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THIS ISSUE Contributors Board Letter Letter to the Editor Running Briefs News and notes
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On the Run What every runner needs
Running Streaks Streak running in Minnesota
Training Marathon recovery
Race Results Race Calendar Race Photos Women Rock Half, 10K & 5K TC Urban Dash Victory Labor Day Races Jeff Winter City of Lakes 25K
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The Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon Reality Show: Episode 3
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ON THE COVER: Brent Roeger finishes the City of Lakes 25K. Photo by Wayne Kryduba.
CONTRIBUTORS CHAD AUSTIN Chad Austin lives in Apple Valley with his wife, Amy, and two daughters. He followed his dad out the door at the age of 10 and has been running ever since. In addition to writing for MDRA, he’s an avid blogger. You can read his daily musings at http://cnaustin. blogspot.com. Chad can be reached at chadaustin@charter.net.
STEVE DeBOER Steve DeBoer moved to Minnesota at the age of six months and began running shortly thereafter. Since July 20, 1970, Steve has run every day, which gives him the fifth longest running streak in the United States and the longest east of the Rockies. Steve moved to southern Minnesota in 1987, allowing him to get in a few more shirtless runs each year. In his spare time, he works as a registered dietitian at the Mayo Clinic.
CANDY PATRIN Candy Patrin feels fortunate to be a runner and enjoys every aspect of her training in the beautiful St. Croix Valley. She never tires of connecting with other runners to hear their stories. And she enjoys writing about new running topics. This year, Candy will be doing her first triathlon in August. She can be reached at cjpatrin@gmail.com.
KRISTY POPP Kristy Popp is an endurance coach who recently returned to the Minneapolis area. She competed collegiately in cross country and track and field at Valparaiso University and the University of Minnesota. Popp completed her Ph.D. in Kinesiology at Iowa State University in 2009. Popp has since joined activ8, a local health company geared towards developing high performing individuals, teams and cultures. kristy@activ8-u.com
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FROM THE PRESIDENT
CREDITS Editor: Heidi Keller Miler
NATHAN CAMPEAU
Senior Editor: Mark C. Syring
Art Director: Jason Lehmkuhle
Dear RunMinnesota Readers, Fall is upon us! How did the summer slip away so quickly? For most runners the silver lining to the return of cooler temps is more pleasant running weather. For many runners, fall means that it is time to run that goal race we’ve been training for all year. And, if you’re like me, you’re not even waiting for the euphoria of the fall race to pass before you’re already starting to plot your next race in the spring! Spring marathons: they sound like such a great idea when you sign up for them the previous fall. I know what you’re thinking, “TCM was so great and I can’t wait to run another one! Grandma’s Marathon here I come!” or “I know I’ll need that extra motivation to stay in shape over the winter so I better sign up for the Minnetonka Half Marathon.” To help you train for that spring race (and get you through some cold winter runs) MDRA will once again be offering the Spring Marathon and Half Training Program, beginning in February. I have had the pleasure of coaching the training program for the last three years. This past year we had over 115 runners join us (a record), training and running anywhere from a 2:40 marathon on up to six hours and beyond. We have a really unique program in that we cater to so many abilities and levels of experience. Our program is also quite affordable for the services provided. In fact, we haven’t had a price increase in a full decade. But inflation and increased resources needed for the program have resulted in our program barely breaking even and even occasionally posting losses in recent years. To maintain this program, we are increasing the cost of the marathon training programs (spring AND fall) to $125 ($150 for non-members). This $25 increase actually is less than inflation since our last price increase, and places the cost of our program well below most comparable marathon training programs. We are committed to offering the best coaching and value in distance training around. MDRA is a non-profit organization committed to promoting the sport of distance running, and we feel strongly that providing affordable training programs is essential to broadening the running community. I look forward to running with you next spring as together we strive to achieve our running goals!
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This past year we had over 115 runners join us (a record), training and running anywhere from a 2:40 marathon on up to six hours and beyond. We have a really unique program in that we cater to so many abilities and levels of experience.
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MDRA Officers: Mike Iserman,President Norm Champ, Vice President Noelle Frost, Secretary Josh Jacobson, Treasurer
MDRA Board Members: Paul Arneberg, Kate Bomsta, Nathan Campeau, Darrell Christensen, Jim Delaplain, Kristin Johnson, Mary Johnson, Bill Knight, Dave Marek, Michael Nawrocki, Kevin Ross, Eve Stein, Melissa Wieczorek
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RUNNING BRIEFS
News and Notes from the Roads, Trails and Track
2014 Running Minnesota The MDRA Annual Calendar, Running Minnesota is currently under production. If you are a race director and haven’t listed your race yet please go to the MDRA website and list your race by the October 10 deadline. At this time ads are also being accepted with an October 15 reservation deadline and October 30 art deadline. Barb Leininger, our editor is also seeking photos for the book that are print quality and at least 200 dpi. Any questions related to race listings or advertising can be sent to barb@runningventures.com.
Get your event listed!
MDRA Seeking Board Applications MDRA is seeking board applicants for 2014. If you would like to run for the MDRA board or officer positions please contact Heidi Keller Miler at runminnesota@gmail.com or fill out the nomination form in this magazine. The elections will take place after the November/December issue is out with the candidate profiles. The first year of online voting along with the traditional paper ballot method was a success and will be utilized again this year. The voting process will be detailed in the next issue of RunMinnesota.
Dome Running There will be an abbreviated version of MDRA Dome Running this year! The dates are November 5 through December 27, 2013, and will run the familiar Tuesday/Thursday schedule. At this point it is our understanding
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that the stadium will be torn down very soon after the Minnesota Vikings last home game. Please check our website, www.runmdra.org for more details; they will be posted as they become available. Everyone who is a fan of Dome running should become a Vikings fan and hope for a long post season run!
MDRA seeking New Race Director After many years of directing the MDRA Mom’s Day 5K, Lowell Schow is stepping down ahead of the 2014 race. The MDRA Mom’s Day 5K is always the Saturday before Mother’s Day, a fun family event that has been growing the past few years. We salute Lowell on his tireless efforts to keep racing fun, low cost and making sure every runner leaves the race happy. If anyone is interested in filling this volunteer position or learning more about this opportunity please contact the MDRA office.
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Team USA Minnesota Adds Three Athletes to the Training Group Three up-and-coming distance runners and recent college graduates – Eric Finan, Travis Burkstrand and Dani Stack - joined Team USA Minnesota in September. Formed in 2001, the purpose of the training center, which is based in the Twin Cities, is to improve the competitiveness of post-collegiate American distance running and to develop Olympians. Finan is from Ohio where he was a standout prep athlete in cross country and track at New Richmond High School. At the University of Cincinnati, the twotime All American set school records in the 3000m, 5000m and 10,000m and was the Big East Cross Country Champion and the Big East 5000m Champion. He was 25th at the 2011 NCAA Cross Country Championships and 10th in the 5000m at the 2011 NCAA Outdoor Championships. He has a B.A. in mechanical engineering and an MBA. He made his debut on the roads at the 2013 USA Half Marathon Championships with a time of 1:04:42. Burkstrand is a 2008 graduate of Eastview High School where he was a four-time all-state performer in cross country and track. The Apple Valley native also lettered in
hockey during his prep career. At the University of Minnesota, he was a four-time All American, a six-time Big Ten Championship medalist, a four time school record holder, and a six-time Drake Relays Champion. His specialties were the 800 meters (a best of 1:47.56) and relay teams including the 4x800m and the DMR. In addition to his track accomplishments, he was a two-year member of the men’s cross country team. He expects to receive his M.A. in graphic design from the U in 2014. A native Minnesotan who grew up in Mankato, Stack competed at Loyola Catholic High School where she holds the school record in the 800 and 1600 meters. In her senior year she placed fourth in both the 1600m and 3200m at the Class A Minnesota State Track & Field meet and qualified for the Minnesota State Class A Cross Country meet three times. At Iowa State University, she was a two-time All American and nine-time All-Big 12 competitor in track and cross country. She twice competed in the 10,000m (best of 32:51) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships and was a member of two cross country teams that competed at the NCAA Cross Country Championships. She has a B.A. in dietetics and journalism.
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Trail Advocacy The MDRA reacts to a proposal to pave the Minnesota River Bottoms trails. The MDRA occasionally dips into issues pertaining to the bigger picture of running. One recent issue that was brought to the attention of the advocacy committee was the proposed paving of the Minnesota River Bottoms trails. MDRA President Michael Iserman signed off on the below letter on behalf of the MDRA Board. MDRA member Evan Roberts shared in the letter preparation efforts. The Board was in full support of maintaining natural trail surfaces in this popular running area. The letter was sent to officials at the DNR, City of Bloomington and the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge Area. To Whom It May Concern, We are writing on behalf of the Minnesota Distance Running Association (MDRA) about current proposals to construct new trails in the Minnesota River Valley in the area commonly known as the "Minnesota River Bottoms." MDRA represents over 2,300 members, and is the largest and oldest distance running organization in the state of Minnesota, promoting the sport of running for over 50 years. Many of our members are regular users of the current natural surface trails in the Minnesota River Bottoms area, within the city of Bloomington and on parts of the trail further east and west. MDRA supports improved public access to the Minnesota River Bottoms area, including 1) the construction of a new crossing in the area of the old Cedar Avenue Bridge which is currently closed, and 2) better off-road bike and pedestrian paths to access the area from the neighborhoods of Bloomington. However, MDRA is concerned with proposals to replace the current natural surface trails in the River Bottoms area. Our members enjoy the opportunity to run on an unpaved surface in this scenic wilderness, on a trail that has minimal impact on the environment. Many of our members enjoy the River Bottoms because they feel remote and wild, while still being very close to an urban area. A paved or "improved surface" trail would change this aspect of the area. While the current trail is narrow it is enjoyed by multiple recreational users with few conflicts. There is no compelling need to create a larger trail in the area, when the current trail serves the interest of many users. A DNR survey of users in 2003 noted that 95% of current users were opposed to a paved or limestone trail. A 2010 survey of MDRA members indicated that having soft surfaces to run on was the mostvalued attribute of Minnesota trails, beating out hard running surfaces (8th-most valued attribute) and even water fountains! Moreover, we believe that a paved or limestone trail in this area would be difficult and expensive to maintain. The River Bottoms are part of a floodplain, and experience significant periods of flooding in most years. Parks in the Twin Cities metro which have paved trails in a floodplain, such as Crosby Farm in Saint Paul, require additional maintenance to clear river sediment and debris off the trail, and the paved surface can quickly deteriorate in flood conditions.
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ON THE RUN
What Every Runner Needs
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Favorite Running Shoe There’s no getting around the fact that our feet take a beating when it comes to running. Our shoes are the single point of contact we have with the ground below, so it’s important that you have a favorite model. If you’ve been running longer than six months, you probably know that shoe manufacturers like to discontinue your favorite model. Therefore, it doesn’t hurt to have a backup shoe that can easily become your favorite, if or when that happens. If you enjoy running on the trails or racing, you may want to have favorites for those specific types of running, too.
Favorite Running Store Where are you going to buy your favorite running shoes? From your favorite local running store, of course. Preferably this is one of the many locally owned specialty stores throughout the state (see
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Austin-Jarrow 917 W. Central Entrance Duluth Duluth Running Company 1026 E. Superior St. Duluth
BY CHAD AUSTIN hen it comes to running, I’m pretty much a minimalist. No, I’m not talking about the latest shoe craze. I’m talking about all the other running stuff. Sure, I’ve had my heart rate monitor and compression sock phases. And I still like to check my splits with a GPS watch from time to time. But mostly I’m happy just throwing on a pair of shorts and lacing up some shoes before heading out the door for my run. This got me thinking about the key things that every runner needs. Here’s the list I came up with.
