► Pacific Association Youth XC Junior Olympic Championships Golden Gate Park

Posted by Thomas Vincent on Nov 22, 2004 in legacy, XC | 0 comments

Pacific Association Youth XC

► 2004 Pacific Association Cross Country Schedule

Posted by Thomas Vincent on Aug 22, 2004 in legacy, XC | Comments Off on 2004 Pacific Association Cross Country Schedule

2004 XC Schedule

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NOTE: There are 10 races scheduled, but only 5 plus the championships,

for a total of up to 6 maximum, are scored for both Team and Individual Standings.
You can NOT run the championships and still be scored for 5 (or less) races.

2004 Date

28-Aug-2004

04-Sep-2004

11-Sep-2004

02-Oct-2004

09-Oct-2004

23-Oct-2004

30-Oct-2004

06-Nov-2004

13-Nov-2004

21-Nov-04 (SUNDAY)

Women’s Race

9:00 am / 4 mile

8:30 am / 4.1 miles

10:00 am / 4 miles

10:00 am / 3.55 miles

9:00 am / 5k

9:00 am / 5k

9:00 am / 4.612 miles

9:30 am / 6k

12:00 pm / 2.95 miles

9:00 am / 4 miles

Open Men’s Race

9:45 am / 4 mile

10:30 am / 4.1 miles

11:30 am / 4 miles

8:30 am / 3.55 miles

9:45 am / 4-mile

9:45 am / 4.6 miles

11:00 am / 4.612 miles

11:00 am / 6k

12:45 pm / 4.19 miles

11:15 am / 6 miles

Master Men’s Race

Same as Open Men

9:30 am / 4.1 miles

10:45 am / 4 miles

9:15 am / 3.55 miles

10:30 am / 4-mile

Same as Open Men

10:00 am / 4.612 miles

10:15 am / 6k

Same as Open Men

10:00 am / 6 miles

Location

UC Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA

Foothill Regional Park, Windsor, CA

Lindley Meadow, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA

Presidio National Park, San Francisco, CA

Folsom, CA

Shoreline Park, Mountain View, CA

Back Ranch Meadows, China Camp State Park, San Rafael, CA

Ancil Hoffman Park, Sacramento, CA

Crystal Springs Park, Belmont, CA

Lindley Meadow, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA

Course Description

Beautiful loop course. Start/Finish at upper meadow above UCSC Firestation. Course consists of rolling dirt trails on fireroads through redwood trees and meadows.

One of the best in the series. Beautiful course. Ugly start. Winding trails (dirt, crushed rock, rocky dirt, no pavement). Challenging hills. Past lakes. Through the woods. Dam finish.

Standard Golden Gate loop course. Beautiful meadows, eucalyptus-lined trails, with varied terrain. Paved bike path eliminated; Spikes permitted.

Very hilly mix of grass, dirt, sand, and pavement (no spikes). Start/finish on Paul Goode Field just North and below Julius Kahn Playground. Same course as 2002.

Dirt roads, rolling hils, oak trees. Similar terrain to past Sierra College course.

The course circles around the hill at Shoreline park and loops the golf course. 80% dirt trails and 20% paved trail (no spikes). Same course as 2003.

Start is wide open on paved road. 3.5 miles of dirt trails. Some hills. Same course as 2003.

Start is wide open grass. Mostly dirt trails.

Very challenging and fabled course close to the hearts of a true harrier. Former site of US Nationals, Jr. Olympics, and World XC Trials. Same course as 2002 and years prior.

Standard Golden Gate loop course used for the last 16 years. Beautiful meadows, eucalyptus-lined trails, with varied terrain. Paved bike path eliminated; Lindley Meadow will have hay bales. Spikes permitted. Same course as 2002.

Directions

Take Hwy 17 from San Jose to Santa Cruz, Hwy 1 North to Half Moon Bay, turn right 7/10 mile on Bay Street. Proceed up to the UCSC Main Entrance at the corner of High & Bay Street, go straight into campus. Go up 1/3 mile, turn left on Hagar Drive, go past Field House. Left on McLaughlin Drive. Right on Chinquapin Rd. Right into the Crown College Parking Lot just before the firehouse.

Hwy 101 (north), exit Central Windsor, east. Right on Old Redwood Hwy 0.6 miles to Hembree; Left on Hembree, 1.25 miles to park entrance. Park on street.

Drive to GG Park at 30th Avenue and JFK Drive. Lindley Meadow is North of Polo Fields and one block South of Fulton Avenue, which runs along the North edge of the park.

From North, take 101 South. Coming off Golden Gate Bridge, take Hwy 1 South (a.k.a. 19th Ave.). There are no left turns allowed, so make a right on Lake St., an immediate left, and another left, which puts you on California headed east. Go about 12 blocks and turn left onto Arguello. Finally, turn right onto W. Pacific as you enter the park.. From South, take 280N to Hwy. 1 North (a.k.a. 19th Ave.) for 6 miles through GG Park. Make right onto California, left onto Arguello, and then enter into Presidio through gate and make immediate right onto W. Pacific. Course is to the left.

1) Take Hwy 50 East out of Sacramento
2) Once near Folsom, take the Prairie City Rd. exit. It is after the Folsom Blvd. exit.
3) Go back across Hwy 50 north on Prairie City Rd.
4) Take the first right turn onto Iron Point Rd.
5) Take the next right at Folsom HS and stay to the left to go to the Willow Hill XC Course parking area.

Exit Hwy. 101 at Amphitheater Pkwy. From North, take right onto Amphitheater Pkwy. at 1st light and head over Hwy 101 OR from South, merge onto Amphitheater Pkwy. Once on Amphitheater, go straight through light at Charleston Rd. At about 0.5 miles, turn right into Google parking lot. Course is across the street.

Exit Hwy 101 to North San Pedro exit (Civic Center). Do NOT exit at San Rafael. Go east on N San Pedro for about 2.5 miles to Back Ranch Meadow. Must park outside of entrance on east side of San Pedro Rd. or road leading to entrance.

I-50 East of Sacramento. Exit Watt Avenue, North. Right on Fair Oaks Blvd. Right on El Camino. Left on California. Right into Ancil Hoffman Park.

Take Hwy. 280 to 92 East or Hwy 101 to 92 West; exit Hwy. 92 at Ralston Ave. just East of Hwy 280. At stop light at end of off-ramp, take left onto Ralston. Drive 0.5 miles and take a right on Hallmark Dr. (South). Follow posted signs on Hallmark for about a mile. Park entrance on right.

Drive to GG Park at 30th Avenue and JFK Drive. Lindley Meadow is North of Polo Fields and one block South of Fulton Avenue, which runs along the North edge of the park.

