TRIATHLON TRAINING CLINICS

The Bayside Family YMCA in cooperation with Joe Sbardella is hosting a series of training clinics prior to the Bayside Family YMCA annual Triathlon, which will be held on Saturday, August 16, 2008. These clinics are free to all.

Joe Sbardella is a USA Triathlon Level I Coach with many years of training experience. Joe is also familiar with the triathlon route for the Bayside Family YMCA race.

This series of seminars will be held at the Barrington, Town Beach at the end of Bay Road in Barrington, Rhode Island. Each seminar will start promptly at 9:00 am.

The first clinic will be the swim seminar on Saturday July 26. Following a short discussion related to open water swimming; the group will swim the actual course. Come prepared with brightly colored swim cap, goggles, and towel. Wetsuits are optional.

On Saturday, August 2 the topic will be biking. The discussion will cover the swim to bike transition, followed by a 12.5-mile bike ride along the actual route. This is a good opportunity to familiarize you with the route.

The last seminar will cover the run. This seminar will be held on Saturday, August 9th. Following a short discussion regarding running form and function the 3.1-mile racecourse will be run.

All seminars are geared for first time or beginner triathletes but all are welcome. Handouts regarding what to bring on race day and pointer for all three disciplines will be distributed at each clinic.

Registration is not required. Attend all or one of the seminars. For more information contact Joe at (401) 487-1622 or Edna at the Bayside Family YMCA (401) 245-2444.

To register for the Bayside Family YMCA annual Triathlon to be held on Saturday, August 16 or for more information about the race go to www.firm-racing.com.

Runner's World's Amby Burfoot Inducted into National Distance Running Hall of Fame

NEW YORK - (July 17, 2008) - Runner's World Editor at Large, Amby Burfoot, was inducted into The National Distance Running Hall of Fame in Utica, N.Y. this past Saturday. The Hall of Fame voting committee, which consists of national leaders in the running community as well as past inductees, determined Burfoot's inclusion to this elite group of 33 running stalwarts.

In addition to his Boston Marathon win in 1968, Burfoot was also recognized for his ongoing contributions to the sport, specifically his inspiration, leadership and dedication to the sport of running.

"I'm honored and humbled to have been recognized by The National Distance Running Hall of Fame," said Burfoot. "Being included in this group of such outstanding and dedicated athletes is a truly amazing moment for me."

ESPN analyst and master of ceremonies Larry Rawson presided over the event as Burfoot was awarded Hall of Fame membership, along with Priscilla Welch and the late Johnny Hayes. The emotional program, which was the 9th induction ceremony held by the National Distance Running Hall of Fame, also paid tribute to the late Bob Ingalls and Olympian and inaugural Hall of Fame member Ted Corbitt, who died last December.

"This class of inductees reminds us of the hard work and dedication it takes to excel in distance running," says Tim Reed, Director of the Hall of Fame. "We are grateful that their personal achievements help bring recognition to the sport."

The induction ceremony was part of the festivities taking place during National Distance Hall of Fame Weekend featuring The Boilermaker Road Race on Sunday, July 13.

Completing the 1.2-mile swim in 37:06, the 56-mile bike in 2:45:41 and the 13.1-mile run in 2:28:51, the 33-year-old personal trainer from Manhattan posted a combined time of 5:59:18, placing 693rd overall and 24th in her division.

Click here to read Conklin's full story.

In its annual State of the Sport Series, Running USA will examine how patterns in corporate, consumer and running behavior have changed over the last decade and what to expect for the future of running - both the sport and the industry. Part I looks at the status of the manufacturing and vendor components of the industry as well as estimates for the total number of runners. Part II will share demographic highlights of the first National Runner Survey project conducted by Running USA and the RRCA in 2007. Part III will examine trends of U.S. road running events and Part IV will focus on the Largest Races in the country and the world.

Part I: An Industry Poised for Economic Challenges

Over much of the last decade, the state of the U.S. Running Industry could be described by an array of percentages - mostly gains - with frequent use of phrases such as "steady growth" and "promising future". The second half of 2007 and the first two quarters of 2008 have provided sobering economic news for the country as a whole. The running industry is not immune from these negative forces, but innovative running products and events, new uses for technology and an understanding of how the runner market has evolved can provide as many opportunities as challenges.

In SGMA's "2008 State of the Industry Survey", Running was 4th on the list of "Hottest Sports for Sales Growth in 2008" behind Yoga / Pilates, Fitness Walking and Lacrosse. In interest of full disclosure, it has been in the top 5 for several years, but the placement does indicate the potential and / or consistency that sporting goods industry leaders see in running products.

Runner's World magazine, the industry's largest periodical, continued its trend of increasing ad sales from year-to-year. The Magazine Publishers of America reports an annual ad sales total of $72,028,716 for Runner's World in 2007, an 8.2% increase over 2006. During the same time period, the overall magazine industry averaged a 5.9% increase in ad sales. In the first half of 2008, magazines overall have experienced a decrease in ad sales of -3.1% while Runner's World has been able to increase sales by 8.1%.

Running Footwear
"Running" products were first on SGMA's list for "Top-Selling Shoe Styles" with an increase of 5.3% from $3.054 billion in 2006 to $3.216 billion in 2007 (SGMA-2). NPD, on the other hand, reported that consumers said they spent more on low performance shoes in 2007 (average price of $31.14) than running styles (average price of $41.97). This was the first time in a number of years that running was not at the top of that list.

The retail perspective reported by NSGA in the annual "Sporting Goods Market of 2008" also rang a few warning bells with a reported 3% decline in the value of running and jogging shoes sold in 2007 and 3.6% decline in units. See Table 1 below for historical shoe sales figures and distribution channels.

The running specialty store which is a vital conduit between manufacturer and core runners had a smaller share of running shoe sales in 2007. That trend may or may not continue in 2008 and beyond, but what is undeniable is the future growth of the internet sales channel which accounted for 8% of the running shoe sales in 2007. Specialty vendors with the help of manufacturers, events and clubs will need to attract new participants to ensure that the running pie is bigger. They can also look for products that are attractive to people who just want to look like runners. NPD reports that "only about a third of all sportswear or athletic footwear is purchased with the intent that it will be used in an active sport."

Table 1. Jogging & Running Footwear Sales in U.S.NSGA - 1) (NSGA-1)

1987 1997 2006 2007
Footwear units 28,120 30,431 40,642 39,184
Footwear Dollars 1,023,287 1,482,294 2,259,781 2,192,909

Sales Channels - % of Units
Department Stores 18.2% 14.7% 19.1% 19.2%
General Sporting Goods 20.5% 17.6% 18.0% 17.1%
Specialty Athletic Footwear 27.5% 19.9% 19.0% 16.6%
Discount Stores 19.1% 16.2% 10.6% 12.1%
Family Footwear 11.7% 11.2% 10.7%
Online Internet 5.4% 8.6%
Factory Outlet 7.3% 7.0% 7.4%
Specialty Sport Shops 3.2% 4.5% 4.7% 5.5%
Mail Order 2.6% 5.2% 1.8% 1.1%

Sports Apparel
The Sporting Goods Market in 2008 (NSGA-1) reports that athletic and sports clothing purchases totaled $10.83 billion in 2007, an increase of 2% compared to 2006. Running apparel purchases during the same time period increased by a whopping 25% ($726.7 million in 2006 to $909 million in 2007). It will take another year to see if that jump represents a significant change or just a fluke related to a particular survey panel.

SGMA reported that the most popular apparel items featured new performance fabrics, technology tie-ins and green materials. The leaders in those categories are also major players in the running industry - Nike, Brooks, Under Armour and adidas.

Success of Road Races Attracts Venture Capital
For followers of the sport, it will be no surprise that running events continued to grow at a healthy rate of 5% for the same events and 4% growth overall from 8.5 million finishers in 2006 to 8.9 million in 2007 according to Running USA's Road Running Information Center (RRIC). But one aspect of running event trends that could not be predicted 10 years ago is the concept of the road race as a good investment. Over the last 4 decades, a few successful race producing entities such as Elite Racing and New York Road Runners have grown organically from a base of volunteer event managers who loved running to professional organizations that still appear to understand runners and take their role as caretaker of the sport seriously. In the last century, the only people thinking you could make money from producing road races were those who knew nothing about the sport and / or had professional fundraising experience and understood the power of a compelling cause associated with a high visibility event.

When Chris Devine, an avid runner, sold several hundred radio stations and purchased a few pieces of U.S. prime marathon real estate, it made sense. A fan of the sport was bringing substantial resources to enhance a sport he loved. Several years and many unhappy creditors later, the hope for significant positive change was lost. Now in the last 12 months, new venture capitalist groups have emerged to purchase Elite Racing and several other prominent events, apparently attracted by all the benefits running fans appreciate as well as healthy participation numbers and sponsorships. Time will tell whether the combination of investor pressure and event quality can co-exist.

Is Running Recession Proof?
The annual State of the Sport reports have often described the ability of running to reinvent itself over the years. With its fitness side, competitive side and even compassionate side and broad range of activities for every age and ability, it is indeed the most flexible of sports. The next 18 months will provide another test of how responsive and innovative the running community can be. The following are trends and factors which should help running to continue to thrive or at least hold its own compared to other sports and activities during difficult economic times.

Larger Profits and Race Fields with Smaller Footprints
Running manufacturers like Brooks, Nike, adidas, ASICS and New Balance are expected to continue to be leaders in developing green policies and products. And more running events are expected to implement green policies. [See 2008 Wire # 22, March 16, The Greening of the Running Industry.] There is evidence that consumers and participants are responding positively to green efforts and during this time of rising energy costs the need to reduce the size of our collective footprints is greater than ever.

Technology Encourages Industry to Run Outside of the Box
It is difficult to keep up with the array of innovative products and services that are impacting the running experience. In the last 18 months, the number of new performance fabrics, timing systems for events, GPS systems and location software, running widgets for desktops and performance improving shoe designs have increased exponentially. But the innovation that stands out above the rest is the Nike+ phenomenon. The award winning ad campaign, social network website and new products that combine music, fitness, competition and the "world's largest running club" are reinventing the sport.

The success of the Nike+ concept has also demonstrated how the marketing world has changed. Nike is spending much less on television ads and still reaching a huge audience. Nike+ also continues to engage consumers after the initial transaction has occurred, keeping Nike+ runners motivated to run and encouraging them to share their experience with others. Nike is committed to supporting and developing the concept further. In April of 2008, for example, a Nike+ coaching section was added.