Local Running Specialty Stores
sidebar). Granted, you could probably save a few bucks by shopping online or at some big box store; however, the locally owned running shops are the life blood of the sport in our state. Not only do they sell top of the line shoes, apparel, gear, and much more; they often host group runs and free clinics, such as injury assessments and gait analysis, and they sponsor many of the local races.
Shoe Guru What is a shoe guru, you ask? It’s a staff member from one of the specialty stores mentioned above that knows exactly what kind of shoe is right for you. This one can be a little more difficult to find, but if you visit one of the specialty stores, and talk openly with the experienced staff members, your chances of finding a shoe guru increase dramatically. For me, Kurt Decker at TC Running Company knows exactly what shoes work for me. So much so that I’ve had times where I’ve simply held up a pair of shoes and he’s said, “Oh, you’ll like those.”
Favorite Training Routes This one is definitely plural. You are going to want a variety of favorites when it comes to where you run, depending on things like distance, terrain and type of workout. There’s no doubt that running is a great way to discover new places; however, I find that runs where I just wander aimlessly seem to take forever. So I like to have a few different loops for the distances that I run most often.
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Training Partner or Group Sure, you can run solo all the time, but often running is best shared with others. Similar to training routes, you may want more than one group of training partners. Perhaps you have a fast group of friends that help you push the pace, or a slower group that you like to run with on your recovery days or maybe a different set of friends that like to run trails once a week. As you increase your number of running partners and spend more and more time together, you’ll realize that, besides your family, no one knows you better than those that you run with.
Favorite Race Of course, you can still be a runner without racing. However, many people find that having races on the horizon motivates them to get out the door and train. As you race more and more, you’ll start to develop a sense of what you like in a race. Perhaps it supports a certain charity, it’s flat and fast, it’s low-key or there’s a cool shirt. The number of reasons to like a race could equal the number of runners. My favorite race is Grandma’s Marathon. Not only is there the nostalgia factor from watching my dad run the race when I was a kid, but I’ve also developed my own traditions that stretch from Friday night to Sunday morning, and include my training. No matter what the latest running craze happens to be, I know I can always count on these “must haves” when it comes to my running.
Endurunce Shop 117 5th Ave. S. St. Cloud Gear Running Store 4406 France Ave. S. Edina Gear West Ski and Run 1786 Wayzata Blvd Long Lake Marathon Sports 2312 W. 50th St. Minneapolis Mill City Running 411 E. Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis Right Fit Running 2557 Highway 10 NE Mounds View Run n Fun 868 Randolph Ave. St. Paul Run n Fun 14240 Plymouth Ave. S. Burnsville Runner’s Gate 7676 160th St. W. Lakeville Start Line Running Store 12979 Ridgedale Drive Minnetonka TC Running Company 6405 City W. Parkway Eden Prairie TC Running Company 12862 Bass Lake Rd. Maple Grove TerraLoco 1190 16th St. SW Rochester
RUNNING STREAKS
Streak Running in Minnesota BY STEVE DEBOER All of us do some things on a daily basis, such as breathing. Many of us do things regularly to maintain or improve our health. I dare say many of those reading this magazine put running in this category. And then there are Streakers. The US Running Streak Association (USRSA) was formed in 2000 to help support and encourage this positive addiction. On their web site, runeveryday.com, you will find a list of almost 400 individuals who currently have been running at least one mile for 365 days or longer. There are another 270 “retired� streaks, though some runners have multiple streaks. The organization has now expanded worldwide and is known as Streak Runners International (SRI).
Daily runs are not a new thing. Runners like to trace their origins to the ancient Greeks, but there is no documentation that Pheidippides, the fifth century B.C. marathoner ran daily, so we must fast forward to 1953, when 1952 Olympian, Ted Corbitt, began his first running streak. His son, Gary, is going through his running logs and has verified he ran daily from December 1, 1953 until July 25, 1968, when he had an encounter with a dog. The most well known daily runner is Ron Hill, who began his
streak December 1964 and it will reach 49 years at the end of this year. There have been a few times he ran less than one mile so not all of his streak would qualify for listing if he does decide to certify it. At this time, not all runners have been chased down who might have been streaking in the early 1960s, but Bruce Mortenson ran every day for six months, starting January 1965, and Amby Burfoot ran daily about two years from 1966 to 1968, the year he won the Boston Marathon. The first person to put together a list of streak runners was George Hancock, in 1994, after contacting running clubs throughout the United States. That list included 50 names, including one woman, Margaret Blackstock, of Georgia, who began running daily on September 9, 1979. Bob Ray, of Maryland, had the longest streak at the time, which began April 4, 1967. No Minnesotans were on that list, but I learned of the effort and got my name on the 1998 update. By then, Californian Mark Covert, whose streak began July 23, 1968, was also on the list. When the USRSA put out its first newsletter in 2001, there were six Minnesotans on the list: Steve DeBoer, Steve Gathje, Pat Foley, Brian Short, Paul Christian, and Roger Carlson. The latter four had daily streaks of 20 to 30 years before injury or surgery ended them. They all have gone on to streak again. Bruce Mortenson, living in Rochester at the time, started running daily again in January 1970, a streak that lasted over two years. Steve DeBoer began in July 1970, brother Dave in August 1972 and Steve Gathje in September 1972. This meant Minnesota was the first state to have related streakers as well as the first with two named Steve. Minnesota was also the first state to have three, four, six, and seven active streak run-
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Minnesota Streak Runners 1970-2013 Name
Residence during streaks
Streak Dates
1 Bruce Mortenson**
Rochester, Owatonna, Minnetonka
January 1970 to June 1972; November 1976 to April 1979; November 1984 to October 1985; February 1988 to March 1989; August 2011 to current
2 Steve DeBoer
St. Paul, Ecuador, Owatonna, Long Prairie, South Dakota, North Carolina, Rochester
July 1970 to current
3 Dave DeBoer
St. Paul
July 1972 to August 1978; October 2009 to December 2011 (in Missouri)
4 Steve Gathje
Rochester, St. Paul, Apple Valley, Burnsville, Kansas, Minneapolis
September 1972 to current
5 John King
Minneapolis, St. Paul, Woodbury
January 1977-2001; 2001 to current (in Illinois and New Jersey)
6 John Magnuson
St. Paul
May 1977 to December 1991
7 Wendell DeBoer
St. Paul
February 1978 to December 1988 (missed two days); January 2009 to February 2010
8 Julie Maxwell
Faribault, P. Rico, Kasson, Rochester
July 1978 to December 2011; March 12 to current
9 Pat Foley
Northfield
December 1979 to January 1981; June 1987 to February 1991; August 1991 to March 2010; October 2010 to April 2012
10 Jon Freeman*
Faribault
1980 to 1991; 1995 to 2006
11 Mike Moser*
Minneapolis
1980 to current
12 Brian Short
St. Paul
December 1980 to May 2010; December 2012 to current
13 Roger Nelson
Columbia Heights
October 1982 to November 1987; Colorado 1981 to 1982; 1987 to 1992; December 1992 to 2007 (in Texas)
14 Bob Aby
Worthington, Northfield
February 1983 to January 2007; May 2011 to current
15 Ross Hamernik
Bloomington, Rochester
October 1983 to November 1992
16 Tom Andrews*
Hopkins, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Richfield July 10, 1984 to July 10, 2009 (some runs in pool)
17 Paul Christian
Rochester
September 1984 to June 2009; July 2009 to November 2012; December 2012 to current
18 Sherry Case
Richfield
February 1986 to December 1999 (missed one day); June 2012 to current (at least two other streaks)
19 Brad Kautz
Rochester
Early 1988 to March 1989; September 1989 to November 1991; August 2006 to November 2009; January 2011 to current
20 Roger Carlson
Stillwater
January 1988 to May 2009; June 2009 to current
21 Steve Morrow
Eagle Lake
May 1988 to current (missed one day); (1981 to May 1988 in South Dakota)
22 Hal Gensler
Golden Valley, Zimmerman
December 1989 to 2005; 2005 to current (in Arizona)
23 Steve Kohorst*
Cohasset
1992 to 1997; June 19, 2012 to current
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ners. Then California runners got more streak crazy, and that state was first to have 10 with active streaks of at least six months in April of 1980 and has had the largest contingent ever since. Minnesota was the second state to reach 10 in June 1981. By 1979, there were five actively streaking in St. Paul (the most ever by a city at that time). Since then Rochester has had six active streak runners at once a few times and currently has five and half, since Paul Christian is over eight months into his third running streak. Minnesota claimed the first 50 year old in the country, Wendell DeBoer, and had their first woman running daily, Julie Maxwell, in 1978. Julie didn’t register her streak until 2008, but her 33 year streak, before breaking her ankle, is the longest ever by a woman. Wendell then went on to be the first 60 and 80 year old running daily in 1984 and 2009. In the sidebar is a list of residents identified that have run daily at least one year, though not all of them have submitted their streak information to the USRSA. The only state with more is California, with 63, and they have eight times as many people (see table on following page). Though Minnesota has not had the largest number from one state since the 1970s, it has an impressive history of having the highest rate for its population. After John Magnuson began running daily in 1977, Minnesota claimed 1.53 streakers per million residents, the highest up to that time. Except for a few years when Steve DeBoer lived in South Dakota (1982 to 1984 and 1986 to 1987), Minnesota remained in the lead until 2010. Steve DeBoer and Steve Morrow both lived in South Dakota during those years, putting that state on top for almost three years. DeBoer moved back to Minnesota in 1987 and brought the highest rate back with him. Morrow then moved to Minnesota in 1988 and South Dakota has not had a streak runner since. In 1991, Minnesota reached a rate of 3.89 daily runners per million. In comparison, the second
Minnesota Streak Runners continued 24 Steve Moosbrugger
Edina
December 1994 to June 2001; July 2005 to December 2006; 2001 to 2005 (in Moscow, Russia and Illinois)
25 Scott Fodstad
Crystal
April 1995 to December 2009
26 Thomas Welch
Victoria
January 1998 to current
27 Dave Emmans
Minnetonka
June 2002 to current
28 Pete Gilman
Rochester
November 2005 to current
29 Mike McAvoy
Duluth
January 2006 to January 2007; May 1981 to December 2005 (in Wisconsin)
30 Al Gilman **
Rochester
September 2006 to March 2008; October 2010 to June 2012 (at least two previously)
31 Doug Hubred
Golden Valley
December 2006 to May 2012
32 Paul Wichmann
Minneapolis
March 2007 to current
33 Jacob Yurek
Silver Lake
December 2008 to September 2011
34 David Haase
Shakopee
February 2009 to current
35 Jeff Judd
Rochester
July 2009 to September 2012
36 Paul Case
Richfield
November 2009 to current
37 Chris Kartschoke
Prior Lake
November 2009 to current
38 Deb Dilling
Rochester
March 2010 to current
39 Kraig Lungstrom*
Plymouth
Early 2011 to current (at least two previously)
40 Thomas Rash
Minneapolis
March 2011 to current
41 Melissa Malinowski
Mahtomedi
April 2011 to June 2013; July 2013 to current
42 Phil Munson
Eagan
June 2011 to current
43 Tim O’Neill
Byron
June 2011 to current
44 Stacey Smith
Detroit Lakes
November 2011 to current
45 Matt Daly*
Duluth
December 2011 to current
46 Amber Hegland
Shakopee
January 2012 to current
47 Steven Modica
Inver Grove Heights
January 2012 to current
48 Anna French
Plymouth
May 7, 2012 to June 17, 2013
49 Klare Case*
Richfield
June 17, 2012 to current
50 Joseph Schneider
St. Paul
July 9, 2012 to current
51 Chad Shilson
Maple Grove
November 14, 2010 to current
*Not registered with US Running Streak Association ** Only last streak has been registered
highest in the 1990s was Maryland, with 2.93 per million, the closest any other state had gotten to the 3.0 mark until just recently. Minnesota kept their rate at about three or higher until 2010. From November 2009 to June 2010, there was a rapid spread of streakends throughout the state. In November and December, Brad Kautz (H1N1 virus) and Scott Fodstad (surgery) broke their streaks, followed by Wendell DeBoer in February (compression fracture in back), Pat Foley in March (colon
cancer surgery), Brian Short (knee surgery) and Steve Morrow (family emergency) in May. This left Minnesota with only 10 runners doing it daily (lowest number since 1983), having fallen to second place for the first time since 1987, behind Montana (a rate of 1.88 per million, compared to 2.01 per million for Montana with two active streakers). But Minnesotans are a hardy bunch and the state made an impressive resurgence. Roger Carlson passed 12 months of a second