Past Winners

Open Women: Rachel Cook – 19:38; Master Women: Sara Freitas – 19:53; Open Men: Steve Immel 24:48; Master Men: Ty Strange – 26:27

OW: Chris Lundy ’02, 25:33; MW: Diana Fitzpatrick ’01, 26:10; SW: Heidi Halvestine ’03, 28:14; SSW: Melody-Anne Schultz ’03, 29:31; OM: Pete Clusener ’03, 21:28; MM: Tim Minor ’00, 23:13; SM: Chuck MacDonald ’02, 25:58; SSM: Robert McGormley ’02, 27:59.

5k course – Open Women: Jessie Kindschi – 18:12; Master Women: Diana Fitzpatrick – 18:57; Open Men: Peter Gilmore – 15:27; Master Men: Ty Strange – 16:12

Open Women: Rosemary Lagunas – 22:24; Master Women: Carol Keller – 23:52; Open Men: Kalid Abdalah – 19:15; Master Men: Terence Boynton – 20:19

Open Women: Elissa Reidy – 17:32; Master Women: Margaret Lang – 18:15; Open Men: Josh Muxen – 21:54; Master Men: Kevin Osterberg – 22:53

OW: Lisa Lopez ’97, 26:23; MW: Rosemarie Lagunas ’02, 28:09; OM: Steve Moreno ’02, 23:10; MM: Tim Minor ’01, 24:12.

Open Women: Kathryn Krieger – 17:25; Master Women: Carol Keller – 18:11; Open Men: Tyler Graff – 20:48; Master Men: Ty Strange – 21:40

Open Women: Kristen Harper – 22:31; Master Women: Margaret Lang – 25:04; Open Men: Bolota Asmeron – 30:44; Master Men: Tim Minor – 33:18

Total Prize Purse

$1500 (1.5 point weighted race)

$1500 (1.5 point weighted race)

$1500 (1.5 point weighted race)

$1500 (1.5 point weighted race)

$1000 (1.0 point weighted race)

$1500 (1.5 point weighted race)

$1500 (1.5 point weighted race)

$1500 (1.5 point weighted race)

$1000 (1.0 point weighted race)

$1500 (1.5 point weighted race)

Open Individual $

$50 / $30 / $20

$150 / $75/ $50

$300 / $150 / $75

$150 / $75/ $50

$60 / $40 / $30 / $20

$100 / $50 / $25

$120 / $80

$150 / $75 / $50

$75/ $50 / $25

$300 / $150 / $75

Open Team $

$100 / $75 / $50

$75 / $50 / $25

$150 / $75

$75 / $50 / $25

$100 / $50

$150 / $100 / $50

$120 / $80

$75 / $50 / $25

$50 / $25

$150 / $75

Master Individual $

$50 / $25

$75 / $50

N/A

$75 / $50

$50 / $30 / $20

$50 / $25

$75

$75 / $50

$75/ $50 / $25

N/A

Master Team $

$100 / $75 / $50

$75 / $25

N/A

$75 / $25

$100

$75 / $50

$65

$75 / $25

$50 / $25

N/A

Senior Individual $

$50

$50

N/A

$50

N/A

$25

$55

$50

$25

N/A

Senior Team $

$50 / $25

$50

N/A

$50

N/A

$25

$45

$50

$25

N/A

Super Senior Individual $

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

$25

$45

N/A

N/A

N/A

Super Senior Team $

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

$35

N/A

N/A

N/A

Veteran Individual $

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

$30

N/A

N/A

N/A

Veteran Team $

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Sponsoring Organization

Santa Cruz Track Club

Empire Runners

SF Running & Walking

Excelsior Track Club

Asics Aggies Running Club

Asics Aggies Running Club

Tamalpa Runners

Fleet Feet Sports Sacramento

West Valley Track Club

SF Running & Walking

Race Director

Arturo Rodriguez

Jerry Lyman

Tim Wason

Chris Phipps

Ron Richardson

Charles Alexander

Frank Ruona, Ken Grebenstein

Dusty Robinson

Kim Rupert

Tim Wason

Race Email and Telephone

[email protected] 831-684-0867

[email protected] 707-527-9020

[email protected] 415-348-6254

[email protected]

[email protected] (916) 355-8155

[email protected] 408-519-9464

[email protected] 415-898-9340

[email protected] 916-442-5732

[email protected] 650-401-6727

[email protected] 415-348-6254

Cost, Pre-Reg.

$12 if post-marked by Aug 21

$12 if post-marked by Aug 28

$15 if post-marked by Sept.1 or on-line by Sept. 5

$10 if post-marked by Sept 25

$10 if post-marked by Oct 2

$12 if post-marked by Oct 16

$15 if post-marked by Oct 23

$15 if postmarked by Oct 29

$15 if post-marked by Nov. 6

$15 if post-marked by Nov. 10 or on-line by Nov. 13

Cost, Late/Race Day

$17

$15

$20

$15

$15

$15

$20

$20

$20

$20

Check Payable to:

SCTC

Empire Runners

SF Running & Walking

Excelsior Track Club

Asics Aggies Running Club

Asics Aggies Running Club

Tamalpa Runners

Fleet Feet Racing

West Valley Track Club

SF Running & Walking

Registration Address

SCTC, P.O. Box 3568, Santa Cruz, CA 95063-3568

Jerry Lyman, 2345 Hilltop Ct., Santa Rosa, CA 95404

SF Running, 275 5th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103

Chris Phipps, 350 Judah #501, San Francisco, CA 94122

Robert Grove, 101 Grey Canyon Drive, Folsom, CA 95630

Hank Lawson, 12375 Farr Ranch Road, Saratoga, CA 95070

Frank Ruona, 4 Windmill Place, Novato, CA 94945

Fleet Feet, 2311 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95816

Kim Rupert, 430 Remillard Drive, Hillsborough, CA 94010

SF Running, 275 5th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103

Misc. Info.

This year’s race will offer merchandise awards and emphasize team competition.

Race is a dedication to Phil Widener. Ample street parking available.

Ample parking on JFK Drive near 30th Ave. Park on either side. Some picnic tables available on a first come, first serve basis.

Parking available on W. Pacific by playground or at Inspiration Point on Arguello.

T-Shirts to division winners. Showers and lockers available. Bring towel.

www.venuesports.com/shoreline

Glass mugs to all participants. This race is a memorial to John Lawson, a Tamalpa Runner who, at 44, died suddenly of a heart attack in 2000.

Please be aware that Ancil Hoffman Park has a $4.00 per vehicle honor system parking fee. If you choose not to pay for parking you are responsible for all penalties.