Weight Loss is Everyone's Gain
No sport can contribute to the fitness of a nation while minimizing cost and energy use as much as running. Running's half-brother, fitness walking, offers the low cost health benefits but not the same potential as a goal-setting or competitive sport.

Weight loss is one of the top motivating factors cited by runners in the National Runner Survey (RRIC). In Part II of this series, we will examine whether this trend is true for both genders or primarily women. With the popularity of TV shows that introduce us to overweight and obese individuals, more and more people are viewing weight loss as a life saving necessity and a worthy goal that should be celebrated. The running industry should be able to develop more tie-ins with that cause.

An Olympic Year Bounce?
Both New York City last November and Boston in April provided excellent backdrops for the U.S. Men's and Women's Olympic Marathon Trials respectively. Even though television coverage was not ideal, the events did their part to raise the level of media attention. As long as U.S. runners can "distance" themselves from any hint of drug use, the sport should get a boost from the Olympics. It's the ideal venue for showcasing the latest performance apparel and shoes and if history is repeated, young people around the country will be inspired to become more active.

More Youth Running Programs but Few Youth Products
The proliferation of running-based fitness programs for youth conducted by running events, running clubs and specialty running stores has been significant in the last two years. But to truly benefit from this increase in participation the manufacturers will need to develop products for the younger runner. Nike is at least experimenting with some interesting concepts for the teenage runner such as the recently opened multi-branded store in Phoenix designed by Nike and run by Finish Line that combines training and running product for the high school male.

Events, stores or clubs without a youth program should consider starting one. Besides making a contribution to the national fight against obesity (and the potential health care savings), such programs provide excellent PR, attract more sponsors, can contribute to the fitness improvement of the local community and ensure that future customers, club members and race entrants have a positive experience with the sport when they are young. Running USA's new youth running portal, RunningRocks.com, to be launched in August, will provide resources for starting or enhancing a program.

Are there more Runners now than ever before?
As always, the answer depends on which study you consult. Table 2 below shows a range of 30.3 million to 41.1 million total runners and 8.1 million to 16 million 'Frequent' runners. The year-to-year growth trends vary from +14.9% increase in the Frequent Runner category for participants who run at least 110 days a year (NSGA-2) from 2006 to 2007 to a -5.4% decline for the ASD version of Frequent Runners (participated at least 100 days during the year). For Total Runners, SGMA estimates a 6.5% increase whereas ASD reported a modest decline of -2.2%.

Table 2. U.S. Running Participation Numbers for 2007
2007
SGMA (1) Total Runners Run/Jog at least once 41,064,000
SGMA (1) Core Participants Run/Jog 50 days/yr 24,240,000
SGMA (1) Frequent Runners Run/Jog 100+ days/yr 16,003,000

SGMA (1) Total Trail Runners Run on trails at least once 4,216,000

ASD (1) All Runners Run/Jog at least once 39,563,000
ASD (1) Frequent Runners Run/Jog 100+ days/yr 11,731,000

NSGA (2) All Runners Run/Jog 6 days/yr 30,372,000
NSGA (2) Frequent Runners Run/Jog 110+ days/yr 8,115,000

Sources for Part I
SGMA = Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association. (1) = New 2008 SGMA Sports Research Partnership (with other trade groups - National Golf Foundation, SnowSports Industries, Tennis Industry Association and Outdoor Industry). Online survey was given sample of 40,174 people who represent the U.S. population. (2) = Insight08 State of the Industry. For more information, go to: SGMA.com

NPD = The NPD Group provides consumer surveys and retail tracking services for U.S. and European companies. The NPD consumer data referred to above comes from an online panel of more than 3 million. See NPD.com.

ASD = American Sports Data Inc. (1) = American Sports Data 2007 Superstudy of Sports Participation, Volume I. To obtain information on sports demographic products and services offered, contact Harvey Lauer at American Sports Data, Inc., 51009 Arrieta Court, Fort Mill, SC 29707 or go to: AmericanSportsData.com

NSGA = National Sporting Goods Association. (1) = NSGA Sporting Goods Market in 2008 and the Sporting Goods Market with Historical Data CD, based on retail sales in the U.S. projected from consumer interviews, (2) = NSGA Sports Participation in 2007, Series I. To obtain information on any of the NSGA products and services, email: info@nsga.org, phone (847) 296-6742 or go to: NSGA.org

MPA = Magazine Publishers of America - Magazine ad revenue year-to-year by magazine title and other publishing stats can be found on magazine.org.

RRIC = Running USA's Road Running Information Center. State of the Sport reports, many types of running data and lists of the Largest Races from past years can be found on RunningUSA.org in the "Statistics" section. For other questions about running trends and demographics, contact Ryan Lamppa [ryan@runningusa.org] or Linda Honikman [rric@runningusa.org].

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A 5-MILE SUMMER CLASSIC IN MEMORY OF RHODE ISLAND'S BELOVED MARATHONER

Narragansett, RI, June 16rh -- On August 16th the inaugural Bobby Doyle Summer Classic will kick off from Narragansett Middle School at 5pm. Runners and walkers will race along a 5-mile USATF course.

The race is to honor the memory of Rhode Island's own "Marathon Man" Bobby Doyle, and to continue his tradition of community service. Doyle won the Ocean State Marathon seven times all the while serving his community as track and field coach at many local high schools. As a runner, coach and citizen, Bobby believed that helping others in the community was one of the worthiest endeavors a person could pursue. The Bobby Doyle Summer Classic Road Race will continue to build on Bobby Doyle's community efforts and endeavors. All proceeds of the race will be donated in his memory.

The benefactors of the race include The Bobby Doyle Scholarships; two scholarships awarded to a male and a female Rhode Island high school runner who both display great morals and values in the classroom and community, and are dedicated to the sport of running. The race will also support The Bobby Doyle Youth Running Fund, specifically aimed to benefit local High School Track and Field programs. Lastly, the race creates the building blocks for the Bobby Doyle Cardiac Awareness Endowment Fund. This fund will be used to educate and raise awareness about the prevention of heart disease through a healthy lifestyle and regular exercise program to all Rhode Island residents. Once the fund is established, it will support lectures, screenings and other public awareness activities around the state for years to come.

The race is open to runners and walkers. Entrants can sign up on www.needtorace.com for a fee of $18 or can sign up day of the race for $20. More information about the race is available on the website listed above. The race will feature a "King and Queen of the Road" challenge to high school students. The top male and female high school finisher will be awarded this prestigious title and will win merchandise and gift certificates. Runners in other age categories also have the opportunity to win merchandise prizes.

DATE: August 16th, 2008
TIME: 5:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Narragansett Middle School
COST: $18.00 on line or $20.00 Race Day
ON THE WEB: www.bobbydoylesummerclassic.org

More than 1,500 Athletes Will Make a Splash and Pound the Pavement in Sunday's Inaugural Amica Ironman 70.3 Rhode Island

Providence, RI - More than 1,500 endurance athletes representing 15 countries and 53 states/US territories are slated to converge in the Ocean State this weekend to compete in the Amica Ironman 70.3 Rhode Island on Sunday, July 13. This inaugural event consists of a 1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike and 13.1 mile run.

Participants - both amateurs and professionals ranging in age from 18-70 years-old - are coming from as far away as Australia and Switzerland to compete in this unique event that will showcase South County, the State Capitol and surrounding communities. Over 300 athletes from Rhode Island are also expected to participate.

The Amica Ironman 70.3 Rhode Island will utilize a variety of the state's scenic areas. The 1.2 mile swim will be held at Roger Wheeler State Beach in Narragansett. Following the swim, athletes will ride 56 miles starting on North on Rte. 1A into North Kingstown before turning West to Rte. 102. The bike course encompasses Exeter, West Greenwich, Coventry, Scituate and Johnston. The bike route finishes at the State Capitol and transitions to the 13.1 half-marathon run course through the East Side of Providence. The two-loop run course takes athletes through the historic East Side of Providence, tree-lined Blackstone Boulevard, Brown University campus and downtown Providence's business district. The race finishes with a backdrop of the State Capitol and Providence Place Mall.

The winner of the Amica Ironman 70.3 Rhode Island is expected to cross the finish line at approximately 9:50 a.m. There will be a professional prize purse of $25,000 and 50 qualifying slots for pro and age group athletes to the 2008 Foster Grant Ironman World Championship 70.3 taking place on November 8, 2008, in Clearwater, Fla.

Oscar Galindez is among the top professionals entered in Sunday's event. Galindez has won Ironman Brazil three times and was the runner-up at last year's Ford Ironman World Championship 70.3. He is a is a four-time Ironman 70.3 Pucon champion and holds several other top five finishes in various Ironman 70.3 events.

Lisa Bentley from Ontario, Canada is among top females expected to compete on Sunday. She has won at least one Ironman event in each of the last fives years and considered one of the most successful Ironman athletes in the sport. She has six top-ten finishes at the well-known Ford Ironman World Championship in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.

Pro Terry Kerrigan, a native of Rhode Island, returns to his home state on Sunday to compete.

About Amica Insurance
Amica Mutual Insurance Company, the nation's oldest mutual insurer of automobiles, was founded in 1907. The company is a national writer of automobile, homeowners, marine, and personal umbrella liability insurance. Life coverage is available through Amica Life Insurance Company, a wholly owned subsidiary. Amica employs more than 3,000 people in 39 offices across the country.

About Eident Sports Marketing
Eident Sports is a full-service event management and sports marketing company based in Providence, Rhode Island. Eident has several properties in the region, ranging from turn-key sporting events to sponsorship sales alliances with key partners. For more information on Eident's events and offerings, please visit www.eidentsports.com

About Ironman 70.3
Due to the overwhelming demand of athletes, Ironman announced a new event series in 2005 called Ironman 70.3. Previously known as the Half-Ironman and comprised of a 1.2 mile swim, a 56 mile bike and a 13.1 mile run, the events would now be distinguished by the mileage covered during the event. While the distance had been around for decades, there would be nearly a dozen new events in the series and for the first time ever, a world championship event at that distance. All Ironman 70.3 Events would culminate at the Ironman World Championship 70.3 that takes place each November in scenic Clearwater, FL. Now with more than 30 events in the global series, in locations such as Austria, Newfoundland, Singapore, Cancun and South Africa, the participation from new and seasoned athletes alike continues to increase.

