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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
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POLICE/FIRE
5M RUN, Central Park, NYC (March 31, 2001)
Jonathan Cane, 36:27 (7:17 min/mile),
60th overall, 28th M30-39
JOIN
THE NYRRC 5 MILER, Central Park, NYC
(March 31, 2001)
MEN, 2nd place open team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 2 |
2 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
25:19 |
5:03 |
| 16 |
1 |
Tom Phillips |
45 |
27:44 |
5:32 |
| 28 |
4 |
Ricardo Granados |
42 |
29:45 |
5:57 |
| 42 |
6 |
Larry King |
40 |
30:30 |
6:05 |
| 45 |
19 |
David Smith |
45 |
30:47 |
6:08 |
| 55 |
22 |
Vincent Trinquesse |
36 |
31:23 |
6:16 |
| 67 |
27 |
Tom Frank |
38 |
31:44 |
6:21 |
| 102 |
17 |
Patrick Cowden |
43 |
33:13 |
6:37 |
| 110 |
17 |
Blair Boyer |
42 |
33:30 |
6:41 |
| 143 |
69 |
Matt Horvat |
36 |
34:26 |
6:49 |
| 145 |
2 |
George Hirsch |
66 |
34:28 |
6:53 |
| 202 |
10 |
Carlos Stafford |
55 |
35:42 |
7:07 |
| 586 |
27 |
Robert Haig |
53 |
40:28 |
8:05 |
WOMEN, 1st place open team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 7 |
3 |
Diana Fitzpatrick* |
43 |
30:50 |
6:09 |
| 8 |
2 |
Amy Sheeran |
29 |
31:25 |
6:15 |
| 9 |
4 |
Lauren Eckhart |
31 |
31:33 |
6:17 |
| 10 |
5 |
Shula Sarner |
30 |
31:48 |
6:21 |
| 77 |
36 |
Sandra Scibelli |
33 |
38:42 |
7:43 |
- Congratulatory note from Toby Tanser:
"THE GOLDEN GIRLS: The CPTC charged into the gold medal
position on Saturday. Our scorers were all inside the top
ten - this is looking great for the points club race in less than
three weeks. It is fantastic that the team is on a roll and gaining
momentum with each stride. Keep up the focus and maintain
the hard training, this is really getting super impressive. Thanks
to Amy, Lauren, Shula & Sandra for a FAB team performance
- you are rocking!"
- Prize money: US$50 goes to Amy Sheeran
being the fastest new NYRRC member.
TAPPAN
ZEE SPORTS BOOSTER CLUB RUN 10K, Orangeburg,
NY (March 25, 2001)
Terri Sonenclar, 43:30 (7:01
min/mile), 4th overall female, 2nd F40-44
SPRING
EQUINOX RACE (8K), New Canaan, CT
(March 25, 2001)
Hank Berkowitz, 28:26, 1st overall
MARCH MADNESS BIATHLON,
Central Park, NYC (March 25, 2001)
Stefani Jackenthal, 1:08:32,
overall female winner
Jane Monti, 1:26:47, 16th overall female, 1st F40-44
Margaret Nolan, 1:40:36, 43rd overall female, 5th F40-44
Olivier Baillet, 1:06:26, 12th
overall, 3rd M30-34
David Monti, 1:08:57, 19th overall, 3rd M40-44
MARATONA
DELLA CITTÀ DI ROMA, Rome, Italy (March
25, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
Michele Tagliati, 2:59:11 (2:48:45
chip time), 295th overall, 65th M40-44
It was not an ideal day for running, with 70'F
temperature and over 70% humidity, which is unusually hot even for
Rome in March. Only 60% of the 10,000 participants completed the
course, a rather low percentage even for us lazy Mediterranean
people ... The start was just outside the Coliseum in an overcast morning
and we quickly understood that our adventure would probably
match the gladiators' epics. After a mile or two we were
already drenched in sweat for the heat and the humidity, and
the frequent cobblestone tracts kept us very focused on our footsteps.
The first two thirds of the course were basically flat and
touching beautiful spots such as the Tevere river banks
and religious symbols like S.Peter Square and the Mosque.
After a short loop through the old Olympic Village where Abebe
Bikila probably spent some time back in 1960, we flanked
the river back toward the historical center. Though technically
difficult because of the cobblestones and frequent sharp
bends, the course brought us through the baroque heart
of Rome including Navona Square, Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain.
The final 10 kilometers were the toughest, not only because
of the dreaded "wall" but because they included several
uphill slopes that reminded me of dear Central Park ... The final
mile was very exciting (in theory) as it ran through the ruins
of ancient Rome, Caracalla's Baths and Circus Maximus to the
finish line just after a loop around the Coliseum.
While the monumental frame of the course was
without comparison, I have to say that the spectators' support could
have been warmer and louder. Even in the historical center,
there were long lonely tracts without anyone cheering us. On
the other hand, you could hear some complaints coming from drivers
forced to change their route ... Rome has to improve on this
front if they want to bring this marathon in par with New York,
Boston or London. Another minus sign was for the water tables,
which were placed every three miles, too long of a distance especially
in a hot day like yesterday. I was lucky to have some extra fluids
provided by my brother Marco who was following the course on
a bike.
As per my race, it was tough ... I proudly kept
my master sub-3h streak alive with a decent -- in that condition
-- 2h58:45 (chip time), but the last 10K were very painful. I
was able to keep my "ideal" 2h53 pace for over 30K (1h26'40
at half way), but the cobblestones and the humidity made
me pay a toll at the end. It took all of my "dignity"
(to use Tony's words) over the last 5 miles to keep on going.
Still, I didn't give up, helped by the constant encouragement
of my brother and other friends along the route. To stay
with the gladiators theme, heat and humidity were horrible
beasts to fight, in particular after training at 30'F or
less through the whole winter ... but as they say, "if
it doesn't kill you it'll make you stronger".
POWERBAR
20 MILE, Central Park, NYC (March 24, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
MEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 2 |
2 |
Toby Tanser* |
32 |
1:49:10 |
5:27 |
| 8 |
8 |
Alan Ruben |
44 |
1:54:59 |
5:44 |
| 11 |
3 |
Peter Allen |
40 |
2:02:42 |
6:08 |
| 26 |
10 |
Josh Feldman |
28 |
2:08:30 |
6:25 |
| 45 |
16 |
Vincent Trinquesse |
36 |
2:12:50 |
6:38 |
| 48 |
3 |
Rick Shaver |
48 |
2:13:06 |
6:39 |
| 49 |
19 |
Harry Morales |
38 |
2:13:07 |
6:39 |
| 70 |
13 |
Jon Weilbaker |
42 |
2:15:49 |
6:47 |
| 71 |
28 |
David Bosch |
34 |
2:16:12 |
6:48 |
| 77 |
31 |
James Siegel |
35 |
2:17:12 |
6:51 |
| 85 |
37 |
Tyronne Culpepper |
37 |
2:18:06 (PR) |
6:54 |
| 94 |
342 |
Bill Komaroff |
35 |
2:19:06 |
6:56 |
| 102 |
16 |
Patrick Cowden |
43 |
2:20:51 |
7:02 |
| 172 |
29 |
Blair Boyer |
42 |
2:29:47 |
7:29 |
| 204 |
93 |
Bob Summers |
33 |
2:32:43 |
7:37 |
| 246 |
23 |
Jerome O'Shaughnessy |
46 |
2:37:19 |
7:51 |
| 288 |
129 |
Joe Gravier |
31 |
2:43:23 |
8:07 |
| 309 |
133 |
Joe Frazetta |
37 |
2:45:02 |
8:14 |
| 334 |
8 |
Larry Diggs |
59 |
2:45:59 |
8:19 |
| 499 |
20 |
Carlos Stafford |
55 |
3:06:55 |
9:20 |
WOMEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 34 |
13 |
Cat Goodridge |
26 |
2:37:19 |
7:51 |
| 87 |
43 |
Ana Echeverri |
30 |
2:49:37 |
8:28 |
| 106 |
54 |
Sandra Scibelli |
33 |
2:54:24 |
8:42 |
| 124 |
47 |
Jessica Merritt |
22 |
2:57:44 |
8:48 |
RELAY TEAMS
Two-men teams
Richie Borrero (56:10) + Daniel Borrero (1:02:03),
1st place
James Ruiz (59:52) + Guillermo Rojas (1:09:16), 4th
place
Larry King (1:04:25) + Tim Grotenhuis (1:14:19),
9th place
David Howard (1:01:30) + Bola Awofeso (1:19:02),
11th place
3 person men teams
Todd Baldini (58:20) + Olivier Baillet (30:31) + Christopher
Filippi (28:06), 2nd place
4 person men teams
Tom Phillips (26:56) + Graeme Reid (29:12) + Craig
Chilton (28:38) + Stuart Calderwood (27:53), 1st place
2 person women teams
Lisa Semel (1:33:46) + Maureen Elmaleh (1:21:57),
22nd place
2 person coed teams
Margaret Angell (1:05:42) + Kevin Arlyck (58:15, PR
by 4 minutes), 2nd place
Aimee Landry (1:04:51) + Josh Friedman (1:06:18, PR),
3rd place
Isaya Okwiya (59:46) + Sue Rose (1:20:46), 6th place
Sarah Gross (1:13:44) + Michael Bernger (1:09:49),
7th place
3 person coed teams
Rasheed Azim (1:01:36) + Jose LaSalle (33:21)
+ Hermela Romero (34:21), 1st place
4 person coed teams
Robin Roberts (36:18) + Edward Johnson (35:39) + Anna
Manuel (44:13) + Lori Gerson (40:04), 25th place
Robin Roberts reports: "The Powerbar
Relay team I ran with had a last minute substitution (Tina
Hall ran for Ed Johnson) that transformed us from a
co-ed team to a 4-person female team. And, although we didn't
have the speediest of times, it was fast enough to come in first
(according to the times for 4-person female posted on the NYRRC
site) in our division! Too bad this isn't an "official
result." We just wanted someone to know!"
