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!

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VICTORY PODIUM

In 2000, Central Park Track Club members won 43 different road racing events --- 

1. Terri Sonenclar, Aldo Scandurra Half Marathon, Long Island, NY, February 20

2. Stacy Creamer, Skaggs-Walsh 5K, Queens, NY, April 15

3. Toby Tanser, Run for the Rainforest 5K, Central Park, NYC, April 22

4. Toby Tanser, L'Oréal Twosome 10K, Central Park, NYC, April 29

5. Terri Sonenclar, Run for the River 10K, The Bronx, NY, April 30

6. Toby Tanser, Flugleiðahlaupið 7 km, Reykjavik, Iceland, May 4

7. Toby Tanser, The Y-ME Race Against Breast Cancer, Chicago, Illinois, May 14

8. Toby Tanser, The Firemen's 5K, Central Park, NY, May 18

9. Stacy Creamer, Queens Biathlon, Queens, NY, May 21

10. Stephanie Gould, Long Beach 10 Miler, Long Beach, NY, May 28

11. Stacy Creamer, La Longalloise à Longueau 10K, Longueau, France, June 3

12. Scott Willett, Holiday Hills Triathlon, Pawling, NY, June 3

13. Julie Denney, Holiday Hills Triathlon, Pawling, NY, June 3

14. Yumi Ogita, Riverdale Ramble 10K, Riverdale, NY, June 4

15. Yumi Ogita, Hellgate 5K Run, Astoria, Queens, June 17

16. Michael Trunkes, Long Island Gold Coast Triathlon, Port Washington, LI, June 25

17. Toby Tanser, Tommy's American 4 Miler, Central Park, NYC, July 4

18. Toby Tanser, Tavern On The Green Breakfast Run, Central Park, NYC, July 19

19. Megumi Fukami, Six Hour Run, Kissena Park, Queens, NYC, July 29

20. Toby Tanser, Dash & Splash Five Miler, Central Park, NYC, July 29

21. Stacy Creamer, Brooklyn Biathlon, Prospect Park, NYC, July 30

22. Toby Tanser, Manhattan Half Marathon, Central Park, NYC, August 5

23. Dave Howard, Media Corporate Challenge Series #4, Central Park, NYC, August 10

24. Megumi Fukami, Bronx 50K, The Bronx, NYC, August 12

25. Julie Denney, Central Park Triathlon, NYC, August 20

26. Toby Tanser, New York City Marathon Tune-Up (18 miles), Central Park, NYC, August 27

27. Dave Howard, Media Corporate Challenge Series #5, Central Park, NYC, August 29

28. Megumi Fukami, Metropolitan 50 Miler, New York City, NY, September 2

29. Toby Tanser, Henry Isola XC 4 Miler, Van Cortlandt Park, NYC, September 3

30. Toby Tanser, Harry Murphy XC 5K, Van Cortlandt Park, NYC, September 10

31. Toby Tanser, AHA Wall Street Run, New York City, September 20

32. Toby Tanser, Terrace Bagels 10K, Prospect Park, October 1

33. Toby Tanser, Staten Island Half Marathon, Staten Island, NYC, October 15

34. David Diviney, Rumble at the Ranch Duathlon, Yamhill, OR, October 15

35. Stacy Creamer, New York City Marathon All-Comers Race (2.62 miles), Central Park, NYC, November 5

36. Stacy Creamer, Maguire Turkey Trot, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 23

37. Stuart Calderwood, Maguire Turkey Trot, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 23

38. Toby Tanser, Turkey Trot Five Miler, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, November 23

39. Paul Stuart-Smith, Serpentine 5K, Hyde Park, London, UK, November 24

40. Toby Tanser, Hot Chocolate 15K, Central Park, NYC, December 2

41. Toby Tanser, Holiday Classic 5M, Prospect Park, December 3

42. Paul Stuart-Smith, Regents Park 10K, London, December 3

43. Toby Tanser, Banchory & Stonehaven AC 3 Mile Boxing Day Run, Scotland, December 26

Honorable mention: Toby Tanser, first finisher and dressed as an inside trader in orange prison jumpsuit at the Wall Street Rat Race was disregarded by the judges for not wearing proper business attire.