Please be aware of driveways when parking in the neighborhood. No Dogs, No Bikes, No Smoking

Ample parking on JFK Drive near 30th Ave. Park on either side. Some picnic tables available on a first come, first serve basis.

Notes:

Dedicated to the memory of Empire Runner Phil Widener.

All pre-registration bibs will be distributed on RACE DAY.

www.venuesports.com/shoreline

Glass mugs to all participants. Gift Certificates to top 3 finishers in each 5-year age division. Race is a memorial to John Lawson, a Tamalpa Runner who, at 44, died suddenly of a heart attack in 2000.
Link to further information

All registered participants will receive an event T-shirt. Age division winners (Open thru Veteran, M & F) will receive long sleeve technical shirts. Check out the pre & post race expo with gret deals on winter apparel.

RAIN CANCELS

Only open to runners that are registered with USATF. All pre-registration bibs will be distributed on RACE DAY.

4th Annual UC Santa Cruz Challenge

12th Annual Phil Widener Empire Open

18th Annual Golden Gate Park Open

6th Annual Presidio Challenge

1st Annual Asics Aggies Folsom Challenge

7th Annual Shoreline Open

9th Annual John Lawson Tamalpa Challenge

1st Annual Fleet Feet Open

6th Annual Crystal Springs Challenge

19th Annual PA Championships

 

Last Update: 7/15/2004

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► Pacific Association LDR 2003 Athlete Travel Opportunities

Posted by Thomas Vincent on Mar 22, 2003 in Elite Athlete, legacy, Road Racing, Track & Field | 0 comments

Pacific Association LDR 2003 Athlete Travel Opportunities

The PA/USATF Athlete Travel Assistance Program assists qualified athletes
by offering developmental funding to travel to national championship
events. Listed below are the travel opportunities for 2003 offered by the
PA/USATF Long Distance Running Committee.

Contact information for your LDR Committee Chairs:
Tyler Abbott, men, [email protected]
Lloyd Stephenson, masters, [email protected]
Michell Hannaford, XC, [email protected]
Hollis Lenderking, ultra, 650/327-1017; fax: 650/325-4775

Athletes in disciplines other than long distance running should contact the
chairs of their respective sport committees, or check the Association's web
site at www.pausatf.org for athlete travel information.

Applicants' best race times should fall within the USATF AADP Funding Time
Guidelines for the relevant distance (shown in chart below).

2003 Road Travel Funds
 
Female  
The female winner of the Jamba Juice 5K on Sunday 9/21/03 will be sent
to the Tufts 10K National Championship in Boston on Monday, October 13. If
the winner is unable to go, the runner selected will be the highest
placing runner who is able to go, subject to the conditions below. 
 
The selected runner must be a US citizen under age 40. She should have run
below 38:30 in the last year, and should never have broken 35:00 (or
similar times at other distances. See chart below). 
 
The selected runner will receive race entry and Saturday-Sunday free
shared housing. I'm told the hotel is but a $5.00 subway ride from the
airport, and within walking distance of the race start/finish. She will
also receive $250 from the Pacific Association towards her travel expense
(as a reimbursement after receipts are submitted to the Pacific
Association office) and $150 from USATF AADP (Association Athlete
Development Program).
 
Male 
The male winner of the Heritage Oaks Bank 10K on Sunday 9/28/03 will be
sent to the Food World Senior Bowl Charity Run 10K National Championship
in Mobile, Alabama November 8. If the winner is unable to go, the runner
selected will be the highest placing runner who is able to go, subject to
the conditions below. 
 
The selected runner must be a US citizen under age 40. He should have run
below 31:30 in the last year, and should never have broken 28:30 (or
similar times at other distances. See chart below). 
 
The selected runner will receive race entry, one night free shared
housing, and transportation to/from the race. He will also receive $250
from the Pacific Association towards his travel expense (as a
reimbursement after receipts are submitted to the Pacific Association
office) and probably some funding to be determined from USATF AADP
(Association Athlete Development Program).
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USATF AADP Funding Guidelines
MEN             Must have       Must not have
Distance        surpassed:      yet bettered:
5K              14:55           13:30
8K              24:50           22:30
10K             31:30           28:30
15K             48:40           44:00
1/2 Marathon    1:09:45         1:03:00
Marathon        2:26:00         2:13:00

WOMEN           Must have       Must not have
Distance        surpassed:      yet bettered:
5K              18:38           16:45
8K              30:25           27:20
10K             39:00           35:00
15K             1:00:05         52:45
10M             1:05:00         56:35
20K             1:21:10         1:11:15
1/2 Marathon    1:26:44         1:15:10
Marathon        3:03:00         2:42:00

What is AADP?
The USATF Association Athlete Development Program is a cooperative effort
between USATF's national Women's and Men's Long Distance Running
Committees, the races across the  country that host USATF Championship road
races, and the 57 "local" associations of USATF. AADP provides top-level,
local distance runners an expense-paid opportunity to compete in USATF
National Championship races against the best competition in the U. S.
Local USATF Associations select athletes for the Championship races and pay
a portion of the travel costs. The U.S. Championship events offer
additional travel funding and cover lodging, ground transportation, waived
entry, and meals. Members of the LDR Committees organize and coordinate the
effort.
The National LDR Committees determine the guidelines for the program.
Athletes must be 39 years of age or younger, be U.S. citizens, and have PRs
within a given range-10K PRs, for example, between 39:00 and 35:00 for
women, 31:30 and 28:30 for men.

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► Golden Gate Park 4 Mile

Posted by Cynci Calvin on Oct 11, 1999 in legacy, XC | Comments Off on Golden Gate Park 4 Mile