2 person master coed team
Irene Jackson-Schon (1:16:16) + Frank Schneiger (1:20:40),
4th place
NATIONAL
MASTERS INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS, Reggie Lewis
Center, Boston, MA (March 23, 2001)
M3000m
Erik Goetze, 8:48.76 (PR by 11 seconds), 2nd M30-34
Alston Brown, 11:23.87, 11th M50-59
Pentathlon
Skipper Clark, 3253 points, 1st F50-54
Craig Plummer, 2659 points, 7th M40-44
60m hurdles
Skipper Clark 12.36 W50-54 ( 1st place )
400m
Alston Brown 53.46 M50-54 ( 3rd place )
Richard Hamner 59.04 M55-59 ( 4th place )
Jim Aneshansley 67.75 M65-69 ( 5th place )
Sue Krogstad-Hill 66.75 W40-44 ( 3rd place )
Mary Rosado 75.76 W50-54 ( 5th place )
Mile
Devon Sargent 5:37.16 W30-34 (3rd place)
Mary Rosado 6:20.30 W50-54 ( 3rd place )
Erik Goetze 4:28.02 M30-34 ( 3rd place
)
Craig Plummer 5:18.95 M40-44 ( 20th place )
Sid Howard 5:31.46 M60-64 ( 2nd place )
Long Jump
Skipper Clark 3.82m/12'06.50
W50-54 ( 1st place )
Shot Put
Skipper Clark 8.97m/29'05.25
W50-54 ( 1st place )
200m
Sue Krogstad-Hill, 29.98, 3rd W40-44
Skipper Clark, 30.38, 2nd W50-54
Raphael Devalle, 28.94, 13th M45-49
800m
Devon Sargent, 2:24.78, 1st W30-34
Kim Mannen, 2:26.65, 3rd W35-39
Mary V. Rosado, 2:56.22, 3rd W50-54
Stephen Sipe, 2:08.81, 5th M30-34
Craig Plummer, 2:18.00, 11th M40-44
Tom Hartshorne, 2:08.45, 4th M45-49
Alston Brown, 2:03.19, 2nd M50-54
Sid Howard, 2:24.14, 3rd M60-64
Jim Aneshansley, 2:33.74, 2nd M65-69
High Jump
Skipper Clark, 1.20 (3'11.25), 1st W50-54
FRONT RUNNERS
TRACK MEET, The Armory, NYC (March 18, 2001)
(results are incomplete at this time
...)
400m
Raphael Devalle, 57.1( PR by 3 seconds & 4th place men
40-49 )
800m
Tom Hartshorne, 2:08.6
Jim Aneshansley, 2:33.5
Sylvie Kimché, 2:59.2
Mile
Lauren Eckhart, 5:31.5 ( 2nd place women 30-39 )
Sylvie Kimché, 6:31.7 ( 1st place women 50-59)
Stuart Calderwood, 4:49.0 ( 1st place overall )
Sid Howard, 5:25.0 ( 1st place 60-69 )
3000m
Sylvie Kimché, 13:20.4
4x800m relay/coed
Central Park Track Club (Stacy Creamer, Alston
Brown, Lauren Eckhart, Stuart Calderwood), 1st
place
INDIVIDUAL SPLITS
Tom Hartshorne ( 800m )
200m - 31.33
400m - 62.94
600m - 1:35.29
800m - 2:08.48 ( official time: 2:08.6 )
Sid Howard (mile )
200m - 39.22
400m - 1:19.75
600m - 2:01.51
800m - 2:42.67
1000m- 3:26.01
1200m- 4:07.91
1400m- 4:58.50
1600m- 5:24.99 ( official time: 5:25.0 )
Stuart Calderwood ( mile )=200m splits
35.31
36.70
35.08
37.89
36.20
36.54
36.32
34.86
4:48.90 ( official time: 4:49.0 )
Jim Aneshansley ( 800m )
200m - 37.50
400m - 1:17.02
600m - 1:56.10
800m - 2:33.45 ( official time: 2:33.5 )
Sylvie Kimché ( 800m ) = 200m splits
43.11
45.70
47.32
42.99
2:59.2
Sylvie Kimché ( 3000m ) = 200m splits
48.83
53.15
53.53
53.54
53.23
52.84
53.48
53.65
53.90
53.96
54.21
54.49
54.30
54.88
52.21
13:20.20 ( official time: 13:20.4 )
RUTHERFORD
5K ROTARY, Rutherford, NJ (March 17, 2001)
Jan Farnung-Krause, 23:06 (7:27
min/mile), 53rd overall, 1st F45-49
USATF EASTERN REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS,
Prince George Sports Complex, Landover, MD (March 17, 2001)
200m
Sue Krogstad-Hill, 31.3, 1st F40-44
Mary V. Rosado, 33.9 (PR), 3rd F50-54
400m
Devon Sargent, 66.0, 1st F30-34
Sue Krogstad-Hill, 68.1, 1st F40-44
Kim Mannen, 68.3, 1st F35-39
Mary V. Rosado, 1st F50-54
800m
Devon Sargent, 2:28.2, 1st F30-34
Kim Mannen, 2:31.9, 1st F35-39
Sue Krogstad-Hill, 2:44.6, 1st F40-44
Mary V. Rosado, 2:51.1, 1st F50-54
1500m
Mary V. Rosado, 6:00.0, 1st F50-54
LOOKIN'
GOOD RUN (5K), Houston,
TX (March 17, 2001)
Rob Zand, 15:53, first place
overall ($100)
SPRING
FLING 4 MILER, Central Park, NY (March 17,
2001)
MEN, 3rd place open team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 1 |
1 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
19:51 |
4:57 |
| 12 |
1 |
Tom Phillips |
45 |
21:50 |
5:27 |
| 22 |
9 |
James Siegel |
35 |
23:13 |
5:48 |
| 40 |
3 |
Ricardo Granados |
42 |
24:09 |
6:02 |
| 52 |
3 |
Rick Shaver |
48 |
24:25 |
6:06 |
| 61 |
25 |
Guillermo Rojas |
27 |
24:49 |
6:07 |
| 67 |
26 |
Joe Gravier |
31 |
25:12 |
6:14 |
| 74 |
31 |
Vincent Trinquesse |
31 |
25:25 |
6:20 |
| 123 |
15 |
Blair Boyer |
41 |
26:39 |
6:39 |
| 220 |
1 |
George Hirsch |
66 |
28:09 |
7:01 |
| 228 |
4 |
Carlos Stafford |
55 |
28:19 |
7:04 |
| 312 |
20 |
Chip Olsen |
53 |
29:30 |
7:20 |
| 451 |
198 |
Michael Rosenthal |
37 |
31:14 |
7:46 |
| 546 |
35 |
Jerome O'Shaughnessy |
46 |
32:04 |
7:54 |
| 549 |
239 |
Jonathan DeMichael |
33 |
32:06 |
7:24 |
| 667 |
83 |
Tim Kincaid |
41 |
33:20 |
7:42 |
| 925 |
390 |
Jared DeMichael |
31 |
36:00 |
8:23 |
| 946 |
59 |
Dale Jones |
52 |
36:17 |
8:46 |
WOMEN, 1st place open team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 5 |
1 |
Stacy Creamer |
42 |
24:49 |
6:12 |
| 11 |
2 |
Amy Sheeran |
29 |
25:38 |
6:23 |
| 14 |
8 |
Audrey Kingsley |
32 |
26:05 |
6:30 |
| 18 |
6 |
Jessica Merritt |
22 |
26:46 |
6:41 |
| 39 |
7 |
Diane Lebowitz |
41 |
28:46 |
7:10 |
| 75 |
26 |
Janice Brown |
24 |
30:24 |
7:30 |
| 82 |
3 |
Jane Kenney |
45 |
30:29 |
7:32 |
| 157 |
63 |
Christine Knafelc |
28 |
32:12 |
7:49 |
| 170 |
73 |
Michelle Santomassino |
30 |
32:37 |
7:27 |
| 313 |
134 |
Sandra Scibelli |
33 |
35:05 |
8:40 |
| 684 |
266 |
Martha Rojas |
29 |
39:15 |
9:18 |
- Technical note: A number of our people
incorporated this race as part of their long marathon training
run, which is why their times appear to be slower than normal.
- Although Amy Sheeran has been running
with us for a few months, this is her first race here and she
gets 2nd place age group award as well as first-place team award.