streak on June 5, 2013, at age 65. So, after eight days in second place, Minnesota was back on top. Jeff Judd, Paul Christian, Paul Case and Christopher Kartschoke made it to the year mark later that year, to put the rate back up to 2.73. Since then, seven streaks have ended but 18 have been added, six so far in 2013, making Minnesota the only state with a rate of over four per million at the end of 2012 and 5.21 per million in July 2013 with 28 active daily runners (and two more who could reach the
year mark in December). For comparison, the next four highest rates are Washington DC (3.32), Vermont (3.17), Delaware (2.22), and Massachusetts (1.98). It should be noted all but Massachusetts have only two streakers but their populations are under one million. California has the most (42) but their rate is just over one per million. Following second place Minnesota, number wise, are Texas (24) and Florida (23). Of course, the numbers are always changing, but in the entire country, as of April 2013, there were 321 active plus 127 retired men (448 total) and 63 active plus 31 retired women (94 total), which means 542 individuals had registered running streaks with the USRSA. In the course of the 60 year history of verified streak running in this country, there have been only three men and three women who have held the longest streak position. With Mark Covert’s recent “retirement” due to a midfoot collapse, Steve DeBoer and Steve Gathje have now moved up to the third and seventh places. Jon Sutherland, Covert’s teammate in college, is the new male leader, having run daily for over 44 years: Of the 51 listed, 10 have lived in Rochester, nine in St. Paul and five in Minneapolis. Of the 30 who ran daily before 2006, 19 have had multiple streaks and six are still on their first one. It seems Minnesota has always had an excessive number of streakers named Steve. There have been six of them here (Steve Moosbrugger is no longer active), and only nine others in the entire country (four no longer active). This means Minnesota has 50 percent of all active Steves! In some cases, this appears to be a genetic disorder. The largest outbreak among one family is in the state of Washington, where Jim Pearson, brother Don, and Jim’s children Joel, Hopper, and Paige have all been caught streaking. With Klare Case’s streak reaching one year this past June, Minnesota is now the only state that has two families that have had three streak runners: the DeBoers and the
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Longest Streak Position Holders
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Men
Dates Holding Longest Streak Position
Ted Corbitt
December 1953 to July 25, 1968
Bob Ray
July 1968 to April 7, 2005
Mark Covert
April 2005 to July 23, 2013
Jon Sutherland
July 2013 to current
Women
Dates Holding Longest Streak Position
Elaine Rountree
October 1977 to April 10, 1982
Julie Maxwell
April 1982 to December 10, 2011
Barbara Latta
December 2011 to current
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Cases (Klare is Paul’s daughter and Sherry’s niece). The two Gilmans (Al and son Pete) give the state three families that have run daily. The youngest to go streaking are Steve DeBoer (1970) and Anna French (2012) at age 15 and Dave DeBoer (1972) at age 16. The oldest are Wendell DeBoer (age 85 in 2010), Roger Carlson and Bruce Mortenson (who, respectively, will turn 70 in October and December of this year). Streak running isn’t for everyone, but it is one way to push your training up another notch. If you or someone you know is doing or has done the daily thing, contact Steve DeBoer with the details, so you can be identified among this obsessed, I mean healthily focused, group.
TRAINING
Marathon Recovery, …or Lack of.
Are you fully recovering from your race efforts? BY KRISTY POPP
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n the past weeks I’ve spent an incredible amount of time thinking about the human body. I’m teaching a college level exercise physiology course this fall and in doing so, have been reminded of our many intricacies. It’s easy to forget that while many of the processes of the body happen without our thinking, we actually have the ability to manipulate how our body responds and functions. For example, we can improve our immunity through diet, sleep, exercise and stress management. We can strengthen our bones through activities with relatively high ground reaction forces. We can alter our cognitive function through exercise. On the flip side, despite our best efforts, recovery from strenuous exercise can take longer than we’d like. If we aren’t careful our body may not be able to entirely recover. For fall marathoners, this becomes particularly important after a
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summer filled with races and weekend long runs. It may be difficult to accurately gauge recovery, resist from pushing too hard during training or even entering too many races in a season, but it’s important to understand the full effect of your yearly training and racing calendar. Competitive distance running is one of the most demanding physical activities on the human body. While I am always one to celebrate the feats we can accomplish through training, I am also of the “eyes wide open” mindset. Know the potential perks and ramifications of what you’ve signed up for. Be smart about it: in training, in competition and in recovery. It takes between 30,000 and 50,000 steps to complete a marathon. With each foot strike, the ground reaction forces absorbed by your body are up to three to four times your body weight. Every step, certain muscles (calves and quads) undergo
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muscle lengthening and contraction simultaneously. This is an eccentric contraction. While these contractions require fewer muscle fibers, less oxygen and less energy than concentric contractions, the force of eccentric contractions on the acting muscle fibers is roughly double. This force is increased further when running downhill. I won’t get too technical, but research addressing recovery highlights the possible short and long term impact that running has on our muscles. Studies measuring serum levels of an enzyme called creatine kinase have given us insight on post race muscle damage. A study published in the Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine took enzyme measurements of marathoners pre race as well as 24 hours and 28 days post race. Levels of creatine kinase were highest 24 hours after the race, indicating muscle damage. Interestingly, the highest levels of this enzyme were found in participants who ran the
fastest, suggesting greater damage in those athletes relative to athletes who ran slower. Muscle biopsies to determine muscle cell damage have been done in numerous marathon studies and findings are fairly consistent. Evidence of muscle damage is highest one to three days after the race. Fortunately, signs of muscle repair are apparent within seven days and increase for eight to ten weeks. In younger and more novice runners, muscle damage is typically repaired in ten to twelve weeks. However, in veteran runners, areas of fibrosis (excess connective tissue or scar tissue) are present both pre and post race, suggesting incomplete repair. The continual breakdown and regeneration of muscle that occurs through chronic and repetitive eccentric loading is the likely cause of this permanent muscle damage.
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While fatigue is inevitable after a long or ultra distance race, you have the ability to influence recovery and avoid or prolong permanent muscle damage. I’ve picked out five simple tips that can be done on your own to help speed recovery. The first four may help you to feel better in the short term, but the fifth suggestion will help you long term. In my opinion it is most overlooked and underestimated.
Rehydrate The first priority after your race should be to correct dehydration and sodium loss that occurred during the race. These demands will be different depending on the fluid/nutrition you took in during the race. During the first 30 minutes, sports drinks are ideal. After that, stick to water and rely on food to replace glycogen stores. Let thirst be your guide in rehydrating. More isn’t always better!
Refuel While your appetite may be suppressed after a marathon it’s important to get calories in. Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean junk! Plan ahead and try to get some carbohydrates and protein in as soon as you’re able. Post race beer or pizza are fine, but focus on getting your body balanced meals. Twenty four to 48 hours after a marathon is the most critical time to enhance recovery through diet.
Ice Bath They aren’t great for post-race relaxing, but ice baths help reduce inflammation and may reduce soreness. Sooner is better, even if that means with your pre-packed turkey sandwich in hand (pizza and beer if you must). Ice baths should last around 15-20 minutes.
Stay Active Try a walk or light bike ride the evening of your marathon. Afterwards or on its own, light stretching can be useful. I suggest active isolated stretching. Phil Wharton has some great articles and videos on this method. www.whartonhealth.com.
REST Most runners cringe at the thought of taking time off, losing hard earned fitness and the potential of putting on extra weight. The biggest favor you can do for the longevity of your running career is allowing yourself to fully recover. This can mean an extended break or if you have a break planned later in your training year, slowly progress back to training. During the first week, give yourself permission not to run. Bike or swim if you must workout. Soon, you should start to feel better mentally, and that is the time to analyze your race in terms of why it did or didn’t go well. If it didn’t, was your training appropriate? Did you
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race too much in the past year? Did you start too fast? Did you properly fuel? Learn from every race. During week two try to limit yourself to about 50 percent of the volume you were doing prior to taper. If you ran six days a week, run three relaxed runs. You can get back up to your normal number of runs per week by the third week but keep the volume and intensity low. Finally, if recovery is going well from both a mental and physical stand point, add some light fartlek work back into your running and slowly progress to normal training from there. If you aren’t excited to start again, you likely could use additional downtime. This time frame doesn’t apply to shorter distance races, but the overall concept of fully recovering and taking time off is important for racers of all distances. These suggestions are not novel or new. I realize there are many possible recovery enhancing options that I didn’t mention such as foam rolling, wearing compression socks, massage and Normatec. At the end of the day, it’s about understanding your limits and the manner in which you approach your recovery that will make the difference. Celebrate your body and what you’ve accomplished but respect the miles and damage you’ve subjected it to. The career of an elite distance runner, especially a marathoner, is rarely long. In fact, at the highest level, most elites are able to run only a few fast marathons before their performance inevitably begins to drop. Even though it can be remarkably resilient and trained to accomplish seemingly impossible things, the human body is fragile. We now have strong evidence suggesting athletes have a finite capacity to adapt to intensive training and competition. Some of us have a larger capacity than others, but we all have a limit. If you are careful, you can spread that adaptation out over a long career, but those who race too often and train too hard, especially in a fatigued state, will eventually pay the price. So whether you’re an elite or experiencing distance running for the first time, before you walk past the ice bath without a glance to sign up for your next race while downing your post race beer, at least give it a second thought. Your body will thank you for it later.
EPISODE
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The Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon
Reality Show The ďŹ nal push to marathon day BY CANDY PATRIN
It is down to the last few weeks of training for the three runners who agreed to share their Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon (TCM) experiences with RunMinnesota. Here is what the trio has to say about their training and goals for race day.
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Reality Show
Tom Huberty
AGE: 61 | MINNEAPOLIS
Huberty has been gradually increasing his mileage as he enters the home stretch before TCM. He has continued with his latest running streak, even with a busy travel schedule. In September, Huberty will do the Air Force Marathon at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. He will be on a team with his cousins, and run in honor of their uncle, Senior Master Sergeant Larry Murtaugh, a 20 year Air Force veteran who died of heart disease last year. Huberty reports one new development in his TCM preparation. He has scheduled a series of chiropractic appointments to get his body better aligned and more flexible. Those treatments will also target an old hamstring strain from a few years ago. As for TCM, “The real goal is to get to St. Paul as fast as the summer training will take me,” says Huberty. “In my mind I can string together some 11:00 minute miles. The more I can put together, the closer to five hours I will finish.”