Golden Gate Park 4 Mile
Women

Ind. Pl	PA	T.S.	Team #		WOMEN					Grand Prix Pts
1	1	1	1	Chris	Lundy – $75	Impalas	F	29	24.01	40
2	2	2	2	Stephanie	Vannicola – $50	Impalas	F	33	24.36	28
3	3	na	1	Kristina	Mathias – $25	WVJS	F	29	24.46	26
4	4	3	3	Carol	Keller	Impalas	F	39	24.48	24
5	5	4	1	Beth	Vitalis	West Valley Track Club	F	34	24.59	22
6	na	na	na	Miriam	Schmidt	SCTC	F	30	25.04	na
7	6	na	1	Katy	Hollbacher	EBS	F	24	25.08	20
8	7	na	na	Randi	Lyoum	Unattached	F	32	25.11	18
9	8	na	2	Amanda	Gerhardt	Reebok Aggies	F	30	25.15	16
10	9	na	drop	Linda	Gill	Tamalpa	F	41	25.20	14
11	10	5	2	Sissel	Bernsten-Heber	West Valley Track Club	F	35	25.22	12
12	11	6	1	Christine	Brighton	Buffalo Chips	F	33	25.22	10
13	12	na	drop	Sara	Freitas	Impalas	F	41	25.32	8
14	13	7	1	Jackie	McCleary	Wolf Pack	F	35	25.41	6
15	14	8	4	Laura	Schmitt	Impalas	F	35	25.47	4
16	15	na	2	Jennifer	Mitchell-Jackson	EBS	F	27	25.54	2
17	16	9	3	Jenny	Wong	West Valley Track Club	F	24	25.59
18	17	na	1	Jenny	Spoon	unattached	F	21	26.03
19	18	10	5	Lisbet	Enberg	Impalas	F	35	26.10
20	19	na	3	Christine	Olen	Reebok Aggies	F	31	26.13
21	20	na	1	Teresa	Clark	Davis TC	F	29	26.19
22	21	na	4	Julie	Rohloff	Reebok Aggies	F	36	26.32
23	22	na	1	Lisa	McCloskey	Empire	F	37	26.37
24	23	na	1	Christine	Peacock	Chico	F	22	26.38
25	24	11	1	Toby	Warden	Tamalpa	F	32	26.42
26	na	na	na	Liz	Fagan	NON PA	F	24	26.44
28	25	na	1	Kathy	D’Ondfrio	Silver State	F	35	26.58
29	26	na	3	Karin	Kuffel	EBS	F	36	27.00
31	27	12	4	Kim	Woody	West Valley Track Club	F	36	27.09
32	28	13	2	Susie	Blake	Wolf Pack	F	33	27.12
33	29	14	2	Pamela	Hayes	Tamalpa	F	35	27.21
34	30	15	6	Eileen	Brennan-Erler	Impalas	F	38	27.24
36	31	16	7	Louise	Tench	Impalas	F	24	27.33
37	32	na	8	Suzanne	Cordes	Impalas	F	39	27.37
38	33	17	1	Mary	Fagan	Hoy’s Excel	F	24	27.42
39	34	18	3	Heidi	Janes	Wolf Pack	F	32	27.43
40	35	na	2	Valerie	Sell	Empire	F	35	27.46
41	36	19	5	Lilly	Fitzpatrick	West Valley Track Club	F	36	27.49
43	37	20	6	Barbara	Wismer	West Valley Track Club	F	39	27.54
44	38	na	9	Alexandra	Newman	Impalas	F	27	27.54
45	39	na	10	Jill	Gisvold	Impalas	F	31	27.56
46	40	21	2	Lee	Dalessandro	Hoy’s Excelsior	F	30	28.05
47	41	na	4	Linda	Braly	EBS	F	29	28.06
48	na	na	na	Yulianna	Ortega	SCTC	F	17	28.09
49	42	22	7	Anita	Moniusko	West Valley Track Club	F	26	28.12
51	43	na	2	Paula	Brusig	Chico	F	29	28.14
52	44	na	11	Elizabeth	Harding	Impalas	F	29	28.15
53	45	na	12	Michelle	Hannaford	Impalas	F	28	28.19
54	na	na	na	Danielle	Zelinski	Unattached	F	16	28.24
55	46	na	13	Alison	Freeman	Impalas	F	39	28.38
56	47	23	2	Carol	Parise	Chips	F	33	28.40
57	48	24	4	Carolyn	Benson	Wolf Pack	F	42	28.43
58	49	na	14	Ragga	Thorparson	Impalas	F	24	28.45
59	50	na	8	Angela	Hessler	West Valley Track Club	F	26	28.47
61	na	na	na	Ellen	Wallace	Davis TC	F	32	28.57
62	51	na	15	Kathi	Berman	Impalas	F	38	29.02
63	52	na	16	Tory	Valentine	Impalas	F	32	29.07
64	53	na	9	Melisa	Gaudreau	West Valley Track Club	F	33	29.07
65	54	25	3	Tracy	Harling	Tamalpa	F	32	29.10
66	55	na	17	Alexandra	Alen	Impalas	F	24	29.20
67	56	26	4	Kelly	Lawson	Tamalpa	F	39	29.29
68	57	na	1	Melanie	Lovrin	GVH	F	21	29.31
70	58	na	2	Kristina	Ferguson	Davis Track Club	F	26	29.38
72	59	27	3	Meg	Svoboda	Buffalo Chips	F	33	29.45
73	60	na	3	Lisa	Isabeau	Empire	F	40	29.50
79	61	28	4	Cary	Craig	Chips	F	41	30.47
80	62	na	10	Leslie	Cape	West Valley Track Club	F	37	30.53
81	63	29	5	Quinne	Fokes	Tamalpa	F	39	31.14
83	na	na	na	Candace	Gahr	SCTC	F	17	31.31
84	64	na	11	Anne	Castellano	West Valley Track Club	F	30	31.31
85	65	na	18	Miryam	Radkhodayan	Impalas	F	36	31.38
89	66	30	5	Therese	Iknoian	Buffalo Chips	F	42	33.11
90	na	na	na	Sigolene	Ortega	SCTC	F	15	33.39
91	67	na	19	AnnaMarie	Lee	Impalas	F	34	33.45
94	68	na	12	Miriam	Crennan	West Valley Track Club	F	28	36.15
99	na	na	na	Kathleen	McGraw	LMJS	F	39	41.07
masters:
10	1	1	1	Linda	Gill	Tamalpa	F	41	25.20	40
13	2	2	1	Sara	Freitas	Impalas	F	41	25.32	28
27	3	3	1	Kim	Rupert	West Valley Track Club	F	44	26.47	26
30	4	4	1	Theresa	McCourt	Buffalo Chips	F	40	27.03	24
35	5	5	2	Mo	Bartley	Buffalo Chips	F	44	27.30	22
42	6	na	1	Janice	Minor	Silver State	F	40	27.53	20
50	7	6	2	Dale	Pitman	Impalas	F	44	28.13	18
57	na	na	drop	Carolyn	Benson	Wolf Pack	F	42	28.43	16
60	8	7	3	Claire	Malonsonfry	Buffalo Chips	F	46	28.53	14
69	9	8	3	Sharlet	Gilbert	Impalas	F	48	29.35	12
71	10	9	2	Christina	Lachman	Tamalpa	F	41	29.42	10
73	11	na	3	Lisa	Isabeau	Empire	F	40	29.50	8
74	12	10	4	Kathryn	Demas	Impalas	F	46	29.58	6
75	13	na	drop	Jesse	Stratton	Impalas	F	53	30.17	4
76	14	11	5	Maggie	Gillmore	Impalas	F	49	30.24	2
77	15	12	3	Janet	Calmels	Tamalpa	F	46	30.29
82	16	13	2	Charlene	Bayles	West Valley Track Club	F	48	31.29
92	17	14	4	Patti	Pickett	Tamalpa	F	45	35.02
93	18	na	6	Charlotte	Ito	Impalas	F	40	35.44
95	na	na	na	Wendy	Miller	NOT PA	F	45	36.27
98	19	15	3	Mari	Dougherty	West Valley Track Club	F	43	39.55
seniors:
75	1	1	1	Jesse	Stratton	Impalas	F	53	30.17	12
78	2	2	2	Eve	Pell	Impalas	F	62	30.40	8
86	na	na	na	Janet	Bodle	Tamalpa	F	51	31.41	na
87	3	3	3	Louise	Walters	Impalas	F	59	31.43	6
88	4	5	4	Irene	Herman	Impalas	F	50	32.35	4
96	5	5	5	Carolyn	Russell	Impalas	F	52	39.03	2
101	6	na	6	Jeannie	Olson	Impalas	F	52	44.37
super senior:
97	1	na	na	Barbara	Robben	unattached	F	65	39.37	12
100	2	1	1	Dina	Kovash	Impalas	F	61	42.47	8
veterans:
102	1	1	1	Lynette	Lucess	TSTC	F	72	47.36	12