Great start!
WARREN
STREET ST. PATRICK'S DAY CLASSIC 4 MILER,
Fairfield, CT (March 11, 2001)
Terri Sonenclar, 27:54 (6:59
min/mile), 14th overall, 2nd F40-44
BROOKLYN
HALF MARATHON, Brooklyn, NY (March
10, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
MEN, 1st place
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 1 |
1 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
1:09:51 |
5:19 |
| 8 |
1 |
Alan Ruben |
44 |
1:13:40 |
5:37 |
| 9 |
6 |
Erik Goetze |
33 |
1:13:47 (PR) |
5:37 |
| 10 |
7 |
Rob Zand |
31 |
1:14:29 |
5:41 |
| 16 |
12 |
Richie Borrero |
30 |
1:15:25 |
5:45 |
| 26 |
7 |
Josh Feldman |
26 |
1:16:39 |
5:50 |
| 36 |
3 |
Stuart Calderwood |
42 |
1:17:27 |
5:54 |
| 40 |
25 |
Craig Chilton |
33 |
1:18:04 |
5:57 |
| 45 |
5 |
Graeme Reid |
40 |
1:18:34 (PR) |
5:59 |
| 54 |
18 |
Kevin Arlyck |
28 |
1:20:09 (PR) |
6:06 |
| 72 |
38 |
Olivier Baillet |
30 |
1:22:10 (PR) |
6:15 |
| 79 |
41 |
David Bosch |
34 |
1:22:57 |
6:19 |
| 96 |
49 |
James Siegel |
35 |
1:24:02 |
6:24 |
| 97 |
5 |
Rick Shaver |
47 |
1:24:05 |
6:24 |
| 100 |
11 |
Charles Stark |
48 |
1:24:08 |
6:24 |
| 130 |
67 |
Vincent Trinquesse |
36 |
1:25:53 |
6:30 |
| 132 |
13 |
Peter Allen |
40 |
1:25:58 |
6:33 |
| 140 |
17 |
Michele Tagliati |
40 |
1:26:10 |
6:34 |
| 158 |
80 |
Adam Riess |
35 |
1:26:58 (PR) |
6:37 |
| 161 |
20 |
Victor Osayi |
44 |
1:27:06 |
6:38 |
| 174 |
86 |
Ross Galitsky |
39 |
1:27:35 |
6:40 |
| 190 |
27 |
Ricardo Granados |
42 |
1:28:17 |
6:42 |
| 199 |
98 |
Peter Smith |
34 |
1:28:55 |
6:46 |
| 202 |
100 |
Bob Summers |
33 |
1:29:10 |
6:47 |
| 241 |
14 |
Jerome O'Shaughnessy |
46 |
1:30:21 |
6:53 |
| 254 |
62 |
Josh Friedman |
28 |
1:31:01 (PR) |
6:56 |
| 315 |
50 |
Roger Liberman |
41 |
1:33:15 |
7:06 |
| 326 |
52 |
Blair Boyer |
41 |
1:33:40 |
7:08 |
| 383 |
64 |
Craig Plummer |
42 |
1:36:30 |
7:21 |
| 511 |
11 |
Carlos Stafford |
55 |
1:40:02 (PR) |
7:36 |
| 655 |
2 |
Guenter Erich |
67 |
1:43:48 |
7:51 |
| 706 |
106 |
Jon Weilbaker |
42 |
1:45:10 |
8:01 |
| 814 |
50 |
Robert Haig |
53 |
1:47:54 |
8:13 |
| 1037 |
435 |
Michael Rosenthal |
37 |
1:53:55 |
8:41 |
| 1094 |
457 |
Peter Homsher |
34 |
1:55:12 |
8:41 |
| 1339 |
558 |
Alan Kipust |
38 |
2:02:25 |
9:17 |
WOMEN, 1st place
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 5 |
2 |
Margaret Angell |
24 |
1:24:54 (PR) |
6:28 |
| 6 |
3 |
Alayne Adams |
39 |
1:25:07 |
6:29 |
| 13 |
8 |
Shula Sarner |
30 |
1:28:26 (PR) |
6:44 |
| 23 |
14 |
Audrey Kingsley |
32 |
1:31:02 |
6:56 |
| 28 |
7 |
Cat Goodrich |
26 |
1:32:00 |
7:01 |
| 53 |
34 |
Eve Kaplan |
30 |
1:36:18 |
7:20 |
| 126 |
36 |
Jessica Merritt |
22 |
1:43:35 |
7:53 |
| 164 |
86 |
Ana Echeverri |
30 |
1:46:43 |
8:07 |
| 204 |
3 |
Carol Tyler |
62 |
1:49:48 |
8:21 |
| 248 |
10 |
Jan Farmung-Krause |
46 |
1:52:21 |
8:31 |
| 489 |
67 |
Margaret Nolan |
40 |
2:02:14 |
9:14 |
NEWARK
DISTANCE RUN (20K), Newark, NJ (March 4,
2001)
Kellie Quinones, 1:27:30 (7:02
min/mile), 5th overall, 4th F30-39
Jay Borok, 1:34:28 (7:36 min/mile), 68th overall, 24th M30-39
MAC OPEN/MASTER
CHAMPIONSHIPS, The Armory, NYC (March 4,
2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
Open women 800m
Devon Sargent, 2:27.61
Open Men 200m
Ray Prybylski, 25.70
Dean Kerr, 25.86
Open Men Mile
Erik Goetze, 4:28.11
Masters Women 60m
Denise Whittaker-Crain, 9.53, 2nd W40-44
Skipper Clark, 9.31, 1st W50-54
Masters Women 200m
Sue Krogstad-Hill, 29.25, 2nd W40-44
Skipper Clark, 31.59, 1st W50-54
Mary V Rosado, 34.65, 2nd W50-54
Masters Women 400m
Sue Krogstad-Hill, 1:05.88, 2nd W40-55
Masters Women 800m
Denise Whitaker-Crain, 2:42.97, 1st W40-44
Mary V. Rosado, 2:55.69, 1st W50-54
Masters Women Mile
Mary V Rosado, 6:07.25, 2nd W50-54
Masters Women High Jump
Skipper Clark, 1.22m (4'00.00), 1st W50-54
Masters Women Long Jump
Skipper Clark, 3.91m (12'10.00), 1st W50-54
Masters Women Shot Put
Skipper Clark, 9.08m (29'09.50), 1st W50-54
Masters Men 200m
Alan Bautista, 25.34, 4th M35-39
Raphael Devalle, 28.16, 5th M45-49
Alston Brown, 24.48, 2nd M50-54
Noah Perlis, 26.88, 4th M50-54
Richie Hamner, 26.20, 2nd M55-59
Masters Men 400m
Alan Bautista, 55.53, 4th M35-39
Raphael Devalle, 1:01.03, 3rd M45-49
Alston Brown, 53.29, 1st M50-54
Noah Perlis, 1:01.73, 6th M50-54
Richie Hamner, 57.17, 1st M55-59
Dan Hamner, 1:08.13, 1st M60-64
Jim Aneshansley, 1.07.99, M65-69
Masters Men 800m
Craig Plummer, 2:20.61, 4th M40-44
Tom Hartshorne, 2:09.13, 1st M45-49
Alston Brown, 2:10.30, 1st M50-54
Sid Howard, 2:30.16, 1st M60-64
Jim Aneshansley, 2:34.50, 1st M65-69
Masters Men Mile
Stuart Calderwood, 4:52.36, 2nd M40-44
Craig Plummer, 5:12.07, 5th M40-44
Masters Men 60m Hurdles
Craig Plummer, 11.67, 1st M40-44
Masters Men High Jump
Craig Plummer, 1.47m (4'09.75), 2nd M40-44
Masters Men Long Jump
Craig Plummer, 5.13m (16'10.00), 1st M40-44
Masters Men's Team: Central
Park Track Club, 1st place
Masters Women's Team: Central Park Track Club, 1st place
SUTTER HOME NAPA
VALLEY MARATHON, Napa Valley, CA (March 4,
2001)
Jonathan Cane, 4:11:50, 615th
overall
COOGAN'S
SALSA, BLUES AND SHAMROCK 5K, Washington
Heights, NY (March 4, 2001)
MEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 3 |
1 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
15:19 |
4:56 |
| 35 |
3 |
Stuart Calderwood |
42 |
17:22 |
5:35 |
| 40 |
14 |
Johnny Perez |
37 |
17:40 |
5:40 |
| 43 |
16 |
Steve Eick |
37 |
17:46 |
5:42 |
| 87 |
23 |
Tyronne Culpepper |
37 |
19:20 |
6:13 |
| 98 |
6 |
Ricardo Granados |
42 |
19:31 |
6:17 |
| 158 |
18 |
Blair Boyer |
41 |
20:56 |
6:44 |
| 179 |
45 |
Arthur Cooke |
39 |
21:19 |
6:51 |
| 210 |
23 |
Leon Brown |
41 |
21:58 |
6:57 |
| 332 |
36 |
Brian Barry |
43 |
23:58 |
7:41 |
| 346 |
20 |
Robert Haig |
53 |
24:17 |
7:48 |
| 1143 |
212 |
Michael Rosenthal |
37 |
48:58 |
15:47 |
WOMEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 7 |
3 |
Stacy Creamer |
42 |
19:10 |
6:10 |
ROGER MESSENGER MEMORIAL MASTERS
MILE
Tom Hartshorne, 4:58.5, 9th place
CLUB
NIGHT GALA, New York City, NY (February
24, 2001)
The Central Park Track Club received
the Men's Open 3rd place, Women's Open 4th place and Men's Masters
1st place awards.
