Ali won!

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

17

19

:

01

/

6

:

07.2

MARINE CORPS 1/2 MARATHON                      October 7, 2006
Jacksonville, Florida

The first cold (a relative term in Florida) front of the season arrived to coincide with the start of this annual event, run along and back and forth across the St John's river in the heart of Jacksonville.
Tony Black, in deep training to beat Lance Armstrong in the November 5 New York City Marathon, PR'd on this mildly hilly course, beset by strong winds concurrent with the northern weather arrival.
The sport of running is alive and strong in Jacksonville, with 468 Females and 606 Males finishing the 13.1 mile race.

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

ST

Owen Shott

26

1

:

11

:

01

/

5

:

25.0

JX

FL

Kim Pawelek

32

1

:

22

:

38

/

6

:

18.2

JX

FL

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Anthony Black

49

1

:

24

:

38

/

6

:

27.4

Y

2M45

16

RACE FOR THE CURE 5KM                                  October 7, 2006
Straub Park       St Petersburg, Florida

In terms of the spirit of the event, nothing tops Race for the Cure. Thousands of runners and walkers participated, with pink the overwhelming prevalent color of the day and hundreds of memorials to family members and friends pinned to the runners' shirts. The event raised huge revenue for research in the medical fight against breast cancer.
Relative to racing, some improvement seems apparent. An unannounced firing of the starter's pistol, which occurred unexpectedly during prerace announcements, created interference with the two pace vehicles, which were sitting dormant 10yds in front of the start banner and the three thousand eager entrants.
Due to unusual terminology on the entry form, many runners failed to check the correct box that would have given them a timing chip for scoring. They hence arrived at the finish untimed and unscored. In our Forerunners results, we ignored this glitch, and placed our runners in the correct order and time as closely as we can.
Ali, Laure, and Kris finished 3, 4, and 6 overall. Jim and Kraig were scored at 2nd and 3rd overall but there were several "unchipped" runners ahead of them including the unidentified first overall male who ran 18:06. Coach Joe B was the overall Grandmasters (50+) winner.
The lone PR (personal record) time went to Karen who is training hard for Chicago, her first marathon.
Complete results of the top 100 finishers with chips are published on Cool Running. Our results below are a combination of these results plus times Mrs Coach was able to jot down while standing at the finish line. Please let us know if we missed you or got your time wrong ...
There were thousands participating in both the 5KM and 1Mile.

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

ST

Christa Benton

22

17

:

30

/

5

:

37.9

SP

FL

Trey Clarke

16

18

:

23

/

5

:

55.0

FL

FRNRS WOMEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Ali Crabb

17

19

:

18

/

6

:

12.7

NC

Laure Blume

40

19

:

35

/

6

:

18.2

3OA

3

Kristine Cox

41

20

:

05

/

6

:

27.8

1M

5

43

22

:

07

/

7

:

07.1

Anna Reschar

44

22

:

41

/

7

:

18.0

NC

49

25

:

19

/

8

:

08.9

NC

30

__

:

__

/

_

:

__._

NC

53

__

:

__

/

_

:

__._

NC

4_

__

:

__

/

_

:

__._

NC

4_

__

:

__

/

_

:

__._

NC

44

29

:

16

/

9

:

25.2

Y

NC

__

38

:

46

/

12

:

28.6

NC

__

__

:

__

/

_

:

__._

NC

FRNRS MEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Jim Duncan

35

19

:

04

/

6

:

08.2

2

Kraig Beale

46

19

:

10

/

6

:

10.1

3

Mike Bartholomew

50

19

:

59

/

6

:

25.9

NC

68

20

:

06

/

6

:

28.2

37

20

:

10

/

6

:

29.4

Jon Wilson

61

21

:

34

/

6

:

56.5

Willie Roth

50

22

:

47

/

7

:

20.0

Chip Merlin

47

23

:

12

/

7

:

28.0

David Meri

35

23

:

53

/

7

:

41.2

Hunter McCann

9

__

:

__

/

_

:

__._

Chuck McCann

54

24

:

20

/

7

:

50.0

Brian Bradway

45

__

:

__

/

_

:

__._

__

__

:

__

/

_

:

__._

NC

STEAMTOWN MARATHON                                October 8, 2006
Scranton, Pennsylvania

Perfect cool, dry, and windless running weather greeted our Forerunners group at this old railroad town in central Pennsylvania. Running on a healing hamstring injury, Bess Anderson got her Boston qualifying time with five minutes to spare. Mike Jensen struggled in the second half after a fast start that resulted in foot cramps. Training pals Jim McDannel and Chris Coleman finished but five minutes apart.
Overall winners received $3000 prize money. Does anyone think womens winner Susannah Kvasnicka is really from Great Falls, Virginia?