Last Update: 10/11/1999
Name: Thomas C Trimble

► 1998 Race Walking Results

Posted by Thomas Vincent on Oct 22, 1998 in legacy, Race Walking | 0 comments

Giulio de Petra Megawalk 10K – Oct 17, 1998

 

The Eighteenth Annual Giulio de Petra Megawalk 10K racewalk was held on
October 17,1998. This is a Pacific Association/USATF Grand Prix race. The
course is located on California State University Monterey Bay’s campus at
Fort Ord, California and is a certified 1K loop. The conditions were clear,
mild and calm.

Judged 10K Racewalk
Pl Bib Name, Club Age Time AG%
1 Bill Penner, PRO M 52 0:55:00 79.3%
2 Roger Wellborn, PRO M 47 0:58:26 71.8%
3 Quang Than, MPWWWC M 43 0:59:10 68.8%
4 Art Klein, SCTC M 45 0:59:17 69.7%
5 Dick Petruzzi, PRO M 65 0:59:23 82.8%
6 Nathan Williams, GGRW M 17 1:01:10 65.3%
7 Hansi Rigney, MPWWWC F 57 1:01:39 82.5%
8 John Doane, SCTC M 55 1:02:02 72.1%
9 Robert Eisner, PRO M 70 1:06:35 77.9%
10 Shirley Dockstader, MRW F 65 1:07:32 81.8%
11 Stu Kinney, GGRW M 58 1:07:53 67.7%
12 Virginia Fong, MRW F 43 1:08:18 66.0%
13 Doris Cassels, MRW F 59 1:08:55 75.2%
14 Helen Storrs, PRO F 32 1:10:31 59.5%
15 Leslie Brown, PRO F 30 1:13:58 56.7%
16 Phyllis Abbate, MRW F 57 1:15:16 67.6%
17 DeEtta Nicely, MPWWWC F 52 1:16:19 63.6%
18 Robbie Gonzalez-Dow, MPWWWC F 32 1:16:39 54.7%
19 Jon Borset, GGRW M 69 1:18:10 65.6%
Jim Fisher, MRW M 63 DNF
Shirley Parlan, MRW F 66 DNF
Buzz Schulte, MPWWWC M 63 DQ

Clubs:
GGRW, Golden Gate Race Walkers
MRW, Marin Race Walkers
MPWWWC, Monterey Peninsula Walk Walk Walk Club
PRO, Pacific Racewalk Organization
SCTC, Santa Cruz Track Club

Judges: Ron Daniel, Ann Gerhardt, Toni Harvey, Jim Petruzzi,
Charles Sheppard, Nancy Zielenski, Bob Wilson (Chief),
Mariko Kozuma (Recorder).

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Founders’ Day 10K Championship

The Golden Gate Race Walkers held their Founders’ Day 10K Championship on
September 20, 1998 at Arrowhead Marsh in Oakland. This race is part of the
Pacific Association/USATF Racewalking Grand Prix. The conditions were
clear, cool, calm. The first overall, Bill Penner, won a $10.00 cash award
contributed by Pacific Racewalk Organization (PRO).

GGRW 10K
Pl Bib Name, Club Age Time AG%
1 239 Bill Penner, PRO M 51 0:54:46 79.0%
2 248 Jo Ann Nedelco, GGRW F 55 0:58:22 85.5%
3 242 Hansi Rigney, MPWWWC F 57 1:03:20 80.3%
4 252 John Doane, SCTC M 55 1:04:05 69.8%
5 231 Stu Kinney, GGRW M 58 1:10:33 65.1%
6 221 Betty Crews, GGRW F 64 1:10:57 77.0%
7 202 Lorraine Coppola, GGRW F 58 1:15:00 68.5%
8 251 Jon Borset, GGRW M 69 1:18:05 65.7%
9 219 Shirley Parlan, MRW F 65 1:27:53 62.8%
10 209 Ernest Lucken, GGRW M 83 1:34:31 65.1%
236 DeEtta Nicely, MPWWWC F 52 DQ
222 Paul Robertson, GGRW M 59 DQ

A 5K all comers race was held at the same time.

AC 5K
1 250 Robyn Stevens, WWF F 15 0:26:16 83.0%
2 234 Nathan Williams, GGRW M 17 0:26:33 71.7%
3 207 Marie McNulty, GGRW F 47 0:37:13 61.4%

Clubs:
GGRW, Golden Gate Race Walkers
MRW, Marin Race Walkers
MPWWWC, Monterey Peninsula Walk Walk Walk Club
PRO, Pacific Racewalk Organization
SCTC, Santa Cruz Track Club
WWF, West Wind Flyers

Judges: Leslie Brown, Toni Harvey, Dick Petruzzi, Jim Petruzzi,
Helen Storrs, Bob Wilson, Nancy Zielenski,
Therese Iknoian (Chief), Mariko Kozuma (Recorder).

Volunteers: Jim Fisher, Richard Hannon, Mort Landsberg,
Lorrie Leiker, Jean Lucken, Carolyn Nash, Harry Siitonen, Bob Smith,
Pam Webb, Roy Webb, Claudia Wilde, Paul Williams

Borset and Banning Winners in SMS 2 Mile

Jon Borset held up the best in the men’s race on a warm morning to capture
the Saturday Morning Series 2 Mile racewalk. For the first time in memory,
no one was able to do better than his estimated time. Anita Banning in the
women’s race, however, bettered her estimated time by 22 seconds in winning
the women’s race.

