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.

TAPPAN ZEE BOOSTER CLUB 10K RUN, Orangeburg, NY (March 26, 2000)

Ricardo Granados, 38:04, 11th overall, 3rd M40-44

WINTER BIATHLON, Central Park, NY (March 26, 2000)

PHOTO ALBUM

• David Diviney (Central Park Track Club Pacific-Northwest Division) wrote: "I think I missed a good one back there. Top notch efforts by all. Congrats Multi Sport Crew! Good to see there are a few actual athletes among us!"
• Special training program for Stacy Creamer:  "Not bad for not having ridden a bicycle for eight months or so, except to pace people (!) at the Philadelphia and Staten Island half-marathons."

POWERBAR 20 MILER / RELAY, Central Park, NY (March 26, 2000)

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MEN

WOMEN

RELAY TEAMS:

2-PERSON MALE: Richie Borrero (55:52) + Daniel Borrero (59:28), 1st place
2-PERSON MALE: James Cleary (1:21:36) + Josh Friedman (1:08:8), 15th place

4-PERSON MALE: Michael Keohane (28:00) + Jose LaSalle (32:28) + Wojiech Joskowsi (30:03) + Rashid Azim (29:28), 2nd place

2-PERSON FEMALE: Claudia Hauser (1:24:02) + Monica Bonamego (1:16:33), 4th place

2-PERSON COED: Brian Quinn (52:17) + Mary Messite (1:13:32), 2nd place
2-PERSON COED: Stéphane Bois (54:57) + Eve Kaplan (1:13:24), 4th place
2-PERSON COED: Sandra Olivo (1:59:26) + Ariel Kohane (56:40), 31st place

4-PERSON COED: Eric Vander Eijden (30:18) + Sarah Abdallah (40:56) + Susanne Larsen (35:56) + Ramon Bermo (28:14), 4th place
4-PERSON COED: Ramon Bermo (26:38) + Julia Casals (42:05) + Sylvie Kimché (43:33) + Toby Tanser (26:10), 6th place

USATF NATIONAL MASTERS INDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS, Boston, MA (March 24-26,2000)

Men 60m  preliminary, Val Barnwell, 7.38, 3rd place M40-44
Men 60m preliminary, Tony Fulton, 7.41, 4th place M40-44
Men 60m preliminary, Craig Plummer, 8.39, 14th place M40-44
Men 60m preliminary, Alston Brown, 7.83, 6th place M50-54

Men 60m final, Val Barnwell, 7.29, 3rd place M40-44
Men 60m final, Tony Fulton, 7.34, 4th place M40-44
Men 60m final, Alston Brown, 7.73, 5th M50-54*

Men 60m High Hurdles, Lloyd Jeremiah, 8.72, 3rd place M40-44
Men 60m High Hurdles, Stacey Price, 9.00, 1st place M45-49

Men 200m, Brady Crain, 23.28, 2nd M40-44
Men 200m, Val Barnwell, 23.39, 3rd M40-44
Men 200m, Richie Stewart, 26.97 (heats)
Men 200m, Archie Glaspy, 23:92., 2nd M45-49
Men 200m, Richard Hamner, 26.81, 5th M55-59

Men 400m, Richie Stewart, 57.78, 9th M40-44
Men 400m, Craig Plummer, 58.49, 10th M40-44
Men 400m, Archie Glaspy, 52.81, 1st M45-49
Men 400m, Alston Brown, 54.26, 2nd M50-54*
Men 400m, Frank Handelman, 57.90, DQ
Men 400m, Richard Hamner, 57.72, 2nd M55-59
Women 400m, Mary Rosado, 1:18.12, 6th W50-54

Men 800m, Craig Plummer, 2:23,17, 13th M40-44
Men 800m, Tom Hartshorne, 2:10.60, 10th M45-49
Men 800m, Raphael Devalle, 2:24.30, 14th M45-49
Men 800m, Anthony Baker, 2:30.73, 15th M45-49
Men 800m, Frank Handelman, 2:15.95, 7th M50-54
Men 800m, Sid Howard, 2:17.86, 1st M60-64
Men 800m, Jim Aneshansley, 2:40.66, 6th M60-64
Women 800m, Devon Sargent, 2:33.04, 2nd W30-34
Women 800m, Mary Rosado, 2:45.84, 3rd W50-54