Volunteers Needed for Upcoming Amica Ironman 70.3 Rhode Island

Providence, RI - Volunteers are still needed to assist with a variety of tasks for the inaugural Amica Ironman 70.3 Rhode Island on July 12-13. The Amica Ironman 70.3 (www.ironmanrhodeisland) consists of a 1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike and 13.1 mile run and will utilize a variety of the state's scenic areas. The swim will be held at Roger Wheeler State Beach in Narragansett. Following the swim, athletes will ride North on Rte. 1A into North Kingstown before turning West to Rte. 102. The bike course encompasses Exeter, West Greenwich, Coventry, Scituate and Johnston. The bike route finishes at the State Capitol and transitions to the run course through the East Side of Providence.

To date, over 1,000 volunteers have signed up to assist in the Amica Ironman 70.3. Additional volunteers are needed on both Saturday, July 12 and Sunday, July 13.

Volunteer Positions Needed:
State Capitol July 12
Run Gear Bag Check-in

Roger Wheeler Beach, July 13
Body marking
Parking
Volunteer Check-in

State Capitol, July 13:
Bike Checkout
Floaters
Security
Volunteer Check-in

Volunteers can sign up for more than one shift and can volunteer for multiple positions, as long as they do not conflict. For more information on specific times and descriptions of positions visit: www.ironmanrhodeisland.com.

Direct link - http://www.doitsports.com/volunteer2/jobs-by-date.tcl?event_id=188048

For additional information regarding volunteer positions, contact Amica Ironman 70.3 Volunteer Coordinator: Jon White at 401-437-8881 x0177 or rivolunteers@ironman.com

Join the fun as the inaugural Amica Ironman 70.3 Rhode Island kicks off with a welcome dinner at the picturesque Waterplace Restaurant (http://www.waterplaceri.com/special_events.htm) in downtown Providence on Friday, July 11, 6-8 p.m.

Learn the intricacies of the Rhode Island course, hear from experienced Ironman participants, take part in a Q&A led by Ironman officials and meet other Amica Ironman 70.3 Rhode Island participants.

Bring your family and friends and enjoy a complimentary jazz performance on the Waterplace deck overlooking the Providence River.

Tickets for the welcome dinner are $15 each and can be purchased by contacting Tiah DeGrofft at Eident Sports Marketing, 401-437-8881 or Tiah@eidentsports.com

TIMEX TO EXHIBIT AT IRONMAN EXPO DURING PROVIDENCE 70.3 WEEKEND

Latest sport watches from TIMEX on display at Providence Convention Center

What: Timex, this year’s timing sponsor for the Providence 70.3 (July 13), will be on hand for the Official Ironman Expo throughout the race weekend. Located at the Providence Convention Center, Timex will be featuring its latest in fitness and training timepieces.

A range of watches, including the highly publicized Ironman iControl and the recently released Ironman Fitness Tracker, will be available for sale and for demonstration.

iControl is an advanced sports watch that also serves as a wireless operating device for Apple’s iPod, allowing for convenient music control during any activity.

Fitness Tracker is the next must have fitness watch. Tracking calories, workouts and helping achieve fitness goals, the Fitness Tracker helps you keep your goals and set them higher.

Who: Timex, this year’s Providence 70.3 Timing Sponsor and a leader in sports performance timepieces

When: Expo: Friday and Saturday, July 11 and 12, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Where: Expo: Providence Convention Center

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43rd GASPEE DAYS 5K - Allan & Edna Brown Memorial Foot Race
Saturday, June 14, 2008 Cranston/Warwick, RI
Course Records: Martin Fagan ('07) 14:10 Amy Rudolf ('03) 16:22
Results by: +ORGANIZATION PLUS+ Road Race Management Services

Place Div/Tot No. Name Ag S City St Time Pace
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51 8/83 308 Stansfield Terrence 46 M Warwick RI 20:18 6:33
52 23/141 442 PARSONS STEPHEN 22 M CRANSTON RI 20:19 6:33
53 24/141 513 ALONZI ROB 24 M CRANSTON RI 20:23 6:34
54 4/60 156 Hird Anne 49 F Cranston RI 20:26 6:35
55 25/141 643 KUCAL RICH 31 M CUMBERLAND RI 20:28 6:36
56 8/44 192 Lysik Matt 15 M S Kingstown RI 20:29 6:36
57 26/141 465 ALLEGRETTA CHRISTOP 19 M WARWICK RI 20:30 6:36
58 9/83 317 Tocco Peter 43 M Warwick RI 20:39 6:39
59 9/44 438 DESMARAIS MICHAEL 15 M WARWICK RI 20:40 6:40
60 9/151 340 Wignall Sarah 34 F Cranston RI 20:42 6:40
61 10/151 142 Hardy Ashley 20 F Cranston RI 20:44 6:41
62 27/141 540 SOU KOKO 27 M NY 20:45 6:41
63 11/151 402 NELSON ALISSA 28 F QUINCY MA 20:48 6:42
64 28/141 101 Donnelly John 37 M Providence RI 21:00 6:46
65 29/141 106 Edmunds Blake 34 M Vineyard Haven MA 21:00 6:46
66 30/141 339 Wignall Joe 32 M Belmont MA 21:01 6:46
67 10/83 348 Zuffoletti Joseph 42 M Warwick RI 21:02 6:47
68 10/44 17 Barboza Daniel 18 M Providence RI 21:02 6:47
69 31/141 190 Lynch Ryan 33 M Warwick RI 21:06 6:48
70 32/141 550 MORIN CJ 30 M E GREENWICH RI 21:06 6:48
71 12/151 599 BALEWICZ AMY 34 F BOLTON MA 21:08 6:49
72 33/141 102 Dunne Mike 37 M Warwick RI 21:09 6:49
73 34/141 443 CLIFFORD MARK 24 M WARWICK RI 21:10 6:49
74 35/141 330 Vigorita Jay 23 M Denver CO 21:17 6:52
75 36/141 251 Phillips Benjamin 35 M Cranston RI 21:20 6:52
76 37/141 327 Van Luinen Brian 37 M Warwick RI 21:23 6:53
77 11/83 204 MASON LOCKE 47 M SMITHFIELD RI 21:29 6:55
78 38/141 103 Dyer Doug 39 M Greenville RI 21:30 6:56
79 39/141 377 GALLAGHER FRANK 37 M WARWICK RI 21:34 6:57
80 40/141 617 MASTERSON GLENN 35 M 21:34 6:57
81 11/44 46 Carter Chris 16 M Warwick RI 21:36 6:58
82 41/141 614 MELINE JR CHARLES 33 M PROVIDENCE RI 21:36 6:58
83 12/44 118 Fox Bobby 14 M Warwick RI 21:40 6:59
84 13/151 172 Keehan Katie 29 F cranston RI 21:42 7:00
85 42/141 303 Soucier Harold 35 M Coventry RI 21:45 7:01
86 43/141 173 Kerachsky Shawn 34 M cranston RI 21:54 7:03
87 3/41 206 Maston George 53 M Three Rivers MA 21:55 7:04
88 13/44 490 SIENKO BENJAMIN 18 M WARWICK RI 21:55 7:04
89 12/83 542 SCHUMAN ERIC 44 M CRANSTON RI 21:56 7:04
90 14/44 194 manchester Stuart 18 M Cranston RI 22:01 7:06
91 44/141 504 GIARDINA JOE 26 M CRANSTON RI 22:03 7:06
92 13/83 233 Myers Ed 40 M WARWICK RI 22:06 7:07
93 45/141 458 STABILE DOUG 19 M WARWICK RI 22:07 7:08
94 14/83 269 reddy sean 47 M N Smithfield RI 22:07 7:08
95 46/141 240 Norberg Eric 36 M Richmond RI 22:08 7:08
96 15/83 245 Papa Jr. Robert 48 M Warwick RI 22:12 7:09
97 15/44 51 Champigny Dan 16 M Warwick RI 22:16 7:11
98 16/83 424 PAOLINO TOM 41 M CRANSTON RI 22:17 7:11
99 17/83 558 LAROSE JEFF 44 M CRANSTON RI 22:19 7:11
100 16/44 60 Clare Jeff 03 M Warwick RI 22:21 7:12

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43rd GASPEE DAYS 5K - Allan & Edna Brown Memorial Foot Race
Saturday, June 14, 2008 Cranston/Warwick, RI
Course Records: Martin Fagan ('07) 14:10 Amy Rudolf ('03) 16:22
Results by: +ORGANIZATION PLUS+ Road Race Management Services