Male 30-39 Runner of the Year: Toby
Tanser
Summary: "1500 3:44 | 10K 28:45
| 10M 48:25 | Half 1:03:01 | Marathon 2:16:07. Not enough
space to list the NYRRC races he ran or won in 2000. His dedication
is the year's highlight."
 |
On this website, there is plenty
of space to list all of his victories this year:
-
Run for the Rainforest 5K,
Central Park, NYC, April 22
-
L'Oréal Twosome 10K, Central
Park, NYC, April 29
-
Flugleiðahlaupið 7 km, Reykjavik,
Iceland, May 4
-
The Y-ME Race Against Breast
Cancer, Chicago, Illinois, May 14
-
The Firemen's 5K, Central
Park, NY, May 18
-
Tommy's American 4 Miler,
Central Park, NYC, July 4
-
Tavern On The Green Breakfast
Run, Central Park, NYC, July 19
-
Dash & Splash Five Miler,
Central Park, NYC, July 29
-
Manhattan Half Marathon,
Central Park, NYC, August 5
-
New York City Marathon Tune-Up
(18 miles), Central Park, NYC, August 27
-
Henry Isola XC 4 Miler, Van
Cortlandt Park, NYC, September 3
-
Harry Murphy XC 5K, Van Cortlandt
Park, NYC, September 10
-
AHA Wall Street Run, New
York City, September 20
-
Terrace Bagels 10K, Prospect
Park, October 1
-
Staten Island Half Marathon,
Staten Island, NYC, October 15
-
Turkey Trot Five Miler, Prospect
Park, Brooklyn, November 23
-
Hot Chocolate 15K, Central
Park, NYC, December 2
-
Holiday Classic 5M, Prospect
Park, December 3
-
Banchory & Stonehaven
AC 3 Mile Boxing Day Run, Scotland, December 26
Technical note: We believe that there is at
least one race missing (he won't tell us!). As for the
list of races that he ran (usually finishing in the top three),
we really don't have space (we believe it is almost up to
fifty) ...
|
Male 50-54 Runner of the Year: Alston
Brown
Summary: "Personal Bests: Mile
4:28| 10K 37:00 | Half 1:18 | Marathon 2:35. Lists the 99 NYC Marathon
as the toughest race he's ever run."
 |
His personal best 10K time was
listed as 37:00 in the summary biography. With due respect,
we note that his 10K split at the 2000 New York City Marathon
was 36:38! Also, it is difficult to figure out how someone's
PR could be 2:35 at the marathon but 1:18 at the half marathon
(2 x 1:18 = 2:36).
The award on this night was in consideration
for his road racing accomplishments. We duly note that
at the USATF National Masters Track & Field Championships,
this multi-talented man was
- 2nd in the 400m in 53.41
- 1st in the 800m in 2:09.26
- 1st in the 1500m in 4:28.66
|
Male 60-64 Runner of the Year: Sid
Howard
Summary: "Personal Bests:10K 39:27|
10M 63:01. Broke 60-64 Indoor 800m WR (2:14.75) on his 60th
birthday. Holds outdoor WR (2:21.71)."
 |
Here are the road running results
for Sid this year:
- Bermuda International 10K, 43:50, 1st
- Gridiron Classic 5K, 20:17, 1st
- Snowflake 4 Miler, 24:54, 1st
- Cherry Blossom 10K, 39:53, 1st
- Old Bridge 5K, 19:28, 1st
- Ed Sherlock 5 Miler (Bahamas), 32:30, 1st
- WABC Fight Against Prostate Cancer 5K,
19:17, 1st
- Firecracker 4 Miler, 25:14, 1st
- Club Championships, 32:13, 1st
- Labor Day 5K (Plainfield), 18:53, 1st
- George Sheehan Mile, 5:06.9, 2nd
- Not Quite the New York City Marathon, 20:11,
1st
- NYRRC Cross Country Championships, 21:00,
1st
- USATF National Masters Cross Country Championships
5K, 20:53, 5th
- Peter McArdle 15K, 1:10:48, 1st
- Joe Kleinerman 10K, 40:19, 1st
Correction: His personal best for a
10K is by far better than 39:27. Although he does not
boast about his times, once upon a time while driving back
downtown from an Armory workout, he pointed to Amstersdam
Avenue and said, "I once ran 34 minutes down this street
in the Harlem 10K, and all I got was third place!"
|
We also had these individual nominees:
Peter Allen, Men 40-44
Stuart Calderwood, Men 40-44
Alan Ruben, Men 40-44
Robert Francis, Men 50-54
Stacy Creamer, Women 40-44
Carol Tyler, Women 60-64
SNOWFLAKE
FOUR MILER, Central Park, NYC (February
24, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
MEN, 1st place open team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 3 |
2 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
19:48 |
4:57 |
| 11 |
2 |
Alan Ruben |
43 |
21:12 |
5:17 |
| 12 |
3 |
Peter Allen |
40 |
21:27 |
5:21 |
| 20 |
5 |
Stuart Calderwood |
42 |
21:54 |
5:28 |
| 21 |
6 |
Noel Comess |
42 |
21:57 |
5:28 |
| 23 |
2 |
Tom Phillips |
45 |
22:07 |
5:31 |
| 28 |
8 |
Graeme Reid |
40 |
22:32 |
5:37 |
| 30 |
6 |
Kevin Arlyck |
28 |
22:40 |
5:39 |
| 40 |
18 |
James Siegel |
35 |
23:23 |
5:50 |
| 49 |
11 |
Jon Weilbaker |
42 |
23:41 |
5:54 |
| 60 |
14 |
Victor Osayi |
44 |
24:046 |
6:01 |
| 61 |
30 |
Tyronne Culpepper |
37 |
24:06 |
6:01 |
| 62 |
31 |
Vincent Trinquesse |
36 |
24:08 |
5:49 |
| 64 |
15 |
Charlie Stark |
44 |
24:11 |
6:01 |
| 80 |
18 |
Larry King |
40 |
24:41 |
6:09 |
| 90 |
46 |
Joe Gravier |
31 |
24:58 |
6:15 |
| 91 |
47 |
Rich Hollander |
37 |
25:14 |
6:16 |
| 103 |
51 |
Gordon Streeter |
32 |
25:44 |
6:24 |
| 110 |
7 |
Mark Gombiner |
49 |
25:44 |
6:24 |
| 129 |
65 |
Bob Summers |
33 |
26:06 |
6:30 |
| 146 |
26 |
Blair Boyer |
41 |
26:27 |
6:36 |
| 182 |
30 |
Roger Liberman |
41 |
26:58 |
6:43 |
| 234 |
120 |
Arthur Cooke |
36 |
27:53 |
6:57 |
| 240 |
35 |
Craig Plummer |
42 |
28:00 |
6:39 |
| 290 |
39 |
Jeff Wilson |
43 |
28:49 |
7:07 |
| 298 |
1 |
George Hirsch |
66 |
28:57 |
7:13 |
| 319 |
26 |
Jerome O'Shaughnessy |
46 |
29:12* |
7:17 |
| 345 |
18 |
Bill Wiese |
53 |
29:36 |
7:19 |
| 375 |
49 |
Brian Barry |
43 |
29:54 |
7:21 |
| 407 |
27 |
Robert Haig |
53 |
30:21 |
7:34 |
| 408 |
28 |
Chip Olsen |
53 |
30:22 |
7:31 |
| 650 |
48 |
J.R. Mojica |
46 |
33:01 |
8:14 |
* Represents the middle of long
20-mile training run to prepare for the Boston Marathon, and would
not have raced but for the significance of the Snowflake Run for
this team.