Men – Monitored 2 Mile
Pl Name Age Est. Start Actual AG % Pts
1 Jon Borset M 69 22:57 01:37 23:25 66.8% 10
2 Ernest Lucken M 83 23:41 00:53 24:32 76.3% 8
3 Ralph Wheeler M 64 24:34 00:00 25:37 57.8% 7
4 John Doane M 55 17:40 06:54 18:54 72.0% 6

Women – Monitored 2 Mile
Pl Name Age Est. Start Actual AG % Pts
1 Anita Banning F 79 26:35 00:00 26:13 77.6% 10
2 Marianne Lucchesi F 45 20:57 05:10 21:18 66.0% 8
3 Lorrie Leiker F 44 22:11 04:09 23:05 60.4% 7
4 Marie McNulty F 47 22:27 04:17 23:33 60.7% 6
5 Carolyn Nash F 51 23:04 03:15 25:06 58.8% 5

Est. – estimated time; Start – staggered start time; Actual –
race time; AG % – age-graded performance %; Pts – SMS points.

In the Saturday Morning Series, points are scored for the best two of the
three short races (1500m and 1 mile) and the best of two longer races (3000m
and 2 mile). The best of the races not scored for series points is used as
the first tie breaker and the second tie breaker is the maximum age-graded
performance percentage. The series standings with one race to go are:

Women
Pl Name, Club Age Pts TB Max % #
1 Lorrie Leiker, GGRW F 44 20 7 62.9% 4
2 Anita Banning, GGRW F 79 20 0 77.6% 2
3 Carolyn Nash, GGRW F 51 18 5 64.0% 4
4 Marianne Lucchesi, GGRW F 45 15 7 66.0% 3
5 Grace Moremen, GGRW F 67 12 0 69.9% 2
6 Therese Iknoian, GGRW F 41 10 0 81.1% 1
7 Sarai Boyle, WWF F 12 10 0 81.0% 1
8 Sandy Womack, GGRW F 49 8 0 77.4% 1
9 Marie McNulty, GGRW F 47 6 5 60.7% 2
10 Judy Geldin, GGRW F 48 5 0 59.5% 1

Men
Pl Name, Club Age Pts TB Max % #
1 Ernest Lucken, GGRW M 83 24 4 78.4% 4
2 John Doane, SCTC M 55 20 6 77.1% 4
3 Ralph Wheeler, GGRW M 64 19 5 60.3% 4
4 Jon Borset, GGRW M 69 16 10 68.1% 3
5 Mort Landsberg, GGRW M 65 10 0 63.1% 2
6 Gary Bower, GGRW M 55 8 0 69.1% 1
7 Rich Hansen, GGRW M 71 8 0 70.3% 2
8 Scott Boyle, WWF M 13 8 0 70.8% 1
9 Nathan Williams, GGRW M 17 7 0 77.5% 1
10 Bill Moremen, GGRW M 70 7 0 78.1% 1
11 Ron Daniel, PA Unat. M 57 4 0 72.6% 1
12 Kelvin Bush, WWF M 15 3 0 72.9% 1
13 Pedro Santoni, Unat. M 41 3 0 72.0% 1

Pts – SMS Points; TB – tie breaker points:
Max % – maximum age graded percentage; # – number of races

The last race in the series has been rescheduled to Saturday, September 12,
1998, at 9:00 am. The race is one mile and will be held at the College of
San Mateo at 9:00, registration fee is $2.00.

On October 10, 1998, The annual Tortoise and Hare race for SMS participants
will be held with the SMS awards to follow. The Tortoise and Hare is a two
by 1 mile relay race where the relay teams are the parings of the fastest
and slowest races, followed by the next fastest and next slowest, etc. The
T&H will be held at the College of San Mateo at 9:00 am, registration fee is
$2.00

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June 27, 1998
The Pacific Association/USATF 1500m Race Walk was held on Saturday June 27,
1998, 10:00 AM. The race was sponsored by the Santa Cruz Track Club and
held at Soquel High School track. The conditions were sunny, a comfortable
70 degree day. This is a racewalking Grand Prix event and the participants
aged 11 through 83.

Men
Pl Bib Name, Club Age Time AG%
1 Dick Petruzzi, PRO M 65 7:36.9 88.9%
2 Bill Penner, PRO M 51 7:28.4 79.6%
3 Bill Moremen, GGRW M 70 9:02.7 79.0%
3 Ernest Lucken, GGRW M 83 10:42.8 79.0%
5 Kelvin Bush, WWF M 15 7:21.2 74.3%
6 Jim Fisher, MRW M 62 8:52.7 74.0%
7 John Doane, SCTC M 55 8:26.9 73.0%
8 Stu Kinney, GGRW M 58 8:55.8 70.9%
9 Jeffrey Thompson, PA Unat. M 12 9:26.7 61.6%

Judges: Ann Gerhardt, Therese Iknoian, Jim Petruzzi, Ron Daniel (Chief).

Women
Pl Bib Name, Club Age Time AG%
1 Chris Sakelarios, RCRW F 38 7:13.9 83.2%
2 Therese Iknoian, GGRW F 41 7:26.4 82.7%
3 Bekka Marrs, PA Unat. F 11 8:25.4 81.5%
4 Grace Moremen, GGRW F 67 11:03.6 71.0%
5 Marianne Lucchesi, GGRW F 45 9:29.9 66.9%
6 Beverly Thomas, PA Unat. F 57 12:48.4 55.2%
Lani LeBlanc, MRW F 55 DQ

Judges: Ann Gerhardt, Dick Petruzzi, Jim Petruzzi, Ron Daniel (Chief).

June 13, 1998

The Pacific Association USATF Masters 5K Race Walk Championship was held at
Los Gatos High School track on June 13, 1998. The conditions were cloudy,
cool and light breezes.