Place Div/Tot No. Name Ag S City St Time Pace
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101 47/141 444 CLIFFORD MATTHEW 21 M WARWICK RI 22:27 7:14
102 48/141 379 COFFEY RON 39 M CRANSTON RI 22:32 7:16
103 4/41 352 CROWLEY MIKE 50 M WARWICK RI 22:33 7:16
104 49/141 298 Smith Christopher 29 M E Providence RI 22:34 7:16
105 14/151 519 MOSUNIC MELISSA 30 F CRANSTON RI 22:36 7:17
106 50/141 73 CONLEY JEFF 23 M WARWICK RI 22:37 7:17
107 17/44 435 CARTER ANDREW 15 M WARWICK RI 22:38 7:18
108 51/141 356 O'HARA JONATHAN 36 M WARWICK RI 22:38 7:18
109 18/83 203 Masi Sal 48 M Johnston RI 22:39 7:18
110 18/44 376 MARDIAN ALEXANDER 17 M WARWICK RI 22:44 7:20
111 5/41 247 Pels Chris 54 M East Greenwich RI 22:44 7:20
112 52/141 320 Tucci Keith 24 M N Providence RI 22:45 7:20
113 19/83 574 ROBINSON DOUG 44 M CHELMSFORD MA 22:45 7:20
114 20/83 462 MCQUAID MARK 45 M WOONSOCKET RI 22:45 7:20
115 15/151 130 Glucksman Priscilla 36 F Cranston RI 22:46 7:20
116 16/151 147 Haskell Michele 37 F N Kingstown RI 22:48 7:21
117 21/83 549 OLNEY DAVID 48 M PROVIDENCE RI 22:50 7:21
118 6/41 227 Monroe William 56 M Cranston RI 22:53 7:22
119 5/60 157 Hogan Dawn 40 F Cranston RI 22:55 7:23
120 22/83 565 BEAUREGARD JOHN 42 M N SMITHFIELD RI 22:55 7:23
121 53/141 242 O'Donoghue Fintan 36 M Cranston RI 22:56 7:23
122 23/83 601 DYER GARY 47 M 22:57 7:24
123 54/141 559 FISCHER STEPHEN 32 M MATTAPOISETT MA 22:57 7:24
124 7/41 83 Curran John 58 M Carolina RI 22:58 7:24
125 8/41 414 CARELLO DAVID 53 M PROVIDENCE RI 22:59 7:24
126 55/141 505 NOLAN BRIAN 37 M CRANSTON RI 23:01 7:25
127 17/151 319 Trainor Lyn 34 F N Kingstown RI 23:05 7:26
128 56/141 570 BASTIA PAUL 39 M WARWICK RI 23:06 7:27
129 6/60 199 MARSHALL DAWN 42 F CRANSTON RI 23:06 7:27
130 18/151 392 SMITH CHRISTINE 19 F FOSTER RI 23:08 7:27
131 7/60 164 Jefferson Teresa 41 F Cranston RI 23:10 7:28
132 1/15 351 BEHL JOSEPH 64 M CHARLESTOWN RI 23:11 7:28
133 8/60 268 Reddy Debra 46 F N Smithfield RI 23:14 7:29
134 24/83 552 HODGE MATTHEW 44 M WARWICK RI 23:14 7:29
135 57/141 525 BARIBAULT MICHAEL 21 M WARWICK RI 23:15 7:29
136 19/151 230 Mulcahy Jennifer 19 F Cranston RI 23:15 7:29
137 9/60 603 SYLVIA PAT 48 F CRANSTON RI 23:16 7:30
138 1/23 548 OLNEY SIERRA 18 F PAWTUCKET RI 23:17 7:30
139 20/151 200 Martell Josephine 31 F Cranston RI 23:20 7:31
140 25/83 290 Scaramozza James 48 M N Stonington CT 23:20 7:31
141 19/44 594 SEUFERT THEODORE 14 M WARWICK RI 23:21 7:31
142 26/83 235 Neiberg Martin 40 M N Kingstown RI 23:21 7:31
143 21/151 556 HOFFMAN KATHLEEN 28 F BRISTOL RI 23:24 7:32
144 58/141 123 Gardiner Brian 28 M Warwick RI 23:27 7:33
145 59/141 449 FLYNN ERIC 29 M E GREENWICH RI 23:27 7:33
146 60/141 50 Chambers Jonathan 39 M Cranston RI 23:28 7:34
147 27/83 547 MCKHANN SERGE 43 M RUMFORD RI 23:28 7:34
148 22/151 365 JETTE SARAH 29 F CRANSTON RI 23:30 7:34
149 23/151 343 Wilson Samantha 30 F Providence RI 23:32 7:35
150 24/151 129 Gibson Kate 32 F E Providence RI 23:33 7:35

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43rd GASPEE DAYS 5K - Allan & Edna Brown Memorial Foot Race
Saturday, June 14, 2008 Cranston/Warwick, RI
Course Records: Martin Fagan ('07) 14:10 Amy Rudolf ('03) 16:22
Results by: +ORGANIZATION PLUS+ Road Race Management Services

Place Div/Tot No. Name Ag S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ==== =================== == = =============== == ======= =====
151 9/41 474 COTTER JIM 58 M WAKEFIELD RI 23:33 7:35
152 61/141 331 Walker Jonathan 30 M warwick RI 23:34 7:36
153 28/83 306 Stafford Gary 48 M Warwick RI 23:33 7:35
154 25/151 492 MOSUNIC KATIE 28 F WAKEFIELD RI 23:34 7:36
155 62/141 289 Scaramella Luke 34 M East Greenwich RI 23:34 7:36
156 29/83 509 WIERNUSZ DAVID 40 M BRISTOL RI 23:34 7:36
157 20/44 361 SPRAGUE MAX 18 M WARWICK RI 23:36 7:36
158 21/44 602 DYER JAKE 14 M 23:38 7:37
159 30/83 256 Potter Jeff 40 M Warwick RI 23:39 7:37
160 31/83 401 FLAXINGTON JOE 41 M PROVIDENCE RI 23:39 7:37
161 26/151 321 Tudino Cheryl 34 F Coventry RI 23:39 7:37
162 63/141 522 ANDREW JONATHAN 21 M LINCOLN RI 23:42 7:38
163 2/15 69 Peacock Wayne 69 M E GREENWICH RI 23:42 7:38
164 64/141 278 Rinaldi Daniel 39 M Cranston RI 23:43 7:39
165 65/141 407 HAWTHORNE LANTZ 38 M PROVIDENCE RI 23:43 7:39
166 27/151 384 HIRSCH KATE 27 F N KINGSTOWN RI 23:43 7:39
167 66/141 616 HARRIGAN RICH 30 M 23:45 7:39
168 67/141 610 DIBIASE JR PAUL 38 M W WARWICK RI 23:45 7:39
169 2/17 181 LACHANCE PAT 50 F SEEKONK MA 23:48 7:40
170 28/151 49 Cennamo Kate 20 F Arlington MA 23:49 7:40
171 68/141 396 BROWN ROBERT 22 M E PROVIDENCE RI 23:50 7:41
172 69/141 366 JETTE JUSTIN 32 M BRISTOL RI 23:51 7:41
173 3/15 252 Piekut Tom 61 M East Greenwich RI 23:51 7:41
174 10/41 455 FEENEY LARRY 56 M N PROVIDENCE RI 23:51 7:41
175 70/141 273 Rei Carlos 25 M Warwick RI 23:52 7:41
176 32/83 131 Glucksman Richard 40 M Cranston RI 23:57 7:43
177 29/151 583 DELLISANTI ALICE 33 F 23:59 7:44
178 33/83 586 ORIENTE ERNEST 45 M 24:00 7:44
179 34/83 162 Inman Andrew 47 M Riverside RI 24:00 7:44
180 2/23 232 Mullen Tara 15 F E Greenwich RI 24:01 7:44
181 11/41 460 MEDEIROS STEVE 50 M E GREENWICH RI 24:04 7:45
182 71/141 42 Caracuzzo Alex 38 M Warwick RI 24:06 7:46
183 1/9 494 TANNER FRED 70 M E GREENWICH RI 24:07 7:46
184 10/60 168 Jones Allyn 44 F Cranston RI 24:10 7:47
185 3/17 43 Carlson Karen 50 F E Greenwich RI 24:11 7:48
186 35/83 86 Dandeneau Tim 44 M Cranston RI 24:13 7:48
187 11/60 439 KELLER KIM 43 F COVENTRY RI 24:16 7:49
188 30/151 471 STEWART ANGELA 34 F PROVIDENCE RI 24:16 7:49
189 36/83 139 Habib Kennet 48 M Warwick RI 24:16 7:49
190 31/151 107 Erekson Elisabeth 30 F Providence RI 24:17 7:49
191 12/41 535 ESPOSITO PETER 55 M WARWICK RI 24:17 7:49
192 22/44 503 MORGAN COLE 15 M WARWICK RI 24:19 7:50
193 13/41 595 SCHWAGER MARK 51 M E GREENWICH RI 24:19 7:50
194 23/44 533 GALLO MIKE 15 M CRANSTON RI 24:20 7:50
195 37/83 32 burns shawn 47 M Newport RI 24:22 7:51
196 32/151 92 deWardener J. Ashle 32 F Narragansett RI 24:23 7:51
197 72/141 318 Tovar Richard 34 M Cranston RI 24:23 7:51
198 0 UNKNOWN RUNNER 24:25 7:52
199 73/141 590 SCANLON DAN 39 M 24:27 7:53
200 74/141 445 CLIFFORD PAUL 29 M WARWICK RI 24:28 7:53

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43rd GASPEE DAYS 5K - Allan & Edna Brown Memorial Foot Race
Saturday, June 14, 2008 Cranston/Warwick, RI
Course Records: Martin Fagan ('07) 14:10 Amy Rudolf ('03) 16:22
Results by: +ORGANIZATION PLUS+ Road Race Management Services

Place Div/Tot No. Name Ag S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ==== =================== == = =============== == ======= =====
201 33/151 408 ELLIOT MOLLY 32 F CRANSTON RI 24:30 7:54
202 75/141 177 KRIKORIAN JARED 30 M Warwick RI 24:31 7:54
203 38/83 403 BROWN RUSTY 42 M WARWICK RI 24:32 7:54
204 34/151 470 IANNOTTI LORI ANN 33 F N KINGSTOWN RI 24:32 7:54
205 14/41 197 Marquis Bill 53 M Providence RI 24:32 7:54
206 12/60 612 LEVITZ JENNIFER 42 F 24:33 7:55
207 35/151 579 BROWNE MANDY 37 F E GREENWICH RI 24:35 7:55
208 39/83 119 Fox John 45 M Warwick RI 24:36 7:56
209 76/141 345 Yelle Eric 36 M Warwick RI 24:36 7:56
210 77/141 27 Bourret Christopher 37 M Providence RI 24:37 7:56
211 78/141 387 VINCELETTE NICHOLAS 24 M CRANSTON RI 24:38 7:56
212 79/141 557 VANDAL PETER 28 M PROVIDENCE RI 24:45 7:58
213 80/141 309 Steinmetz Gregory 36 M Cranston RI 24:47 7:59
214 40/83 183 Lang Brien 41 M Cranston RI 24:49 8:00
215 3/23 99 Dolan Kelcy 15 F Warwick RI 24:51 8:00
216 36/151 310 Steinmetz Karen 37 F Cranston RI 24:51 8:00
217 81/141 146 Harrison Chris 38 M Coventry RI 24:52 8:01
218 4/15 68 BAZIN PAUL 68 M CRANSTON RI 24:54 8:01
219 4/17 218 Meers Ann 51 F Barrington RI 24:54 8:01
220 37/151 398 FLANAGAN MAUREEN 25 F WARWICK RI 24:55 8:02
221 82/141 606 HUNTER STEPHEN 32 M CRANSTON RI 24:57 8:02
222 41/83 441 SPAZIANO RICHARD 47 M CRANSTON RI 24:58 8:03
223 5/17 191 Lysik Deborah 51 F S Kingstown RI 25:00 8:03
224 42/83 423 PACHECO JOHN 40 M WARWICK RI 25:00 8:03
225 38/151 140 Hanley Amanda 39 F Cranston RI 25:01 8:04
226 5/15 75 Cory John 60 M Cranston RI 25:01 8:04
227 24/44 560 ANDRADE CHRISTOPHER 16 M WARWICK RI 25:01 8:04
228 43/83 346 Young Tim 47 M Cranston RI 25:02 8:04
229 83/141 597 BALEWICZ JOHN 33 M BOLTON MA 25:03 8:04
230 15/41 282 Rotondi Gary 52 M Warwick RI 25:05 8:05
231 39/151 281 Rotondi Arian 21 F Warwick RI 25:05 8:05
232 6/15 367 ROCCABELLO JR JOHN 64 M WARREN RI 25:06 8:05
233 40/151 338 Wignall Jessica 31 F Belmont MA 25:07 8:06
234 84/141 236 Neil Andrew 23 M Warwick RI 25:07 8:06
235 13/60 62 Clarkin Christine 42 F Charlestown RI 25:08 8:06
236 14/60 105 Eagan Teresa 48 F N Kingstown RI 25:09 8:06
237 85/141 104 Dymov Murat 35 M Richmond RI 25:10 8:07
238 41/151 224 Milkovits Amanda 39 F Warwick RI 25:10 8:07
239 16/41 296 Simmons David 57 M Fairhaven MA 25:11 8:07
240 42/151 137 Grundt Amy 35 F Providence RI 25:14 8:08
241 15/60 257 Potter Sandy 40 F warwick RI 25:20 8:10
242 17/41 59 Cinco Joe 50 M Coventry RI 25:20 8:10
243 16/60 466 BURGOYNE SUSAN 44 F CRANSTON RI 25:21 8:10
244 86/141 585 DUGAN PETER 33 M 25:23 8:11
245 43/151 138 Guttin Sari 22 F Cranston RI 25:24 8:11
246 87/141 167 Johnson Stephen 29 M Cranston RI 25:24 8:11
247 17/60 20 Belanger Janine 46 F N Scituate RI 25:24 8:11
248 88/141 184 Lang Pete 27 M Warwick RI 25:25 8:11
249 44/83 293 SEEGULAM ANTHONY 45 M N PROVIDENCE RI 25:25 8:11
250 4/23 487 KELLY SIOBHAN 13 F CRANSTON RI 25:27 8:12