WOMEN, 2nd place open team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 5 |
2 |
Margaret Angell |
24 |
23:17 (PR) |
5:49 |
| 13 |
4 |
Stacy Creamer |
41 |
24:13 (PR) |
6:02 |
| 17 |
7 |
Margaret Schotte |
24 |
24:21 |
6:04 |
| 19 |
7 |
Stephanie Gould |
35 |
24:26 |
6:05 |
| 27 |
13 |
Shula Sarner |
30 |
25:02 (PR) |
6:14 |
| 30 |
16 |
Lauren Eckhart |
30 |
25:19 |
6:19 |
| 32 |
18 |
Audrey Kingsley |
32 |
25:28 |
6:21 |
| 51 |
18 |
Jessica Merritt* |
22 |
26:20 |
6:34 |
| 52 |
19 |
Cat Goodrich |
26 |
26:21 |
6:33 |
| 56 |
28 |
Kim Mannen |
35 |
26:29 (PR) |
6:36 |
| 57 |
29 |
Kellie Quinones |
39 |
26:32 |
6:37 |
| 65 |
7 |
Sarah Gross |
44 |
26:57 |
6:43 |
| 70 |
32 |
Eve Kaplan |
30 |
27:14 |
6:47 |
| 97 |
1 |
Mary V. Rosado |
51 |
28:16 |
7:03 |
| 101 |
46 |
Monica Bonamego |
36 |
28:21 |
7:04 |
| 104 |
14 |
Diane Lebowitz |
41 |
28:31 |
7:06 |
| 115 |
53 |
Sandra Scibelli |
33 |
28:54 |
7:12 |
| 118 |
6 |
Mindy Solkin |
46 |
28:57 |
7:12 |
| 129 |
58 |
Ana Echeverri |
30 |
29:08 |
7:16 |
| 137 |
21 |
Jane Monti |
43 |
29:18 |
7:17 |
| 141 |
4 |
Sylvie Kimché |
54 |
29:21 |
7:19 |
| 175 |
30 |
Robin Roberts |
41 |
30:15 |
7:32 |
| 214 |
2 |
Carol Tyler |
62 |
31:02 |
7:41 |
| 374 |
52 |
Margaret Nolan |
40 |
33:53 |
8:23 |
| 647 |
8 |
Lynn Blackstone |
60 |
37:02 |
9:14 |
| 1183 |
64 |
Denise Ruben* |
45 |
51:37 |
12:40 |
THURSDAY
NIGHT AT THE RACES, The Armory, New York
City (February 22, 2001)
TWO MILES
Toby Tanser, 9:08.1
Erik Goetze, 9:37.8 (PR)
Alan Ruben, 9:55.8
Alston Brown, 10:26.5
Johnny A. Perez, 10:50.7
Roger Liberman, 12:26.2 (indoor track debut = automatic PR)
W800m
Devon Sargent, 2:25.50
Sue Krogstad-Hill, 2:34.83
Janice Brown, 2:40.6
M800m
Tom Hartshorne, 2:11.3
Tom Phillips, 2:15.1
Guillermo Rojas*, 2:19.6
Craig Plummer, 2:19.9
Ray Prybylski, 2:25.4
Noah Perlis, 2:38.2
M400m
Alston Brown, 53.6
Richie Hamner, 57.5
Raphael Devalle, 1:00.6
RELAY (10000m = 10 person x 5 x
200m)
Central Park Track Club, DQ
Technical Notes:
WOKINGHAM
HALF MARATHON, Wokingham, UK (February 18, 2001)
Paul Stuart-Smith, 1:15:46,
16th place overall
METROPOLITAN
50 MILER, Central Park, New York City (February
18, 2001)
Megumi Fukami, 9:10:35 (11:00
min/mile), 3rd place overall, 1st F30-39
KURT
STEINER 50K, Central Park, New York City
(February 18, 2001)
Adam Riess, 3:56:17 PR (7:36
min/mile), 5th place overall, 2nd M30-39
Guenter Erich, 4:58:50 (9:36 min/mile), 27th overall, 1st
M65-69
Acknowledgements from Adam Riess
I'd like to thank Michele Tagliati
and Graeme Reid for pacing me for the first four loops,
even though they threatened to charge $1 per mile, EACH! On top
of that, I think I was the one providing the laughing-stock entertainment
for THEIR morning run!
Comments by Michele
Tagliati:
When Adam told me with enthusiastic pitch after
the race on Saturday "I'm going to run the 50K tomorrow!",
I initially thought he was totally out of his mind. But then,
recognizing the true runner in him, Graeme and I decided to dedicate
our (now ritual) Sunday long race to Adam's brave approach
to ultramarathon. It was bitterly cold at 9am, when we arrived
at 102nd Street to meet Adam. An interesting group of runners
had gathered just where the East Drive bifurcate into the sweet
downslope of the cutoff and the dreaded drive to the Harlem Hill.
First of all they were less than the usual weekend race in the
Park. Many less, not more than 100 people. They made us think
of a pre-mass marathon era, maybe the first NYRRC races, the pioneers
times of Corbitt and Lebow, when the NYC marathon course was entirely
in the Park. No Park Commissioner talks, no mats, no chips,
not even a clear starting line. Even the runners were different, paradoxically
less fit and competitive, they seemed more members of a religious
sect gathering for some mysterious ritual in the open air than
the high-tech sneakers wearing dudes who usually zoom around the
Park. A romantic view? Maybe, definitively bucolic
and a bit "good old sixties".
After a few summary instructions from
the officials, we started, flanking Adam on his way to run
50K. A beautiful sun failed to warm up the air, but at least made
the Park's winter colors spectacular. The pace was not
irresistible. We found ourselves among the first 5-8 runners
despite a comfortable 7'15-7'30/mile pace. We tried (successfully?)
to distract Adam and keep him relaxed, while providing some minor
services like warming up for him the cups of solid ice served
at the restoration tables ... After all, this was not an unusual
situation for us. Adam and I have been "running buddies"
during the past two years and Graeme has been a strong
and pleasant "fixture" of weekend long runs in the last
couple of months. In other words, there was more an atmosphere
of long training run than racing. At some point we caught up with
the runner in 5th position and started chatting with him. He had
a nice Australian accent and told us he is preparing
for Boston. He seemed relieved to know that only Adam was in the
competition while the other two runners would soon fade away ...
I left the course after about 15 miles, as
planned, though it took some self-discipline to give up that comfortable
and exciting scene (Hey! we were talking 5th overall ...). I think
Graeme continued for a few miles and left too. Adam continued
on his regular pace and conquered his first ultramarathon,
completing the 50K in less than 4 hours!! He called me at the
end of his remarkable performance, when I had already completed
my stretching exercises, took a warm shower and almost finished
lunch ... I was so proud of him! Not to mention that he was able
to defend his 5th place overall, quite an accomplishment
for a rookie!!
AL
GORDON 15K, Central Park, New York City (February
17, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
MEN, 1st place open team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 2 |
1 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
48:17 |
5:11 |
| 7 |
2 |
Alan Ruben |
43 |
51:13 |
5:30 |
| 8 |
4 |
Erik Goetze |
33 |
51:22 (PR) |
5:31 |
| 12 |
6 |
Richie Borrero |
31 |
51:43 |
5:33 |
| 14 |
7 |
Rob Zand |
31 |
51:52 (PR) |
5:35 |
| 18 |
5 |
Joshua Feldman |
25 |
52:51 |
5:40 |
| 21 |
11 |
Isaya Okwiya |
30 |
53:11 |
5:42 |
| 22 |
1 |
Tom Phillips |
45 |
53:15 |
5:43 |
| 29 |
7 |
Stuart Calderwood |
42 |
54:00 |
5:47 |
| 30 |
15 |
Craig Chilton |
33 |
54:15 |
5:49 |
| 38 |
20 |
Steve Eick |
37 |
55:12 |
5:55 |
| 42 |
8 |
Graeme Reid |
40 |
55:17 |
5:56 |
| 71 |
5 |
Rick Shaver |
48 |
58:16 |
6:15 |
| 73 |
37 |
Olivier Baillet |
30 |
58:19 |
6:15 |
| 93 |
19 |
Michele Tagliati |
40 |
59:35 |
6:25 |
| 100 |
50 |
Tyronne Culpepper |
37 |
1:00:11 (PR) |
6:27 |
| 102 |
51 |
Adam Riess |
35 |
1:00:24 |
6:29 |
| 103 |
52 |
James Siegel |
35 |
1:00:32 |
6:30 |
| 107 |
53 |
Vincent Trinquesse |
36 |
1:01:04 |
6:32 |
| 125 |
24 |
Josh Friedman |
28 |
1:02:33 (PR) |
6:41 |
| 185 |
30 |
Roger Lieberman |
30 |
1:04:57 |
6:58 |
| 192 |
94 |
Peter Smith |
35 |
1:05:12 |
6:59 |
| 198 |
32 |
Blair Boyer |
41 |
1:05:23 |
7:01 |
| 226 |
108 |
Bob Summers |
33 |
1:06:43 |
7:10 |
| 259 |
48 |
Craig Plummer |
41 |
1:07:54 |
7:17 |
| 269 |
125 |
Jay Borok |
38 |
1:08:15 |
7:18 |
| 285 |
134 |
Arthur Cooke |
36 |
1:08:56 |
7:23 |
| 339 |
31 |
J.R. Mojica |
46 |
1:10:51 |
7:36 |
| 349 |
12 |
Carlos Stafford |
55 |
1:11:14 |
7:36 |
| 447 |
39 |
Robert Haig |
53 |
1:14:01 |
7:57 |
| 470 |
42 |
Bill Wiese |
53 |
1:14:34 |
7:59 |
WOMEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 19 |
10 |
Shula Sarner |
30 |
1:07:38 |
7:09 |
| 21 |
11 |
Kellie Quinones |
39 |
1:07:45 |
7:16 |
| 45 |
7 |
Laura Miller |
42 |
1:11:32 |
7:41 |
| 46 |
3 |
Irene Jackson-Schon |
53 |
1:11:35 |
7:41 |
| 54 |
20 |
Monica Bonamego |
36 |
1:12:52 |
7:49 |
Technical notes:
- 15K must be a short distance, since Adam Riess
showed up the next morning to finish 5th in the Kurt Steiner 50K
- Seen in the race with race numbers but without
race results --- Jerome O'Shaughnessy and Frank Schneiger
- Jerome O'Shaughnessy explains: "I
ran the race on Saturday but did not appear in the results because
I forgot my chip!
