Boston 2013

117th Running of the Boston Marathon

I will not be focusing on the evil that happened on April 15th.  You have 24-hour news channels for that.  There were many incredible performance that happened earlier in the day that should not be ignored.

First and foremost was James Sullivan's amazing 2:38 - a 17 minute PR.  He was making it look too easy all day.  Reports are that his feet actually touched the ground somewhere on Boylston.

Justin Patronick, Jason Bui, and EJ Hrynowski also clocked in under 2:50 at 2:44, 2:45, and 2:47.

Erin Roberts was our first female finisher in 2:57.  She cracked the top 100 in the Women's race, which is an astounding feat.

Jill Trotter and Trish Bourne led the Women's Masters team to 8th overall with 3:15 and 3:18 respectively.  Nice job ladies!  You can tell this picture is from late in the race because Trish is smiling.

I can't possibly mention all the great performances that day.  We had 7 runners until 3:00 and 29 under 3:30.  I was inspired watching everyone go by at mile 22.  Sorry to those I couldn't mention everyone.  Full GLRR results can be found at http://www.glrr.net/Misc/2013_Boston_Runners.pdf.

We of course can't ignore all the heroes -- both the first responders who saved countless lives and all who have donated to help the victims since that day.  The One Fund has collected $32 million.  Two local funds -- the Celeste & Sydney Recovery Fund and Bucks for Bauman have each collected over $750 thousand.  Amazing outpouring of support from across the country.  I've linked the pictures below in case you haven't had a chance to donate.

Marathon May-niacs

Marathon May-niacs

May was chock full of marathons.  The Angry Chicken BQ Hunters took aim at many in the area.

Walter Childs Race of Champions Marathon 2013                                      May 5

Ken getting reloaded.

Ken Cain got us started off on the right foot with a 3:07 -- good for 6th place in this small race out in Holyoke, MA.  That was good for 4th in his age group.  Gotta love being 40, eh Ken?  This was an 8 minute PR and a BQ for Ken only three weeks after running a 3:32 at Boston.

http://www.coolrunning.com/results/13/ma/May5_Walter_set1.shtml

Cox Providence Marathon                                                                           May 12

Matt being stalked by Colin, who would pounce at 18.

The next weekend we had a split squad.  Ten of us headed down to Providence for the Cox Providence Rhode Races.  Jason Bui led the way here 4 weeks after Boston with an impressive 2:46 -- good for 7th overall and 2nd in his age group behind Patrick Moulton.  Next was Mark Reeder, who easily won his age group by 9 minutes with a 2:49.  Then in came James Sullivan on a leisurely Sunday stroll with a 2:57.  Colin Loghin was next in, netting an impressive 11 minute PR and only a minute and change away from a BQ.  Matt Story and Fil Faria then sprinted in (Fil's fault) to a 3:13:23 tie.  This was old hat for Fil, but a 4 minute PR and first BQ for Matt.  Zona Sharfman was the next Chicken in at 3:34 -- a PR and BQ.  Kristen Allen followed shortly thereafter with a 3:36.  Cullen Madden paced a friend in to a 3:58, afterwards wondering why he volunteered to pace someone for an entire marathon instead of the last 10 miles.

Jack Flynn was only half a May-niac but he easily won his age group by 5 minutes with a 1:37.

http://www.coolrunning.com/results/13/ri/May12_CoxPro_set1.shtml

Maine Coast Marathon                                                                               May 12

James Deluca after his all-in effort.

Meanwhile, in the Lobstah State, James Deluca and Chris Hancock were tearing it up.  James' 3:02 was a 14 minute PR and good for 8th overall.  Chris' 3:04 came only 4 weeks after running a 3:08 at Boston and was good for 10th overall.

http://www.coolrunning.com/results/13/me/May12_MaineC_set1.shtml

Sugarloaf Marathon                                                                                    May 19

Bash and a fashion challenged James.