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43rd GASPEE DAYS 5K - Allan & Edna Brown Memorial Foot Race
Saturday, June 14, 2008 Cranston/Warwick, RI
Course Records: Martin Fagan ('07) 14:10 Amy Rudolf ('03) 16:22
Results by: +ORGANIZATION PLUS+ Road Race Management Services

Place Div/Tot No. Name Ag S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ==== =================== == = =============== == ======= =====
251 44/151 270 Regan Amy 30 F Warwick RI 25:28 8:12
252 18/41 215 McLellan Joe 51 M Coventry RI 25:28 8:12
253 45/151 134 Goodrich Sarah 29 F Johnston RI 25:29 8:13
254 18/60 161 Huston Martha 49 F N Scituate RI 25:29 8:13
255 2/9 475 RUDERT RICH 70 M WESTERLY RI 25:32 8:14
256 19/60 419 DEBLASIO KATHLEEN 47 F ALBION RI 25:32 8:14
257 19/41 188 Lynch John 55 M Warwick RI 25:33 8:14
258 46/151 112 Fields Sarah 19 F E Greenwich RI 25:34 8:14
259 47/151 312 Sullivan Mary 32 F Warwick RI 25:34 8:14
260 89/141 81 Crawford Steven 39 M Cranston RI 25:35 8:15
261 48/151 304 Souza Jillian 25 F W Warwick RI 25:37 8:15
262 25/44 93 Dewitt Harrison 10 M Cranston RI 25:38 8:16
263 49/151 619 JENNINGS KATHRYN 26 F 25:38 8:16
264 26/44 238 Nolan Aidan 10 M Cranston RI 25:39 8:16
265 45/83 476 HEALY MIKE 45 M CRANSTON RI 25:42 8:17
266 90/141 328 Vaughan Ryan 37 M Barrington RI 25:43 8:17
267 91/141 187 Lynch Greg 32 M Saratoga Spring NY 25:43 8:17
268 50/151 284 Rupert Emily 29 F W Warwick RI 25:43 8:17
269 46/83 393 PHILLIPS KEVIN 41 M COVENTRY RI 25:46 8:18
270 47/83 514 CAPARCO JOHN 43 M CRANSTON RI 25:49 8:19
271 92/141 587 ARNOLD PATRICK 38 M 25:50 8:19
272 20/41 201 Martin Edward 54 M Providence RI 25:52 8:20
273 51/151 497 SMITH ASHLEY 21 F W GREENWICH RI 25:53 8:20
274 52/151 170 Kane Meghan 24 F Cranston RI 25:55 8:21
275 20/60 447 MCCUSKER LYNN 42 F WARWICK RI 25:55 8:21
276 3/9 70 Zuleger III Fred 70 M Coventry RI 25:56 8:21
277 93/141 604 HANSEN STEVE 27 M 25:56 8:21
278 21/41 186 LeBlanc Robert 51 M Warwick RI 26:01 8:23
279 53/151 515 ZONNO KRISTI 35 F CRANSTON RI 26:01 8:23
280 94/141 581 PARISEAU MIKE 35 M WARWICK RI 26:03 8:24
281 54/151 518 SCHWAB KINDSAY 24 F WARWICK RI 26:03 8:24
282 48/83 56 Chatowsky John 45 M Lincoln RI 26:04 8:24
283 7/15 469 CAVANAUGH JOHN 65 M WARWICK RI 26:05 8:24
284 95/141 582 DELLISANTI MICHAEL 31 M 26:05 8:24
285 4/9 71 McIntosh Jr. Thomas 71 M Coventry CT 26:10 8:26
286 55/151 30 Brown Jamie 36 F Warwick RI 26:12 8:26
287 96/141 302 Sosa Enrique 30 M Cranston RI 26:14 8:27
288 21/60 163 Inman Deborah 48 F Riverside RI 26:14 8:27
289 97/141 294 Sheehan Tim 37 M Warwick RI 26:16 8:28
290 5/23 89 Delamare Ashley 18 F Warwick RI 26:16 8:28
291 98/141 357 GALLAGHER DAVID 39 M WARWICK RI 26:18 8:28
292 56/151 473 SIBIELSKI BECKY 23 F CRANSTON RI 26:20 8:29
293 99/141 524 NATALIZIA MARK 20 M WARWICK RI 26:22 8:30
294 49/83 553 HORTON DAN 42 M BARRINGTON RI 26:23 8:30
295 6/17 426 TORTI JANICE 53 F CRANSTON RI 26:24 8:30
296 100/141 182 Landry Patrick 38 M Coventry RI 26:26 8:31
297 22/60 144 Hardy Lisa 45 F cranston RI 26:28 8:32
298 57/151 174 King Dawn 34 F Warwick RI 26:31 8:33
299 7/17 544 PETTIBONE MARGIE 50 F PROVIDENCE RI 26:31 8:33
300 22/41 646 MCCAFFREY PAUL 53 M E GREENWICH RI 26:31 8:33

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43rd GASPEE DAYS 5K - Allan & Edna Brown Memorial Foot Race
Saturday, June 14, 2008 Cranston/Warwick, RI
Course Records: Martin Fagan ('07) 14:10 Amy Rudolf ('03) 16:22
Results by: +ORGANIZATION PLUS+ Road Race Management Services

Place Div/Tot No. Name Ag S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ==== =================== == = =============== == ======= =====
301 6/23 220 Meharg Hannah 13 F Cranston RI 26:33 8:33
302 50/83 243 Ottmar Steven 45 M Attleboro MA 26:35 8:34
303 101/141 169 Kampper Matt 21 M Warwick RI 26:35 8:34
304 102/141 276 Reynolds Jim 23 M Warwick RI 26:36 8:34
305 58/151 534 CARREIRO JENNIE 29 F WARWICK RI 26:36 8:34
306 103/141 44 Carreiro Michael 30 M Warwick RI 26:37 8:35
307 23/60 430 HUNT LINDA 49 F W GREENWICH RI 26:37 8:35
308 27/44 250 Perry Max 16 M Warwick RI 26:39 8:35
309 7/23 527 JOHNSON ERICA 13 F CRANSTON RI 26:39 8:35
310 51/83 467 LETRAN PABLO 40 M PROVIDENCE RI 26:41 8:36
311 59/151 151 HEALEY DEIRDRE 35 F PAWTUCKET RI 26:43 8:36
312 28/44 649 GARDINER BRAD 15 M WARWICK RI 26:49 8:38
313 23/41 25 Botsford Bob 52 M E Greenwich RI 26:50 8:39
314 24/60 259 Radcliffe Linda 48 F Warwick RI 26:51 8:39
315 52/83 141 Hanley Brian 40 M Cranston RI 26:51 8:39
316 60/151 26 Boucher Kelly 19 F Cranston RI 26:52 8:39
317 61/151 12 Alpaio Julia 20 F Cranston RI 26:52 8:39
318 62/151 14 Aull Malia 26 F W Warwick RI 26:53 8:40
319 104/141 607 SKOVRON TODD 33 M 26:56 8:41
320 105/141 226 Milne Eben 37 M Providence RI 26:56 8:41
321 53/83 489 SIENKO DAVID 49 M WARWICK RI 26:57 8:41
322 106/141 480 PRAY TOM 24 M CRANSTON RI 26:59 8:42
323 107/141 332 Wall Michael 32 M Warwick RI 26:59 8:42
324 108/141 481 DUSSEAULT RAYMOND 36 M WARWICK RI 27:00 8:42
325 109/141 448 FLYNN ADAM 27 M CRANSTON RI 27:02 8:43
326 110/141 394 ROBEY TIM 29 M BROOKLINE MA 27:03 8:43
327 63/151 207 McCoy Kelly Colle 30 F Providence RI 27:03 8:43
328 25/60 495 MAGIERA DAWN 41 F CLAYVILLE RI 27:04 8:43
329 111/141 409 SMITH ROSS 39 M CRANSTON RI 27:05 8:44
330 112/141 537 THEROUX ERIC 37 M WARWICK RI 27:07 8:44
331 8/23 55 Chatowsky Catie 14 F Lincoln RI 27:07 8:44
332 54/83 615 MORRISEY RONALD 42 M CRANSTON RI 27:08 8:44
333 113/141 371 FRY ETHAN 33 M PROVIDENCE RI 27:08 8:44
334 55/83 360 HAWKINS DAVID 47 M WARWICK RI 27:09 8:45
335 29/44 389 PARISI NICK 13 M CRANSTON RI 27:09 8:45
336 56/83 485 MONTEFUSCO DAVID 41 M CRANSTON RI 27:10 8:45
337 8/15 613 MCCANN PAUL 60 M W WARWICK RI 27:10 8:45
338 114/141 325 Underwood Joe 34 M Warwick RI 27:11 8:45
339 64/151 456 NELSON MARIAH 31 F CRANSTON RI 27:12 8:46
340 115/141 598 BOURQUE THEODORE 37 M PROVIDENCE RI 27:14 8:46
341 26/60 555 RICHTER PAM 43 F CRANSTON RI 27:15 8:47
342 116/141 299 Smith Jason 36 M Cranston RI 27:18 8:48
343 57/83 484 MAGNONE MIKE 43 M CRANSTON RI 27:19 8:48
344 65/151 554 FULFORD MONICA 34 F N KINGSTOWN RI 27:22 8:49
345 58/83 185 Langevin David 41 M Warwick RI 27:23 8:49
346 66/151 248 Perez Martha 26 F Cranston RI 27:25 8:50
347 27/60 15 Baer Cynthia 40 F Cranston RI 27:26 8:50
348 67/151 588 ARNOLD JOY 36 F 27:27 8:51
349 117/141 363 CORREIA COURTNEY 29 M CRANSTON RI 27:29 8:51
350 8/17 370 GARCIA MARIA 59 F CRANSTON RI 27:29 8:51