Kevin Rassier
AGE: 54 | MAPLE GROVE
Rassier has been running with the Fall MDRA marathon training class, completing sessions to improve endurance, strength and get comfortable with his race pace. His son, Paul, who will be doing his first marathon at TCM, is keeping up with his training, too, although they are still looking for some time to get in a run together. For his 99th marathon, Rassier registered for the Tupelo Marathon in Tupelo, Miss., which takes place over Labor Day weekend. He plans to make that 26.2 miler a training run to keep his legs fresh for TCM, especially since the weather will most likely be very hot. This year is the 30th anniversary of the Tupelo Marathon. A bit of a quirky race, the finisher medals display a skull and crossbones and the race theme is “trample the dead, hurdle the weak.” While Rassier does not think he will set a PR (personal record) at TCM, he does have a time in mind. “My goal for TCM will be to run as fast or faster than my average finish for my previous 98 marathons,” says Rassier.
Kate Williamson
AGE: 36 | MINNEAPOLIS
Williamson has relied on her running to stay grounded and think more clearly about wedding decisions. Although the summer has been busy with social events and other wedding specific activities, Williamson says she would not change her decision to run TCM two weeks before her wedding. The only thing she might do differently is to forget about a PR at TCM, which was one of her thoughts earlier in the summer. Williamson’s fiancé, Graeme Webster, is also running TCM this year. It will be the first time that they have done a marathon together. Although the couple typically runs at different paces, they are committed to helping each other maintain a regular training schedule. At TCM, Williamson’s goal is to finish the race injury free, smiling and to share her accomplishment with her students. “I am not the most gifted runner by any means, but I don’t run because I am going to win, I run because it feels good to have accomplished a goal and, in the end, 26.2 miles is 26.2 miles no matter how long it takes you,” says Williamson.
Preview: The TCM Reality Show: Episode 4 Race day, the final report Find out how Huberty, Rassier and Williamson did at TCM and what they learned from their training experiences. Contact Candy Patrin at cjpatrin@gmail.com if you have any specific training questions for Huberty, Rassier or Williamson.
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R AC E S
AT T H E RESULTS
REPORTS
NOTE: All results are gun times
Highland Fest 5K JULY 21, ST. PAUL Overall 1 2 3 4 5 1 6 2 3 7 4 8 9 10 5 6 7 11 12 13 8 14 9 10 11 12 13 15 14 15 16 16 17 18 19 17 18 19 20 21 20 22 23 24 25 21 22
Evan Kacmarynski, 18 Dan Flanagan, 28 Jason Mansur, 26 Joey Burquest, 18 Kirt Goetzke, 52 Caitlin Gregg, 32* Jonathan Chalupsky, 19 Alicia Traut, 24* Kathleen Miller, 53* John Brockman, 42 Danielle Morse, 25* Kellen Ogrady, 24 Maxwell Gifford, 12 Gordon Myers, 52 Summer Groth, 23* Michelle Britton, 37* Diane Combites, 41* Joe Halloran, 46 Anton Kim, 37 Tim Krall, 15 Mackenzie Burke, 18* Mike Lacouse, 44 Marta Lefevne Levy, 22* Christy Lacouse, 42* Erica Meyers, 13* Krista Wieneke, 39* Natalie Nygren, 33* Evan Powell, 32 Andrea Romie, 27* Katherine Keenan, 33* Jeff Holmbeck, 56 Kelsie Sargent, 20* Morgan Mcconachie, 20* Rebecca Dejarlis, 29* Caroline Krall, 13* Nilradi Aichbhaumik, 40 Ryan Johnson, 38 Paul Murray, 68 Paul Duncan, 54 Jon Facer, 38 Mary Obrien, 49* Max Muter, 15 Phil Erickson, 72 Mark Mcgough, 52 Jeff Kasimor, 49 Sarah Murphy, 48* Kris Wammer, 38*
17:25 17:47 18:25 18:44 18:50 18:54 19:53 20:06 20:49 20:51 21:14 21:24 21:33 21:43 21:51 21:56 22:09 22:15 22:27 22:31 22:33 22:49 23:02 23:09 23:17 23:26 23:30 23:31 23:39 23:41 23:49 24:01 24:02 24:24 24:43 24:56 24:58 25:01 25:04 25:05 25:09 25:13 25:31 25:33 25:40 25:47 25:53
23 26 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 32 33 34 35 27 36 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 37 38 39 40 41 42 35 36 43 37 38 39 44 40 41 45 42 43 44 45 46 47 46 47 48 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 49 50 56 57 51 58
CALENDAR
Mary Gonzalez, 27* Jonathon Ziener, 28 Vic Murphy, 44 Rick Ross, 65 Kent Banaszynski, 51 Bob Simon, 52 David Kim, 40 Sara Olson, 66* Patricia Frankenfield, 56* Jennifer Larrive, 34* Greg Gaffaney, 62 Jeff Dobier, 45 Andy Schakel, 39 Mark Forsberg, 57 Ami Schakel, 39* Daniel Malynk, 47 Nichole Morris, 29* Alice Ann Samuel, 23* Linnea Krall, 12* Carolyn Karasch, 35* Sue-Mi Tuttle, 40* Jean Sabre, 55* Summer Fosdick, 30* Michael Meemken, 32 Lucas Hjelle, 34 Paul Moontan, 58 Tristin Schulz, 12 Paul Schulz, 54 John Culp, 31 Chris Duncan, 46* Mary Kalish Johnson, 45* Michael Mcdonald, 25 Yean Ling Chua, 38* Beth Rozga, 49* Lisa Lagoo, 29* Brian Hall, 49 Lindsey Krech, 34* Annette Dobler, 41* Andrew Krall, 41 Carrie Wingo, 37* Dayna Adams, 29* Elena See, 33* Michelle Hartwell, 41* Charlie Olson, 10 Chris Olson, 10 Kim Olson, 40* Lynne Fiscus, 36* Megan Johnson, 34* Chris Tolbert, 30 Sarah Erickson, 37* Annette Leduc, 60* Tracy Riekenberg, 33* Ruthie Ritchart, 20* Ellen Breen, 20* Amy Hansen, 42* Haley Holtan, 34* Loren Molenaar, 31 Max Reemtsma, 8 Shirin Saadat, 49* Nora Vernon, 48* Dave Vernon, 47 Michelle Blaeser, 48*
25:59 26:00 26:09 26:10 26:12 26:18 26:44 26:47 27:06 27:25 27:25 27:51 27:57 27:58 28:00 28:04 28:08 28:20 28:41 28:45 28:47 28:51 29:03 29:08 29:08 29:10 29:11 29:13 29:15 29:20 29:24 29:31 29:47 29:49 30:52 30:53 30:57 30:58 31:01 31:02 31:07 31:19 31:23 31:25 31:26 31:26 31:32 31:34 31:34 31:36 31:49 31:51 31:58 32:07 32:10 32:20 32:23 32:45 32:46 32:52 32:53 32:56
PHOTOS 59 Melissa Campbell, 38* 52 Todd Reemtsma, 46 60 Darcy Musack, 54* 61 Courtney Poja, 36* 62 Jeanette Zaczkowski, 60* 63 Ashley Hartmier, 29* 64 Laura Buri, 29* 65 Jennifer Jone, 35* 53 Leon Zaczkowski, 60 66 Tanya Wright, 40* Matt Ziemer, 33 54 Katie Devries, 38* 67 Helen Gallagher, 41* 68 Don Pockrandt, 51 55 Katie Schuster, 18* 69 Annette Krall, 42* 70 Lena Lim, 41* 71 56 Guy Schuster, 50 72 Lu Lokensgard* 73 Tracy Young, 51* 74 Barbara Walior, 48* 75 Melissa Peterson, 36* 76 Sarah Cataldo, 31* 77 Marcella Babcock, 23* 78 Faith Owen, 32* 79 Mary Phillips, 9* 57 Jesse Phillips, 39 80 Dorozhy Marden, 76* 81 Laura Ziemer, 32* 58 Patrick Flashing, 6 59 Stephen Flashing, 39 82 Angie Skoglund, 39* 83 Karen Kodzik, 48* 84 Molly Dyson, 43* 60 Scott Johansen, 46 85 Hollie Mokenaar, 31* 86 Steph Hearnen, 30* 87 Raquel Ball, 27* 88 Heather Fortin, 35* 89 Allison Schmidt, 31* 90 Michelle Stemper, 34* 91 Lanae Steen, 33* 92 Angie Pohl, 34* 61 158 Bib 93 Jessii Culp, 31* 94 Julie Culp, 31* 95 Amy Krier, 58* 96 Phyllis Adams, 49* 62 Tyler Schulz, 18 97 Birgit John, 47* 98 Heidi Hjort, 30* 99 Pam Albrecht, 58* 63 Rick Albrecht, 61 100 Stephanie Patterson, 48* 101 Ann Irvine, 58* 102 Kathleen Duede, 57* 103 Jean Kinde, 53* 104 Chrisine Julian, 33* 105 Elizabeth Pavlica, 32* * indicates females
32:58 32:59 33:00 33:03 33:07 33:14 33:15 33:21 33:41 33:48 33:49 33:56 34:10 34:23 34:25 35:04 35:17 35:37 35:38 35:38 35:49 36:00 36:14 36:15 36:19 36:27 36:27 36:54 37:11 37:41 37:41 38:06 38:53 39:01 39:24 41:04 41:16 41:16 41:16 41:17 42:52 44:00 44:01 44:29 44:43 44:45 46:47 46:48 47:56 47:57 48:57 49:11 49:12 54:53 54:54 57:14 58:03 59:40 59:41
Run for Blood 5K JULY 27, ST. PAUL Open Men 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Adam Currie, 28 Todd White, 46 Isaac Knoot, 35 Pete Peraud, 36 Keith Herrmann, 40 Blake Aakhus, 15 Sai Okabayashi, 36 Craig McCoy, 60 Benjamin Anderson, 35 Cole Dunbar, 14 Paul Mayers, 43 David Matsen, 35 Kevin Klos, 33 Oscar Morles, 37 Thomas Brandt Don McGruder, 47 Eric Kuitu, 40 Preston Grant, 22 Jonathan Stromme, 29 Ryan Koehn
16:50 19:25 19:58 20:46 21:39 21:40 21:40 21:42 22:01 22:20 22:30 22:49 23:08 23:36 23:44 23:53 23:58 24:02 24:17 24:24