YEAR 2000 AWARDS

1. MAC/USATF 2000 TRACK & FIELD AWARDS:   Central Park Track Club members continue to dominate the track scene.  Sid Howard and Mary Rosado have been selected as MAC's Masters Male and Female Track Athlete of the Year by MAC's Track & Field Awards Subcommittee.  So Mary finally receives the award after being the Susan Lucci of track & field.  Other CPTC members receiving achievement awards are: Sue Krogstad-Hill, Alston Brown and Skipper Clark.   The awards will be presented to the athletes at MAC Annual Banquet in the spring.
    

2. MAC/USATF DISTANCE RUNNING AWARDS:  The following Central Park Track Club runners will receive Masters Distance Running achievement awards from MAC for 2000 --- Stuart Calderwood, Stacy Creamer and Alan Ruben.  The Master Athletes of the Year went to Jerry Macari (UATH) and Jean Chodnicki-Stemm (WS).

3. MORE INDIVIDUAL HONORS AND AWARDS: Noah Perlis has won the USATF New Jersey Grand Prix Sprint Award for 2000 for Men 50-59 (points based on winning races of 400m or shorter distances in five Grand Prix meets).  In all humility, he explained, "It helped my point total in that some of the events were uncontested, although I think I would have won anyway based on lack of competition within NJ residents.  I have a good chance of winning for 2001 if they institute a Grand Prix award for Bergen County residents, or even Ft. Lee, but I doubt that will happen anytime this century."

CLUB COUNCIL FINAL STANDINGS

• Open Men, 3rd place
• Masters Men, 1st place
• Veterans Men, 5th place
• Open Women, 4th place
• Masters Women, 4th place
• Veterans Women, 4th place

MEN'S OPEN TEAM, INDIVIDUAL PLACING

MEN'S MASTERS TEAM, INDIVIDUAL PLACING

WOMEN'S OPEN TEAM, INDIVIDUAL PLACING

WOMEN'S MASTERS TEAM, INDIVIDUAL PLACING

Credit: These spreadsheets were compiled by Alan Ruben with meticulous care.

COLGATE GAMES, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn (December 30, 2000)

1500m
Stacy Creamer, 5:11.2, 1st place
Mary Rosado, 5:58.3, 3rd place

SERPENTINE RUNNING CLUB, LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH 5K, London, UK (December 29, 2000)

Shula Sarner, 21:13, 4th age group

MAC HOLIDAY CLASSIC, The Armory, NYC (December 29, 2000)

60m
Sue Krogstad-Hill, 9.26, 1st W40-49
Noah Perlis, 8.67, 3rd M50-59

800m
Janice Brown, 2:45.00, 13th Open Women
Sue Krogstad-Hill, 2:41.57, 1st W40-49
Craig Plummer*, 2:17.64, 5th M40-49
Joey Gonzalez, 2:24.87, 7th M40-49
Julio Rodriguez, 2:45.12, 8th M40-49
Alston Brown, 2:06.38, 25th Open Men

1500m
Devon Sargent, 5:00.07, 4th Open Women
Erik Goetze, 4:11.42, 13th Open Men
Alston Brown, 4:23.65, 26th Open Men
Craig Plummer, 4:54.59, 33rd Open Men

3000m
Anthony Watson*, 10:25.97, 4th M40-49
Jim Aneshansley, 12:37.42, 1st M60-69

Banchory & Stonehaven AC 3 Mile Boxing Day Run, Scotland (December 26, 2000)

HOLIDAY FOUR MILER, Central Park, NYC (December 17, 2000)

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MEN, 2nd place open team

WOMEN, 1st place open team

Comment from Stacy Creamer: An astonishing large contingent of CPTCers showed up for the race.  Quite a feat, considering the weather, and that most of us had last seen our fellows on the dance floor about ten hours before.

MAC OPEN & MASTERS DEVELOPMENT MEET, The Armory, NYC (December 15, 2000)

300m
Warren Graff, 41.51, 4th M50-59
Noah Perlis, 46.11, 5th M50-59

600m
Julio Rodriguez, 1:46:09, 2nd W40-49

MILE
Devon Sargent, 5:17.22, 3rd Open Female
Isaya Okwiya, 4:27.12, 3rd Open Male
Craig Plummer, 5:13.81, 23rd Open Male
Anthony Watson, 5:07.18, 3rd M40-49
Mary Rosado, 6:31.59, 1st W50-59

HONOLULU MARATHON, Honolulu, HI (December 10, 2000)

• His own prognosis: "I have been injured for the last 3 months, and I maintain my physical conditioning by biking.  I was entered into the Philadelphia Marathon, but I had to cancel.  But there is no way that I am going to cancel a trip to Hawaii.  So I have been training to walk.  I don't care if it takes me eight hours, I am going to complete this marathon."
• His diagnosis:  "I didn't end up walking the whole race.  I was running until 30K, when my lack of long-distance running caught up.  This is a spectacular course.  I want to go back some day to run this race when I am physically fit."