(Apologies to the team). My mind was more on the mileage.
My 9.3 mile race was part of a 16 mile training run. My
time was 1.04.44 ......... That was for the 9.3 not the 16."
- Shula Sarner requested, "Please annotate
that this was a training run for me."
- Monica Bonamego said, "My race time
includes a 3 minute pit stop at mile seven (Delacorte Theatre).
Please let people know not to drink a bottle of wine the night
before a race, no matter what vintage!" This has been
a public service announcement from your favorite website.
17th ANNUAL WOKINGHAM HALF MARATHON,
Berkshire, England (February 11, 2001)
Paul Stuart-Smith, 1:15:45
Colin Frew, 1:24:09
Although we couldn't find the results listing yet, here is an interestingly
detailed bit of information
about the race.
Whereas Wokingham District Council is satisfied that traffic
on the said roads should be prohibited or restricted for the purpose
of facilitating the holding of the Seventeenth Wokingham Half
Marathon to be held on various roads within the Wokingham District
listed in Articles 3 (a) and (b) of this Order.
Now therefore the Council in exercise of its powers under Sections
16A, B and C of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended
by the Road Traffic Regulation (Special Events) Act 1994 and all
other enabling powers hereby makes the following Order:
1. This Order may be cited as the Wokingham District Council
(various roads, Wokingham) (seventeenth Wokingham Half Marathon)
Order 2001.
- This order shall come into force at 09.00am on 11 day of February
2001 and shall continue in force until 02.00pm on that date
subject to the restrictions set out in articles 3(a) and (b)
below
- The effects of this Order are to prohibit any vehicle from:
a) proceeding in any direction along the following
roads: Bell Foundry Lane for its entire length, Warren House Road
for its entire length, Maidenhead Road between Forest Road and
The Straight Mile,B3018 The Straight Mile between Maidenhead Road
and Hinton Road, Hinton Road, Hurst for its entire length, Broadcommon
Road for its entire length, Islandstone Lane between Broadcommon
Road and Nelsons Lane, Nelsons Lane for its entire length, Pound
Lane for its entire length, and Broadcommon Lane, between Broadcommon
Road and B3018 Straight Mile Lane for its entire length.
b) waiting in the following roads: A321 Twyford Road, Bell
Foundry Lane for its entire length, Warren House Road for its
entire length, Maidenhead Road between Forest Road and The Straight
Mile,B3018 The Straight Mile between Maidenhead Road and Hinton
Road, Hinton Road, Hurst for its entire length, Broadcommon
Road for its entire length, Islandstone Lane between Broadcommon
Road and Nelsons Lane, Nelsons Lane for its entire length, Pound
Lane for its entire length, and Broadcommon Lane between Broadcommon
Road and B3018 Straight Mile Lane for its entire length.
- Nothing in articles 3(a) and (b) applies to persons proceeding
along the relevant roads during the closure period for the purposes
of holding or participating in The Seventeenth Wokingham Half
Marathon or with the permission or at the direction of a constable
in uniform or to any vehicle being used for police, fire brigade
or ambulance purposes or for the purposes of an undertaker or
in an emergency such as the loss of supplies of gas, electricity
or water to premises in the relevant roads.
- The restrictions to vehicular traffic as set out in articles
3(a) and (b) of this order shall only apply at such times as
notices are displayed in a prominent position at the ends of
the roads which are temporarily closed to vehicular traffic
indicating the restrictions which apply.
- This order was made on the 18th day of January 2001
Solicitor
USATF-NJ
MASTERS INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS, Fairleigh-Dickinson
University, NJ (February 11, 2001)
Mary Rosado
200m, 35.68 seconds, 1st F50-54 (our observer's opinion: a great
time for Mary on a slow track with no sprint
practice and no one to challenge her in the stretch)
400m, 1:17.38 seconds, 1st F50-54
Noah Perlis
55m, 8.12, 1st M50-54 (NJ resident)
55m high hurdles, 11.24, 1st M50-54 (NJ resident)
200m, 29.15, 1st M50-54 (NJ resident)
400m, 1.03.62, 2nd M50-54 (NJ resident)
Note: Official results with exact times
should be posted on their website by Christmas ... (at this particular
moment, you can read the 2000 Cross Country schedule and obtain
special Millrose Games ticket packages)
BOSTON
UNIVERSITY VALENTINE MEET, Boston
University, Boston (February 10, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
Men's Mile
Isaya Okwiya, 4:37.97
Stephen Sipe, 4:53.77
Men's 3000m
Erik Goetze, 8:59.85 (PR!)
Rob Zand, 9:05.56
Women's 800m
Kim Mannen, 2:31.71
THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE UGLY
(eyewitness report)
The Good
Erik Goetze and Rob Zand: Solid 3000m
race, 8:59 and 9:05 respectively. The two ran the entire
race without competition as their heat turned out to have
much slower runners. The Zand master, who set the pace for
2600m later said: "I could have done that with Erik
at the Armory" - Good Work by the two.
The Bad
Kim Mannen: Was on pace for a "pr"
before deciding to take a couple of major detours half way
into the race. With 200m left, the lady fell off the 60 degrees
banked turns of the BU track, took at least two steps on the infield
before casually hopping back onto the track -running time 1:48
( still on pace for a "pr" ). Another detour followed on
the final turn, after which she decided to walk home. Stay
on the track!
The Ugly
Isaya Okwiya and Steve Sipe: I mean,
how ugly can it get? Steve Sipe shows up in his warm up suit with
his heat ready to go, changed at the starting line before a giant
Gorilla hoped onto his back. Isaya was on a sub 2:20
pace at the half before he started sucking wind big time. Hallo! I
thought that only happened at Van Cortlandt Park. Very ugly
performance.
ILX
VALENTINE'S DAY TWOSOME 2 MILER, Central
Park, NYC (February 10, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
MEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 1 |
1 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
9:44 |
4:51 |
| 3 |
2 |
Richie Borrero |
30 |
10:31 |
5:15 |
| 4 |
1 |
Stuart Calderwood |
42 |
10:45 |
5:22 |
| 14 |
6 |
Josh Friedman |
28 |
12:05 |
6:02 |
| 29 |
7 |
Gordon Streeter |
32 |
12:59 |
6:23 |
WOMEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 3 |
1 |
Stacy Creamer |
41 |
11:59 |
5:59 |
| 13 |
1 |
Mary Rosado |
51 |
13:46 |
6:52 |
| 17 |
1 |
Irene Jackson-Schon |
53 |
14:07 |
7:02 |
| 18 |
2 |
Silvie Kimché |
54 |
14:11 |
7:05 |
TWOSOME SCORING
-
Toby Tanser + Gladees
Prieur, 9:44 + 11:11 = 20:55, 1st place coed team
-
Stuart Calderwood + Stacy
Creamer, 10:45 + 11:59 = 22:44, 2nd place coed team, 1st
place age group
-
Josh Friedman + Joan
Baldassarri, 12:05 + 14:15 = 26:20, 8th place coed team,
4th place age group
-
Richie Borrero + Christine
Batholomay, 10:31 + 15:59 = 26:30, 9th place coed team,
1st place age group
-
Patrick Cowden + Mary
V. Rosado, 13:46 + 13:46 = 27:32, 15th place coed team,
6th place age group
-
Irene Jackson-Schon + Sylvie
Kimché, 14:07 + 14:11 = 28:18, 4th place female team, 1st
place age group
ILX
VALENTINE'S DAY TWOSOME 10K, Central Park,
NYC (February 10, 2001)
(see 2 Miler for photos)
MEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 2 |
1 |
Alan Ruben |
43 |
33:26 |
5:23 |
| 87 |
42 |
Jay Borok |
38 |
44:36 |
7:11 |
| 212 |
97 |
Michael Rosenthal |
37 |
51:11 |
8:14 |
WOMEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 10 |
9 |
Kellie Quinones |
39 |
41:56 |
6:45 |
| 88 |
1 |
Carol Tyler |
62 |
50:19 |
8:05 |
TWOSOME SCORING
-
Alan Ruben + Gordon Bakoulis,
33:26 + 35:53 = 1:09:19, 1st place coed team
-
Jay Borok + Kellie Quinones,
44:36 + 41:56 = 1:26:32, 16th place coed team, 9th place age
group
-
Barry King + Carol Tyler,
50:19 + 49:28 = 1:39:47, 86th place coed team, 1st place age
group
THURSDAY
NIGHT AT THE RACES, The Armory, NYC (February
8, 2001)
Women's Mile
Margaret Angell, 5:10.5, 4th place
Margaret Schotte, 5:18.6, 6th place
Men's Mile
Craig Plummer, 5:11.1
Jim Aneshansley, 6:04.4
Women's 400m
Sue Krogstad-Hill, 1:04.7
Margaret Angell, 1:06.6
Men's 400m
Alston Brown, 53.3
Alan Bautista, 55.8
Richie Hamner, 58.4
Noah Perlis, 1:01.8
Raphael Devalle, 1:02.6
Tom Hartshorne, 1:06.2
Jim Aneshansley, 1:09.1
Men's 800m
Tom Hartshorne, 2:11.8
Craig Plummer, 2:16.6
Dan Hamner, 2:53.4
EMPIRE
STATE BUILDING RUN-UP, New York City, NY
(February 6, 2001)
Guillermo Rojas, 13:31, 18th
place overall, 7th M20-29
Scott Willett, 13:35, 20th overall, 10th M30-39
Vincent Trinquesse, 13:46, 21st overall, 11th M30-39
Stuart Calderwood, 14:03, 22nd overall, 4th M40-49
Jonathan Cane, 15:54, 51st place overall, 19th M30-39
Stacy Creamer, 14:47, 5th female
overall, 1st F40-49
MARDI
GRAS MARATHON, New Orleans, LA (February
4, 2001)
Jessica Merritt, 3:40:38 (8:25
min/mile), 34th overall female
SNOWBALL SERIES 20 MILER,
Chesterfield, MO (February 4, 2001)
Josh Feldman, 2:11:30
KANAGAWA MARATHON (21K),
Kanagawa, Japan (February 4, 2001)
Charles Allard Jr. writes: "Well,
I finally participated in a 2001 race. Actually, I have secured
a place in the London Marathon through the benefice of Great Ormond
Street Children's Hospital (anyone who wants to sponsor me even
for a buck or two is very welcome) and I figured I should at least
participate in a race or two as a warm-up, even if not at full pace.