Open Women 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Candice Schneider Julia VinZant Sarah Mercer, 45 Emily Montgomery, 39 Tamara Meuwissen, 22 Suzanne Schons, 40 Rachel Trogdon, 35 Kirsten Leff, 36 Maggie Tacheny, 41 Sarah Roque Krista Peterson, 39 Jill McKiernan, 31 Tara Davenport, 42 Evelyn Levine, 28 Briar Andresen, 40 Juliana Sakanee, 31 Michele Seliga, 24 Anna DeBower, 24 Corinne Swanson, 32 Judy Seppala, 49
20:26 21:29 21:32 21:46 21:46 22:17 22:45 22:59 23:17 24:04 24:24 24:37 24:40 24:40 24:40 26:25 26:35 26:59 27:07 27:30
Men 10 - 11 21 108 118 120
Frankie Lynch, 11 Ben Thompson, 10 Blake Hyland, 10 Erik Geissler, 10
25:06 37:29 42:43 44:16
Men 14 - 15 6 10 32 33 45
Blake Aakhus, 15 Cole Dunbar, 14 John Flanagan, 14 Gabriel Cederberg, 14 Ethan Davenport, 14
21:40 22:20 26:02 26:11 28:04
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Sean Lynch, 14
29:14
104 145
37:29 59:39 59:39
Men 70 - 74
Men 16 - 17 107 140 141
Sean Thompson, 17 Eriq Smith, 17 Conner Laubach, 17
Men 18 - 19 129
Mohan Seshadri, 19 Isaac Knoot, 35 Pete Peraud, 36 Sai Okabayashi, 36 Benjamin Anderson, 35 David Matsen, 35 Oscar Morles, 37 Mitch Pothen, 37 Doug Voss, 37 Chris Balck, 38 Greg Krampe, 35
19:58 20:46 21:40 22:01 22:49 23:36 25:55 26:12 26:13 30:02
Men 40 - 44 5 11 17 29 48 63 71 74 96 112
Keith Herrmann, 40 Paul Mayers, 43 Eric Kuitu, 40 Dan Rosinski, 40 Michael Anderson, 41 Nick Vetter, 44 Steve Cox, 41 Mark Kreft, 42 Mike McNichols, 42 Ray Guest, 41
21:39 22:30 23:58 25:53 28:31 29:52 30:35 31:03 35:08 39:10
Men 45 - 49 2 Todd White, 46 16 Don McGruder, 47 23 Tom Lynch, 46 24 Sean Schiferl, 48 54 Brad Maynard, 49 73 Tim Giguere, 49 79 Aaron Kosola, 46 80 Darren Miles, 48 82 Ron Rezachek, 46 102 Alan Philipps, 46 Men 50 - 54 25 Russ Davies, 52 36 David Staszak, 51 37 Tommy Johns, 51 42 Charlie Koehn, 50 44 Michael Peller, 53 52 Jim Siegfried, 53 61 Mark Myhra, 52 65 Brian Tschida, 50 81 Darryl Zurn, 53 83 Doug Nelson, 51
19:25 23:53 25:10 25:17 29:05 30:59 32:14 32:19 32:24 35:32 25:25 26:19 26:35 27:27 27:41 29:02 29:49 30:02 32:21 32:33
Men 55 - 59 39 46 59 77 78 84 93 94 100 103
Chuck Mick, 57 Michael Mignard, 56 Christer Cederberg, 55 Daniel Young, 59 Paul Grosso, 58 Stephen Snyder, 56 Terry Menge, 57 Bob Hiben, 55 Mike Flanagan, 55 David Wilhelm, 59
26:52 28:16 29:33 31:46 32:03 32:35 34:05 34:43 35:28 35:35
Men 60 - 64 8 26 101 114 116
Craig McCoy, 60 Dan Tich, 60 Dave Teske, 61 Jim Beck, 63 Robert Siegfried, 61
21:42 25:28 35:28 39:35 42:06
Men 65 - 69 66 85
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30:15 32:54
Dick Niemiec, 69 Mike Bochert, 68 Gaylan Knuth, 70
36:29 1:01:33 35:00
Women Under 8 130
47:11
Men 35 - 39 3 4 7 9 12 14 30 34 35 64
RESULTS
Grace Hyland, 3
42:43
Women 8 - 9 127 147
Amanda Hyland, 8 Audrey Quackenbush, 8
42:16 46:21
Women 12 - 13 46 179
Katie Tschida, 12 Caitlin Roman, 12
30:01 58:41
Women 14 - 15 22 111
Amelia Utecht, 15 Mikayla Thompson, 14
27:38 38:11
Women 16 - 17 44 107 155 164 170
Ashley Rezachek, 17 Aridane Rodriguez, 17 Christine Schreck, 16 Bailey Guest, 17 Karina Bronsink, 17 Jessica Drake, 19 Shelby Flanagan, 18 Holly Nelson, 19
Linda Menge, 59 Debra Bohman, 58 Nancy Bayer, 59 Deb Baker, 57 Georgene Davy, 59 Donna Bliss, 55 Linda Schmeckpeper, 59
30:16 42:18 43:25 45:08 45:26 52:58 55:00
Women 60 - 64 33 145 154 174 180 184
Luanne Van Avery, 60 Barbara Westfall, 63 Deb Kenady, 60 Nancy Preuit, 64 Ann Olson, 60 Mariam Omari, 61
28:27 45:31 48:24 55:14 59:00 1:00:36
Women 70 - 74 124
Joan Niemiec, 71
41:05
Women 90 & Up 29:44 37:48 49:17 52:18 54:57
Women 18 - 19 68 75 80
49 128 134 141 144 167 173
31:30 32:35 33:02
185
Kay Bochert, 113
1:01:28
Challenge Cancer 5K JULY 27, ST. PAUL
Women 35 - 39 4 7 8 11 26 62 73 74 88 112
Emily Montgomery, 39 Rachel Trogdon, 35 Kirsten Leff, 36 Krista Peterson, 39 Summer Barkema, 37 Melinda Berthold, 35 Becky Ness, 38 Dawn Thomas, 38 Jennifer Tandberg, 35 Theresa Bender, 35
21:46 22:45 22:59 24:24 28:05 30:49 32:26 32:27 34:00 38:31
Women 40 - 44 6 9 13 15 39 43 64 66 84 91
Suzanne Schons, 40 Maggie Tacheny, 41 Tara Davenport, 42 Briar Andresen, 40 Keely Remedios, 43 Catherine Olson, 40 Kiki Kelley, 42 Molly Malat, 43 Chanin Zellner, 44 Maychoua Lo, 42
22:17 23:17 24:40 24:40 29:28 29:39 31:04 31:28 33:45 34:28
Women 45 - 49 3 20 27 42 59 61 67 82 90 100
Sarah Mercer, 45 Judy Seppala, 49 Mary Blel, 48 Aleksandra Rajkic, 46 Susan Garin, 48 Jill Utecht, 49 Colleen McMillen, 46 Clara Mata, 47 Lynette Nyman, 46 Angela Miller, 46
21:32 27:30 28:06 29:37 30:45 30:48 31:28 33:27 34:10 35:31
Women 50 - 54 25 47 69 70 103 104 110 135 136 148
Susan Weum, 53 Sally Hamm, 54 Susan Buck, 52 Vicky Hagens, 53 Laura Gurak, 54 Rose Kammier, 50 Sharon Flanagan, 53 Linda Christenson, 50 Shuping Gong, 53 Candy Burns, 54
Women 55 - 59
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Overall 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 10 11 12 13 14 2 3 4 15 16 5 6 7 8 17 9 18 10 11 12 19 13 20 14 21 15 22 23 16 17 18 19 20
Christopher Flannery, 48 John Seiler, 40 Raymond Mitchell, 48 Jon Ebeling, 29 Matt Wenner, 40 Mike Mann, 64 Jonathan Schlingman, 29 James Trost Ii, 28 Tony Sullivan, 29 Chelsea Olson, 15* Edward Wicker, 54 John Dick, 60 Rick Ross, 65 John Peters, 30 Juan Telles, 14 Emily Kirkwold, 20* Jeanette Mellesmoen, 36* Barb Sugden, 59* Tyler Kaspari, 9 Coltan Gibson, 13 Carrie Winter, 34* Abrianna Mellesmoen, 15* Abby Krueger, 34* Sandi Poppen, 43* Alan Phillips, 79 Linda Gibson, 42* Nick Kurtz, 24 Ingrid Blair, 49* Amanda Kasten, 31* Amber Larson, 32* Paul Montain, 58 Peyton Stascavage, 10* Michael Nelson, 34 Aleena Krinitsyn, 21* Chris Wert, 46 Kellie Erdall, 33* Mike Erdall, 59 Jefferson Fietek, 39 Kimberly Weiss, 29* Amanda Learst, 24* Pa Dong Xiong, 22* Katie Raleigh, 30* Anne Lynch, 32*
19:15 19:29 19:42 20:31 22:04 23:06 23:19 24:15 24:31 24:59 25:06 25:20 25:28 26:04 26:05 26:17 26:18 26:20 26:37 26:39 26:47 26:54 26:55 27:27 27:53 28:08 28:12 28:23 28:40 28:45 28:50 29:04 29:10 29:17 29:26 29:33 29:33 29:34 29:54 30:04 30:19 30:31 30:33
21 22 23 24 24 25 26 27 28 29 25 30 31 32 33 34 35 26 36 37 38 27 39 28 40 41 42 43 29 44 30 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 31 32 53 54 33 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 34 69 70 35 71 72 36 73 74 37 38 75 76 77 78
Heather Moody, 39* Christine Forbes, 39* Christine Callinan, 39* Brent Esselman, 38 Shirin Saadat, 49* Jen Esselman, 35* Michele Dobsinski, 44* Kathy Van Tassel, 58* Holly Willis, 35* Julia Swanson, 10* Anthony Doerr, 25 Lori Abbas, 53* Christina Schwartz, 37* Kim Workman, 44* Lynette Mintz, 49* Beverly Anderson, 58* Kailee Winter, 7* Kristoffer Gibson, 40 Thera Slayton, 19* Anna Morris, 40* Jamie Hoffman, 35* Troy Kaspari, 39 Becky Veeck, 31* Ed Goodrow, 41 Betty Carlson, 66* Kimberly Broback, 29* Annie Riley, 27* Vicki Wicker, 49* Rob Yanda, 33 Laura Cierzan, 33* Ivan Silverman, 48 Amy Matteson, 29* Lisa Brand, 24* Emily Hagstrom, 24* Linda Beduhn, 52* Jeanne Demartino, 60* Mackenzie Johnson, 23* Dorothy Marden, 76* Angel Swanson, 46* Joe Kampa, 41 Conner Simms, 29 Mayme McCorison, 30* Taylor Klongtruatroke, 17* Panod Klongtruatroke, 39 Melissa Livesay, 31* Teri Florez, 48* Dawn Nelson, 33* Lindsey Foy, 34* Evelina Boutko, 25* Marta Brutskiy, 22* Jenna Matteson, 23* Catherine Day, 28* Fawnya Day, 45* Ariel Peterson, 22* Christina Day, 26* Kathleen Kohner, 60* Rebecca Reynoso, 30* Melinda Spaid, 26* Robert Abbas, 63 Julie Silverman, 47* Laura Leland, 29* Schumacher Luke, 12 Molly Schumacher, 40* Sara Martin, 37* Eric Salinas, 34 Ann Palosaari, 30* Regina Palosaari, 59* Samuel Palosaari, 26 Kyle Boon, 31 Kaye Hintz, 62* Natalie Tervola, 29* Donna Patrick, 46* Koral Kampa, 11*