USATF-NJ 10 MILE CHAMPIONSHIP, Picatinny Arsenal, NJ (December 10, 2000)

Guenter Erich, 1:17;22 (7:44 min/mile), 171st overall, 1st M65-69

SHIVER BY THE RIVER 5K, Reading, PA (December 10, 2000)

Jonathan Federman, 23:30, 94th place out of 216.

JOE KLEINERMAN 10K, Central Park, NY (December 10, 2000)

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MEN

• Graeme Reid first wrote: "For some reason my time was not recorded on Sunday, although I clocked my finishing time at 36:11 (or was that 30:11?). As seems to be the constitutional right of everyone in the US - I demand a re-count - I obviously had a dimpled chip - or a re-run of the race. I'm sure I passed Toby on the finishing straight. My legal team are currently preparing my case for the Supreme Court.  I will be using your photographic evidence of the obvious pain I was going through to win the race!"

• After a twenty-hour marathon recount, Graeme wrote: "The Supreme Court has announced their judgement and forced NYRRC to re-instate my time! The nation can rest easy - ALL runners now legally counted."

WOMEN

REGENTS PARK 10K, Regent's Park, London, UK (December 3, 2000)

Paul Stuart-Smith, 33:46 (PR), 1st place

BRIAN'S RUN 5K, West Chester, PA (December 3, 2000)

Jonathan Federman, 24:24 (7:52 min/mile), 122th place, 10th M35-39

CALIFORNIA INTERNATIONAL MARATHON, Sacramento, CA (December 3, 2000)

Brian Farley, 2:52:10, 56th place overall  (technical note: includes one minute bathroom break at mile 19)

HOLIDAY CLASSIC (5 Miles), Prospect Park, Brooklyn (December 3, 2000)

Toby Tanser, 25:53, 1st place

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY HUSKY TRACK & FIELD FESTIVAL, Boston, MA (December 2, 2000)

Devon Sargent, 5:23:38, 7th place

HOT CHOCOLATE 15K, Central Park, NYC (December 2, 2000)

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MEN, 2nd place open team

WOMEN, 1st place open team

PETE McARDLE CROSS-COUNTRY 15K, Van Cortlandt Park, The Bronx (November 26, 2000)

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MEN

WOMEN

KNICKERBOCKER 60K, Central Park, NYC (November 25, 2000)

Guenter Erich, 6:16:08 (10:06 min/mile), 28th overall, 1st age group

Guenter Erich is of course a well-known name in ultra-distance races.  If you look at the history of the Metropolitan 50 Miler, you will find his name at #4 (5:59:12 at age 49 in 1982), #7 (6:19:25 at age 49 in 1983) and #9 (6:33:32 at age 46 in 1979) among Men 45-49.

TECHNICAL NOTE:  Our professional fact-checker pointed out that Guenter has two race times at age 49.  Is that possible?  Actually, we had pondered the situation before we published, and it is theoretically possible.  For example, if your birthday falls on November 5th, you can have two New York City Marathon times at the same age from the 2000 race (on November 5th) and the 2001 race (on November 4th).  In Guenter's case, we actually don't know if this was the case because the races took place before we were born (meaning our 'running life', of course).

FROM THE GUENTER ERICH FILES: "Yes, it was just as you said.  One race was in November '82 and the other was in March '83.  My birthday is in May."