Under partly cloudy skies, I managed a very evenly paced 1:23:37
to place 380/3266 overall and 146/1113 age group. There
were over 3,000 runners, making it a large road race and awards
given were: Kanagawa Marathon Cup, the Governor of Kanagawa's Cup
and the Kanagawa News Paper's Cup.
But what is it about Japanese road
races? Did I just forget the incongruity of it all?
The race has been sponsored for 20 years by Nissin Salad Oil.
Yes, the finishing prize for all was a bottle of salad oil, which
in retrospect is quite useful compared to the other things that
I have received in races (like a bridle-bit for a horse).
The course was run in a highly industrialised area. We started in
front of a train station on the Nissin Salad Oil factory grounds,
ran along a two-story highway past an unloading dock full of "Safety
First!" signs, past a gas-fired electricity plant, through
a sewage-treatment facility out along the highway to Ishikawa-Harima
Heavy Industry's factory and to the finish. Can you absorb toxic
chemicals through your race shoes? I wondered. As always,
it is the volunteers who make it worthwhile. This time a creative
aid station outfitted its staff with butterfly nets. The volunteers
were actively catching the water cups as these were thrown away.
A nice distraction.
I will sign off with a koan.
If one enters a race but runs it only as a training run, is it a
race?"
LAS VEGAS
MARATHON, Las Vegas, NV (February 4, 2001)
Jose LaSalle, 3:13:38 (7:24
min/mile), 233rd overall
Peter Smith, 3:13:40 (7:24 min/mile), 235th overall
LUCKY
SEVEN MILE REVERSIBLE, Central Park, NYC
(February 4, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
MEN, 2nd place open team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 1 |
1 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
36.17 |
5:11 |
| 13 |
9 |
Rob Zand |
30 |
39:58 |
5:42 |
| 15 |
5 |
Noel Comess |
42 |
40:37 |
5:48 |
| 17 |
11 |
Craig Chilton |
33 |
40:56 |
5:50 |
| 23 |
1 |
Rick Shaver |
48 |
43:04 |
6:09 |
| 37 |
20 |
Harry Morales |
38 |
43:49 |
6:15 |
| 39 |
21 |
Tyronne Culpepper |
37 |
43:54 |
6:16 |
| 47 |
26 |
Vincent Trinquesse |
36 |
44:36 |
6:21 |
| 48 |
27 |
Joe Gravier |
31 |
44:41 |
6:22 |
| 101 |
51 |
Casey
Yamazaki |
38 |
47:26 |
6:44 |
| 113 |
23 |
Blair Boyer |
41 |
47:58 |
6:51 |
| 117 |
24 |
John Gleason |
44 |
48:11 |
6:52 |
| 188 |
2 |
George Hirsch |
66 |
51:07 |
7:18 |
| 293 |
10 |
Carlos Stafford |
55 |
54:14 |
7:42 |
| 298 |
23 |
Robert Haig |
53 |
54:21 |
7:45 |
| 329 |
26 |
Bill Wiese |
53 |
55:10 |
7:50 |
WOMEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 32 |
1 |
Irene Jackson-Schon |
53 |
52:43 |
7:31 |
| 37 |
2 |
Mary V. Rosado |
51 |
52:55 |
7:33 |
| 410 |
2 |
Lynn Blackstone |
60 |
1:07:40 |
9:36 |
COLGATE
GAMES, 1500m Finals, Madison Square Garden,
New York City (February 3, 2001)
Lauren Eckhart, 4:56.03 (BIG
TIME PR!!!), 2nd place
Stacy Creamer, 5:01.76 (ANOTHER PR!!!), 3rd place (and 2nd
place overall for total points in the entire series)
Question: What influence, if
any, did the fact that the Baha Men were performing their (one)
hit "Who Let The Dogs Out?" had on these PR-setting performances?
MILLROSE
GAMES, Madison Square Garden, New York City
(February 2, 2001)
Metropolitan Men's 3000m
Toby Tanser, 8:38.64, 7th place
GRIDIRON
CLASSIC 5K, Central Park, NYC (January
28, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
MEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 1 |
1 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
15:42 |
5:03 |
| 35 |
17 |
Randy Ehrlich |
34 |
18:11 |
5:50 |
| 47 |
8 |
Rick Shaver |
48 |
18:43 |
6:02 |
| 54 |
26 |
Tyronne Culpepper |
37 |
18:49 |
6:04 |
| 63 |
31 |
Joe Gravier |
31 |
18:52 |
6:05 |
| 92 |
41 |
Chris Salibello |
35 |
19:45 |
6:22 |
| 106 |
23 |
Josh Friedman |
28 |
20:07 |
6:29 |
| 109 |
2 |
Jim Olson* |
60 |
20:12 |
6:30 |
| 146 |
60 |
Casey Yamazaki |
38 |
20:42 |
6:40 |
| 149 |
61 |
Bob Summers |
32 |
20:40 |
6:40 |
| 152 |
63 |
Jay Borok |
38 |
20:46 |
6:41 |
| 160 |
25 |
Blair Boyer |
41 |
20:56 |
6:45 |
| 222 |
38 |
Roger Liberman |
41 |
21:28 |
6:55 |
| 230 |
22 |
J.R. Mojica |
46 |
21:45 |
7:00 |
| 285 |
115 |
Jarl Berntzen |
34 |
22:15 |
7:10 |
| 309 |
28 |
Frank Morton |
47 |
22:40 |
7:18 |
| 318 |
10 |
Carlos Stafford |
55 |
22:33 |
7:16 |
| 334 |
1 |
Guenter Erich |
67 |
22:35 |
7:17 |
| 383 |
30 |
Robert Haig |
53 |
23:33 |
7:35 |
| 395 |
155 |
Michael Rosenthal |
37 |
23:39 |
7:37 |
| 501 |
196 |
Gordon Streeter |
32 |
24:00 |
7:44 |
| 582 |
20 |
Chris Jurkiewicz |
56 |
25:33 |
8:14 |
WOMEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 30 |
3 |
Mary V. Rosado |
51 |
22:30 |
7:15 |
| 41 |
5 |
Laura Miller |
42 |
22:48 |
7:21 |
| 44 |
7 |
Diane Lebowitz |
41 |
22:55 |
7:23 |
| 45 |
3 |
Mindy Solkin |
45 |
23:01 |
7:25 |
| 62 |
5 |
Silvie Kimché |
54 |
23:38 |
7:37 |
| 111 |
2 |
Carol Tyler |
62 |
24:55 |
8:02 |
| 346 |
5 |
Lynn Blackstone |
60 |
28:36 |
9:13 |
COLGATE
GAMES SEMI-FINAL, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn
(January 27, 2001)
Stacy Creamer, 5:05.06, 2nd
place
Lauren Eckhart, 5:11.36, 3rd place
Mary V. Rosado, 6:01.63, 8th place
BOSTON
UNIVERSITY TERRIER CLASSIC, Boston University,
Boston, MA (January 26-27, 2001)
Isaya Okwiya, 1:58.51 (indoor
PR, first time under 2:00.00!), 25th overall
THURSDAY
NIGHT AT THE RACE, The Armory, NYC
(January 25, 2001)
MEN 2 MILES
Toby Tanser, 9:25.0, 4th place
Rob Zand, 9:42.7
Erik Goetze, 9:46.4
Alan Ruben, 10:08.3
WOMEN 800m
Kim Mannen, 2:30.7
Sue Krogstad-Hill, 2:34.7
MEN 800m
Steve Sipe, 2:09.5
Craig Plummer, 2:14.7.1 (PR)
Joey Gonzalez, 2:23.6
Noah Perlis, 2:32.3
MEN 400m
Craig Plummer, 57.7
Jim Aneshansley, 1:09.3
Historical footnote:
- Noah Perlis: "The reported time for
the recent Thursday night 800m for me appears to be wrong.