30:34 30:35 30:35 30:36 30:50 31:03 31:04 31:07 31:07 31:11 31:21 31:31 31:38 31:47 31:55 31:56 32:05 32:11 32:13 32:14 32:14 32:25 33:05 33:39 33:40 33:41 34:14 34:51 35:23 35:29 35:29 35:42 35:43 35:47 35:48 35:58 35:58 35:58 36:00 37:20 37:28 37:31 38:24 38:24 38:57 39:27 39:33 39:34 41:14 41:15 41:22 41:28 41:29 41:29 41:30 41:39 41:46 41:47 41:48 43:48 44:26 46:52 46:57 47:44 49:47 50:17 50:18 50:18 50:19 51:38 51:39 51:46 52:03
AT T H E R AC E S Candy Kampa, 38* 79 Crystal Carlson, 13* 80 Skylar Goodrow, 13 39 Kay Roberts, 69* 81 Nicholas Gibson, 10 40 Kaleb Kampa, 9 41 Justyn Veeck, 8 42 Thomas Alcott, 4 43 Jennifer Alcott, 34* 82 Michelle Fiore, 35* 83 Isabella Alcott, 7* 84 Julie Benick, 49* 85 Lisa Klenzman, 52* 86 * indicates females
52:17 52:18 52:19 53:26 54:51 54:52 54:57 56:02 56:11 56:12 56:56 58:49 58:50
Crosslake Dam 10K AUGUST 3 Overall 1 2 3 4 5 1 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 2 17 18 3 19 4 5 20 6 7 21 22 8 9 23 10 24 11 25 12 26 27 13 14 15 28 16 29 17 18 19 30
Justin Grunewald, 27 Jonathan Stoltman, 27 Alec Olson, 19 Jacob Olsen, 21 Kurt Devine, 52 Sasha Hovind, 18* Ryan Nelson, 19 Chad Bjugan, 40 Cory Gease, 17 Earl Graham, 19 John Schneider, 41 Dan Headlee, 52 Brooks Dezellar, 25 Alan Jechort, 27 Edward Shetka Iv, 36 Dj Dassenko, 26 Jake Emerick, 14 Jackie Devine, 51* Brett Cote, 39 Adam Nelson, 16 Peggy Ehrmanntraut, 32* Dan Ehrmanntraut, 33 Sandra Rufener, 51* Sarah Koshiol, 34* Tom Prew, 51 Sara Schwartz, 34* Megan Thomas, 32* Kurt Stunek, 55 Paul Springstead, 59 Susan Pauling, 34* Maddie Martini, 17* Chuck Dorsey, 63 Elsa Headlee, 14* Danny Deis, 14 Tiffany Nelson, 37* Brian Gease, 51 Karen Royce, 50* Aric Chaney, 37 Bill Longley, 46 Alecia Gunderson, 38* Stephanie Deis, 18* Julie Anne Hierpe, 53* Mark Rufener, 53 Robin Warden, 32* Jim Lee, 72 Nicole Bjugan, 39* Camille Weas, 46* Jordan Dassenko, 26* Meech Ackah, 41
31:28 32:12 32:19 32:41 38:23 39:32 40:12 40:17 41:15 41:33 43:23 44:14 44:25 45:01 45:04 45:07 45:19 45:27 45:42 46:04 46:45 46:48 47:09 47:10 47:52 47:58 48:18 48:18 48:41 48:56 49:14 50:19 50:24 51:14 51:38 52:32 52:45 53:39 53:46 53:54 53:59 54:26 54:41 55:19 55:28 55:28 55:30 55:46 56:37
RESULTS
Rachel Erickson, 34* 20 Sarah Deis, 20* 21 Paige Jechort, 26* 22 Fred Fey, 66 31 Katherin Magy, 26* 23 Steve Mensing, 52 32 Christyn Kroeger, 30* 24 Stacey Honkala, 38* 25 Becky Potts, 40* 26 Kim Hruba, 38* 27 Allison Laffen, 38* 28 Cheryl Christiansen, 43* 29 Amy Ninham, 26* 30 Byron Ninham, 26 33 Tonia Rausch, 40* 31 Randy Nelson, 56 34 Tamara Ackerman, 41* 32 Kari Nelson, 39* 33 Logan Sjoberg, 14 35 Terrence Conder, 64 36 Halie Peterson, 17* 34 35 Alexandra Burch, 16* 36 Kim Minkel, 46* 37 Jill Johnson, 40* 38 Brenda Marks, 49* 39 Julie Pittenger, 61* 40 Lottie Oehrlein, 54* 41 Rhonda Mareck, 34* 42 Ruth Mensing, 48* 43 Janet Olson, 62* 44 Linda Anderson, 47* 45 Cathy Cartalucca, 54* 46 Mary Miller, 47* 47 Janine Chaney, 38* 37 Tim Crawford, 63 * indicates females
56:37 56:50 56:50 56:52 56:58 57:07 57:14 58:19 59:39 59:39 59:39 1:00:15 1:03:08 1:03:08 1:03:12 1:04:10 1:04:10 1:04:33 1:05:10 1:05:30 1:05:31 1:05:56 1:05:57 1:08:33 1:08:33 1:08:38 1:08:38 1:08:39 1:09:44 1:10:13 1:10:13 1:10:33 1:11:24 1:11:27 1:11:45
9 20 10 21 22 11 12 23 13 24 25 26 14 27 28 29 30 15 31 32 16 17 18 33 19 34 35 20 21 22 23 36
Margaret Shilson, 41* Craig Trombley, 53 Autumn Graham, 15* Cooper Camp, 9 Jeff Britten, 45 Zoe Camp, 11* Carly Juve, 20* Mark Borene, 39 Leane Flynn, 33* Patrick O'Keefe, 11 Archer Newsome, 11 Terry Scheiber, 57 Kathleen Peterson, 70* J Schwartz, 37 Andrew Macheel, 8 Jeremy Macheel, 37 Cruz Megazzini, 9 Becky Scheiber, 52* Patrick Weas, 50 Bryan Derheim, 25 Kayla Derheim, 25* Molly Stowe, 39* Karen Megazzini, 45* David Hermerding, 51 Emma Jindra, 23* Alex Hennen, 25 Jake Bauerly, 59 Liza Davis, 36* Tessa Holm, 22* Kris Olson, 48* Shelley Friederich, 43* Aidian Hagen, 12
25:25 25:27 25:34 26:00 26:05 26:33 26:42 26:57 26:57 27:11 27:11 27:17 27:20 27:57 27:58 28:00 28:03 28:08 28:08 28:29 28:29 28:32 29:01 29:08 29:17 29:17 29:21 29:45 29:46 30:11 30:18 30:44
24 37 25 38 26 27 28 39 40 29 30 41 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 42 38 39 43 40 44 41 42 43 44 45
Molly Martini, 11* Lee Martini, 47 Samatha Schepers, 29* Michael Sorensen, 31 Ashley Mader, 18* Karen Honkala, 61* Kristin Johnson, 59* Cayden Ackerman, 11 Jacob Gramer, 8 Nicole Nelson, 31* Jennifer Granner, 36* Walter Erickson, 71 Jessica Molitor, 30* Marlyne Molitor, 53* Gabrielle Hennen, 21* Brooke Ammerman, 25* Robin Hollerich, 36* Jacqueline Trott, 43* Lara Banyai, 45* John Emerick Jr, 50 Anicia Peterson, 46* Diane Carnahan, 59* Nancy F Mary Emerick, 48* Louis Smith, 73 Paulina Canto Diaz, 13* Marly Gonzalez De La G, 12* Liz Trombley, 51* Ashley Hagen, 10* Lisa Umland, 24*
30:46 30:57 31:00 31:01 31:16 31:23 31:26 31:28 31:30 31:32 31:37 31:40 32:29 32:30 32:33 32:35 32:37 32:38 33:11 33:19 33:20 33:26 34:14 34:51 34:58 35:58 36:13 36:34 36:42
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Crosslake Dam 5k AUGUST 3 Overall 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 9 10 4 5 11 12 13 14 6 15 16 17 18 19 7 8
Chris Hagen, 37 Kieran Kelly, 19 Jeff Fiebelkorn, 20 Tyler Shilson, 14 Tyler Spaulding, 32 Chad Shilson, 42 Greg Olson, 52 Max Palmer, 16 Kylee Heurung, 14* Emily Shilson, 12* Melissa Martutartus, 22* Chuck Welte, 44 David Dietrich, 58 Annalise Davis, 12* Anna Bahnfleth, 19* Sam Somrock, 15 Jon Doughty, 29 Taylor Heurung, 11 Jay Hannon, 20 Ellie Emerick, 13* Craig Johnson, 50 Bill Barnacle, 66 Mark Lundberg, 50 Chase Nelson, 21 Bruce Miller, 53 Shawn Miller, 52* Mollie McLain, 19*
17:16 17:34 20:00 20:09 20:09 20:23 21:00 21:44 21:56 22:11 22:25 22:35 22:50 22:50 23:00 23:01 23:22 23:53 23:58 24:02 24:10 24:28 24:46 24:54 24:55 24:56 25:04
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AT T H E R AC E S Scott Gannaway, 50 45 Kathy Trees, 70* 46 Donna Halloran, 40* 47 Holly Brezee, 16* 48 Hilary Brezee, 21* 49 Debbie Shetka, 36* 50 Bill Bauck, 82 46 Marlene Mingo, 50* 51 Chloe Ackerman, 8* 52 Jeff Ackerman, 43 47 Sara Nelson, 36* 53 Megan Norgdren, 28* 54 Rose Umland, 53* 55 Mike Umland, 55 48 Mary Roan, 51* 56 Kim McLain, 52* 57 Cheryl Kish, 67* 58 Carrie Valois, 37* 59 Gary Kish, 62 49 Ron Feia, 72 50 Annmarie Lamser, 43* 60 61 Paula Bauman, 53* 62 Jean Dassenko, 59* 51 David Dassenko, 60 52 Jackson Dolan, 3 63 Sara Dolan, 30* 64 Becky Caralla, 63* 65 Renee Head, 55* 66 Evelyn Hoffa, 62* 53 Harry Head, 89 67 Larisa Severson, 46* * indicates females
37:18 37:20 37:25 38:38 38:38 39:01 39:09 40:19 40:46 40:47 41:36 43:32 47:27 47:32 48:29 48:41 50:57 50:59 51:02 51:03 53:13 53:46 54:00 55:56 56:12 56:36 58:42 58:57 59:26 59:26 1:00:23
Twi-Knight 8K AUGUST 3, ST. MICHAEL Overall 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 7 8 2 9 10 3 4 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 5 23 6 24 25 26
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Dan Greeno, 25 Trevor Capra, 18 Brendan Sage, 17 Chase Cayo, 17 Peter Kessler, 51 Derek Johanson, 18 Rachel King, 16* Jacob Loar, 21 Keith Jorgensen, 17 Lizzy Heil, 14* John Patric Crippes, 17 Nick Cain Gullickson, 18 Natalie Kessler, 18* Melody Walton, 20* Thomas Jame Crippes, 14 Nick Alan Washatka, 19 Zac Ehlert, 17 Jason Colgrove, 17 Logan Engberg, 16 Nolan Grambusch, 15 Dominic Christensen, 17 Troy Nelson, 50 Dan Engelby, 40 Joel Meehan, 32 Josh Malin, 35 Alex Nagengast, 17 Ceri Kucera, 40* Tom Coy, 36 Lisa Trainor, 54* Michael Bruner, 20 Eric Marsolek, 39 Nolan Anderson, 15
24:26 25:52 25:53 27:41 29:18 29:34 31:25 32:07 32:15 32:22 32:29 32:35 32:41 33:21 33:25 33:37 33:42 33:53 33:57 34:26 34:27 34:36 34:37 34:44 35:02 35:04 35:06 35:31 35:38 35:59 36:05 36:12