SERPENTINE RUNNING CLUB 5K, Hyde Park, London (November 24, 2000)

Paul Stuart-Smith, 16:18, 1st place

TOWSON YMCA TURKEY TROT 5K, Towson, MD (November 23, 2000)

Josh Friedman, 19:41, 37th overall, 13th M20-29

STUFFED TURKEY RUN (5 Miles), Purchase, NY (November 23, 2000)

Michael Garland, 30:50

MAGUIRE TURKEY TROT,  Philadelphia, PA (November 23, 2000)

Over a rocky, 5-mile dirt-trail course on a 25-degree Thanksgiving morning, Central Park's eminent VP Stacy Creamer met yet another challenge head-on.   Creamer, recently a bit too Tobylike in the frequency-of-racing department, had also been finishing Tanserishly: her overall placings over the last four weekends had been 2nd (Not Quite the NYCM), 1st (Central Park All-Comers'), 2nd (New York Masters' XC), and 5th (National Masters' XC).  This did not include her 3rd-place showing in the Yale Alumni Open fencing tournament, in which she matched foils and epees with her alma mater's current varsity team and other graduates. (Stacy is Class of '81.)  The tournament, in which Stacy fenced more than ten bouts, was held on the day before the National Cross Country Championships, and she felt some odd sore spots during her pre-race warmup in Holmdel.  Now, on Thanksgiving, less than a week later, she was admittedly frazzled--overraced and overfenced--and had at least two sore hamstrings.  But present at the Maguire Turkey Trot as a walking entrant was none other than her father, J. Shane Creamer--first in his division of the previous year's Philadelphia Bar Association 2-Mile.  Stacy could not be convinced to jog.  

Two of the Maguire sisters, remembering Stacy's course-record-setting performance in the race's 1998 edition, took the pace out hard.  Stacy established contact before the mile, then took over the lead--only to be shadowed throughout the entire race by Tara Maguire, fresh off a recent 39-minute 10K and eager to reestablish clan supremacy.  Stacy, visibly altering her stride to protect her several aches and pains, clung to a ten-second lead for four miles, despite repeated gritty challenges from Maguire.  The Central Parker prevailed in a misleadingly slow time of 35:16--this is tough terrain--by a mere 13 seconds over the tenacious local standout.  As is their custom, the Maguire family invited a largish crowd of race finishers to a local coffee bar--an arena in which Stacy holds several age-group records.

On the Men's side, Stuart Calderwood won in 28:48, after escaping from a high school cross-country runner who took off fast and was still near him at 2 1/2 miles.  Stuart was still recovering from yet another Tuesday night speedwork with Alan Ruben and therefore didn't threaten his own course-record of 27:08 from 1998.

Historical Note:  Do you remember the famous 1998 Maguire Turkey Trot?  That race was memorable because Stuart Calderwood and Stacy Creamer finished first and second in the race --- yes, we're talking about first and second place overall.

TURKEY TROT (5 MILES), Prospect Park, Brooklyn (November 23, 2000)

It was 28 degrees, windy and crisp in Prospect Park. Toby Tanser won in 26:46. At 9:26am (26+ minutes after the start), our Global Surveillance System observed him scoffing at the top prize award of the pumpkin pie.  How about just bagels (and hot coffee!), guys?

Kevin Arlyck wrote: It's 3:00pm and there's nothing up yet on the website about the Turkey Trot in Prospect Park today! Are you asleep? Have you gone away somewhere for the holiday? I know that it was just a fun run, so no times were recorded and the NYRRC website is totally unhelpful, but I expected better of you!  Anyway, I counted three CPTCers, though there could have been more hidden underneath all the sweatshirts, scarves, and hats out there. The temperature was in the mid-20s, not including wind-chill.  Toby Tanser won, and was rewarded with a plaque and pumpkin pie. I was standing behind him at the start, and he appeared to be regretting his decision to run in his matching blue-and-yellow singlet and shorts. Rich Borrero spotted my club singlet, introduced himself at the starting line, and promptly sped off, probably finishing in the top-5.  He was kind enough to come back onto the course 100 meters and cheer others (including myself) to the finish.  I finished 8th, in 28:54, a PR.  With about a half-mile left someone shouted "Way to go, Central Park! Welcome to Brooklyn!"