Pl Bib Name, Club Age Time AG%
1 779 Chris Sakelarios, RCRW F 38 26:01.5 81.9%
2 748 Jo Ann Nedelco, GGRW F 55 27:52.8 87.9%
3 791 Art Klein, SCTC M 45 28:25.0 70.7%
4 749 John Doane, SCTC M 55 30:06.6 72.4%
5 294 Hansi Rigney, MPWWWC F 56 30:21.2 81.5%
6 770 Lani LeBlanc, MRW F 55 30:40.3 79.9%
7 752 Jim Fisher, MRW M 62 32:52.2 70.7%
8 765 Stu Kinney, GGRW M 58 32:54.2 68.0%
9 753 Lorraine Coppola, GGRW F 58 33:12.6 76.0%
10 741 Marie McNulty, GGRW F 47 35:55.1 63.6%
11 795 Jon Borset, GGRW M 69 36:43.2 68.0%
12 754 Ralph Wheeler, GGRW M 64 39:35.6 59.9%
13 701 Shirley Parlan, MRW F 65 39:51.4 68.1%
796 Tom Pait, GGRW M 73 DNF

Clubs:
GGRW, Golden Gate Race Walkers
MRW, Marin Race Walkers
MPWWWC, Monterey Peninsula Walk Walk Walk Club
RCRW, Redwood City Race Walkers
SCTC, Santa Cruz Track Club

Judges: Therese Iknoian, Jim Petruzzi, Helen Storrs,
Ron Daniel (Chief).

May 31, 1998

The USATF Pacific Association Open 5K Race Walk Championship was held at
>Stanford University on May 31, 1998. The conditions were clear, mild, and
>calm.
>
> Pl Hip Name, Club Age Time AG%
> 1 1 Chris Sakelarios, RCRW F 38 26:01.0 81.9%
> 2 2 Robyn Stevens, WWF F 15 27:05.1 80.5%
> 3 3 Bill Penner, PRO M 51 27:12.9 77.4%
> 4 10 Therese Iknoian, GGRW F 41 27:36.4 78.9%
> 5 6 Dick Petruzzi, PRO M 65 28:24.9 84.2%
> 6 5 Art Klein, SCTC M 45 28:52.2 69.6%
> 7 8 Nicholas Sakelarios, RCRW M 35 28:58.8 64.8%
> 8 4 Brooke Szody, GGRW F 18 29:12.9 71.3%
> 9 7 Loribeth Jacobs, RCRW F 34 29:59.3 69.1%
> 10 9 Marianne Lucchesi, GGRW F 45 33:29.2 67.1%
>
>Clubs:
>GGRW, Golden Gate Race Walkers
>PRO, Pacific Racewalk Organization
>RCRW, Redwood City Race Walkers
>SCTC, Santa Cruz Track Club
>WWF, West Wind Flyers
>
>Judges: Laura Cribbins, Lori Maynard, Helen Storrs, Ron Daniel (Chief),
>Leslie Brown (Recorder).

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May 17, 1998

The USATF Western Regional 20 Km & Pacific Association 20 Km Racewalk
>Championships were held on Sunday, May 17, 1988 at the Embarcadero road
>course in Palo Alto, California. Also: a Women’s 10 Km Racewalk was held
at
>the same time. These events were hosted by the Golden Gate Race Walkers
and
>sponsored by: Palo Alto Department of Parks & Recreation. The conditions
>were cool, clear, light winds.
>
>20K
> Pl Bib Name, Club Age Time AG%
> 1 34 Mark Green, LVW M 42 1:33:20 88.5%
> 2 11 Steve Pecinosky, USAF M 43 1:39:39 83.5%
> 3 203 Marco Evoniuk, PA Unat. M 39 1:40:28 80.5%
> 4 200 David Crabb, LVW M 50 1:55:23 76.1%
> 5 38 Roger Wellborn, PRO M 46 1:57:11 72.6%
> 6 201 Bill Penner, PRO M 51 2:00:07 73.7%
> 7 196 Jim Fisher, MRW M 62 2:15:33 72.2%
> 8 29 Susan Mears, LVW F 43 2:17:59 69.0%
> 9 41 Gary Bower, GGRW M 55 2:20:50 65.1%
> 10 32 Bill Moremen, GGRW M 70 2:26:30 72.8%
> 11 16 Ernest Lucken, GGRW M 83 2:54:54 72.8%
> 12 195 Shirley Parlan, MRW F 65 3:06:26 62.9%
>
>Women’s 10K
>Pl Bib Name, Club Age Time AG%
> 1 118 Susan Armenta, Unat. F 24 0:47:39 88.0%
> 2 202 Molly Lavacek, Unat. F 32 0:49:06 85.4%
> 3 20 Chris Sakelarios, RCRW F 38 0:55:27 78.4%
> 4 198 Therese Iknoian, GGRW F 41 0:56:55 78.0%
> 5 30 Jo Ann Nedelco, GGRW F 54 0:57:40 85.7%
> 6 28 Loribeth Jacobs, RCRW F 34 1:00:55 69.4%
> 7 5 Marianne Lucchesi, GGRW F 45 1:08:59 66.4%
> 8 2 Leslie Brown, PRO F 30 1:13:07 57.4%
> 9 9 Lorraine Coppola, MRW F 58 1:14:46 68.7%
> 10 19 Grace Moremen, GGRW F 67 1:20:41 70.0%
>
>Clubs:
>GGRW, Golden Gate Race Walkers
>LVW, Las Vegas Walkers
>MRW, Marin Race Walkers
>PA Unat., Pacific Association Unattached
>PRO, Pacific Racewalk Organization
>RCRW, Redwood City Race Walkers
>Unat., Unattached
>USAF, US Air Force
>
>Judges: Lori Maynard, Sonny Maynard, Dick Petruzzi, Jim Petruzzi,
>Helen Storrs, Ron Daniel (Chief), Sandy Womack (Recorder).