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43rd GASPEE DAYS 5K - Allan & Edna Brown Memorial Foot Race
Saturday, June 14, 2008 Cranston/Warwick, RI
Course Records: Martin Fagan ('07) 14:10 Amy Rudolf ('03) 16:22
Results by: +ORGANIZATION PLUS+ Road Race Management Services

Place Div/Tot No. Name Ag S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ==== =================== == = =============== == ======= =====
351 68/151 229 Motte Kate 38 F Cranston RI 27:30 8:52
352 118/141 641 Okolowitcz Steve 38 M CRANSTON RI 27:30 8:52
353 59/83 155 Hindle Joseph 43 M E Greenwich RI 27:30 8:52
354 69/151 120 Fullerton Melissa 27 F Warwick RI 27:33 8:53
355 70/151 530 SAMPSON BARBARA 29 F WARWICK RI 27:36 8:54
356 71/151 127 Gazerro Maura 32 F Warwick RI 27:38 8:54
357 119/141 33 BUSHELL STEVEN 39 M CRANSTON RI 27:38 8:54
358 72/151 516 DUFAULT ELIZABETH 24 F WARWICK RI 27:42 8:55
359 73/151 63 Cleary Jasmine 28 F Fall River MA 27:45 8:56
360 74/151 258 Poulos Gina 38 F Wakefield RI 27:46 8:57
361 75/151 74 Corso Michele 38 F Cranston RI 27:46 8:57
362 60/83 391 RICHARDSON LEVI 42 M CRANSTON RI 27:47 8:57
363 9/23 486 MAGNONE TAYLOR 14 F CRANSTON RI 27:48 8:57
364 76/151 459 DUHAMEL KRISTEN 30 F CUMBERLAND RI 27:48 8:57
365 120/141 110 Fairchild Billy 37 M Pensacola FL 27:49 8:58
366 77/151 121 Gallagher Amy 37 F Warwick RI 27:51 8:58
367 61/83 539 GALLANT EUGENE 41 M CRANSTON RI 27:54 8:59
368 10/23 231 Mullen Julie 16 F Cranston RI 27:56 9:00
369 78/151 568 COTHAM KATE 31 F WARWICK RI 27:56 9:00
370 28/60 82 Croce Lisa 45 F Warwick RI 27:57 9:00
371 79/151 253 Pimental Kara 29 F Fall River MA 28:02 9:02
372 29/60 355 O'HARA SUSAN 44 F WARWICK RI 28:02 9:02
373 9/17 159 HOUSTON HOPE 55 F PROVIDENCE RI 28:03 9:02
374 121/141 124 Gardiner Dan 32 M Quincy MA 28:05 9:03
375 11/23 383 ORTON EMMA 11 F CRANSTON RI 28:06 9:03
376 62/83 382 ORTON CHRIS 42 M CRANSTON RI 28:06 9:03
377 9/15 369 FLORES ANGEL 64 M CRANSTON RI 28:08 9:04
378 63/83 108 ETHIER RICHARD 47 M JAMESTOWN RI 28:08 9:04
379 122/141 425 BEDARD PAT 36 M PAWTUCKET RI 28:10 9:04
380 80/151 573 BADAMI MELISSA 28 F CRANSTON RI 28:13 9:05
381 81/151 261 Raffa Susan 32 F Providence RI 28:16 9:06
382 64/83 434 CARTER WAYNE 42 M WARWICK RI 28:17 9:07
383 30/60 572 COUTARD DOROTHY 48 F CRANSTON RI 28:21 9:08
384 24/41 463 MOSSE DAVID 53 M CRANSTON RI 28:23 9:09
385 65/83 52 Charon David 43 M Warwick RI 28:23 9:09
386 31/60 528 REGAN DOREEN 44 F E GREENWICH RI 28:24 9:09
387 82/151 413 FOX JOY 30 F WARWICK RI 28:25 9:09
388 30/44 546 SATTERFIELD PAUL 18 M WARWICK RI 28:29 9:11
389 32/60 498 NOVICK PEGGY 47 F N SCITUATE RI 28:29 9:11
390 83/151 491 SIEGEL EMILY 33 F CRANSTON RI 28:35 9:12
391 123/141 432 DOYLE KELLY 33 M WARWICK RI 28:42 9:15
392 12/23 324 Turner Taylor 14 F N Providence RI 28:47 9:16
393 33/60 323 Turner Candace 45 F N Providence RI 28:47 9:16
394 84/151 551 AUBEE KELLY-ANNE 39 F E GREENWICH RI 28:47 9:16
395 124/141 364 WHEELER JEFFREY 27 M CRANSTON RI 28:48 9:17
396 85/151 422 REMELLO ELAINA 33 F N PROVIDENCE RI 28:48 9:17
397 25/41 592 MCGOFF FRANK 54 M 28:48 9:17
398 86/151 405 MUOIO YOLANDE 35 F CRANSTON RI 28:50 9:17
399 87/151 91 Dennis Sunny 37 F Warwick RI 28:51 9:18
400 88/151 283 Rupert Diana 25 F Warwick RI 28:52 9:18

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43rd GASPEE DAYS 5K - Allan & Edna Brown Memorial Foot Race
Saturday, June 14, 2008 Cranston/Warwick, RI
Course Records: Martin Fagan ('07) 14:10 Amy Rudolf ('03) 16:22
Results by: +ORGANIZATION PLUS+ Road Race Management Services

Place Div/Tot No. Name Ag S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ==== =================== == = =============== == ======= =====
401 10/17 287 Sahady Mary 51 F Fall River MA 28:54 9:19
402 125/141 311 Stevens Eric 34 M Cranston RI 28:56 9:19
403 26/41 421 CIOLFI STEVE 54 M PAWTUCKET RI 28:57 9:20
404 126/141 262 Rameaka Benjamin 29 M Brooklyn NY 28:57 9:20
405 31/44 440 DESMARAIS TIMOTHY 13 M WARWICK RI 29:02 9:21
406 89/151 433 DOYLE JANET 30 F WARWICK RI 29:03 9:22
407 127/141 223 Michin Kenneth 31 M Warwick RI 29:03 9:22
408 34/60 125 Gardiner Lori 44 F Warwick RI 29:06 9:22
409 35/60 642 MURPHY TERRY 43 F WARWICK RI 29:09 9:23
410 10/15 386 FALLON TOM 63 M PETERBOROUGH NH 29:11 9:24
411 90/151 385 FALLON JENNIFER 31 F WARWICK RI 29:11 9:24
412 32/44 545 LASNIER SCOTT 18 M WARWICK RI 29:12 9:24
413 91/151 196 Mannix Melina 29 F Warwick RI 29:15 9:25
414 13/23 67 Colantuono Sophie 08 F Warwick RI 29:17 9:26
415 66/83 246 Colantuono Steven 44 M Warwick RI 29:17 9:26
416 14/23 239 Nolan Sarah 12 F Cranston RI 29:19 9:27
417 67/83 79 Cote Henry 46 M Cranston RI 29:20 9:27
418 128/141 350 FONTAINE NATHAN 27 M WARWICK RI 29:27 9:29
419 92/151 225 Millsom Sonia 36 F E Greenwich RI 29:29 9:30
420 33/44 333 walmsley samuel 10 M cranston RI 29:35 9:32
421 129/141 265 Rameaka Josh 34 M Durham NC 29:37 9:32
422 93/151 195 Mannix Francesca 23 F Brooklyn NY 29:39 9:33
423 130/141 64 Clifford Michael 34 M Warwick RI 29:41 9:34
424 94/151 526 JOHNSON JANELL 31 F CRANSTON RI 29:44 9:35
425 95/151 122 Gallogly Erin 27 F W Greenwich RI 29:47 9:36
426 36/60 415 DIPRETE KOPNAN KRIS 41 F WARWICK RI 29:51 9:37
427 96/151 31 Burke Shiloh 32 F Cranston RI 29:51 9:37
428 27/41 180 KURZYNSKI STAN 55 M RUMFORD RI 29:54 9:38
429 28/41 254 poisson lionel 59 M warwick RI 29:56 9:39
430 37/60 428 MELLO MELANIE 46 F N DARTMOUTH MA 29:57 9:39
431 68/83 143 Hardy Edward 47 M cranston RI 29:58 9:39
432 1/6 464 BARCELOS VALERIE 61 F PAWTUCKET RI 29:59 9:40
433 69/83 90 Delamare Peter 43 M Warwick RI 30:05 9:41
434 29/41 219 Meers Richard 52 M Barrington RI 30:07 9:42
435 5/9 72 Hyson Chuck 72 M Lincoln RI 30:09 9:43
436 97/151 237 Nelson Beth 30 F Warwick RI 30:11 9:43
437 98/151 569 BASTIA PATRICIA 39 F WARWICK RI 30:11 9:43
438 99/151 19 Battaglino Lori 29 F Cranston RI 30:14 9:44
439 131/141 566 FOWLER CHRISTOPHER 36 M CRANSTON RI 30:17 9:45
440 11/17 18 Barton Carol 56 F Cranston RI 30:21 9:47
441 100/151 450 EDDY BRITT 38 F SEEKONK MA 30:24 9:48
442 70/83 335 WEATHERS PAUL 44 M Cranston RI 30:25 9:48
443 38/60 255 Poore Jane 46 F Smithfield RI 30:28 9:49
444 12/17 228 Mooney Maureen 53 F Warwick RI 30:29 9:49
445 101/151 532 CADY HEATHER 21 F W WARWICK RI 30:32 9:50
446 71/83 48 CASTIGLIEGO MATT 46 M CRANSTON RI 30:32 9:50
447 102/151 24 Bose Kimberly 33 F E Greenwich RI 30:34 9:51
448 30/41 650 DIFUSCO FRANK 55 M CRANSTON RI 30:34 9:51
449 31/41 378 RAINHO DEL 53 M WARWICK RI 30:36 9:51
450 103/151 344 Winters Caitlin 19 F Cranston RI 30:36 9:51

