FORERUNNERS MARCH 2002 RACE RESULTS

FORERUNNERS MARCH 2002 RACE RESULTS

3RD ANNUAL HABITROT 10KM & 5KM March 2, 2002
Dade City, Florida

Total 10 KM Finishers - 77
Total 5 KM Finishers - 122

10 KM OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

Eric Hall

39.2

Jennifer Schmidt

15.5

INV

FRNRS WOMEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

Murph Woehlk

56.3

1F45

Rosemarie Dizon

23.6

1F30

FRNRS MEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

Dan McClenathan

01.6

3M50

5 KM OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

Matt Baum

44.7

INV

Amy McClenathan

09.8

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

Amy McClenathan

09.8

1 OA

Erin McClenathan

00.7

3U15

RUN FOR MISSIONS 5KM Macon, GA March 2, 2002

Although heavy rains spiced up the day on this hilly course, Don broke the M65 course record by two minutes.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

DIV

Don Clark

37.7

1M65

24TH ANNUAL NAPA VALLEY MARATHON
Calistoga, CA March 3, 2002

Total Finishers – 1,705

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CTY

Matt Ellis

46.8

TAC

Kristen Orr

35.8

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

DIV

Robin Johnsen

48.7

8F45

Dottie Foster

20.4

4F55

Carolyn Reichele

55.5

25TH ANNUAL GATE RIVER RUN 15 KM March 9, 2002 Alltell Stadium Jacksonville, FL
Deena Drossin of Mammoth Lakes, CA broke the 12 1/2 year old U. S. Record and won $18,000 including bonuses for both the course and U. S. Records. She became the first woman to ever win 3 consecutive U. S. 15 KM road races. Meb Keflezighi of San Diego defended his 15 KM national title by running the second fastest U. S. time on the course on the twisting, hilly, tough course in humid 80 degree conditions.. (Todd Williams ran 42:22 in 1995) All Forerunners had respectable, but not PR performances. Coach finished 6 seconds behind his age group competition. Mary Ann & Erin finished in the top 100. This is indeed a quality event that is exciting and worth the travel. Approximately 7,000 finishers
OVERALL	AGE				TIME				PACE				CTY		ST
Meb Keflezighi	26				42	:	48	/	4	:	35.5		SD	CA
Deena Drossin	29				48	:	12	/	5	:	10.3	AR	ML	CA
FORERUNNERS	AGE				TIME				PACE			PR	DIV		OA
Daniel Ecker	32				56	:	06	/	6	:	01.1
Jim Duncan	30				57	:	51	/	6	:	12.4
Jim Burgasser	32				58	:	42	/	6	:	17.9
Joe Burgasser	63			59		:	15	/	6	:	21.4		2M60
Mary Ann Protz	45	1	:		06	:	29	/	7	:	08.0		3F45
Erin Lynch	30	1	:		06	:	49	/	7	:	10.1

SPRINGTIME TAMPA BAY 5KM March 9, 2002 Al Lopez Park Tampa, FL
Shortly after the start, leaders took a wrong turn on this dubiously marked course at Tampa’s Al Lopez Park, throwing the race into chaos. Some runners ran too far on an early course loop, some on a later loop near the finish. None of our Forerunners could identify how far they ran, or if they ran on the intended course. All were surprised to find that it was part cross-country, as this was not advertised. Amy won overall in a fast time for this day. 144 finished. Mile race pace shown assumes 5km. Our other choice was to leave that data off this report.
OVERALL	AGE	TIME					PACE				CTY		ST
Chris Loth	23	18		:	08	/	5	:	50.2		WC	FL
Amy McClenathan	42	19		:	54	/	6	:	24.3		SP	FL
FRNERS WOMEN	AGE	TIME					PACE			PR	DIV		OA
Amy McClenathan	42	19		:	54	/	6	:	24.3		1 OA	1
Jeanne Lesniak	28	20		:	31	/	6	:	36.2		1F25	2
Erin McClenathan	11	29		:	29	/	9	:	29.4		4U15
FRNERS MEN	AGE	TIME					PACE			PR	DIV		OA
Chris Zucker	54		20	:	09	/	6	:	29.1		3M50	14
Mike Ward	54	20		:	25	/	6	:	34.3		5M50	19
Dan McClenathan	50	20		:	33	/	6	:	36.8		6M50	23
Steve Kilpatrick	45		20	:	45	/	6	:	40.7		5M45	27
Chuck McCann	50		22	:	02	/	7	:	05.5
PatrickMcClenathan	12	24		:	56	/	8	:	01.5		4U15

GOOD LIFE GAMES 5KM March 10, 2002
Mirror Lake Downtown St Petersburg, Florida

Ned won his division while favoring a hamstring injury.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