Only a week later and the Pocotello Kid was back at it again.  This time James paced Bash to the sub-3 promised land with a 2:58 -- good for 13th and 14th in the race.  Paul Kelly also had a great race with a 3:30.

http://www.coolrunning.com/results/13/me/May19_Sugarl_set1.shtml

KeyBank Vermont City Marathon                                                              May 26

Mike re-hydrating the right way.

Mike Girouard wraps up our May-niac coverage with a blistering 2:56 in less-than-ideal conditions in Burlington.  Reports are they actually got a foot of snow in the Green Mountains.  Luckily lower elevations stuck to rain.  Isn't it almost June?

http://www.coolrunning.com/results/13/vt/May26_25thKe_set2.shtml

April Race Results

We've already mentioned Boston and James Joyce.  What else happened in April?

Good Times Returns!

Start of Week 2's BYOB 5K.  Photo courtesy of Mike Stanwyck.

Spring officially starts when the Good Times start rolling again in Lowell.  Kara Haas swept the month of April and EJ Hrynowski has the points lead for the men.  Laissez les bons temps roulez!

Merrimack River 10 Mile Trail Race - April 13th

Pl Time         Name         Sex Age City/St        Team #

12 1:07:55 Keith Obrien M 49 Chelmsford GLRR 921

91 1:30:51 Stffan Zwirek M 34 Lowell         GLRR 978

126 1:35:42 Leonardo Medina M 48 tewksbury, ma GLRR 891

Alisa wins again!  Photo by Jimmy Shelton

Lowell Firefighters 5K - April 21st

Alisa Crueger-Cain notched another win with a 21 flat.  Following her was Marli Piccolo for 2nd overall with a 22:44.

Mary Casey won her age group by almost a minute, while Johanna Riley and Denny LeBlanc placed second in theirs.

Paula 10K happy - Photo courtesy of Jimmy Shelton

Groton Road Race - April 28th

In the 5K, Cody Freihofer and James Sullivan went 3-4 -- both breaking 17 minutes.  Cindy Meklenburg and Steve Kanaracus both won their age groups.

In the 10K, Scott Casper set a 4 minute PR despite being under the weather.  Paul Kelly, Paula Accomazzo, Mike Ballerini, Daniel Houston, and Johanna Riley all represented with solid races as well.

March Race Results

Claddagh Pub 4M

Kara capturing the Claddagh. (photo courtesy of Mile Stanwyck)

A good day for GLRR in Lawrence tackling that brutal hill.  Kara, rocking the GLRR singlet, won the women's race in 24:26.  Festus was second in the male 30s in 25:15, and Cindy Meklenberg was second in the female 50s in 33:41.  This was the unofficial first leg of the Wild Rover series, with the official first leg moving to April due to the Fizzard of '13.  A fizzard is a blizzard that fizzles.

Stu's 30K

Or as Mike calls it "The EJ Show".  Ten brave chickens ventured to Clinton for this roller-coaster   Age group wins for EJ and Mike and a shiny new PR (and AOW) for Paul.

  9    E J HRYNOWSKI        ARLINGTON, MA     50   M     1/65   50-59   1:59:38.8      6:25/M

 12    MIKE GIROUARD        READING, MA       43   M     1/74   40-49   2:01:17.8      6:30/M

 90    BOB CROKE            BURLINGTON, MA    56   M    11/65   50-59   2:25:56.6      7:50/M

 96    PAUL KELLY           N. BILLERICA, MA  50   M    12/65   50-59   2:26:35.4      7:52/M

114    FRANK GEORGES        EASTON, MA        35   M    23/56   30-39   2:28:40.7      7:59/M

126    KEN GOODIN           LOWELL, MA        58   M    19/65   50-59   2:30:51.3      8:06/M

143    NICHOLAS KANARACUS   WORCESTER, MA     65   M     4/23   60-69   2:34:15.1      8:17/M

150    LUIS ESCOBAR         LOWELL, MA        30   M    28/56   30-39   2:36:12.1      8:23/M

157    MICHAEL BRODEUR      LOWELL, MA        51   M    25/65   50-59   2:37:43.8      8:28/M

189    STAVROS KANARACUS    LOWELL, MA        68   M     8/23   60-69   2:43:17.4      8:46/M

It's a Green Sweep at Hynes

Steve and Kara take the Hynes.  (photos courtesy of Mile Stanwyck)