Men Mile, Anthony Baker, 5:56.41, 12th M45-49
Men Mile, Sidney Howard, 5:11.91, 1st M60-64
Women Mile, Mary Rosado, 6:12.87, 2nd place W50-54

MILLENNIUM BATH HALF MARATHON, City of Bath, UK (March 19, 2000)

Colin Frew, 1:20:45, 115th overall male
Audrey Kingsley, 1:34:45, 43rd place overall female

RED DOG HALF MARATHON, Seaside Heights, NJ (March 19, 2000)

ST PATRICK'S DAY 10K, FDR Park, NY (March 19, 2000)

SDA SPRING THAW 5K, Jersey City, NJ (March 18, 2000)

USATF EASTERN MASTERS REGIONAL INDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS, The Armory, NYC (March 18, 2000)

PHOTO ALBUM

MEN 55m
Tony Fulton, 6.98, 1st M40-44

MEN 60m HURDLES
Stacey Price, 8.78, 1st M45-49

MEN 200m
Wyndell Dickerson, 22.26, 2nd M35-39
Alan Bautista, 25:67, 6th M35-39
Val Barnwell, 23:57, 1st M40-44
Raphael DeValle, 24.63, 2nd M45-49
Noah Perlis, 27.21, 3rd M50-54
Richard Hamner, 26.40, 1st M55-59

MEN 400m
Wyndell Dickerson, 50.41, 1st M35-39
Richie Stewart, 57.97, 4th M40-44
Richard Hamner, 58.19, 1st M55-59

WOMEN 400m
Mary V. Rosado, 1:16.02, 1st W50-54

MEN 800m
Tom Hartshorne, 2:08.92, 2nd M45-49
Raphael Devalle, 2:21.72 (PR), 7th M45-49
Jim Aneshansley, 2:39.39, 2nd M60-64

WOMEN 800m
Devon Sargent, 2:27.42, 1st W30-34
Mary V. Rosado, 2:53.71, 1st W50-54

MEN 1500m
Sid Howard, 4:46.35, 1st M60-64

WOMEN 1500m
Mary V. Rosado, 5.35.64, 1st W50-54

CRCA BICYCLE RACE, Central Park, NYC (March 18, 2000)

Aubin Sullivan, 5th place, Women's Field (7 laps)

SPRING FEVER FOUR MILER, Central Park, NYC (March 18, 2000)

MEN, 3rd place open team

WOMEN, 1st place open team

SHAMROCK RUN 8K, Portland OR (March 12, 2000)

KAWASAKI HALF ROAD RACE, Kawasaki, Japan (March 12, 2000)

This note came from Charles Allard: "On 12 March I ran the Kawasaki Half Road Race (in Kawasaki, Japan) and came in 5th for my age group, and  6th overall in 1:20:57.  It was rainy, cold, windy, and ran entirely on this bizarre wet sand/mud mixture along the banks of a river.  I intended to go slow on this out-and-back course, but one guy drafted behind me the ENTIRE WAY OUT while we were (I was) running into the wind.  Of course he tried to pass me as soon as we turned around and all I had to do was pretend that Victor Osayi was right behind me and that put the afterburners in action and gave me a nice negative split by about 2.5 minutes.  The winner passed the line in about 1:15:00.  Oh yeah, I was wearing orange."