DIV

Ned Bennett

43.8

1M80

Marge Coffey

18.0

4F60

SHAMROCK 4 MILE Fredericksburg, VA March 10, 2002

This hilly course saw Steve’s return to the racing world after a two year absence.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

DIV

Steve Reed

08.5

CHASCO FIESTA 5KM New Port Richey, FL Mar 16, 2002

Dennis lowered his 5km PR eighteen notches on this warm Florida morning.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

DIV

Dennis Dansby

19.8

23RD ANNUAL UNICORN GALLOP 5KM Central Park Largo, Florida Sunday, March 17, 2002
We had ten Forerunners at this annual event, five with the same last name. Last year there were 580 finishers. This year 200 less at 380. There’s a message here that we passed on to the WFYRC race promoters several months ago to no avail. Don’t schedule 5km events on Sundays.
OVERALL	AGE	TIME					PACE				CTY		ST
MuchapiwaMazano	28	15		:	58	/	5	:	08.3		TPA	FL
Heather Gollnick	32	18		:	14	/	5	:	52.1			WI
FRNERS WOMEN	AGE	TIME					PACE			PR	DIV		OA
Carol Glasscock	35	19		:	13	/	6	:	11.1		2F35	4
Amy McClenathan	42	19		:	23	/	6	:	14.3		1M	5
Jeanne Lesniak	28	19		:	57	/	6	:	25.3		2F25	10
Mary Handsel	37	22		:	03	/	7	:	05.8		4F35	17
Kelly McClenathan	13	25		:	25	/	8	:	10.8		2U15	44
ShannonMcClenat...	9	26		:	43	/	8	:	35.9		4U15	56
Erin McClenathan	11	30		:	57	/	9	:	57.7		9U15	97
Bernie Brown	47	32		:	31	/	10	:	27.9		7F45
Rose Hoge	69	34		:	06	/	10	:	58.5		1F65
FRNERS MEN	AGE	TIME					PACE			PR	DIV		OA
Dan McClenathan	50		20	:	47	/	6	:	41.4		5M50	34
Ned Bennett	80	30		:	11	/	9	:	42.9		1M80

24TH ANNUAL SHAMROCK 10KM & 5KM
Sable Park Brandon, Florida March 17, 2002

Jim get’s another 2nd place overall!

FRNRS 10KM

AGE

TIME

PACE

DIV

Jim Burgasser

54.8

1M30

FRNRS 5KM

AGE

TIME

PACE

DIV

Chuck McCann

46.5

1M50

20TH ANNUAL ARMADILLO 10KM & 5KM Downtown Oldsmar, Florida March 23, 2002
Tony Teats won by almost 2 minutes on this course that goes right past his house. Steve Wilcox led our men after a late night flight and two airport double cheese burgers for dinner. Mary Ann, Laurel, Maria and Rosemarie all PR’d. Erin tied hers with a flailing dash to the finish and chute fouling heaving. 251 finished into a strong headwind on this flat as a pancake excellent 10km venue. In the 5km, the lead pack made their turn-around at 2 miles, but then, apparently in deep race focus, failed to notice the right turn arrow shortly after. Our guy Chris Zucker followed on sub 19 5km pace. Looking at his watch at 22 minutes, and wondering where in the heck he was, Chris astutely turned around and scrambled home in 27 minutes. 229 finished this one. A special Sherrif’s scouting party was sent looking for the first twenty or so leaders who never returned.
10 KM OVERALL	AGE			TIME				PACE				CITY		ST
Tony Teats	25			31	:	36	/	5	:	05.1		OLD	FL
Vicki Stum	31			37	:	22	/	6	:	00.8		CLW	FL
FRNRS WOMEN	AGE			TIME				PACE			PR			OA
Lisa Valentine	40			39	:	41	/	6	:	23.2		1M	4
Mary Ann Protz	45			40	:	02	/	6	:	26.5	Y	2M	5
Erin Lynch	30			42	:	55	/	6	:	54.4	T	1F30	9
Carol Obendorf	28			43	:	25	/	6	:	59.2		1F25	11
Murph Woehlk	47			46	:	59	/	7	:	33.7		2F45	19
Mary Handsel	37			47	:	00	/	7	:	33.8		5F35	20
Laurel Harris	39			47	:	25	/	7	:	37.8	Y	6F35	22
Maria Anderson	47			48	:	09	/	7	:	44.9	Y	3F45	26
Stephanie Bergen	32			48	:	10	/	7	:	45.1		5F30	27
Wendy Burgasser	48			49	:	28	/	7	:	57.6		4F45
Jean Lindley	52			58	:	03	/	9	:	20.5
Vivian DeRussy	44	1	:	01	:	19	/	9	:	52.1
Lenore Rupert	58	1	:	01	:	19	/	9	:	52.1
Rosemarie Dizon	33	1	:	04	:	37	/	10	:	23.9	Y
FRNRS MEN	AGE			TIME				PACE						OA
Steve Wilcox	31			35	:	31	/	5	:	42.9		3 OA	3
Jim Burgasser	32			36	:	20	/	5	:	50.8		1M30	6
Joe Burgasser	63			38	:	54	/	6	:	15.6		2GM	17
Walt Davin	60			47	:	24	/	7	:	37.7		2M60
Paul Obendorf	35			48	:	56	/	7	:	52.5	Y
Don Herring	60			56	:	51	/	9	:	08.9		5M60
Jim Craig	50			59	:	10	/	9	:	31.3
5 KM OVERALL	AGE			TIME				PACE				CITY		ST
Carlos Carrasquillo	33			20	:	29	/	6	:	35.6		SPHL	FL
Karen Gately	45			21	:	07	/	6	:	47.8		LAR	FL
FORERUNNERS	AGE			TIME				PACE						OA
Celene Peters	45			22	:	15	/	7	:	09.7		2F45	7
Chris Zucker	54			27	:	43		*				5M50