Writeup by Dave Camire

Lowell, MA – This year’s Hynes’ Road Race was a bit greener due to the dual victories of two Greater Lowell Road Runners. Leading the way in the men’s division was Steve Gendron of Lowell who posted a 26:23 to win his third consecutive Hynes’ Road Race. Kara Haas of Chelmsford won her second consecutive Wild Rover race and second consecutive Hynes’ Race with a 30:09. This was Kara’s sixth overall victory at the event. She goes for the Wild Rover Triple Crown on April 14 at the rescheduled Frozen Shamrock in Haverhill. This year’s Hynes’ Race drew over 1000 entrants with 954 finishing the traditional five mile course.

Patrick Frye Memorial 5K

(photo courtesy of Richie Blake)

Writeup by Dave Camire

Lowell, MA -- The venue may have changed but the outcome was the same as Lowell’s Steve Gendron (16:14) and Chelmsford’s Kara Haas (18:01) finished first in the 2nd Annual Patrick Frye Memorial 5K in Lowell. Both runners finished first in last Sunday’s Hynes Road Race. Steve outpaced fellow Lowellian’s Tim Patterson and Jonathan Sheehan who finished 2nd and 3rd respectively. Kara who finished fourth overall was followed by Ciara Camire of Somersworth, NH and Julie Dragon of Marlboro, MA.

Today’s race was in honor of Patrick A. Frye, nicknamed ‘P Fritty’ lived just 20 years, 4 months and 7 days. He was born in Colombia, South America and raised in Lowell, Massachusetts. The race was held in his honor at the Mt. Peasant Country Club in the Highland section of Lowell.

Irish Feet Are Running 5K

Titus and Alisa take IFAR (photo courtesy of Jimmy Shelton)

IFAR was a Kenyan sweep on the men's side with locals Titus, Ben, and Festus.  On the women's side GLRR youth team standout Alisa Crueger-Cain broke through the 20 minute barrier for the win in 19:50.  Look out for her at Good Times this year!  Other GLRR running highlights were: Chuck Farrow’s daughters Jordan (14) and Davis (11) went first and third in the under 19 division. Laura Boerman – second in W45-49. Antonio Febo – first M50-54. Ken Skier and Bill Corbett went 2, 3 in M55-559. Barry Person took M65-69 and Johanna Riley took W65-69.

A huge thank you to the volunteers who made this possible: Johanna, Dick, Vanna (new
member), Sean, Mike S, Dave B, Chuck, Denny, EJ, Dan, Scott, Stan, Mike B, Fil, Dave D, Jim
S, Jim S, Keith, John, Mark, Ken, Dave C, Bill, Jessica, Paul and absolutely not last - 1st time
volunteer - now an expert - Glenn's wife Marianne! Thank you everyone.

Athletes of the Week - March

Writeups by EJ Hrynowski

Week Ending March 3 - Paul Kelly

Paul Kelly in Rhody 5K

I’m really happy with my run at Stu’s, and the nominations I received for this week’s AOW (especially in light of the sources, I’m really humbled). But when it came down to the recipient for the week ending March 3rd, the committee cast a cold and calculating eye on the results and has chosen a most worthy recipient.

Some Chickens like to fly low under the radar, operating in stealth mode so as to avoid detection. That was the case for this Athlete of the Week until he unleashed a 3:24 PR at Stu’s 30k with a 2:26:35 finish. I asked him about his race, I really hope he doesn’t mind that I’m quoting his response (he does a better job of explaining it than I could hope to, I think we have another member of Glenn’s rapidly growing Greater Lowell Running Writers club).

“…it really wasn't about the time at all. I felt in control the entire race. I ran a negative split by over 2 minutes but most importantly I ran with a group of four other runners and absolutely loved every minute I was out there. To me, that is the essence of running. The time was just the icing on the cake…looking forward to another strong week of training.”

That’s how you run Angry. Please join me in congratulating Paul Kelly on his choice as Athlete of the week!