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RESULTS Brian Colgrove, 15 Belle Nyhus, 14* Nick Alan Schwarz, 13 Abbie Herbst, 16* James Willi Bezanson, 18 Darren Amundson, 40 Katie Blais, 19* John O'Rourke, 41 Douglas Dea Birk, 41 McKenna Rogers, 15* Josh Wilson, 34 Samuel Feuerborn, 38 Jeff Joseph Malecha, 35 Alex McAlcon, 12 Bridget Dia Kruschke, 18* Michael Konkle, 51 Hannah Schwarz, 17* Paige McAlcon, 12* Sarah Ann Crippes, 14* Charity L Sanden, 27* Paige Joslyn, 14* Kristen Weber, 31* Peter Nyhus, 45 Naomi Peterson, 13* Angela Weber, 33* Jolene Rose Bourgeois, 25* Cory Kackman, 16 Andrew Jame Konz, 30 Justin Pittelkaw, 16 Riley Marsolek, 13 Cheyenne Vavrina, 16* Laura Kisner, 16* Shelby Kline, 15* Jeremy Hager, 43 Benjamin A. Tangen, 35 Nick Alan Tangen, 35 Rachelle Amundson, 34* Will Grassel, 57 Jason Leiran, 32 Jeremy McAlcon, 37 Mike Peterson, 47 Teresa Dahl, 47* Lisa Knudsvig, 43* Brody Sunsten, 14 Dave Rubeno, 15 Kelsie Lynn Lungstrom, 26* Caleb Peterson, 16 Michele Peterson, 45* Kollin Kiddoo, 14 Jacob Allen Munson, 14 Rachelle Schmidt, 46* Andrew Hong, 17 Jacob Rankila, 15 Maggie Meehan, 32* Sarah Buckmaster, 31* Kriste Sellers, 35* Stefanie Hjelmeland, 36* Kristen Gust, 28* Kristen McAlcon, 37* Andree Peterson, 42* Lori Colgrove, 43* Jill Brown, 41* Isabel Brown, 12* Tyanne Ryan, 34* Joe Peterson, 17 Lydia Peterson, 9* Ethan Knutson, 14 Sue Jungclaus, 51* Natalie Blake, 27* Gina Bourgeois, 13* Hannah Daniels, 13* Kelly L Peterson, 26* Summer Hertwig, 26*
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2013
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Amy Nyren, 27* 48 Emily Stelter, 28* 49 Cameo Demarre, 27 59 Barbra Jones, 38* 50 Wendy Kinney, 39* 51 Kaitlyn Tripp, 11* 52 Kris Deboer, 45* 53 Vikki L Soukup, 40* 54 * indicates females
1:00:01 1:00:10 1:04:54 1:05:22 1:05:22 1:08:43 1:09:34 1:09:34
Granite City 5K AUGUST 3, ST. CLOUD Overall 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 12 13 14 15 16 3 17 18 4 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 5 33 34 6 35 7 8 36 9 10 11 37 38 12 13 39 14 15 16 40
Blake Anderson, 17 Abraham Skwira, 16 Jordan LeMieur, 17 Drew Bienusa, 17 Jason Pidgeon, 32 Rick Hlebain, 62 Steve Fines, 47 Ryan Fernholz, 13 Nicholas Juntunen, 14 David Hartz, 56 Patrick Hesse, 13 Grace Loeslie, 16* Mac Dockendorf, 15* David Anderson, 13 Jacob Fernholz, 15 Chase Laxdal, 15 Joshua Ricard, 29 Matt Royalty, 32 Mary Miles, 15* Joel Kampa, 54 Cyrus Raivo, 25 Esther Banaian, 19* Mitchell Dockendorf, 14 Taylor Hugg, 11 Tyler Hugg, 14 Dustin Bienusa, 12 Bob Kovell, 60 David Trettel, 54 Donald Thielen, 46 Randy Mousky, 32 Ian Nikolas, 38 Matt Redel, 19 Bryce Hoheisel, 13 Brad Hoheisel, 47 Josh Parrill, 32 Scott Fernholz, 42 Hali Peterson, 13* Jeff Michalski, 55 Sean Pickle, 8 Marie Zeilenga, 26* Trevor Jevne, 37 Mariah Hoheisel, 19* Megan Hoheisel, 18* Bob Hesse, 43 Chris Haukos, 48* Stacie Karasch, 38* Jessica Paul, 35* Aaron Karasch, 38 James LeMieur, 48 Lindsay Schwantes, 32* Cricket Vierzba, 41* Dan Rassier, 57 Jessica Pidgeon, 30* Alison Broadwell, 25* Jonna Brost, 25* Loren Finlayson, 48
16:59 18:30 19:11 19:22 19:32 19:41 19:45 19:53 19:55 20:05 20:11 20:18 20:32 20:51 20:57 21:26 21:27 21:33 21:44 21:47 21:59 22:18 22:20 22:36 22:39 22:50 22:53 22:55 22:56 23:06 23:09 23:10 23:13 23:14 23:31 23:40 23:51 23:54 23:54 24:00 24:00 24:02 24:13 24:16 24:16 24:17 24:25 24:32 24:33 24:39 24:42 24:42 24:43 25:44 25:46 25:55
Kayla Olson, 15* 17 Sam Fernholz, 11 41 Ross Olson, 45 42 Keri Schueller, 36* 18 Phil Rogosheske, 68 43 Tresa Hugg, 41* 19 Dustin Nelson, 39 44 Gina Luedke, 41* 20 Erin Roe, 35* 21 Leslie Valdes, 46* 22 Michael Gorman, 43 45 Julia Severson, 12* 23 Scott Severson, 47 46 Melissa Miller, 29* 24 Alan Phillips, 79 47 Jennifer Hanson, 33* 25 Sue Kelm, 46* 26 Ryan Mousky, 30 48 Mikayla Nelson, 18* 27 David Loeslie, 48 49 Ben Byker, 56 50 28 Joan Elton, 54* 51 Andrew Elton, 29 52 Michael Rothweiler, 65 53 Tim Simonson, 48 29 Vicky Olston-Smith, 49* 30 Lynsi Sundeen, 26* 31 Kristin Petron, 15* 54 Nicolaus Schwantes, 36 55 Bob Domek, 69 56 Phillip Paul, 36 57 Claire Schroepfer, 18 32 Rachel LaForce, 16* 58 Bijesh Amatya, 28 33 Sharon Akerson, 44* 34 Jessica Manzke, 29* 35 Sara Davis, 26* 36 Jenna Olson, 16* 37 Carol Schulte, 62* 38 Mary Byker, 48* 39 Lauren LaForce, 14* 40 Jenny Bauerly, 57* 41 Nicole Hoheisel, 16* 42 Emily Hansen, 18* 43 Rachel Stender, 16* 44 Madeline Burns, 16* 45 Kira Fowler, 31* 59 Joe Lund, 44 46 Neysa Simpkins, 31* 47 Ann Wessel, 44* 48 Ivy Brooks, 23* 49 Karn Moening, 36* 50 Abbie Reinert, 34* 51 Risa Fines, 12* 52 Laura Hannah, 53* 53 Irene Rothweiler, 60* 60 Tucker Hugg, 9 54 Ashley Kock, 25* 61 Evan Jones, 74 55 Pam Petron, 45* 56 Skylar Zeilenga, 14* 57 Holynne Zeilenga, 11* 62 Francis Januschka, 82 58 Christy Zender, 34* 63 Ian Cairns, 10 64 Tom Ralph, 58 59 Cassie Leeper, 29* * indicates females
25:57 26:05 26:20 26:28 27:16 27:30 27:31 27:32 27:35 27:53 28:13 28:21 28:21 28:25 28:29 28:40 29:08 29:20 29:27 29:30 29:31 29:45 29:45 29:54 30:04 30:04 30:05 30:10 30:15 30:31 30:37 30:39 30:41 31:00 31:36 31:37 31:43 31:48 32:02 32:11 32:30 32:48 33:02 33:42 33:43 33:43 33:54 34:18 34:19 34:21 34:45 34:49 34:50 34:56 35:05 36:12 36:16 36:24 37:03 37:16 37:46 37:48 37:48 37:49 38:36 41:04 42:38
AT T H E R AC E S MDRA Como Park 8X1K Relay AUGUST 7 Open Male Relay 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 16 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 41 45 46 47 56 60 61 62 69
Dan Nielsen, Aaron Handorff Ethan Wagner, Ephaim Bird Kurt Hellman, Mitch Fisher
25:21 25:27 25:30 Brian Anderson, Ethan Armbruster 25:34 Ben Long, Ben Rascher 25:35 Steve Hokanson, Zack Benning 26:43 Dan Strike, Blake Dronen 26:45 Conner Griffin, Nate Engel 27:15 Robby Williams, Casey Halbmaier 27:18 Erik Lundgren, Dennis Curran 27:32 Kyle Hellmann, Steve Cotter 27:50 Mike Moulsoff, Matt Waite 28:16 Mike Ferris, Andrew Wintz 28:33 Bjorn Adelsman, Taner Mische-Richter 29:04 Dan Peters, Craig Rabe 29:18 Sam, Pete Kessler 29:20 Kirt Goetzke, Steve Gimpl 29:23 David Calhoun, Austin Muchow 29:23 Nate Fosters, Christopher Smith29:56 Eric Johnson, Wade Lennox 30:11 Jason Loeffler, Michael Bjornberg 30:39 Blake Gust, Joe Dubay 30:42 Chad Austin, Evan Roberts 31:00 Zach Pearson, Jared Gilman 31:20 Bob Guthrie, Kristopher Hartwig31:33 Trey Meadows, Jeff Winkelman 31:36 Thomas Ostrem, Jose Castillo 33:22 Joe, John Brockman 33:46 Mark Wirt, Roger Grothe 34:04 Eric Nystrom, Larry McDonagh 34:12 Tom Owen, Jay Lyons 37:03 Geoffrey Tong, Mike Tracy 37:39 Fred Holmly, John Magnuson 38:24 Tom Speak, Pat Bussen 38:24 Rick Recker, Matt Larkin 40:10
Open Female Relay 23 30 35 38 40 42 48 49 52 55 57 59 64 66 67 72 73
Erin Statz, Larissa Peyton Rachuel Wohlk, Mattie Watts Natalie Kessler, Ellie Evans Ellen McCarthy, Niki Reker Molly Noel, Alyx Chapman Nicole, Abby Lange
29:57 31:25 32:06 32:35 33:13 33:35 Megan Smith, Catherine Winkelman 35:05 Jill Sajevic, Aleta Schulte 35:19 Sarah Barker, Molly Madland 36:08 Jennifer, Melanie McNultry Huelsm 36:55 Frances Hoekstru, Ketural Scott 37:04 Taytum Rhoades, Kayla Williams37:36 Lauren, Mora McCollor 38:36 Renee, Rochelle Hickerson 39:10 Erin Bjork, Elana Minsberg 39:23 Heidi Erickson, Joanne Barrett 43:51 Julie Virkus, Katie Koessler 46:36
Open Mixed Relay 12 15 17 24 33 34 36 37 39 43
Megan Smith, Andra Stevens Laura Roach, Neil Albares
27:54 29:00 Bridgit McCoy, David Thompson 29:14 Nicole Nipper, Christian Zimmerman 30:02 Heidi, Paul Nichol 32:04 Deb Gormley, Brian McCollor 32:05 Lindsay, Pat Billig 32:29 Wati, Michael Hlusak 32:34 Angie Bidinger, Kyle Hall 32:35 Ceri Billings, Jesse McCaffrey 33:39
44 50 51 53 54 58 63 65 68 70 71
RESULTS
Anna Watts, jonah Gilbert
33:40 35:55 Molly Peterson, Jeff Deitch 35:58 Holly Coaese, Brian Grove 36:23 Renee Kallio, John Borgfelt 36:44 Sharon Stubler, Bill Hidding 37:28 Emily Johnson, Steve Brandt 38:25 Chana, Jackson Lennox 38:50 Nicole Weum, Scott Peterkins 39:55 Susan, John Weum 41:14 Rebecca Hartwig, Bob Fritz 41:16 Sarah DuCloux Potter, Kevin Brockman
