GREAT LAKES HALF MARATHON                          June 1, 2002
Sault Ste Marie,       Ontario, Canada

Tony did this one seven days after his 3:36:59 marathon in Traverse City, Michigan.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Tony Fiacconi

50

1

:

40

:

00

/

7

:

37.7

BEAT THE HEAT 5KM                                                 June 2, 2002
Taylor Park       Largo, Florida

Youthful winners in this small race. Daniel from Avon Park and Laura from Seminole. Our own youthful and improving Kit VanAllan ran a personal best finishing 2nd. Chuck McCann was 3rd in the tough grand masters division. 138 Finishers

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

ST

Daniel Bedell

18

16

:

39

/

5

:

21.5

AVP

FL

Laura McGee

20

18

:

57

/

6

:

05.9

SEM

FL

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Kit VanAllan

36

19

:

06

/

6

:

08.8

Y

1F35

2

Chuck McCann

50

20

:

56

/

6

:

44.3

3M50

33

CLERMONT SPRINT TRIATHLON #1                     June 2, 2002
Waterfront Park       Clermont, Florida
Swim 1/4mile, Bike 11miles, Run 3 miles

Kim and Bryan used this one as Ironman tuneups. Kim goes on July 28 at Lake Placid. Bryan on September 15 in Wisconsin.

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

CTY

ST

David Picciano

36

51

:

55

OKL

FL

Kathleen Kaye

44

59

:

22

SP

FL

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PR

DIV

OA

Kim Donaldson

40

1

:

02

:

09

5

Bryan Bartlett

37

1

:

02

:

40

Melanie Rowton

29

1

:

11

:

22

1FT

REGIONAL SENIOR OLYMPICS 10KM & 5KM
Akron, Ohio                                                        June 4, 6, & 8, 2002

Ned reports a big hill in the final mile of the 10km on Tuesday, a cold 55degrees and heavy ran in the Thursday 5km, and with just one days rest, dead legs for the Saturday track events. Ned won his Mens 80-84 age division in all four events.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Ned Bennett 10KM

80

1

:

01

:

45

/

9

:

56.2

1M80

5KM

28

:

51

/

9

:

17.1

1M80

800M

4

:

05

1M80

1500M

8

:

47

/

9

:

25.5

1M80

10TH ANNUAL SPRING AROUND THE PALMS 5KM
Palms Retirement Center       Largo, Florida             June 8, 2002

With a certified course and a pancake breakfast, hard to explain why this event drew only 24 women and 55 men to the finish. Must be the early summer conditions here in the semi tropics.

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

ST

Keith Sawayda

39

16

:

36

/

5

:

20.6

CLW

FL

Katie Montague

24

19

:

15

/

6

:

11.7

TPA

FL

FRNRS WOMEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Mary Ann Protz

46

19

:

29

/

6

:

16.2

1F45

2

Carol Obendorf

28

20

:

33

/

6

:

36.8

1F25

5

FRNRS MEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Jim Burgasser

32

16

:

50

/

5

:

25.1

1M30

2

Mark Gray

44

20

:

25

/

6

:

34.3

Y

4M40

18

Don Herring

60

27

:

11

/

8

:

44.9

3M60

43

Richard Simpson

73

30

:

01

/

9

:

39.7

1M70

49

COCA COLA TRIATHLON                                         June 8, 2002
Davis Islands    Tampa, Florida
Swim 1/4mile, Bike 12miles, Run 3.1 miles

John-Paul blasted his 14&U age competition in this event. Hank Bergen returned to the triathlon after a three-year hiatus. Laure was penalized 1 minute for some mysterious illegal maneuver.

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

CTY

ST

David Picciano

36

55

:

17

OKL

FL

Lara Shaw

30

58

:

59

TPA

FL

FRNRS WOMEN

AGE

TIME

PR

DIV

OA

Laure Blume

36

1

:

08

:

53

2F35

Kit VanAllan

37

1

:

11

:

06

5F35

FRNRS MEN

AGE

TIME

PR

DIV

OA

Hank Bergen

33

1

:

04

:

48

6M30

Rick Downs

35

1

:

08

:

52

6CY

John-Paul Newfield

14

1

:

09

:

19

1U15

Hal Cook

75

1

:

52

:

45

1M75

FLORIDA USATF TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Kissimmee, Florida                                                        June 8, 2002

Celene was queen of her F45 division in her second ever track meet.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Celene Peters  800M

45

2

:

57

1F45

3

1500M

5

:

58

/

6

:

24.1

1F45

3

PEACH FESTIVAL 5KM       Ft Valley, Georgia       June 8, 2002

A rainy day in Georgia.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Don Clark

65

23

:

15

/

7

:

29.0

1M65

50

TWILIGHT 5KM       South Miami, Florida                June 8, 2002

Sandy smoked this course and all her competion, while Mike continued his comeback from arthroscopic knee surgery.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Sandy Shelton