Also present:  Noel Comess and Blair Boyer (Technical note: The photographic evidence was collected by Toby Tanser who dashed to pick up his camera and go to work immediately after the race, while bypassing the pumpkin cake)

PHILADELPHIA MARATHON, Philadelphia, PA (November 19, 2000)

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ROTHMAN 8K, Philadelphia, PA (November 19, 2000)

USATF NATIONAL MASTERS XC CHAMPIONSHIPS, Holmdel, NJ (November 19, 2000)

MASTERS WOMEN, 3rd place team

MEN 40-49, 7th place team

MEN 50-59

MEN 60-69

TURKEY CLASSIC 5 MILER, Central Park, NYC (November 19, 2000)

MEN

WOMEN, 2nd place open team

NYACK HOSPITAL 10K, Nyack, NY (November 18, 2000)

Yves-Marc Courtines, 41:30 (6:41 min/mile), 7th overall, 1st M20-29

WATARASE YUSUICHI MARATHON, Yusuichi, Japan (November 12, 2000)

NYRRC CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP (5K), Van Cortlandt Park, NYC (November 12, 2000)

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OPEN MEN, 2nd place

OPEN WOMEN

MASTER MEN, 1st place

MASTER WOMEN

11th Upstate New York Cross Country Series (4.1miles) Chili, NY (November 5, 2000)

Tom Hartshorne, 41st overall

REGENT'S PARK 10K, London, UK (November 5, 2000)

Paul Stuart-Smith wrote:  "Sorry I wasn't in New York in person yesterday, but I was there in spirit! To get in the mood, I ran in the Regent's Park 10k in the morning and finished 5th in 34:53."

VETERAN'S SCHOLARSHIP RUN (4 Miles), Norwalk, CT (November 5, 2000)

Terri Sonenclar, 27:17 (6:49 min/mile), 3rd overall female, 1st F40-49

NEW YORK CITY MARATHON MORNING ALL-COMERS RACE (2.62 MILES), Central Park, NYC (November 5, 2000)

Stacy Creamer, 1st place

Stacy's comments: "It was thoughtful of the NYRRC to deplete the field in the All-Comers 2.62-Miler for me by holding a marathon the same day.  You will find it useful to know that it is possible to hop on a cab and go from Central Park to the start of the New York City Marathon in under 45 minutes.  Indeed, if I had also ran the marathon, I would have been able to say, 'I was the first female to cross the finish line inside Central Park on November 5th, 2000 when the New York City Marathon was held.'"

NEW YORK CITY MARATHON, New York City, NY (November 5, 2000)

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MONEY $$$
Toby Tanser, 4th NYRRC member, $2000
Alan Ruben, 1st NYRRC Masters Men, $500
Peter Allen, 2nd NYRRC Masters Men, $250
Central Park Track Club Men's Team (Toby Tanser, Alan Ruben, Peter Allen), 2nd place NYRRC Club Team, $500
Central Park Track Club Women's Team (Shelley Farmer, Margaret Angell, Audrey Kingsley), 2nd place NYRRC Club Team, $500
Central Park Track Club, $500 for 40 team members under 4:00:00

MEN, 4th place open team, 1st place masters team

WOMEN, 2nd place open team

NOT QUITE THE NYC MARATHON 5K, Central Park, NYC (October 29, 2000)

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MEN

WOMEN

RACE FOR THE CURE 5K, Princeton, NJ (October 29, 2000)

Ellen Wallop, 24:38 (7:56 min/mile), 141st overall, 14th F40-49

SERPENTINE RUNNING CLUB'S OCTOBER LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH 5K, Hyde Park, London, UK (October 27, 2000)

Paul Stuart Smith, 16:42, 5th overall

XTERRA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (1.5k swim, 30k bike, 11k run), Maui, Hawaii (October 22, 2000)

David Diviney, 3:27:42 (28:06 swim, 2:03:34 bike, 56:02 run), 102nd place overall

Note:  Please, this is not your regular triathlon!  This is your EXTREME triathlon!  The bike course is a 30-kilometer MTB special that traverses the slopes of the long dormant volcano, Haleakala, and features two 1000-foot climbs and a 1400-foot descent to the seaside.

From David Diviney himself: 

Oh my God!

The whole XTERRA experience was amazing. The 1.5k swim was in Wailea Bay, basically calm water, but a frenzied mess getting to the first buoy.  No wetsuits, not ideal for the super skinny bad swimmer.  The mountain bike leg was rough. The ride was along the slopes of a 10,000' volcano, Mt Haleakala. We climbed more than 3000' over 30k.  The course was extra hot, dry and sun-exposed with all the descending over softball-sized, jagged lava rocks. As the 11k run started, the temperatures entered the mid to high 80s. We ran on the sand, through the woods, along a lava cliff and the sun-baked street. My legs were junk as I wobbled through the finish. A bunch of people were carried through the finish to the med tent.

I highly recommend it.

