:08 |
6:29 |
| FRANK |
MORTON |
48 |
35 |
3 |
20:37 |
6:39 |
| SID |
HOWARD |
63 |
37 |
1 |
21:07 |
6:48 |
| BRIAN |
BARRY |
45 |
59 |
7 |
23:32 |
7:35 |
| JONATHAN |
FEDERMAN |
39 |
75 |
21 |
26:00 |
8:23 |
WOMEN, 1st place open team
| First Name |
Last Name |
Age |
Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Final Time |
Min/Mile |
| SUE |
PEARSALL |
36 |
6 |
2 |
22:04 |
7:07 |
| MARY V. |
ROSADO |
52 |
9 |
1 |
23:30 |
7:34 |
| ANDREA |
OSTROWSKI* |
38 |
17 |
6 |
24:43 |
7:58 |
| MARY |
DIVER |
48 |
20 |
3 |
25:27 |
8:12 |
RIDGEFIELD
HALF MARATHON, Ridgefield, CT (October 6,
2002)
Adam Newman, 1:23:27 (6:22 min/mile), 39th
overall, 18th M40-49
GRETE'S
GREAT GALLOP (HALF MARATHON), Central Park,
NYC (October 6, 2002)
MEN
| First Name |
Last Name |
Age |
Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Final Time |
Chip Time |
Min/Mile |
| KEVAN |
HUSTON |
30 |
19 |
9 |
1:17:55 |
1:17:48 |
5:56 |
| CRAIG |
CHILTON |
34 |
20 |
10 |
1:18:11 |
1:18:09 |
5:57 |
| DAVID |
HOWARD |
30 |
23 |
13 |
1:18:40 |
1:18:38 |
6:00 |
| WILLIAM |
KOMAROFF |
36 |
44 |
23 |
1:21:53 (PR) |
1:21:52 |
6:14 |
| BRAD |
WEISS |
28 |
59 |
11 |
1:23:26 (PR) |
1:23:15 |
6:21 |
| GORDON |
HOLMES* |
33 |
84 |
43 |
1:25:00 |
1:24:36 |
6:27 |
| ANTHONY |
MAYORKAS |
33 |
94 |
47 |
1:25:51 |
1:25:49 |
6:33 |
| SEAN |
FITZPATRICK |
34 |
95 |
48 |
1:25:52 |
1:25:43 |
6:32 |
| WILLIAM |
SCHAAF |
29 |
98 |
22 |
1:26:03 |
1:25:59 |
6:33 |
| GRAEME |
REID |
41 |
110 |
23 |
1:26:47 |
1:26:23 |
6:35 |
| ROBERT |
SCHULZ |
45 |
116 |
7 |
1:27:16 |
1:27:04 |
6:38 |
| TYRONNE |
CULPEPPER |
39 |
137 |
70 |
1:27:57 |
1:27:42 |
6:41 |
| JOSEPH |
GRAVIER |
32 |
150 |
79 |
1:28:17 |
1:28:10 |
6:43 |
| JAY |
BOROK |
39 |
159 |
84 |
1:28:47 (PR) |
1:28:33 |
6:45 |
| HARRY |
MORALES |
39 |
190 |
99 |
1:29:44 |
1:29:41 |
6:50 |
| PAUL |
SINCLAIR |
27 |
193 |
44 |
1:29:51 |
1:29:39 |
6:50 |
| CHRISTOPHER |
PRICE |
24 |
198 |
46 |
1:29:56 |
1:29:36 |
6:50 |
| PETER |
SMITH |
35 |
243 |
128 |
1:31:38 |
1:31:23 |
6:58 |
| MICHAEL |
ROSENTHAL |
39 |
268 |
142 |
1:32:53 (PR) |
1:32:49 |
7:05 |
| FRED |
TRILLI |
56 |
358 |
6 |
1:35:54 |
1:35:41 |
7:18 |
| DION |
MULVIHILL* |
36 |
371 |
194 |
1:36:29 |
1:35:10 |
7:15 |
| GUILLAUME |
JOLY |
34 |
430 |
221 |
1:38:19 |
1:38:03 |
7:29 |
| KENNETH |
WIEDER |
30 |
538 |
269 |
1:40:57 |
1:35:30 |
7:17 |
| ROGER |
LIBERMAN |
42 |
648 |
101 |
1:44:00 |
1:43:47 |
7:55 |
WOMEN, 2nd place open team
| First Name |
Last Name |
Age |
Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Final Time |
Chip Time |
Min/Mile |
| YUMI |
OGITA |
41 |
6 |
1 |
1:26:19 |
1:26:15 |
6:35 |
| ETSUKO |
KIZAWA |
33 |
15 |
8 |
1:29:27 |
1:29:15 |
6:48 |
| NICOLE |
BILLMAN |
28 |
26 |
9 |
1:32:58 |
1:32:49 |
7:05 |
| KATE |
CROWLEY* |
23 |
32 |
13 |
1:34:57 |
1:33:55 |
7:10 |
| TERRI |
SONENCLAR* |
45 |
42 |
5 |
1:35:47 |
1:35:43 |
7:18 |
| ANA |
ECHEVERRI |
31 |
94 |
39 |
1:41:53 |
1:41:40 |
7:45 |
| KELLIE |
QUINONES |
41 |
318 |
35 |
1:53:03 |
1:51:21 |
8:30 |
| MARY |
MINIEKA |
44 |
384 |
40 |
1:55:13 (PR) |
1:54:55 |
8:46 |
| SANDRA |
SCIBELLI |
35 |
833 |
348 |
2:07:01 |
2:06:36 |
9:39 |
JP
MORGAN CHASE CORPORATE CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP,
New York City, NY (October 5, 2002)
Craig Chilton, 18:43, 23rd place
Alston Brown, 19:30, 47th place
Kevin Arlyck, 19:56, 57th place
Joe Tumbarello, 20:26, 79th place
G'mo Rojas, 20:59, 106th place
James Siegel, 21:06, 121st place
Charlie Stark, 21:12, 127th place
Derek O'Connor, 23:53, 269th place
Kellie Quinones, 22:34, 26th place
Heidi Newell, 27:14, 125th place
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