(I haven’t been able to locate any Stu’s pics yet, this is a file photo of Paul running the Rhody 5k)

Week Ending March 10 - Kara Haas

Kara floating over the finish at Hynes.

If there's one thing we've all had enough of, it's ado. If there are two things we've all had enough of, it's ado and snow. Can't promise we won't have more snow, but without further ado I give you the Athlete of the Week for March 4-10.

To say the least, she's no stranger to winning races. One week after breaking the tape at the Claddagh Pub Four Miler in 24:25, she did it for the SIXTH time at the Hynes 5 Miler in 30:09. Good luck to anyone who wants to wrest that crown from her firm grip.

Please join me in congratulating Kara Molloy Haas on her selection as Athlete of the Week. I'm sure all of Angry Chicken Nation is pulling for a Wild Rover Series sweep, when the Frozen Shamrock 3 miler (delayed by that snow that we've all had enough of) runs on April 14th. 

If it snows on April 14th, look for emails from Glenn and Dave Camire looking for Angry Chicken volunteers to shovel the course. At least it's the three miler of the 3-4-5 series, the show (and the sweep!) must go on.

Photo courtesy of Mike Stanwyck

Week Ending March 17 - Nicholas Kanaracus

Nick nailing that age group win.

The team from the Mill City had a great day in the Whaling City, with so many remarkable performances and results that the AOW committee thought it would be nearly impossible to pick just one. But among those great performances in New Bedford by both chicks and chickens, one stood out from the rest. Only one Angry Chicken came home with first place in his or her age group.

If you've seen him working hard on the Rat Dome track, you know the result against the always strong USATFNE field was well earned and speaks for itself. Please join me in congratulating Nicholas Kanaracus on his selection as Athlete Of The Week for March 11-17.

Photo courtesy of Jimmy Lee Shelton

Boston Marathon Bus and Training Runs

Boston Bus

2012 Boston Bus (photo by Jimmy Shelton)

THE way to get from Lowell to Hopkinton is the GLRR Boston Bus.  Don't miss out.  As of today there are about 7 spots left.  For only $75 you'll get a ride to Hopkinton, pre-race massage, use of the bus facilities before the race, a shower and post-race massage at the Park Plaza hotel, and plenty of snacks and refreshments to refuel.  You can't lose!  Volunteers will also schlep your bag up to the hotel room for you.  If you are interested, click here ASAP: http://www.glrr.net/Misc/2013%20GLRR%20Boston%20Marathon%20Bus%20App.pdf.

Training Runs

Another perk of the club is catered (OK, just water/Gatorade) training runs on the Boston course.  Get to know every hill, pothole, railroad track, and Dunkin' Donuts on the course before race day.  Only one run remains from Hopkinton to BC on March 30th.  Don't miss your chance.  These Angry Chickens didn't.

photos by Jimmy Shelton

Week One Crew

Week Two Crew

Week Three Crew

Week Four Crew

New Bedford Half Marathon

(all photos courtesy of Jimmy Shelton)

Fifty-two Angry Chickens made the annual trip down to New Bedford for the second stop in the New England Grand Prix circuit.  This race boasts a fairly fast course and is a favorite tune up for Boston.  A bulk of the club met up at the usual spot in Drum Hill at around 8am for the hour and a half drive south.  By the time most of us arrived at the YMCA Marli and John had our numbers all picked up and laid out for us.  

Marli sorting and. handing out the numbers.

Weather was in the mid 30s and windy from the NW.  That wind played a small factor in the first couple of miles then a huge factor in the last few.  It did give us a nice boost down the downhill back stretch of the course, but that's little solace when you're struggling up that mile 12 hill into the teeth of it.  It also made it a little hard to dress for.  Some were in shorts and singlets.  Others in long sleeves and long pants.  And some wore Irish flag bodysuits or dressed as Batman.  OK, maybe those weren't weather driven.  At the start runners were huddled into any bit of sun they could find.

Andrew, Kevin, Fil, Mike, EJ, Chris, and Justin at the start.

Sully finishes his strong run.