SODEGAURA SEASIDE ROAD RACE (15K), Sodegaura, Japan (October 22, 2000)

This race is advertised as a run along the sea shore, but actually run among chemical factories located near the sea (where they conveniently can dump their waste.)

Race notes: "As you get older and are unable to beat most competitors outright, you try to devise ever more ingenuous ways to claim records, i.e. longest run in mud, fastest down a hill on your bum, etc.  In this spirit, I decided to try to run two laps of the same 15k race and see if I could beat the slowest runner.  They didn't tell me that there was a 2hr time limit and the runners had all been assigned race numbers based on speed.  I was unable to beat the last man in, but I did get an ovation from the race volunteers."

LOUISVILLE MARATHON, Louisville, KY (October 22, 2000)  

Harry Morales, 3:30:34 (8:02 min/mile), 53rd place overall

PARAMUS 10K RUN, Paramus, NJ (October 22, 2000)

Alex Peterhansl, 39:10 (6:18 min/mile), 55th overall, 11th M30-34

CHICAGO MARATHON, Chicago, IL (October 22, 2000)

Richie Borrero, 2:36:25 clock time, 2:36:02 chip time, half split 1:18:13, 15k split 55:41, 30K split 1:50:54
Graeme Reid, 2:51:40 clock time, 2:51:32 chip time (PR by 12 minutes), half split 1:26:57, 15k split 1:02:10, 30 split 2:02:41
Tyronne Culpepper, 3:16:58 clock time, 3:16:51 chip time, half split 1:30:42, 15k split 1:04:01, 30k split 2:12:31
David Dunn, 3:17:08 clock time, 3:16:58 chip time, half split 1:27:46, 15k split 1:02:03, 30k split 2:09:43

MARINE CORPS MARATHON, Washington, DC (October 22, 2000)

Guillermo Rojas, 3:07 (160th overall, 26th M25-29), half split 1:29, mile 18 split 2:02
Gordon Holmes, 3:20 (397th overall male, 80th M30-34), half split 1:34, mile 18 split 2:10

IRONMAN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS, Kona, Hawaii (October 15, 2000)

Stefani Jackenthal, swim 1:13:44, bike 6:04:33, run 4:48:40, total time 12:16:21, 978th place overall, 37th F30-34
Richard Kixmiller, swim 1:27:50, bike 6:52:59, run 7:01:28, total time 15:29:52, 1361st place overall, 60th M50-55

RUMBLE AT THE RANCH DUATHLON, Yamhill, OR (October 15, 2000)

David Diviney, 1:39:32 (19:54 min/mile), 1st place overall

KURT STEINER XC 5K, Van Cortlandt Park, NYC (October 15, 2000)

• Toby Tanser:  "Trust me when I say that I had checked the ferry schedule to see if there was any way for me to double the Staten Island Half Marathon and this race."  

STATEN ISLAND HALF MARATHON, Staten Island, NYC (October 15, 2000)

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MEN

• Toby Tanser wins the PHS Health Plans Half-Marathon Grand Prix series.  Of the five races, Toby did not run the Queens Half Marathon.  So in order to beat out someone who had perfect age-group victories in all five races, he had to win the last two races outright to get extra points.  Thus, Toby gets cash (105 points at $1.50 per point for a total of $157.50 to cover the Starbucks coffee/bagel bills after Uncle Sam takes his cut) in addition to the commemorative patch.

WOMEN

ARMY TEN MILER, Washington DC (October 15, 2000)

Victor Osayi, 1:00:55

HARTFORD MARATHON, Hartford, CT (October 14, 2000)

Yumi Ogita, 3:08:04 (7:10 min/mile), 12th place female, 5th place F35-39

Technical note:  Heat wave in the middle of October!

THE POST OFFICE CAFE 5K, Babylon, NY (October 14, 2000)

NEWARK CORPORATE LUNCH TIME 5K, Newark, NJ (October 11, 2000)

TWIN CITIES MARATHON, Minneapolis, MN (October 8, 2000)

Craig Chilton, 2:37:55 PR (net time 2:37:44), 6:02 min/mile, 42nd place, 11th age group, half marathon split 1:18:07, 20 mile split 1:59:37, last 10K, 38:07.

Technical note:  Cold 30 degree day --- perfect for a Canadian.

GRETE'S GREAT GALLOP (HALF MARATHON), Central Park, NYC (October 8, 2000)

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MEN