I believe I was the 2:38.5 in that race and the officials got
me in the wrong place with the person ahead of me who was in 2:32.
The good part is that I may do the 2:32 next time because I sprinted
hard in the final stretch after having gone out too conservatively.
Or else I may go out faster next time and crawl in like I did
last year in the same 2:38 for my yearly 'this is why I don't
run anything over 400' reminder race."
SAN DIEGO
HALF MARATHON, San Diego, CA (January 21,
2001)
Stuart Calderwood, 1:34:11 (7:11
min/mile), 260th overall, 45th M40-44
Stacy Creamer, 1:34:11 (7:11 min/mile), 261st overall, 8th
F40-44
Technical note: Both the flying SC's
were stricken with illnesses, making the mere completion
of a half marathon a sterling effort.
CHICKEN SOUP LOOP 10K, Central
Park, NYC (January 21, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
This scoring race was made into a fun
run due to snowy/icy conditions. The first person to cross
the finish line was Toby Tanser in 33:39, for his third victory
in the park this year.
HARTSHORNE
MEMORIAL MASTERS MILE, Ithaca, NY (January
20, 2001)
Tom Hartshorne, 5:01:09, 3rd
M45-49
COLGATE
GAMES WEEK #4, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn
(January 20, 2001)
Lauren Eckhart, 5:20.1, 2nd
place
Mary V. Rosado, 5:50.2, 7th place
MAC
MASTERS MEN & WOMEN MEET, The
Armory, NYC (January 19, 2001)
M55m, Noah Perlis, 7.98, 5th
M50-59
M200m, Craig Plummer, 26.99,
5th M40-49
M200m, Richie Hamner, 26.84, 3rd M50-59
M200m, Noah Perlis, 28.24, 5th M50-59
M1000m, Craig Plummer, 3:00.12,
4th M40-49
M1000m, Jim Aneshansley, 3:38.46, 1st M60-69
COMPAQ
HOUSTON MARATHON, Houston, TX (January 14,
2001)
Steve Eick, 2:47:57, 12th overall
male, 3rd age group
ALUMNI
10K, Central Park, NYC (January 14, 2001)
MEN, 2nd place Open team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 1 |
1 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
31:58 |
5:09 |
| 35 |
5 |
Rick Shaver |
48 |
38:28 |
6:12 |
| 37 |
6 |
Jon Weilbaker |
42 |
38:39 |
6:14 |
| 66 |
12 |
Craig Plummer* |
41 |
40:50 |
6:35 |
| 68 |
32 |
Rich Hollander |
37 |
40:54 |
6:35 |
| 74 |
17 |
Josh Friedman |
28 |
41:06 |
6:37 |
| 85 |
37 |
Casey Yamazaki |
38 |
41:55 |
6:45 |
| 106 |
21 |
John Gleason |
44 |
43:01 |
6:56 |
| 117 |
23 |
Blair Boyer |
41 |
43:13 |
6:58 |
| 120 |
24 |
John Gibney Jr |
42 |
43:05 |
6:56 |
| 263 |
1 |
George Hirsch* |
66 |
47:21 |
7:38 |
| 289 |
124 |
Jarl Berntzen |
34 |
47:36 |
7:40 |
| 310 |
26 |
Robert Haig |
53 |
48:21 |
7:47 |
| 364 |
154 |
Michael Rosenthal |
37 |
49:49 |
8:02 |
WOMEN
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 25 |
16 |
Megumi Fukami* |
33 |
46:58 |
7:34 |
| 272 |
3 |
Lynn Blackstone |
60 |
1:00:16 |
9:43 |
BERMUDA
INTERNATIONAL RACE WEEKEND 10K, Hamilton,
Bermuda (January 13, 2001)
Sid Howard, 43:42 (7:01 min/mile),
1st M60-69
DARTMOUTH
RELAYS, Dartmouth, NH (January 12-14, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
200m
Alan Bautista, 25.22, 3rd M30+
Raphael Devalle, 28.76, 4th M45-49
Richie Hamner, 27.29, 2nd M55-59
400m
Alan Bautista, 55.75, 1st M35-39
Raphael Devalle, 1:02.47, 2nd M45-49
Richie Hamner, 59.12, 1st M55-59
400m
Kim Mannen, 1:07.93
Isaya Okwiya, 54.34
800m
Kim Mannen, 2:32.10
Mile
Erik Goetze, 4:33.36
Isaya Okwiya, 4:41.24
3000m
Erik Goetze, 9:16.91
COLGATE
GAMES # 3, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn
(January 13, 2001)
Stacy Creamer, 5:08.32, 2nd
place
Lauren Eckhart, 5:13.1, 3rd place
THURSDAY
NIGHT AT THE RACES, The Armory, New York
City (January 11, 2001)
M3000m, Toby Tanser, 8:35.0,
7th place (qualifying for the Millrose Games)
Men Mile, Brian Farley, 5:03.3
Men Mile, Craig Plummer, 5:14.9
Women 400m, Sue Krogstad-Hill,
1:07.1
Women 400m, Kim Mannen, 1:07.5
Men 400m, Noah Perlis, 1:03.6
Women 800m, Stacy Creamer, 2:34.3
Women 800m, Mary Rosado, 2:50.1
Men 800m, Craig Plummer, 2:19.5
Men 800m, Jim Olson, 2:35.8 (PR)
Men 800m, Jim Aneshansley, 2:39.6
Note: Within all these numbers,
we should note that Jim Olson's 2:35.8 is a personal best
achieved at the age of 60. This proves to the rest of us that
there are still many hills left to climb ...
FRED
LEBOW CLASSIC 5 MILER, Central Park,
NY (January 7, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
WOMEN,
1st place Open team (race analysis: CPTC 2+13+18= 33, WS 4+5+25=34;
thank you, Laura Miller ...)
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 2 |
1 |
Yumi Ogita |
39 |
31:34 |
6:18 |
| 13 |
3 |
Sarah Gross |
44 |
35:28 |
7:04 |
| 18 |
1 |
Mary V. Rosado |
51 |
36:12 |
7:14 |
| 19 |
5 |
Laura Miller |
42 |
36:30 |
7:17 |
| 47 |
4 |
Sylvie Kimché |
54 |
38:23 |
7:40 |
| 398 |
6 |
Lynn Blackstone |
60 |
48:55 |
9:40 |
MEN, 2nd
place Open team
| Overall Pl |
Age Pl |
Name |
Age |
Time |
Min/Mile |
| 1 |
1 |
Toby Tanser |
32 |
25:18 |
5:03 |
| 7 |
6 |
Rob Zand |
30 |
27:09 |
5:25 |
| 17 |
2 |
Tom Phillips |
45 |
28:02 |
5:36 |
| 20 |
3 |
Noel Comess |
42 |
28:17 |
5:39 |
| 22 |
6 |
Kevin Arlyck |
28 |
28:42 |
5:44 |
| 27 |
6 |
Graeme Reid |
40 |
29:16 |
5:51 |
| 34 |
9 |
Victor Osayi |
44 |
29:50 |
5:58 |
| 46 |
18 |
James Siegel |
35 |
30:59 |
6:11 |
| 50 |
20 |
Tyronne Culpepper |
37 |
31:15 |
6:14 |
| 59 |
25 |
Joe Gravier |
31 |
31:31 |
6:17 |
| 60 |
26 |
Jose LaSalle |
32 |
31:31 |
6:17 |
| 88 |
42 |
Chris Salibello* |
35 |
32:46 |
6:33 |
| 105 |
49 |
Rich Hollander |
37 |
33:15 |
6:39 |
| 128 |
27 |
Blair Boyer |
41 |
34:25 |
6:52 |
| 136 |
14 |
J.R. Mojica |
46 |
34:44 |
6:55 |
| 152 |
66 |
Bob Summers |
32 |
34:56 |
6:59 |
| 168 |
76 |
Arthur Cooke |
36 |
35:21 |
7:03 |
| 170 |
34 |
John Gibney Jr |
42 |
35:25 |
6:57 |
| 246 |
49 |
Brian Barry |
43 |
36:45 |
7:21 |
| 296 |
14 |
Frank Schneiger |
59 |
37:50 |
7:32 |
| 348 |
3 |
George Hirsch |
66 |
38:32 |
7:42 |
| 365 |
145 |
Jarl Berntzen |
34 |
38:18 |
7:39 |
| 380 |
35 |
Robert Haig |
53 |
39:07 |
7:49 |
COLGATE
GAMES WEEK 2, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn (January
5, 2001)
Women 30+ 1500m
Stacy Creamer, 5:09.6, 2nd place
Mary V Rosado, 5:58.1, 7th place
SERPENTINE
NEW YEAR'S DAY 10K, London, UK (January 1st,
2001)
Alan Ruben, 34:22, 11th overall,
1st MV40
MIDNIGHT RUN (4 Miles), Central
Park, NYC (January 1, 2001)
PHOTO
ALBUM
Toby Tanser, 4th place
Richie Borrero, 5th place
Rob Zand, 6th place
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