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43rd GASPEE DAYS 5K - Allan & Edna Brown Memorial Foot Race
Saturday, June 14, 2008 Cranston/Warwick, RI
Course Records: Martin Fagan ('07) 14:10 Amy Rudolf ('03) 16:22
Results by: +ORGANIZATION PLUS+ Road Race Management Services

Place Div/Tot No. Name Ag S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ==== =================== == = =============== == ======= =====
451 104/151 275 Relli-Moniz Patrici 33 F Cranston RI 30:41 9:53
452 105/151 337 Wells Danielle 35 F Waltham MA 30:41 9:53
453 39/60 116 Flynn Terri 40 F Epsom NH 30:43 9:54
454 106/151 644 KUCAL KIM 30 F CUMBERLAND RI 30:46 9:55
455 107/151 13 AMARAL JENNY 25 F SEEKONK MA 30:47 9:55
456 108/151 454 Kelly melissa 34 F westerly RI 30:52 9:57
457 40/60 22 Beretta Amy 43 F E Greenwich RI 30:53 9:57
458 32/41 483 PARKER MICHAEL 59 M E GREENWICH RI 30:55 9:58
459 109/151 316 Tierney Shauna 30 F Warwick RI 31:01 9:59
460 41/60 198 MARRAPESE JENNIFER 42 F WARWICK RI 31:02 10:00
461 110/151 452 thompson cailin 20 F CRANSTON RI 31:11 10:03
462 72/83 512 HICKS GOOSE 44 M N KINGSTOWN RI 31:13 10:03
463 111/151 267 Recks Olivia 32 F Warwick RI 31:15 10:04
464 73/83 336 Webster Thomas 40 M warwick RI 31:16 10:04
465 112/151 334 Walmsley Stasia 32 F Cranston RI 31:19 10:05
466 13/17 179 KURZYNSKI PAT 54 F RUMFORD RI 31:20 10:06
467 113/151 61 clark kaena 33 F new york NY 31:27 10:08
468 132/141 575 DUGGAN RYAN 27 M WARWICK RI 31:27 10:08
469 133/141 23 Bonnell Scott 32 M New York NY 31:27 10:08
470 34/44 563 NADIGER ALEX 15 M WARWICK RI 31:41 10:12
471 14/17 501 PAULSON GINNY 56 F GREENVILLE RI 31:48 10:15
472 114/151 241 Norberg Pamela 36 F Richmond RI 31:53 10:16
473 115/151 249 perreault melinda 29 F warwick RI 31:53 10:16
474 15/23 404 LEWIS ALLIE 13 F CRANSTON RI 31:55 10:17
475 116/151 347 Zubrycki Didi 34 F Warwick RI 32:00 10:18
476 117/151 562 CASEY CRYSTAL 35 F CRANSTON RI 32:02 10:19
477 42/60 126 Garrity Diane 40 F Warwick RI 32:03 10:19
478 43/60 313 Tarro Pamela 40 F Boston MA 32:12 10:22
479 44/60 567 MAYNARD MARCIA 41 F CRANSTON RI 32:13 10:23
480 35/44 437 MCCOY BARRY 08 M PAWTUCKET RI 32:36 10:30
481 134/141 153 HERRERA CARLOS 29 M E GREENWICH RI 32:37 10:30
482 16/23 564 TANGUAY VIOLETTE 15 F WARWICK RI 32:37 10:30
483 74/83 446 KAMP RON 49 M WARWICK RI 32:41 10:32
484 36/44 95 Dhanani Sami 06 M Cranston RI 32:51 10:35
485 75/83 212 McGunagle Jr. Kenne 49 M Cranston RI 32:51 10:35
486 45/60 295 Sherman Joanne 43 F Johnston RI 32:53 10:36
487 46/60 329 Ventura Carol 45 F Chepachet RI 32:54 10:36
488 17/23 645 DAURAY BRIANNA 09 F WAKEFIELD RI 32:54 10:36
489 18/23 57 Chatowsky Megan 10 F Lincoln RI 32:55 10:36
490 19/23 263 Rameaka Hannah 10 F Wakefield RI 32:58 10:37
491 2/6 78 Cory Lucinda 61 F Cranston RI 33:11 10:41
492 37/44 589 SCANLON GARRETT 11 M 33:15 10:43
493 118/151 176 KRETCHMAN KIMBERLY 29 F W WARWICK RI 33:16 10:43
494 76/83 609 SABORIN RICHARD 45 M CRANSTON RI 33:16 10:43
495 119/151 608 SAVORID GAIL 39 F CRANSTON RI 33:17 10:43
496 47/60 208 McGovern Helen 48 F Cranston RI 33:19 10:44
497 6/9 76 Massey Hugh 76 M Sacramento CA 33:28 10:47
498 135/141 453 kelly jake 34 M westerly RI 33:29 10:47
499 120/151 114 Flinn Kate 29 F West Roxbury MA 33:29 10:47
500 77/83 517 CAMPBELL JIM 45 M WARWICK RI 33:30 10:47

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43rd GASPEE DAYS 5K - Allan & Edna Brown Memorial Foot Race
Saturday, June 14, 2008 Cranston/Warwick, RI
Course Records: Martin Fagan ('07) 14:10 Amy Rudolf ('03) 16:22
Results by: +ORGANIZATION PLUS+ Road Race Management Services

Place Div/Tot No. Name Ag S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ==== =================== == = =============== == ======= =====
501 121/151 189 Lynch Meghan 25 F Warwick RI 33:32 10:48
502 38/44 307 Stafford Kyle 18 M Warwick RI 33:33 10:48
503 122/151 84 Dandeneau Jayme 36 F Cranston RI 33:35 10:49
504 123/151 451 turner jennifer 33 F CRANSTON RI 33:37 10:50
505 124/151 406 GORMELY SHANNON 34 F CRANSTON RI 33:40 10:51
506 125/151 277 Reynolds Lela 32 F Cranston RI 33:40 10:51
507 33/41 374 BRODEUR GARY 56 M WARWICK RI 33:41 10:51
508 136/141 341 Wilson Jeff 35 M Cranston RI 33:43 10:52
509 126/151 175 Kirton Michelle 37 F Warwick RI 33:46 10:53
510 34/41 36 Caito Jim 52 M Rehoboth MA 33:53 10:55
511 48/60 390 PARISI MARY 47 F CRANSTON RI 33:59 10:57
512 127/151 342 Wilson Kate 35 F Cranston RI 34:08 11:00
513 35/41 148 HAVENS JAMES 59 M COVENTRY RI 34:13 11:01
514 3/6 314 Thomas Diane 62 F Riverside RI 34:14 11:02
515 128/151 128 Geotis Stacey 30 F Saugus MA 34:17 11:03
516 137/141 271 Regan William 34 M Saugus MA 34:17 11:03
517 129/151 211 McGrath Wendy 38 F Cranston RI 34:20 11:04
518 49/60 132 Goldin Donna 47 F Cranston RI 34:24 11:05
519 130/151 499 LOEZOS EVA 32 F CRANSTON RI 34:30 11:07
520 36/41 202 Martin Robert 59 M Pawtucket RI 34:34 11:08
521 50/60 80 Cotter Beth 40 F Cranston RI 34:37 11:09
522 131/151 380 COFFEY MUM 35 F CRANSTON RI 34:40 11:10
523 37/41 35 Caiozzo Sal 58 M Cranston RI 34:43 11:11
524 20/23 647 CAPOBIANCO NICOLE 16 F WARWICK RI 34:45 11:12
525 51/60 648 CAPOBIANCO DEBRA 48 F WARWICK RI 34:50 11:13
526 132/151 620 DONALDSON KATE 30 F 34:52 11:14
527 133/151 178 Kupper Gwen 25 F W Warwick RI 34:54 11:14
528 134/151 571 DIGIULIO JODI 36 F PROVIDENCE RI 35:03 11:17
529 135/151 493 SCHOLLE DANIELLE 38 F WARWICK RI 35:03 11:17
530 15/17 591 MCGOFF RITA 50 F 35:05 11:18
531 39/44 266 Rameaka Zachary 08 M Wakefield RI 35:06 11:18
532 138/141 264 Rameaka Jason 38 M Wakefield RI 35:06 11:18
533 136/151 576 OCONNOR TRACY 31 F RUMFORD RI 35:09 11:19
534 4/6 205 Massey Lauri 64 F Sacramento CA 35:10 11:20
535 137/151 193 Maguire Julie 36 F Warwick RI 35:19 11:23
536 11/15 158 Hopkinson David 61 M Cumberland RI 35:23 11:24
537 12/15 488 MACANDREW JOHN 64 M WARWICK RI 35:23 11:24
538 52/60 54 Chatowsky Cathy 45 F Lincoln RI 35:52 11:33
539 38/41 41 Caprio Michael 53 M Coventry RI 35:56 11:34
540 21/23 109 Eugenio Victoria 12 F Rumford RI 35:56 11:34
541 139/141 94 Dhanani Hussain 38 M Cranston RI 36:00 11:36
542 40/44 368 DHANANI SAFA 05 M CRANSTON RI 36:00 11:36
543 138/151 536 RYDER BETH 34 F WARWICK RI 36:04 11:37
544 139/151 618 DAVENPORT CLAUDIA 34 F CRANSTON RI 36:06 11:38
545 53/60 292 schmidt mary 49 F Foster RI 36:09 11:39
546 140/151 145 Harnedy Katie 21 F warwick RI 36:16 11:41
547 13/15 502 PENFIELD GARY 66 M GREENVILLE RI 36:34 11:47
548 54/60 436 MCCOY LYNDA 45 F PAWTUCKET RI 36:44 11:50
549 141/151 152 Hempel Kristin 31 F Cranston RI 37:07 11:57
550 142/151 272 Rei Carla 27 F Warwick RI 37:09 11:58