CHERRY BLOSSOM MARATHON Macon, GA March 23

This first time marathon was very hilly, cold at 29f, and windy. Mike says it was the most undulating he’s ever experienced.

FORERUNNER

AGE

TIME

PACE

DIV

Mike Ward

45.9

2M50

CHERRY BLOSSOM 5KM Macon, GA March 23, 2002

The last race Don ran was the hilliest one he’d ever seen. This one was apparently worse.

FRNRS 10KM

AGE

TIME

PACE

DIV

Don Clark

41.2

1M65

FISHHAWK RANCH 10KM & 5KM March 23, 2002
Lithia, Florida

Whoohoo……Eileen wins the gold cup!

FRNRS 10KM

AGE

TIME

PACE

DIV

Eileen Peters

37.8

1 OA

5TH ANNUAL NUTRITION RUN BEACH 5KM Pass-a-Grille Beach, Florida March 23, 2002
Headwind going north for 1.5 miles on the exposed beach, then tailwind coming back south. We never have figured out if one cancels out the other. Additionally, one wag participant, apparently dissatisfied with his time, took a couple of GPS readings and declared to anyone within earshot that the course was 1/10th mile long. 109 finished.
OVERALL	AGE	TIME				PACE			CITY		ST
Jeff Carbiener	39	18	:	43	/	6	:	01.4	SP	FL
Carol Glasscock	35	19	:	44	/	6	:	21.1	SPB	FL
FORERUNNERS	AGE	TIME				PACE			DIV		OA
Carol Glasscock	35	19	:	44		6	:	21.1	1OA	1
Chuck McCann	50	22	:	31		7	:	14.8	3M50
Lisa Brois	46	24	:	10		7	:	46.7	1F45
Buzz Hoge	67	34	:	05	/	10	:	58.2	3M65
Rose Hoge	69	34	:	44	/	11	:	10.7	1F65

GOOD LIFE GAMES TRACK MEET March 23, 2002
Clearwater HS Clearwater, Florida

Ned won the Men’s 80-84 division in both of his events

FORERUNNER

AGE

TIME

DIV

Ned Bennett 1500M

1M80

800M

1M80

WREN 8KM Fredericksburg, Virginia March 24, 2002

Steve continued his return to racing on this 30 degree Spring day in historic and hilly Fredericksburg.

FRNRS 10KM

AGE

TIME

PACE

DIV

Steve Reed

15.5

10TH ANNUAL HARE RACING EXPERIENCE 10 & 5KM Tampa, FL March 30, 2002
Jennifer ran a PR time on this course that seemed to have an extra 50yds added at the end. 198 finishers
10 KM OVERALL	AGE	TIME				PACE				CITY		ST
Scott Beland	28	34	:	08	/	5	:	29.6		?	FL
Lisa Valentine	40	39	:	29	/	6	:	21.2		SP	FL
FRNRS WOMEN	AGE	TIME				PACE			PR			OA
Lisa Valentine	40	39	:	29	/	6	:	21.2		1OA	1
Jennifer Hunt	28	45	:	23	/	7	:	18.2	Y	1F25	5
FRNRS MEN	AGE	TIME				PACE						OA
Steve Wilcox	31	37	:	22	/	6	:	00.8		1M30	3
Jim Burgasser	32	37	:	28	/	6	:	01.8		2M30	4
Emery Jewell	76	52	:	12	/	8	:	24.0		1M70
5 KM FRNRS	AGE	TIME				PACE						OA
Chuck McCann	50	21	:	30	/	6	:	55.2