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May 3, 1998

The Pacific Association/USA Track and Field 10 Km Racewalk Open & Master’s
>Championships and All Comers 5 Km were held Sunday, May 3, 1998 in Palo
>Alto, California. This event was hosted by the Golden Gate Race Walkers.
>The conditions were cool, partly cloudy and calm.
>
>Three teams of three walkers per team entered into the Team Challenge. The
>teams are named for the commodities offered as prizes to the winning team.
>The winning team is determined by the highest age-graded percentage total
>for the team. A calculation of the percentages after the race was based on
>table data that may have been from the first edition of the Age-Graded
>Tables published by WAVA. Calculation of these percentages by the current
>edition produced a slightly different result for each competitor and
changed
>the outcome of the winning team.
>
>Team Challenge Results:
>
>Virgins: 234.7% (Extra virgin olive oil)
>Dick Petruzzi, 81.5%; Bill Penner, 76.9%; Bill Moremen, 76.3%
>
>Cots: 231.8% (Apricots)
>Hansi Rigney, 80.5%; Brierly Reybine, 76.7%; Lorraine Coppola, 74.6%
>
>Chocks: 207.5% (Giradelli chocolate)
>John Doane, 72.8%; Art Klein, 69.4%; Gary Bower, 65.3%
>
>Pacific Association/USA Track and Field 10K
> Pl Bib Name, Club Age Time AG%
> 1 4 Bill Penner, PRO M 51 0:56:17 76.9%
> 2 198 Therese Iknoian, GGRW F 41 0:58:58 75.3%
> 3 200 Laura Cribbins, GGRW F 40 0:59:10 74.5%
> 4 196 Art Klein, SCTC M 45 0:59:29 69.4%
> 5 28 Dick Petruzzi, PRO M 65 1:00:17 81.5%
> 6 195 John Doane, SCTC M 55 1:01:27 72.8%
> 7 17 Loribeth Jacobs, RCRW F 34 1:01:54 68.3%
> 8 197 Hansi Rigney, MPWWWC F 56 1:02:35 80.5%
> 9 27 Lani LeBlanc, MRW F 55 1:04:25 77.4%
> 10 199 Kelvin Bush, West Wind Flyers M 15 1:06:45 61.7%
> 11 41 Jim Fisher, MRW M 62 1:06:56 71.3%
> 12 118 Brierly Reybine, GGRW F 58 1:06:58 76.7%
> 13 22 Bill Moremen, GGRW M 70 1:08:01 76.3%
> 14 116 Gary Bower, GGRW M 55 1:08:31 65.3%
> 15 14 Stu Kinney, GGRW M 58 1:08:38 67.0%
> 16 2 Lorraine Coppola, MRW F 58 1:08:53 74.6%
> 17 11 Rich Hansen, GGRW M 71 1:15:27 69.5%
> 18 19 Jon Borset, GGRW M 69 1:18:40 65.2%
> 19 38 Ernest Lucken, GGRW M 82 1:20:10 75.6%
> 20 35 Ralph Wheeler, GGRW M 63 1:20:57 59.5%
> 21 20 Shirley Parlan, MRW F 65 1:29:30 61.7%
> 26 Nathan Williams, GGRW M 17 DQ
>
>All Comers 5K
>Pl Bib Name, Club Age Time AG%
> 1 37 Robyn Stevens, West Wind Flyers F 15 0:26:53 81.1%
> 2 23 Sandy Womack, GGRW F 49 0:30:31 76.1%
> 3 194 Marianne Lucchesi, PA Unat. F 45 0:36:09 62.2%
>
>Clubs:
>GGRW, Golden Gate Race Walkers
>MPWWWC, Monterey Peninsula Walk Walk Walk Club
>MRW, Marin Race Walkers
>PA Unat., Pacific Association Unattached
>PRO, Pacific Racewalk Organization
>RCRW, Redwood City Race Walkers
>SCTC, Santa Cruz Track Club
>
>Judges: Bob Bowmen, Lori Maynard, Jim Petruzzi, Helen Storrs,
>Bob Wilson, Toni Harvey (Chief), Ron Daniel (Recorder).
>

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April 5, 1998

>WINS 25 Km Open & Master’s Racewalk was held on Sunday, April 5, 1998, in
>William Land Park in Sacramento, California
Women
>Insisting on Natural Shapes & Sierra RaceWalkers . The course is a flat
>2.5K certified loop. The conditions were overcast, calm and cool.
>
> Pl Bib Name, Club Age Time AG%
> 1 75 Mike Rohl, PCAC M 32 2:05:44 79.7%
> 2 18 Stan Charminski, Pacific Pacers M 50 2:28:59 75.1%
> 3 14 Bob Novak, Pacific Pacers M 48 2:31:09 72.9%
> 4 41 Jo Ann Nedelco, GGRW F 54 2:36:42 86.5% *
> 5 7 Art Klein, SCTC M 44 2:40:40 66.4%
> 6 55 Bev LaVeck, Pacific Pacers F 61 2:43:43 88.9% *
> 7 66 Hansi Rigney, MPWWWC F 56 2:48:55 81.8%
> 8 26 Jim Fisher, MRW M 62 2:53:18 72.2%
> 9 87 Brierly Reybine, GGRW F 58 2:56:19 80.0%
> 10 1 Gary Bower, GGRW M 54 2:56:57 65.5%
> 11 59 Fred Belt, SRW M 58 3:02:49 65.8%
> 12 22 Stu Kinney, GGRW M 58 3:14:26 61.8%
> 13 33 Jon Borset, GGRW M 68 3:24:20 65.3%
> 71 Diane Tempest, F 51 DNF
> 93 Donna Carrigg, Team In Training F 54 DQ
> 84 Bob Jensen, M 55 DQ
>
>* Pending American age group record.
>
>Three 3-person teams accepted the WINS 25K Challenge for the best team
total
>age-graded scoring. The challenging teams were required to put up local
>delectables for the winning team. The team results are: 1st – Aplets,
>236.9% (Stan Charminski, Bob Novak and Bev LaVeck); 2nd – Apricots, 234.0%
>(Hansi Rigney, Jim Fisher and Brierly Reybine); Giradelli, 218.4% (Jo Ann
>Nedelco, Art Klein and Gary Bower).
>
>On an adjacent one mile course, and unjudged 15 Mile racewalk was held.
The
>finishers were: Sharleene McLeod, Sierra Race Walkers; Kathryn Rogers; Meg
>Smavely, Team in Training; Paul Smith, Sierra Racewalkers. Also
>participating but not finishing in the time limit were: Katy Hammans, Holly
>Synhorst and Mimi Veiga.
>
>Clubs:
>GGRW, Golden Gate Race Walkers
>MPWWWC, Monterey Peninsula Walk Walk Walk Club
>MRW, Marin Race Walkers
>PCAC, Park City Athletic Club
>SCTC, Santa Cruz Track Club
>SRW, Sierra Race Walkers

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► 1997 PA/USATF ROAD RACE GRAND PRIX RESULTS

Posted by Thomas Vincent on Jun 22, 1997 in legacy | 0 comments

1997 PA/USATF ROAD RACE GRAND PRIX RESULTS

DATE	RACE RESULTS	TEAM RESULTS
Feb 3	California 10 Mile	Team Results
Mar 23	Houlihan’s 12K	Team Results
Apr 5	Run For Their Lives 8K	Team Results
Apr 6	Fifty-Plus 8K	Team Results
Apr 27	Big Sur 5K	Team Results
Jun 8	Reno Air 15K	Team Results
Jun 29	Fleet Feet Mile	Team Results
Jul 13	Road Relay (SF Mar)	Team Results
Aug 3	Run for the Parks 10K	Team Results
Sep 8	Pacific Sun 10K	Team Results
Sep 21	Cox Cable 10K	Team Results
Oct 19	Humboldt Half Marathon	Team Results
Nov 16	Clarksburg 30K	Team Results
Nov 22	Cross Country Champs	Team Results
Dec 7	California International Marathon	Team Results

 

 

 

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