BROOKLYN HALF MARATHON, Brooklyn, NY (March 11, 2000)

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MEN

WOMEN

THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES MARATHON, Los Angeles CA (March 5, 2000)

NEWARK DISTANCE CLASSIC 20K, Newark, NJ (March 5, 2000)

COOGAN'S SALSA BLUES & SHAMROCKS 5K, Fort Washington, NYC (March 5, 2000)

This is a fun run, so official results are not available for everybody.  Awards are given to top four open runners ($$$) and top three masters (belt buckles!).  According to our Global Surveillance System (TM), we know

WOMEN

• Stacy Creamer, 18:45, 2nd overall female, 1st Master, $300 + 2 belt buckles
• Ellen Wallop, 25:02, followed by celebration with 7-year-old son Will at Coogan's Restaurant

CRCA BICYCLE RACE, Central Park, NYC (March 5, 2000)

Thomas Pennell, 1st place C Field (5 laps)

NANTUCKET CHALLENGE SERIES HALF MARATHON, Nantucket, MA (March 4, 2000)

Adam Newman, 1:29:24 (6:49 min/mile), 2nd overall, 2nd M35-39

THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE ARMORY # 6, The Armory, NYC (March 2, 2000)

W400m (handicap race)
Sue Krogstad-Hill, 1:01.9|
Mary Rosado, 1:10.9

M400m (handicap race)
Alan Bautista, 47.8
Jesus Montero, 51.4
Ray Prybylski, 53.8
Richard Hamner, 55.0
Anthony Baker, 57.5
Craig Plummer, 58.6
Noah Perlis, 1:03.0

M800m (handicap race)
Tom Hartshorne, 2:07.3
Jesus Montero, 2:12.3
Jim Aneshansley, 2:08.6
Sid Howard, 2:21.6

From Noah Perlis: "Last night a relay team from the Central Park Track Club smashed the existing world 10,000m time by having 10 men each run five 200m legs (50 laps total) in a blistering 24:41! (Yes, I have the blisters to prove it).  The team lapped all other teams at least once. We were the only team to have 10, so each other team had to run at least 400 or more per leg.  Each of us run every 10th lap.  It was the Thursday's series smallest turnout by far, but a lot of fun, including handicap races. The team consisted of Noah Perlis, Frank Handelman, Sid Howard, Rich Hamner, Craig Plummer, Dean Kerr, Alan Bautista, Jesus Montero, Phil Carpenter Lee, and Ray Prybylski."

2000 OLYMPIC TRIALS WOMEN'S MARATHON, Columbia, SC (February 26, 2000)

Gordon Bakoulis, 2:50:04, 45th place
Diana Fitzpatrick, 2:52:48, 60th place

Footnote: To clarify, they are not current members of the Central Park Track Club.  Gordon Bakoulis is with the Moving Comfort team; she is the wife of our Alan Ruben, and often trains with us in the park.  Diana Fitzpatrick is now with the Impala team out in the Bay Area; she was a member of the Central Park Track Club before she moved west and was our 1990 MVP Woman Runner.  Their results are listed here  for their many friends on our team to read.

SNOWFLAKE 4M, Central Park, NYC (February 26, 2000)

PHOTO ALBUM

MEN, 2nd Open Team, 3rd Masters, 3rd Veterans

WOMEN, 4th Open Team, 1st Masters, 3rd Veterans

Headcount: Sixty-two Central Park Track Club members in the race ... what a sight!

EMPIRE BUILDING RUN-UP, Empire State Building, New York City, NY (February 23, 2000)

MEN

WOMEN

In this race, you are running up a narrow stairwell and so position is everything.  Here is a film clip of the start of the race.  This is a big file (2.3 megabytes), so make sure that you have bandwidth and patience.  We have excised the soundtrack (in Spanish) to save time.  Once you download the file, you can look carefully --- you should have no problem finding the tall Stacy Creamer in the dark blue CPTC jog bra and Julie Denney in the bright orange jog bra.  The men are harder to discern, but you should be able to find Stuart Calderwood (tall in orange singlet), Ramon Bermo (wearing a white cap) and G'mo Rojas (tall in orange singlet, at the very end of the clip).  But where is our man Scott Willett?

MOTOROLA MARATHON, Austin, TX (February 21, 2000)

Claudia Malley, 3:37:28.8

Claudia was the Runner's World Pacing Team leader for the 3:40 group.  So anyone who stayed with her would have been 2-1/2 minutes ahead of goal time.