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43rd GASPEE DAYS 5K - Allan & Edna Brown Memorial Foot Race
Saturday, June 14, 2008 Cranston/Warwick, RI
Course Records: Martin Fagan ('07) 14:10 Amy Rudolf ('03) 16:22
Results by: +ORGANIZATION PLUS+ Road Race Management Services

Place Div/Tot No. Name Ag S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ==== =================== == = =============== == ======= =====
551 140/141 561 MOISE ANDREW 39 M CRANSTON RI 37:09 11:58
552 78/83 395 Healy Patrick 48 M Wakefield RI 37:18 12:01
553 39/41 166 JENKINS DENNIS 52 M LINCOLN RI 37:28 12:04
554 141/141 165 JENKINS CHRISTOPHER 21 M WARWICK RI 37:28 12:04
555 143/151 353 CASALE DEANA 28 F SAN DIEGO CA 37:42 12:09
556 144/151 511 TRAFICANTE COURTNEY 28 F CRANSTON RI 37:43 12:09
557 145/151 510 HEALEY KELLY 28 F CRANSTON RI 37:43 12:09
558 146/151 431 ALMONTE JENNIFER 36 F WARWICK RI 37:44 12:09
559 40/41 210 MCGOVERN STEPHEN 54 M W WARWICK RI 37:45 12:10
560 41/44 411 MCGOOKIN AIDAN 09 M CRANSTON RI 37:51 12:11
561 79/83 410 MCGOOKIN ED 40 M CRANSTON RI 37:53 12:12
562 80/83 477 SKITEK STEVE 42 M CRANSTON RI 38:13 12:19
563 5/6 427 O'HARA MARILYN 62 F WARWICK RI 38:13 12:19
564 7/9 461 FERNS RAY 71 M CRANSTON RI 38:25 12:22
565 81/83 529 RIGGIERI JO9HN 48 M MARLBORO NH 38:25 12:22
566 14/15 496 HARE PRESTON 67 M CRANSTON RI 38:33 12:25
567 147/151 274 Rei Raquel 26 F Warwick RI 38:53 12:31
568 16/17 305 St.Yves Pat 52 F Swansea MA 39:00 12:34
569 55/60 580 GAVIN CINDY 41 F E GREENWICH RI 39:06 12:36
570 22/23 578 GAVIN SARAH 11 F E GREENWICH RI 39:08 12:36
571 56/60 222 messina lisa 43 F Newport RI 39:14 12:38
572 42/44 507 CANNON MATTHEW 07 M PROVIDENCE RI 39:17 12:39
573 82/83 521 BURKHOLDER GARY 47 M AZ 39:20 12:40
574 8/9 85 Pascale Joe 85 M N Providence RI 39:30 12:43
575 148/151 288 Scaramella Amy 35 F East Greenwich RI 39:41 12:47
576 149/151 373 DIPALMA FALLON 24 F CRANSTON RI 40:16 12:58
577 43/44 468 ACEVEDO DAVID 18 M EXETER RI 40:25 13:01
578 9/9 77 Johnson Ken 77 M Warwick RI 40:31 13:03
579 17/17 354 CASALE ROSEMARY 59 F CRANSTON RI 41:03 13:13
580 6/6 65 Johnson Joan 65 F warwick RI 41:05 13:14
581 44/44 97 Dineen Reyle 07 M Cranston RI 43:15 13:56
582 57/60 96 Dineen Anne 44 F Cranston RI 43:15 13:56
583 150/151 372 BRODEUR SHERRI 37 F WARWICK RI 43:39 14:03
584 23/23 375 BRODEUR MACKENZIE 07 F WARWICK RI 43:39 14:03
585 151/151 217 Meade Jennifer 38 F Cranston RI 43:47 14:06
586 58/60 508 BUTKE MARYELLEN 47 F PROVIDENCE RI 43:51 14:07
587 59/60 520 LYNCH MARIE 45 F CRANSTON RI 44:51 14:27
588 41/41 479 RIVES BILL 58 M SINGAPORE 46:07 14:51
589 15/15 117 Fortune Ralph 61 M Cranston RI 46:07 14:51
590 83/83 596 MYERS BRUCE 44 M SMITHFIELD RI 46:07 14:51
591 60/60 98 Dolan Amy 44 F Warwick RI 49:08 15:49

48th Mt. Washington Road Race

Men's masters field features exceptional depth and experience

Pinkham Notch, N.H. - June 14, 2008

The 48th running of the Mt. Washington Road Race on June 21 will bring to the White Mountains the largest field of serious contenders ever to enter this storied race in one year. Because the all-uphill event serves as the prime selection event for the national team that will compete for the World Mountain Running Trophy later this summer, the usual group of seasoned New England uphill racers will face record numbers of elite runners from the Rockies, the West Coast and elsewhere, in next week's "Run To the Clouds."

Sponsored by Northeast Delta Dental, with additional support from New England Runner magazine, Bridgton Academy and La Sportiva, the Mt. Washington Road Race is a 7.6-mile ascent at an average grade of 12 percent to the 6288-foot summit of the highest peak in the northeastern United States. Each year the race attracts approximately 1000 runners, who battle not only each other but the sheer force of gravity and Mt. Washington's famously unpredictable weather, in the steepest all-uphill race on a paved road anywhere.

For the third time in five years, the USATF Mountain Ultra Trail Running committee has chosen this race as the primary qualifying event for the Teva U.S. Mountain Running Team. The first four U.S. men and the first U.S. woman to finish this race will be automatically named to the team, which will compete for the world trophy on September 14 in Sierre, Crans-Montana, Switzerland. The first U.S. male and female finishers will also become the 2008 USATF National Mountain Running Champions.

The favorites in the men's field are almost too numerous to mention, while things are only slightly more predictable on the women's side. If there is a female favorite, she is probably 40-year-old Laura Haefeli, of Del Norte, Colorado, who in 2007 won the individual bronze medal in the World Mountain Trophy race and led the U.S. women to the team gold medal.

Haefeli's top competition includes Chris Lundy, 37, who trains on the extremely hilly roads and trails of Sausalito, California, and who joined Haefeli on the U.S. gold medal team last year. They'll both have to contend with Alison Bryant, 29, of Elkin, North Carolina, who finished third in last year's Mt. Washington Road Race; top mountain runner Brandy Erholtz, 30, of Bailey, Colorado; Camille Herron, 26, of Lafayette, Indiana, a 2008 Olympic Marathon Trials finisher; and several others.

Two women who won't be running are Nicole Hunt of Deer Lodge, Montana, who won the national championship on this same course in 2006 and was the first U.S. finisher here again last year; and Anna Pichrtova, the nearly invincible mountain racer from the Czech Republic. Pichrtova, who has won Mt. Washington a record six times and is the reigning World Mountain Champion, was injured when she was tripped in a marathon in Ottawa, Canada, last month and is still recuperating. Hunt, who was second to Pichrtova in 2006 and 2007, is expecting her first child this summer. One consequence of their absence is that this year the female winner will be someone who has never won either the Mt. Washington Road Race or the national crown before.

The men's field includes several former Mt. Washington winners, the most recent being Eric Blake, 29, of New Britain, Connecticut, who won here in 2006, when the race also was the national championship. The other man with the best recent time up the Auto Road is Rickey Gates, 27, of Boulder, Colorado, who has run Mt. Washington just once previously, placing third behind Blake and Paul Low, of Belchertown, Massachusetts, in 2006. Last year Gates won the USA Mountain Running Championships and the USA Trail Championship. This year he has been running at least as well, his most recent victory being at the Larabar 10k Spring RunOff in Vail, Colorado, on June 8. (Haefeli was the women's winner in that race.)

Low, who himself won the U.S. Championship on this course in 2004 and finished second here again last year - in each case beaten only by world champion and course record-holder Jonathan Wyatt of New Zealand - is unfortunately injured and will not be running. However, Blake and Gates will have ample competition from Shiloh Mielke, 28, and Jason Bryant, 35, of North Carolina, both of whom finished in the top ten here last year; local favorite Kevin Tilton, 26, of North Conway, N.H.; Payton Batliner, 24, of Boulder, Colorado, the top U.S. finisher at the 2007 World Trophy; steeplechaser Joseph Gray, 24, of Lakewood, Washington; Mike Sayenko, 23, of Bellevue, Washington, who has run a very fast 29:07 for 10 kilometers and 4:07 for the mile' and several others with a good chance to claim one of those four spots on the U.S. team.

The men's masters competition may be as tight as for the younger runners, and in fact at least one of the men over 40 years of age, Simon Gutierrez of Alamosa, Colorado, must be considered a possible favorite in the open race as well. Gutierrez, 42, has won Mt. Washington three times - 2002, 2003 and 2005 - and is reportedly in excellent condition. Other top masters will be the 1997 winner Craig Fram, 49, of Plaistow, N.H.; 1997 runnerup Eric Morse, 43, of Berlin, Vt.; Andy Ames, 45, of Colorado; and Dave Dunham, 44, of Bradford, Massachusetts, who has won Mt. Washington three times and has placed in the top ten more times than any other runner.

Since Haefeli is 40, she makes the women's masters race the one easy pick.

Runners entered this year come from 35 states and five Canadian provinces. (This year's race is also a qualifier for the Canadian national mountain running team.) The top runners will contend for the first prize of $1000 for first male and female finisher overall, with a $5000 bonus for breaking the men's or women's course record and a $2000 bonus awarded by New England Runner magazine to a man or woman breaking the master's record.

The men's course record is 56 minutes 41.0 seconds, set in 2004 by New Zealand's Jonathan Wyatt, a three-time World Mountain Running Champion. The women's record is one hour 10 minutes 8.2 seconds, set by Sweden's Magdalena Thorsell in 1998. The masters records are 1:02:12, set in 2005 by Matt Carpenter of Manitou Springs, Colorado, and 1:16:03, set in 1997 by Olympic gold medalist Joan Samuelson of Freeport, Maine.

The race starts at 10 a.m. The Mt. Washington Auto Road is closed during the race. Spectators may hike up the mountain or drive up in cars to bring the runners back down afterward.