32

18

:

26

/

5

:

56.0

1 OA

1

Mike Ferreira

37

17

:

46

/

5

:

43.1

3M35

21

BEACH BIATHLON                                                       June 8, 2002
Run 2mi, Swim 1/2mi, Run 2mi       Indian Rocks Beach, Florida

No competitor comments from this annual event.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Rick Downs

35

52

:

14

Lisa Brois

47

54

:

30

1F45

3.4 MILE RUN

This one was supposed to be 3 miles, or maybe 5km. Race personnel did something wrong in the second mile, and it ended up 3.4 miles.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

OA

Mark McLain

45

24

:

23

/

7

:

10.3

8

JOHNNY MILES MARATHON                                   June 9, 2002
New Glascow,      Nova Scotia, Canada

Johnny Miles, the namesake of this marathon through the Nova Scotia woods, was a former winner of the Boston Marathon. Tough headwinds buffeted our guy Ken for the first 12 miles. The return trip on the loop course was on a hilly hiking trail in the forest. Ken, whose summer home is 25 miles south of New Glascow, led his family team to first place in the accompanying four person relay.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Ken Hetherington

58

3

:

35

:

14

/

8

:

12.6

STOUFFERS 5KM     Davis Islands     Tampa, FL     June 9, 2002

Chuck says this one was cool. We think he meant like cool, as opposed to cool weather.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Chuck McCann

50

20

:

30

/

6

:

35.9

2M50

8

FORERUNNERS 2002 INTRAMURAL TRACK RACE #1
1 MILE RUN       June 11 (St Pete, FL); June 12 (Tampa, FL; McDill AFB, FL; Stafford, VA; Eureka, Nova Scotia)

A hot and windy afternoon & evening in St Petersburg.
A fair night in Tampa with a hint of rain and minimal wind.
Hot as blazes in Virginia. Cold in Nova Scotia.

WOMEN

AGE

TIME

PR

LOC

HT

Carol Glasscock

34

5

:

33

SP

6

Mary Ann Protz

46

5

:

56

SP

6

Kit VanAllen

37

6

:

01

Y

SP

6

Carol Obendorf

28

6

:

13

Y

TPA

8

Marjorie Wilcox

25

6

:

16

SP

6

Carol Krill

35

6

:

17

Y

TPA

8

Erin Lynch

30

6

:

22

Y

SP

2

Melanie Rowton

29

6

:

23

Y

MD

S

Mary Hanlon

46

6

:

28

SP

1

Celene Peters

46

6

:

32

Y

SP

2

Murph Woehlk

47

6

:

43

Y

TPA

S

Jennifer Hunt

47

6

:

57

Y

SP

6

Laurel Harris

40

6

:

58

SP

4

Jean Newcomb

__

7

:

06

SP

4

Wendy Burgasser

49

7

:

13

SP

4

Mary Cantrell

52

7

:

15

Y

NS

S

Karen McHugh

42

7

:

17

Y

SP

S

Lisa Brois

47

7

:

19

SP

4

Alba Campbell

55

8

:

07

SP

3

Ginger Herring

59

8

:

38

SP

4

Lenore Rupert

58

8

:

43

SP

5

Rose Hoge

69

9

:

50

SP

7

Kristina Hunt

32

9

:

58

Y

SP

S

MEN

AGE

TIME

PR

LOC

HT

Jim Burgasser

31

4

:

51

Y

SP

S

Howard Bergen

33

5

:

36

SP

S

Shawn Hannan

27

5

:

49

SP

6

Joe Burgasser

63

5

:

52

SP

1

Jim Rogan

37

5

:

54

Y

TPA

8

Chris Coleman

39

6

:

05

Y

SP

3

Mark Gray

44

6

:

05

Y

SP

6

Dennis Dansby

32

6

:

07

Y

TPA

S

Brian Bombei

__

6

:

11

TPA

8

Mark McLain

45

6

:

13

Y

SP

6

Steve Reed

49

6

:

15

VA

S

Bobby Green

43

6

:

20

Y

SP

4

John Witmer

26

6

:

20

Y

SP

6

John-Paul Newfield

14

6

:

25

Y

SP

2

Chuck McCann

49

6

:

30

SP

6

Larry Perrier

__

6

:

32

SP

2

Lee Allen

46

6

:

36

Y

SP

6

Cesar Fayed

52

7

:

10

Y

SP

3

Jack Lee

45

7

:

44

Y

SP

3

Don Herring

59

7

:

57

SP

S

Ray Wunderlich Jr

72

8

:

55

SP

4

Jim Craig

50

9

:

04

Y

SP

5

Buzz Hoge

67

9

:

54

SP

7

PIER 60 BEACH 5KM #1                                            June 14, 2002
Clearwater Beach, Florida

Survivors of this first WFYRC beach race of the summer say the wind was like Dante’s inferno on the trip back from the turn-a-round point on the out and back course on sloping beach sand.
Steve won overall, while Amy, Jeanne, and Kit went 3, 4, 5, in the women’s race. Our 85 yr old, Jack Parr, won the M75+ division.