ALDO SCANDURRA HALF MARATHON, Long Island, NY (February 20, 2000)

Terri Sonenclar, 1:40:41 (7:41 min/mile), 14th overall, 1st overall female

AL GORDON 5 MILER, Central Park, NYC (February 20, 2000)

WOMEN, 2nd place Open Team

MEN, 1st place Open Team

KURT STEINER 50K, Central Park, NYC (February 19, 2000)

Dan Sack finished in 6th place in a time 3:57:55, approximately 30 minutes faster than last year's race. 

Interesting side note: There was a disqualification of the second-place runner after he was observed transferring his bib number and essentially playing tag team with another runner hiding in the bushes wearing similar cloths.  Another error made by these "America's Dumbest Runners " (and noticed by race officials and other participants) was that they forgot to wear similar running shoes.

CHERRY TREE 15K, Prospect Park, Brooklyn (February 19, 2000)

Erik Goetze was a spectator, but he negotiated the icy Prospect Park transverse at least 5 times to cheer people.

MAC INDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS, The Armory, NYC (February 18, 2000)

60m dash
Luca Trovato, 8:01, 2nd M35-39
Val Barnwell, 7.39, 1st M40-44
Alston Brown, 7:69, 1st M50-54
Rick Lapp, 7.81, 2nd M50-54
Noah Perlis, 8.64, 4th M50-54
Skipper Clark, 9.97, 1st W50-54

200m
Alan Bautista, 25.33, 3rd M35-39
Val Barnwell, 23.71, 2nd M40-44
Richie Stewart, 27.29, 4th M40-44
Archie Glaspy, 23.97, 1st M45-49
Dennis Brown, 25.91, 3rd M45-49
Alston Brown, 24.67, 1st M50-54
Rick Lapp, 24.75, 2nd M50-54
Noah Perlis, 27.99, 3rd M50-54
Richie Hamner, 26.63, 2nd M55-59

400m
Archie Glaspy, 53.43, 1st M45-49
Dennis Brown, 59.83, 3rd M45-49
Alston Brown, 54.06, 1st M50-54
Rick Lapp, 54.78, 2nd M50-54
Noah Perlis, 1:04.31, 4th M50-54
Richie Hamner, 1.01.92, 1st M55-59

800m
Tom Hartshorne, 2:14.50, 1st M45-49
Anthony Baker, 2:32.54, 3rd M45-49
Alston Brown, 2:08.09, 1st M50-54
Jim Aneshansley, 2:41.12, 1st M60-64
Mary Rosado, 2:54.18, 1st W50-54

MILE
Brian Barry, 5:59.12, 3rd M40-44
Anthony Baker, 6:08.47, 1st M45-49
Sid Howard, 5:21.45, M60-64
Mary Rosado, 6:04.30, 1st W50-54

4x200m RELAY
Central Park Track Club, 1:35.38, 1st place Masters Men

Shot Put
Skipper Clark, 27'6.75", 1st W50-54

Long Jump
Luca Trovato, 16'10.00", 1st M35-39
Skipper Clark, 12'3.75", 1st W50-54

High Jump
Skipper Clark, 4'0", 1st W50-54

THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE ARMORY, The Armory, NYC (February 17, 2000)

PHOTO ALBUM

4x800m RELAY
Central Park Track Club Men (Erik Goetze, John Scherrer, Stuart Calderwood, Eric Aldrich), 1st place overall
Central Park Track Club Co-ed (Stacy Creamer, Yves-Marc Courtines, Kim Mannen, Sue Krogstad-Hill), 1st place co-ed

VALENTINE'S DAY MEET, Kings Point USMMA, NY (February 13, 2000)

Richard Piccirillo, 200m freestyle swim, 2:09.37 (28.88 + 32.11 + 34.04 + 34.34), 3rd place
Richard Piccirillo, 100m breaststroke, 1:16.22 (35.95 + 40.27), 4th place
Richard Piccirillo, 100m freestyle, 57.77 (27.81 + 29.96), 2nd place

USATF-NEW JERSEY MASTERS INDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS, Fairleigh-Dickenson University, Hackensack, NJ (February 13, 2000)

Men 55m
Val Barnwell, 6.7 (2nd place M40-44)
Noah Perlis, 7.91 (1st place M50-54 NJ )