At about 11am they took pity on us and let us get warm by running 13.1.  Crowd support was great, including the friendliest cops I've ever seen working a race.  The first Chicken across the line was James in an outstanding 1:13:42 -- trimming over 9 minutes off his time from last year.  The rest of the 11th place GLRR Male Open team was not far behind -- with all five scorers and one of the alternates clocking in under 1:20.

Layce was the first GLRR woman to cross the line, finishing in 1:24:20.  She led the Women's Open team to a 12th place finish against some stiff competition.

On the Masters side EJ scored down from the Seniors team to lead the guys to a strong 4th place finish.  In fact, EJ also scored down to the Open Team giving him the coveted hat trick.  The women were led by Trish to a 5th place finish.

Denny finishing in style.

The Seniors Men's team got us into the money, finishing in second place and ahead of the vaunted Unicorns. The scoring team of EJ, John Barbour, Matt Curran, Jim Garcia, and David Oliver all finished in less then 87 minutes.

The Senior's Women Team of Liane, Kathy, and Nancy took home a 4th place finish, while the the Veteran Men's team of Chip, Nick, and Tom got us into the money again with a 2nd.

On the individual side -- Denny took home 3rd 70-99.  Eleven GLRR finished in the top 10 in their USATF-NE five year age groups -- highlighted by Nick winning his, Liane and Denny second in theirs, and Trish third in hers.  The highest age grading belongs to John Barbour with a whopping 87.7%.  Many of the Green also notched PRs on the day.

Afterwards several of us headed down to our usual post-New Bedford pub for some re-hydration.  It's a good thing no one else had the idea of going to an Irish pub on St. Patty's Day.  Sláinte!

Team Results

11th Male Open

1:13:44 1:15:21 1:16:39 1:18:04 1:19:12 (1:19:56) (1:20:56) = 6:23:00

JAMES SULLIVAN 27 M, CODY FREIHOFER 24 M, ANDREW DOWNEY 28 M, JUSTIN PATRONICK 33 M, EJ HRYNOWSKI 50 M, MIKE GIROUARD 43 M, JAMES DELUCA 29 M

12th Female Open                     

1:24:33 1:30:56 1:32:00 (1:33:33) (1:35:48) = 4:27:29

LAYCE ALVES 32 F, TRISH BOURNE 49 F, LAUREN LIUZZO 25 F, ALLY MASLOWSKI 30 F, ZONA SHARFMAN 35 F

4th Male Masters            

1:19:12 1:19:56 1:22:41 1:23:01 1:23:13 (1:24:20) (1:26:54) = 6:48:03

EJ HRYNOWSKI 50 M, MIKE GIROUARD 43 M, JOHN BARBOUR 58 M, KEN CAIN 41 M, MATTHEW CURRAN 55 M, JIM GARCIA 54 M, DAVE OLIVER 56 M

5th Female Masters              

1:30:56 1:35:49 1:48:31 (1:50:38) (1:51:50) = 4:55:16

TRISH BOURNE 49 F, LIANE PANCOAST 55 F, MARLI PICCOLO 43 F, KATHY BURLEY 52 F, NANCY DORN 54 F

2nd Male Seniors           

1:19:12 1:22:41 1:23:13 1:24:20 1:26:54 (1:30:07) (1:34:46) = 6:56:20

EJ HRYNOWSKI 50 M, JOHN BARBOUR 58 M, MATTHEW CURRAN 55 M, JIM GARCIA 54 M, DAVE OLIVER 56 M, DAVID PENN 52 M, CHIP MANN 60 M

4th Female Seniors              

1:35:49 1:50:38 1:51:50 (1:52:42) = 5:18:17

LIANE PANCOAST 55 F, KATHY BURLEY 52 F, NANCY DORN 54 F, MADELINE FEBO 53 F

2nd Male Veterans            

1:34:46 1:37:20 1:40:41 (1:53:46) = 4:52:47

CHIP MANN 60 M, NICHOLAS KANARACUS 65 M, THOMAS PETERS 60 M, DENNY LEBLANC 71 M

Individual Results

Place Div/Tot  Div   Name                     Ag S  No.   Net Tim  Gun Tim   Pace  Team
===== ======== ===== ====================     == =  ===== =======  =======   ===== =====