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

ST

Matthew Byrne

31

2

:

21

:

50

/

5

:

24.6

PH

PA

Susanna Kvasnicka

34

2

:

45

:

06

/

6

:

17.8

G.F.

VA

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Jim McDannel

37

3

:

43

:

39

/

8

:

31.8

102A

637

Chris Coleman

43

3

:

48

:

56

/

8

:

43.5

118A

729

Bess Anderson

51

4

:

00

:

32

/

9

:

10.5

9F50

956

Mike Jensen

58

4

:

37

:

44

/

10

:

35.6

61AG

COCA COLA                                                             October 8, 2006
Run 2 Swim .5 Bike 12 Run 3.1MI       
Cypress Gardens      Winter Haven, Florida

No results found ...

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

CITY

ST

______

__

__

:

__

__

__

______

__

__

:

__

__

__

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

DIV

OA

_________

__

__

:

__

___

_

Ali reached one of her short term goals by breaking nineteen minutes for the first time this season!

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

17

18

:

58

/

6

:

06.3

POLICE MEMORIAL 5KM                                   October 14, 2006
Lyke's Gaslight Park      Downtown Tampa, Florida

The 10KM race was eliminated this year and the event drew the same number of participants as both races did last year. The Championship chip finish system was used and the course was certified.
Our entire contingent placed first in their respective categories and received Fossil watch awards instead of a trophies ... way to go team!
332 male and 234 female finishers.

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

ST

Ray Friedman

31

16

:

02

/

5

:

09.6

ODA

FL

Jacki Wachtel

27

17

:

32

/

5

:

38.6

T.SP

FL

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Kristine Cox

41

19

:

58

/

6

:

25.6

1M

4

Joe Burgasser

68

20

:

02

/

6

:

26.9

1M65

230

Murph Woehlk

52

23

:

24

/

7

:

31.9

3F50

19

Lenore Rupert

63

28

:

46

/

9

:

15.5

1F60

81

3RD ANNUAL CHAMBER CHALLENGE 5KM
Gulfport, Florida                                                      October 14, 2006

Attendance was up from last year for this event closer to home for St. Pete runners. It could be the cooler temps we are enjoying are also tempting the running population back to road races!

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

ST

Trey McDonald

37

18

:

15

/

5

:

52.4

SP

FL

Barb Amen

25

20

:

38

/

6

:

38.5

SP

FL

FRNRS WOMEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Christina Simpson

44

21

:

41

/

6

:

58.7

1M

3

Anna Reschar

44

22

:

36

/

7

:

16.4

1F40

4

Christine Arbasak

48

24

:

06

/

7

:

45.4

1F45

5

Pamela McCann

40

24

:

15

/

7

:

48.3

3F40

6

Lyndy Jennings

31

32

:

54

/

10

:

35.3

9AG

FRNRS MEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Duncan Cameron

62

20

:

27

/

6

:

34.9

1M

10

Willie Roth

50

21

:

45

/

7

:

00.0

1M50

Chuck McCann

54

25

:

51

/

8

:

19.2

2M50

Hunter McCann

9

26

:

12

/

8

:

26.0

2U15

Don Herring

64

30

:

26

/

9

:

47.7

4M60

JOHN HOLMES 50KM                                         October 14, 2006
Croom Trail     Withlacoochee State Forest     Brooksville, FL

In it's fifteenth year, the Croom Trail run officially changed names as a memorial to John Holmes who was a long term Forerunners member and also one of the founders of this event. John was a good friend to all who knew him and was well known in the ultra running community. The course is three loops, 50km (31.07 miles) of trails, tree roots, and sand, deep in the grandeur of the State Forest.

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

ST

Roger Sutton

44

4

:

10

:

15

/

8

:

03.3

OCA

FL

Stacey Bartos

38

4

:

17

:

35

/

8

:

17.4

MTD

FL

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Tom Wells

51

4

:

31

:

09

/

8

:

43.6

1M50

5

Linda MasonBarber

53

4

:

36

:

14

/

8

:

53.4

1M

3

Jon Wilson

60

4

:

54

:

37

/

9

:

28.9

1M60

Mike Barber

64

5

:

38

:

34

/

10

:

53.8

13TH STRANGEMAN'S BEACH BIATHLON October 14, 2006
Run 2 Swim .25 Run 2 Swim .25
Palm Pavillion                Clearwater Beach, Florida

84 finishers.

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

CITY

ST

Andy Farrell

35

41

:

40

ORL

FL

Leslie Brainard

36

45

:

14

MPS

TN

FORERUNERS

AGE

TIME

DIV

OA

Erin Kowal

31

51

:

29

1F30

5

Kit Van Allan

42

53

:

50

2F40

8

COLUMBUS MARATHON                                   October 15, 2006
Civic Center       Columbus, Ohio

A perfect sunny and cool day. Carol and Maria both PR'd in their respective events! Maria ran ten seconds per mile faster than she did three years ago at Gulf Beaches. Coach Joe predicted her time within seconds!