Men 200m
Val Barnwell, 24.69, 2nd place M40-44
Archie Glaspy, 25.0, 1st place M45-49 NJ
Noah Perlis, 28.13, 1st place M50-54 NJ
Rich Hamner, 26.99, 1st place M55-59

Men 400m
Archie Glaspy, 55.37, 1st place M45-49
Rich Hamner, 58.88, 1st place M55-59

Men 1500m
Sid Howard, 5:15, 1st place M60-64

CLUB NIGHT GALA, New York Hilton, NY (February 12, 2000)

Central Park Track Club winners

• Alan Ruben, best Male 40-44 (third year in a row)

• Megumi Fukami, best Female Ultramarathoner
    

• Open Men's Team, fourth place

• Masters Men's Team, first place

• Open Women's Team, third place

• Masters Women's Team, third place

Other CPTC nominees: Alayne Adams, Stuart Calderwood, Sandra Olivio, Irene Jackson, Carol Tyler, Sid Howard, Guenter Erich

Other sightings:

• Blair Boyer went up onstage to accept the Masters team awards, having been the third scorer in one race.  "I don't know what happened.  Maybe nobody else could get out of bed that morning."  Well, the fact is that Blair was a scorer, no matter what, and therefore deserves to share the honor.

• Coach Tony Ruiz was extremely proud to leave with the Tiffany plate for our winning Master's team and was seen later dancing maniacally.

• Sid Howard led approximately 200 people in the "Electric Slide"

• Our food/party critic rated this Club Night a "B," over last year's "D" but behind the "A" of two years ago, when it was catered by Louis Lanza of Josie's fame (and Famous Saying #762).

Wish you were there ...

BOSTON UNIVERSITY ST. VALENTINE'S INVITATIONAL MEET, Boston University, Boston, MA (February 12, 2000)

John Scherrer, 9:11.56, 58th place

John Scherrer stunk --- he stunk bad

Boston, MA (special report exclusive to www.centralparktc.org ).  Removed from the familiar pastures of New York City's Armory, Scherrer was overmatched in Boston University's St. Valentine's Invitational.  Although he glided out to a 4:44 opening mile, the Central Park Track Club's mild-mannered hero could not muster a good finish.  Spectators believed that he gave up in the last 600 meters, landing in 58th place out of 63 finishers.

Reaction from the Central Park Track Club camp was mixed.  Roland Soong was baffled.  He asked, rhetorically, "What could possibly motivate someone to travel 9 hours for 9 minutes of running?" And he added, "It was just as well that he ran as the ubiquitous 'unattached' and not under our brand name."  Coach Tony Ruiz was more concerned with the actual results and stated frankly, "That was not a respectable performance."

Despite the obvious mediocrity of Scherrer's run, an anonymous CPTC runner commented, "Don't worry. The kid is training hard.  I think we'll see his 'A' game at Snowflake." Scherrer was unavailable for comment, but Stuart Calderwood and Craig Chilton will undoubtedly have plenty to say.

CONOCO 10K RODEO RUN, Houston, TX (February 12, 2000)

Kim Mannen, 44:04.5

GASPRILLA 15K, Tampa, FL (February 12, 2000)

VALENTINE'S DAY 5K, Central Park, NYC (February 12, 2000)

PHOTO ALBUM

MEN

• Question: Why is Noel Comess running at 9:02 pace here, when he ran 5:52 pace at the Seven Mile race last week?  The answer is as clear as a champagne glass ...

WOMEN

THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE ARMORY # 4, The Armory, NYC (February 10, 2000)

4x400m RELAY
CPTC A --- 3:48.4
CPTC B --- 3:49.8
CPTC C --- 4:08.7

FREEZER 5K, FDR State Park, NY (February 6, 2000)

LUCKY SEVEN MILE REVERSIBLE, Central Park, NYC (February 6, 2000)

PHOTO ALBUM

MEN, 1st place Open Team

MILLROSE GAMES, Madison Square, NYC (February 4, 2000)

See PHOTO

Masters Men's 1,600-meter relay, Central Park Track Club, 3:48.75, 5th place

COLGATE GAMES SEMI-FINALS, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn (January 30, 2000)