59    41/248  M2029 JAMES SULLIVAN      27 M  3359 1:13:42 1:13:44  5:38 GLRR                                              
84    48/248  M2029 CODY FREIHOFER      24 M  3357 1:15:18 1:15:21  5:45 GLRR                                              
101   55/248  M2029 ANDREW DOWNEY       28 M  3360 1:16:36 1:16:39  5:51 GLRR                                              
119   39/416  M3039 JUSTIN PATRONICK    33 M  3364 1:18:03 1:18:04  5:58 GLRR                                              
132    6/289  M5059 EJ HRYNOWSKI        50 M  3376 1:19:05 1:19:12  6:03 GLRR                                              
142   19/445  M4049 MIKE GIROUARD       43 M  3371 1:19:50 1:19:56  6:06 GLRR                                              
153   72/248  M2029 JAMES DELUCA        29 M  3361 1:20:50 1:20:56  6:11 GLRR                                              
190   15/289  M5059 JOHN BARBOUR        58 M  3386 1:22:34 1:22:41  6:19 GLRR                                              
202   35/445  M4049 KEN CAIN            41 M  3369 1:22:57 1:23:01  6:21 GLRR                                              
205   57/416  M3039 CHRIS HANCOCK       39 M  3367 1:22:56 1:23:07  6:21 GLRR                                              
206   16/289  M5059 MATTHEW CURRAN      55 M  2702 1:23:07 1:23:13  6:21 GLRR                              
245   20/289  M5059 JIM GARCIA          54 M  3381 1:24:18 1:24:20  6:27 GLRR                                              
253    8/510  F3039 LAYCE ALVES         32 F  3345 1:24:20 1:24:33  6:28 GLRR                                              
307   26/289  M5059 DAVE OLIVER         56 M  3384 1:26:39 1:26:54  6:38 GLRR                                              
313   79/416  M3039 KEVIN CARNABUCCI    39 M  3366 1:26:55 1:27:07  6:39 GLRR                                              
330   82/416  M3039 MATT STORY          39 M  3368 1:27:36 1:27:50  6:43 GLRR                                              
333   70/445  M4049 FIL FARIA           48 M  3374 1:27:45 1:27:59  6:43 GLRR                                              
363   92/416  M3039 COLIN LOGHIN        37 M  3365 1:28:39 1:28:53  6:47 GLRR                                              
398   39/289  M5059 DAVID PENN          52 M  3380 1:30:02 1:30:07  6:53 GLRR                                              
419    9/391  F4049 TRISH BOURNE        49 F  3351 1:30:42 1:30:56  6:57 GLRR                                              
451   36/383  F2029 LAUREN LIUZZO       25 F  3341 1:31:54 1:32:00  7:02 GLRR                                              
489   31/510  F3039 ALLY MASLOWSKI      30 F  3344 1:33:20 1:33:33  7:09 GLRR                                              
526    4/108  M6069 CHIP MANN           60 M  3389 1:34:29 1:34:46  7:14 GLRR                                              
527   56/289  M5059 ROBERT RIVARD       51 M  3379 1:34:33 1:34:48  7:14 GLRR                                              
564   42/510  F3039 ZONA SHARFMAN       35 F  3346 1:35:19 1:35:48  7:19 GLRR                                              
565    5/167  F5059 LIANE PANCOAST      55 F  3356 1:35:30 1:35:49  7:19 GLRR                                              
567  131/416  M3039 SCOTT O'BRIEN       31 M  3363 1:34:43 1:35:52  7:19 GLRR                                              
573   62/289  M5059 HOWARD HERSEY       54 M  3382 1:35:46 1:35:57  7:20 GLRR                                              
575   63/289  M5059 KEN JACOBSON        57 M  3385 1:35:55 1:36:03  7:20 GLRR                                              
595   65/289  M5059 ANDRE CHANDONNET    56 M  3383 1:36:19 1:36:43  7:23 GLRR                                              