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

ST

Steve Wilcox

31

17

:

44

/

5

:

42.5

SP

FL

Christa Benton

18

19

:

37

/

6

:

18.9

SP

FL

FRNRS WOMEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Amy McClenathan

42

21

:

03

/

6

:

46.5

3 OA

3

Jeanne Lesniak

29

21

:

23

/

6

:

52.9

1F25

4

Kit VanAllan

37

21

:

45

/

7

:

00.0

1F35

5

Marjorie Wilcox

25

24

:

15

/

7

:

48.3

3F25

14

Jennifer Hunt

28

24

:

48

/

7

:

58.9

5F25

16

Lizzie McLain

13

26

:

48

/

8

:

37.5

2F13

Erin McClenathan

11

29

:

42

/

9

:

33.5

1F11

Ginger Herring

59

32

:

21

/

10

:

24.7

2F55

FRNRS MEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Steve Wilcox

31

17

:

44

/

5

:

42.5

1 OA

1

Jim Burgasser

32

18

:

55

/

6

:

05.3

2M30

7

Dennis Dansby

32

23

:

00

/

7

:

24.2

Chuck McCann

50

23

:

03

/

7

:

25.1

5M50

Dan McClenathan

50

23

:

30

/

7

:

33.8

Walt Sieg

42

__

:

__

/

__

:

__._

Mark McLain

45

23

:

15

/

7

:

29.0

Mike Birnbaum

46

__

:

__

/

__

:

__._

Pat McClenathan

12

25

:

40

/

8

:

15.7

1M11

Don Herring

60

31

:

10

/

10

:

01.9

3M60

Jack Parr

85

1

:

02

:

55

/

20

:

15.0

1M75

JIM KLETT 5KM       Akron, Ohio                           June 15, 2002

Ned says it was f54, and raining in Akron for this annual event in his summer home town. No 80+ division for Ned, so he beat all the 70+ yr olds to win that award.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Ned Bennett

80

30

:

15

/

9

:

44.2

1M70

MRS T’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS QUALIFIER
Lake Placid, New York                                                June 15, 2002
Olympic Distance (Swim 1.5km, Bike 40km, Run 10km)

This one was cold and windy. Bob says he had a tough time on the bike, missing his 2:15 goal by sixteen minutes.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Bob Flajnik

35

2

:

31

:

12

LONGEST DAY NEW JERSEY SOUTH TO NORTH - 206 MILE RIDE                                                                                June 15, 2002

Marky rode with a group that had a multitude of flat tires and long sag stops on this hilly bike ride on a rainy day in New Jersey. He was out on the road for 16 hours, riding just over 12.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

MPH

Mark Gable

39

12

:

11

/

17

.

1

MANITOBA MARATHON                                         June 16, 2002 Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

For the second year in a row, Celia PR'd and was #2 overall in her hometown marathon. What doesn't show in the results numbers is the poor timing of a respiratory infection that plagued her in the final week. No excuse, just the facts.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Celia Moore

29

3

:

13

:

55

/

7

:

23.8

Y

2 OA

2

SUNSHINE STATE TRACK & FIELD                     June 16, 2002

Jim’s first sojourn into the honest world of track racing, where all the courses are flat and the distances don’t lie.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Celene Peters  400M

45

1

:

20

Y

1F45

3

800M

2

:

54

Y

1F45

3

1500M

5

:

58

/

6

:

24.1

2F45

4

Jim Rogan     1500M

37

5

:

29

/

5

:

53.0

Y

3000M

11

:

42

/

6

:

16.6

Y

26TH ANNUAL GRANDMA’S MARATHON
Two Harbors to Duluth, Minnesota                            June 22, 2002

Anne had a fun time in the cool North on this scenic course along the southwest terminus of Lake Superior.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Anne Ryan

53

5

:

21

:

38

/

12

:

16.1

PIER 60 BEACH 5KM #2                                            June 28, 2002
Clearwater Beach, Florida

This second race of the WFYRC summer beach series was delayed 15 minutes by a lightning storm. Eventually the consensus was "Oh what the heck", and the 128 participants headed north with the skies rumbling.

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

ST

Keith Batten

37

16

:

19

/

5

:

15.1

CLW

FL

Christa Benton

18

18

:

26

/

6

:

56.0

SP

FL

FRNRS WOMEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Amy McClenathan

42

19

:

40

/

6

:

19.8

3 OA

3

Jeanne Lesniak

29

19

:

58

/

6

:

25.6

1F25

4

Kit VanAllan

37

20

:

04

/

6

:

27.5