Stacy Creamer, 1500m, 5:04.92, 2nd place

GRIDIRON CLASSIC 5K, Central Park, NYC (January 30, 2000)

PHOTO ALBUM

MEN, 3rd Open Team

WOMEN

THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE ARMORY MEET # 3, The Armory, NYC (January 27, 2000)

8x200m Relay
Central Park Track Club, 3:30.7
Central Park Track Club, 3:53.8

FLORIDA GULF BEACHES MARATHON, Clearwater, Florida (January 23, 2000)

David Newcomb, 2:46:05, 3rd place overall

BOSTON BUILDUP XXII WINTER SERIES 2000, 15K, Ridgefield, CT (January 23, 2000)

Adam Newman, 1:01:10, 24th place overall 

COLGATE GAMES MEET # 4, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn (January 23, 2000)

Mary V. Rosado, 1500m, 5:44.3, 8th place

CHICKEN SOUP LOOP 10K, Central Park, NYC (January 23, 2000)

MEN, 2nd open team

THURSDAY AT THE ARMORY MEET # 2, The Armory, NYC (January 20, 2000)

4x800m relay
Central Park Track Club A (Isaya Okwiya, Eric Aldrich, Erik Goetze, Jesus Montero), 8:45.2
Central Park Track Club B, 9:43.9

COLGATE GAMES MEET # 3, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn (January 16, 2000)

Kyra Weiss, 200m, 37 seconds, 4th place in heat (elementary school)
Kyra Weiss, 400m, 95 seconds, 4th place in heat (elementary school)

Mary V. Rosado, 1500m, 5:50.7, 9th place

SAN DIEGO HALF MARATHON, San Diego, CA (January 16, 2000)

Stuart Calderwood, 1:15:51, 27th overall, 2nd M40-44
Stacy Creamer, 1:33:24, 254th overall, 4th F40-44

BERMUDA INTERNATIONAL 10K, Hamilton, Bermuda (January 15, 2000)

Sid Howard, 43:50 (7:04 min/mile), 66th overall, 1st M60-69

We note that Sid has calmed down quite a bit now compared to his younger days.  Back in 1995, this was his itinerary 

• On January 8th, he ran the 7.2 mile Princess-to-Princess Race in 45:47 for 1st master and 19th overall to win a dinner for two.  

• On January 14th, he fared even better when he won $250 for his Bermuda 10K performance of 38:08 for 1st master.  

• On January 15th, he "jogged" the Bermuda Half Marathon in 1:26:07, breaking his own age group record.  

• P.S.  Naturally, he was on the injury list for a few weeks afterwards, but that was also part of his standard itinerary.

FROSTBITE 10 MILER, Central Park, New York City (January 15, 2000)

MEN, 2nd place open team

WOMEN, 3rd place open team

Open Men's Relay
1st overall, 55:03 (Daniel Borrero, 22:25 in 4 miles; Richie Borrero, 32:38 in 6 miles)

Master Coed Relay
1st overall, 1:15:39 (Frank Schneiger, 30:03 in 4 miles; Irene Jackson, 45:36 in 6 miles)

MAC INDOOR CLASSIC, The Armory, New York City (January 14-15, 2000)

Men 300m, Val Barnwell, 37:74, 3rd M40-49
Men 300m, Anthony Baker, 45:05, 9th M40-49

Men 800m, Rich Stewart, 2:22.83, 1st place M40-49
Men 800m, Anthony Baker, 2:41.23, 2nd place M40-49

Men 3000m, John Scherrer, 9:06.81, 3rd place

John Scherrer wrote: "John Scherrer was 3rd in the 3000M (9:06.81). The meet started at 6pm and his race started at 11:45pm. If he had run much slower, he wouldn't have even finished until the next morning! What was even funnier was that there was a 4x400M relay after the 3000M, and there were these little kids competing who were ready to fall asleep.  The moral of the story is to avoid MAC meets at all costs.  Go to Thursday Night at the Races instead."

THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE ARMORY # 1, The Armory, New York City (January 13, 2000)

Men's mile, Victor Broushet, 6:43.4

Women's 800m, Sue Krogstad-Hill, 2:39.5
Women's 800m, Mary Rosado, 2:56.9

Men's 800m, David Pullman, 2:27.8
Men's 800m, Craig Plummer, 2:29.4
Men's 800m, Victor Broushet, 2:59.3

Women's 400m, Kim Mannen, 1:08.0, 1st place in her heat

Men's 400m, Joey Gonzalez, 1:01.9
Men's 400m, Noah Perlis, 1:02.1

Women's 4x400m, Central Park Track Club (Sue Krogstad-Hill, Kim Mannen, Mary Rosado, Denise Whitaker-Crain), 4:42.4, 1st place

Men's 4x400m, Central Park Track Club, 3:43.5, 1st place
Men's 4x400m, Central Park Track Club B, 4:10.4, 4:10.4, 3rd place

EYEWITNESS REPORT

"Kim Mannen ran what was believed to be her first 400m race in ... oh, like 35 years, and did she run! She not only ran her heart out, but she raced and raced smart.  Running on the outside, she was passed by Louise Clark-Feaster (A.U.R.A.) at about 150m.   Kim did not panic and stayed right behind her.  On the far turn with 100m to go, Kim made her move but stayed behind until she hit the last straightaway where Kim came up beside her and passed her with about 25m to go. Her time was 68 sec! Not bad for a redneck, huh?  So, why get lost in a sea of 350,000 people running the 'Muskrat 10K' or whatever when you can be running with Kim?"

Technical note on political correctness: If you were appalled at the use of the 'redneck' descriptor, please note that this (and only this) particular author is entitled to do so in this instance.  You see, writing about yourself in the third person is standard practice on this club ...

MAC OPEN & MASTERS MEET, Fordham University, NYC (January 9, 2000)

Men 400m, Anthony Baker, 64.8, 2nd M45-49
Men Mile, Anthony Baker, 6:56.6, 1st M45-49

COLGATE GAMES MEET # 2, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn (January 9, 2000)

Stacy Creamer, 1500m, 5:05.8, 4th place
Mary Rosado, 1500m, ~6:00

31st DARTMOUTH RELAYS, Hanover, NH (January 7th to January 9, 2000)

Men 35-39 400m, Alan Bautista, 55.68 (PR), 3rd place
Men 35-39 200m, Alan Bautista, 25.28 (PR), 2nd place

FRED LEBOW CLASSIC 5 MILER, Central Park, New York City (January 9, 2000)

PHOTO ALBUM

MEN, 2nd place Open Team

WOMEN

JOE YANCEY MEMORIAL MEET, The Armory, New York City (January 7, 2000)

Phil Lee, 200m, 26 seconds
Phil Lee, 400m, 61 seconds

Isaya Okwiya, 400m

Erik Goetze, 3000m, 9:13

COLGATE GAMES MEET # 1, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn (January 2, 2000)

Sue Krogstad-Hill, 1500m, 5:36.0, 3rd place open
Mary V. Rosado, 1500m, 6:00.1, 10th place open

Kyra Weiss, 200m, 40 seconds, 2nd place in heat (elementary school)
Kyra Weiss, 400m, 97 seconds, 3rd place in heat (elementary school)

Y2K 5K (RESOLUTION RUN), Weston, CT (January 1, 2000)

Alan Ruben, 17:33, 3rd overall, 1st veteran (40-49)
Bob Laufer, 24:06, 53rd overall, 1st Male 60+

MILLENNIUM MIDNIGHT RUN, Central Park, New York City (January 1, 2000)

PHOTO ALBUM

Peter Gambaccini reported the following in Runner's World Daily: "Third prize of $500 was taken by Noel Comess, a baker, and Amanda Hesser, a 'New York Times food writer,' who came as a champagne bottle and a champagne glass."  While it is standard for money-winning runners on our club to give the coach a symbolic $1, it is not clear whether or not coaching is relevant here.  Here is the photo!

COMMENT ON THE USE OF APOSTROPHES --- If Amanda Hesser is a 'New York Times food writer', then Noel Comess deserves to be a 'baker'.