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Carol Glasscock

39

3

:

10

:

17

/

7

:

15.5

Y

2F35

11

1/2 MAR-FRNRS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Maria Anderson

51

1

:

39

:

35

/

7

:

35.8

Y

1F50

25

LONG LEAF TRIATHLON                                   October 15, 2006
Swim .5, Bike 12.5, Run 3.1MI
Town Hall       New Port Richey, Florida

Jim has found his way back to running by participating in sprint triathlon events ... doing well in the Clydesdale division. We're happy to see him enjoying fitness activities again!

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

RES

Andrew Stenberg

42

57

:

04

PH

FL

Patrice Hoffman

56

1

:

13

:

11

__

FL

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

DIV

OA

James Rogan

41

1

:

13

:

30

1CY

20

OA SPLITS

AGE

SWIM

BIKE

T1

RUN

T2

Andrew Stenberg

42

6

:

26

27

:

02

2:19

20:41

:38

Patrice Hoffman

56

8

:

36

33

:

59

3:53

26:03

:43

FRNRS SPLITS

AGE

SWIM

BIKE

T1

RUN

T2

James Rogan

41

10

:

05

34

:

46

3:27

23:51

1:24

26TH ANNUAL RATTLESNAKE 5 MILE          October 21, 2006
San Antonio, Florida

Melanie led the way through the finish for our fairly large team contingent.
222 males and 157 females finished.

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

CITY

ST

Mickey Hooke

46

28

:

42

/

5

:

44.4

BTN

FL

Melanie Peters

23

30

:

43

/

6

:

08.6

FL

FRNRS WOMEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Melanie Peters

23

30

:

43

/

6

:

08.6

1 OA

1

Christy Phillips

44

32

:

01

/

6

:

24.2

1 M

2

Kit Van Allan

42

35

:

43

/

7

:

08.6

1F40

7

Murph Woehlk

52

40

:

01

/

8

:

00.2

2F50

25

Bess Anderson

51

45

:

41

/

9

:

08.2

4F50

53

FRNRS MEN

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

James Duncan

35

31

:

21

/

6

:

16.2

1M35

8

63

33

:

35

/

6

:

43.0

1M60

14

Jonathan Dunford

46

35

:

00

/

7

:

00.0

4M45

19

Bruce Shephard

62

38

:

25

/

7

:

41.0

5M60

50

51

39

:

55

/

7

:

59.0

5M50

67

Ken Barry

52

39

:

56

/

7

:

59.2

6M50

68

58

45

:

40

/

9

:

08.0

Don Herring

64

55

:

52

/

11

:

10.4

RED RIBBON 5KM                                                October 21, 2006
Vinoy Park      St Petersburg, Florida

Anna provided the only results we've seen for this race so far.

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

PACE

PR

DIV

OA

Anna Reschar

44

21

:

34

/

7

:

11.3

FLA CHALLENGE 1/2 IRON TRIATHLON      October 21, 2006
Swim 1.2 Bike 56 Run 13.1Mi               Clermont, Florida

The winner's splits were not published in full. He was penalized by four minutes on the bike and/or second transition but clearly remained in first place. Kristine represented our club very well as fifth in her age group for the three disciplines ... and was first in the run.
Congrats to thirty year old Amy Keener, who did track workouts with us as a visitor leading up to this event. She was tenth overall woman and third in her age group in the full Ironman event with a time of 12:49:21.

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

RES

Luc Morin

36

4

:

36

:

57

WT

QC

Tamara Kozulina

30

4

:

52

:

34

TPA

FL

FORERUNNERS

AGE

TIME

DIV

OA

Kristine Cox

41

5

:

53

:

52

5F40

OA SPLITS

AGE

SWIM

BIKE

T1

RUN

T2

Luc Morin

36

28

:

59

??

:

??

1:51

1:39+

?:??

Tamara Kozulina

30

34

:

32

2

:

38+

1:39

1:35+

2:28

FRNRS SPLITS

AGE

SWIM

BIKE

T1

RUN

T2

Kristine Cox

41

46

:

19

3

:

13+

4:09

1:47+

3:11

CHICAGO MARATHON                                       October 22, 2006
Grant Park       Chicago, Illinois

The winner took a nasty fall on the wet pavement as he crossed the finish line and accepted his award a few days later after being released from the hospital. Karen completed her first marathon and set her PR. Albert & David bettered their previous best marathon performances.
Angie and all the guys ran Boston qualifying times!

OVERALL

AGE

TIME

PACE

RES

Robert Cheruiuyot

31

2

:

07

:

35

/

4

:

52.0

KEN

Berhane Adere

34

2

:

20

:

42

/

5

:

22.0

ETH

FRNRS WOMEN

AGE

TIME

PACE