613    7/108  M6069 NICHOLAS KANARACUS  65 M  3391 1:37:11 1:37:20  7:26 GLRR                                              
633   69/289  M5059 KEN GOODIN          58 M  3387 1:37:20 1:37:44  7:28 GLRR                                              
649   52/510  F3039 KRISTEN ALLEN       39 F  3347 1:37:59 1:38:17  7:30 GLRR                                              
685  153/445  M4049 RAY NICHOLS         43 M  3372 1:39:07 1:39:20  7:35 GLRR                                              
749   14/108  M6069 THOMAS PETERS       60 M  3390 1:39:39 1:40:41  7:41 GLRR                                              
792  168/416  M3039 LUIS ESCOBAR        30 M  3362 1:41:19 1:41:47  7:46 GLRR                                              
794   93/289  M5059 MICHAEL BRODEUR     51 M  3377 1:41:29 1:41:49  7:47 GLRR                                              
948  146/248  M2029 CULLEN MADDEN       25 M  3358 1:45:08 1:45:36  8:04 GLRR                                              
949  115/289  M5059 ANTONIO FEBO        51 M  3378 1:44:36 1:45:38  8:04 GLRR                                              
1005 203/445  M4049 LEONARDO MEDINA     48 M  3375 1:45:57 1:46:42  8:09 GLRR                                              
1083  65/391  F4049 MARLI PICCOLO       43 F  3350 1:47:26 1:48:31  8:17 GLRR                                              
1194  30/167  F5059 KATHY BURLEY        52 F  3353 1:49:56 1:50:38  8:27 GLRR                                              
1220 128/383  F2029 AMANDA BENOIT       29 F  3343 1:50:00 1:51:07  8:29 GLRR                                              
1222 244/445  M4049 DAVID BURNS         47 M  3373 1:50:27 1:51:10  8:29 GLRR                                              
1243 147/289  M5059 AIMS CONEY          58 M  3388 1:50:30 1:51:33  8:31 GLRR                                              
1260  33/167  F5059 NANCY DORN          54 F  3355 1:51:33 1:51:50  8:32 GLRR                                              
1306  34/167  F5059 MADELINE FEBO       53 F  3354 1:51:21 1:52:42  8:36 GLRR                                              
1324 138/383  F2029 CRISTINA GARVIN     25 F  3342 1:51:42 1:52:58  8:38 GLRR                                              
1363   3/17   M7099 DENNY LEBLANC       71 M  3393 1:52:59 1:53:46  8:41 GLRR                                              
1515 159/383  F2029 MEGHAN MISSERT      23 F  3340 1:55:11 1:56:33  8:54 GLRR                                              
1780 155/391  F4049 LINDA MCCARTHY      49 F  3352 2:00:20 2:01:32  9:17 GLRR                                              
1831 165/391  F4049 MAKI SHIBUTA        42 F  3349 2:01:06 2:02:34  9:22 GLRR                                              

Individual Points

PLC Name Club Gun  S Age DivPl NetTime AG %  

132  E J Hrynowski         GLRR           1:19:12  M 50  5     1:19:05  85.05% 
190  John Barbour          GLRR           1:22:41  M 58  6     1:22:34  87.77%
206  Matthew Curran        GLRR           1:23:13  M 55  7     1:23:07  84.80%
526  Chip Mann             GLRR           1:34:46  M 60  4     1:34:29  78.16%
749  Thomas Peters         GLRR           1:40:41  M 60  8     1:39:39  73.92%
613  Nicholas Kanaracus    GLRR           1:37:20  M 65  1     1:37:11  79.13%
1363 Denny Leblanc         GLRR           1:53:46  M 71  2     1:52:59  72.29%
419  Trish Bourne          GLRR           1:30:56  F 49  3     1:30:42  81.26%
1194 Kathleen Burley       GLRR           1:50:38  F 52  9     1:49:56  70.30%
1260 Nancy Dorn            GLRR           1:51:50  F 54  10    1:51:33  70.49%
565  Liane Pancoast        GLRR           1:35:49  F 55  2     1:35:30  83.30%