Emotions in Motion 5K AUGUST 10, LAKE HARRIET Overall 1 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 3 4 7 8 9 10 5 11 6 7 8 12 13 14 15 16 9 17 18 19 20 21 22 10 11 23 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 23 27 24
Maria Hauger, 19* Jay Nelson, 43 Sheila Eldred, 39* Kalvin Moschkau, 18 Steve Wright, 49 Shane Raymond, 40 Dustin Chromey, 25 Jordan Schmidt, 19 Alyssa Cowan, 17* Meghan Elliott, 36* Collin Host, 18 David Elsner, 37 David Hubmann, 52 Jeff Johnson, 31 Katharine Thomas, 30* Nathan Purdy, 36 Marina Laguna, 20* Ali Roberts, 19* Emily Gallagher, 13* Greg Gaffaney, 62 Erich Moschkau, 47 Mason Day, 11 Dean McGuire, 10 Tom McGuire, 47 Erin Anderson, 31* Daniel Lencowski, 30 David Ahlvers, 34 Darcy Debing, 57 Thai Thomas, 28 Chris Wachholz, 36 Lowell Helgason, 56 Susan Davis, 49* Nichole Dehaven, 35* Robert Dehaven, 35 Caitlin Deutschman, 22* Amy Pirolli, 26* Rachel Moran, 30* Emma Isaak, 16* Monique Day, 43* Donna Lindgren, 47* Brenda Conzet, 52* Tabitha Johnson, 32* Lindsay Mensing, 27* Ashley Arends, 27* Sabrina Kieser, 20* Christopher Dunne, 36 Shawn DeBoer, 30 Daniel Christians, 31 Leah Erickson, 30* Shane Raatz, 36 Lynda Dropik, 48*
17:18 17:47 20:14 21:32 21:49 21:55 21:57 22:10 22:24 22:37 22:50 22:56 23:41 24:22 24:37 24:38 24:51 24:59 25:29 25:59 26:22 26:31 26:33 26:44 26:45 26:55 26:55 27:00 27:04 27:17 27:17 27:40 27:45 27:45 27:49 28:00 28:51 29:13 29:20 29:22 29:29 29:32 29:33 29:39 29:52 29:55 30:00 30:32 30:32 30:37 30:50
25 Lynette Loizeaux, 49* 26 Jaden Faddler, 13* 27 Jody Rotzien, 44* 28 Robert Boyles, 50 28 Joni Baker, 49* 29 Morgan Meyer, 15* 30 Sophia Moschkau, 15* 29 Jonathan Dexter, 27 31 Jacqueline Faddler, 36* 32 Jasmine Sundgaard, 35* 33 Liz Rouse, 25* 30 Dean Eriksson, 30 34 Margo Fredericks, 19* 35 Emily Koopman, 25* 36 Marie Saraga, 53* 31 Steve Ince, 58 37 Morgan Speegle, 20* 38 Sara Larsen, 30* 39 Emer O'Connor-Keller, 45* 40 Kim Haglund, 28* 32 Sam Faddler, 36 41 Lori Hofer, 40* 33 Noah Ross, 12 42 Steve Ince, 49* 43 Sara Tarnowski, 47* 44 Rachel Welfring, 37* 34 Jeremy Welfring, 37 45 Bethany Luckemeyer, 22* 35 Anthony Retica, 22 46 Lou Ann Retica, 53* 47 Christine Tangen, 42* 48 Heidi Hahn, 42* 49 Zuleika Billington, 27* 36 Troy Nickel, 39 50 Maya Nickel, 8* 37 Mike Billington, 34 38 Casey McFarlen, 28 39 Steve Vazquez, 33 40 Sammy Sarzoza, 29 51 Emily Siefkes, 20* 52 Molly Garber, 22* 53 Madelyn Fredericks, 22* 54 Rose Joswiak, 22* 55 Mari Beth Ross, 45* 56 Sarah Sanders, 39* 57 Jeanne Clinton, 48* 58 Katie Cleary, 19* 41 David Cleary, 55 42 Monty Harstad, 52 59 Tammy Maggi, 54* 60 Jennifer Jakubic, 42* 61 Maddie Jakubic, 11* 62 Jennie Brannum, 27* 63 Brittany Dexter, 27* 64 Jennifer Engebretson, 40* 65 Suzie Gahan, 34* 66 Prairie Yang, 31* 43 Dustin Chromey, 25 67 Grace Nickel, 6* 68 Allison Holen-Zellmer, 28* 69 Jill Burggraff, 36* 70 Sarah Valasek, 26* 71 Kathryn Schettler, 40* 72 Carol Lerfald, 70* * indicates females
30:59 31:09 31:11 31:48 32:06 32:12 32:13 32:13 32:15 32:27 32:37 32:52 33:02 33:09 33:18 33:31 33:35 33:38 33:52 33:53 34:03 34:44 34:49 34:54 35:10 35:13 35:16 35:18 35:19 35:29 35:47 35:47 36:22 36:22 36:23 36:24 37:00 37:23 37:30 37:51 38:35 38:35 38:36 38:49 40:26 41:02 41:05 41:06 41:09 41:19 41:20 41:21 41:21 41:21 41:23 41:36 41:37 41:44 42:08 42:23 42:37 43:05 53:57 55:06
Upsala Heritage 5K AUGUST 10 Overall 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2 3 29 30 4 31 32 33 34 35 5 36 6 7 8 37 9 10 11 38 39 40 41 12 42 43 44 45 46 13 14 47
Andrew Zachman, 16 Brad O'Neil, 26 Adam Donnay, 25 Abraham Skwira, 16 Stephen Strusz, 18 Eric Frieler, 19 Brent Blommel, 17 Dunkin Westrich, 16 Austin Brinkman, 17 Michael Pangrac, 22 Terry Scepurek, 36 Mitch Lange, 18 Ethan Schultz, 21 Clem Foltz, 20 Loren Fellbaum, 36 Brian Wensmann, 48 Shawn Urbanski, 17 Lowell Strait, 39 Audrey Blommel, 19* Mitch Hinnenkamp, 21 Kyle Lange, 16 James Warga, 25 Dylan Graves, 15 David Jensen, 46 Dylan Zimmerman, 17 Alex Lange, 12 Steve Lange, 38 Trent Binicle, 33 Craig Knudtson, 52 Hannah Knudtson, 19* Anna Merritt, 25* Justin Cichon, 16 Mike Freeman, 40 Deanne Brown, 32* Eric Koetter, 14 Jared Blanchet, 24 Marvin Wensmann, 49 Loren Finlayson, 48 Tony Fuchs, 33 Marie Abeler, 23* Cory Wensman, 18 Leah Aakre, 24* Jessica Donabauer, 31* Jess Pepin, 32* John Fouts, 59 Linzee Gerads, 15* Becky Pelkey, 27* Amy Berscheit, 16* Steve Hansen, 47 Scott Pepin, 30 Dan Cheney, 47 Jared Anderson, 23 Lisa Ripplinger, 31* Parker Barth, 14 Mike Holmen, 63 Kevin Hagstrom, 57 Brett Weybright, 22 Parker Woller, 7 Heidi Woller, 35* McKenzie Barth, 15* Peter Edin, 28
17:15 17:44 18:06 18:21 19:24 19:37 19:58 20:48 20:49 20:58 21:04 21:10 22:15 22:15 22:18 22:21 22:21 22:36 22:39 23:01 23:10 23:14 23:15 23:26 23:37 23:47 23:48 23:56 24:03 24:04 24:05 24:14 24:14 24:18 24:20 24:21 24:25 24:37 24:53 24:58 25:04 25:10 25:31 25:34 25:39 26:09 26:20 26:24 26:58 27:23 27:26 27:32 27:37 27:42 27:53 27:53 27:59 28:07 28:09 28:15 28:27
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AT T H E R AC E S Jorden Pangrac, 19 48 Emily Herdering, 13* 15 Nicole Edin, 15* 16 Kayla Roske, 26* 17 Jennifer Kremers, 29* 18 Natalie Boser, 32* 19 Molly Blanchet, 24* 20 Sarah Binek, 30* 21 Logan Janssen, 13 49 Jeanne Peterson, 53* 22 Annika Gunderson, 12* 23 Melissa Soltis, 33* 24 Adam Roub, 31 50 Jenny Roub, 30* 25 Tammy Nara, 45* 26 Kyle Gill, 10 51 Jed Johnson, 22 52 Abrea Woller, 10* 27 Scott Woller, 36 53 Kaiya Woller, 12* 28 Chelsea Donnay, 21* 29 30 Laura Yorek, 24* 31 Rebecca Hillman, 32* 54 Samar Husain, 21 32 Rebecca Gerads, 34* 33 Molly Gerads, 24* 55 Randy Pepin, 60 34 Madison Tschida, 7* 35 Melissa Tschida, 34* 56 Russell Janssen, 17 36 Michelle Weybright, 22* 37 Beth Swanson, 26* 38 Megan Herdering, 17* 39 Kim Olson, 31* 57 Jason Gates, 36 58 Shawn Pohlmann, 17 40 Laura Ripplinger, 33* 41 Julie Nelson, 47* 42 Colleen Harren, 50* 59 Alfred Ritter, 80 43 Darlene Gill, 40* 44 Kathy Koetter, 38* 45 Shannon Holm, 33* 60 Caleb Holm, 5 61 Benjamin Holm, 7 62 Trevor Holm 46 Sue Johnson, 57* 63 Craig Johnson, 58 47 Delphine Marty, 65* 64 Don Marty, 65 * indicates females
28:35 28:37 29:05 29:07 29:49 30:09 31:08 31:27 31:30 31:51 32:00 32:01 32:32 32:33 32:39 32:50 33:31 33:37 33:37 33:38 33:40 33:41 34:11 34:27 34:58 34:59 35:02 35:32 35:33 35:51 36:11 36:29 36:44 36:59 37:21 39:51 39:54 43:10 43:10 44:01 44:01 45:07 48:02 48:02 48:02 48:02 52:46 52:46 1:00:00 1:00:00
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
RESULTS Cory Hayden, 29 Bill Krezonoski, 59 Levi Severson, 33 Jared Brandenburg, 24 Francis Eanes, 26 Jarrow Wahman, 52 Robert Economy, 49 Jeremy Kieser, 23 Ben Jacobs, 23 Paul Brown, 55 Kirt Goetzke, 52 Dan Morse, 60 Daniel Strike, 43 Joe Sepe, 27 Rick Hlebain, 62 Kenneth Cooper, 41 Robert Jacobson, 53
48:56 1:00:18 49:23 49:30 49:34 57:27 56:02 49:45 49:54 59:16 57:47 1:02:03 53:50 50:13 1:03:25 53:34 59:20
Open Women 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Kelly Brinkman, 32 Julie Virkus, 60 Meghan Peyton, 27 Andriette Wickstrom, 58 Gloria Jansen, 66 Stephanie Price, 24 Kathi Madden, 56 Emma Lee, 22 Rochelle Wirth, 51 Wanda Gau, 51 Kathleen Miller, 53 Megan Thomas, 29 Leila McGrath, 56 Lisa Baumert, 26 Margot Branigan, 25 Angie Williams, 33 Nicole Cueno, 33 Sandra Dalquist, 72 Bonnie Sons, 48 Carolyn Fletcher, 56 Ann Wasson, 52 Diane Stoneking, 65 Maureen Keane, 24 Cindy Lewandowski, 51 Jillian Tholen, 25 Mary Croft, 67 Kelly Rogers, 54 Yvonne Hubmayr, 62 Trisha Moore, 30 Laurie Hanscom, 50
52:15 1:07:42 53:02 1:07:32 1:15:51 54:28 1:07:21 55:09 1:03:25 1:03:39 1:05:57 56:09 1:09:00 57:01 57:30 57:55 58:16 1:30:31 1:04:49 1:11:51 1:08:13 1:21:42 59:05 1:08:02 59:33 1:26:47 1:12:18 1:20:50 1:00:59 1:09:04
Men 16 - 17 84
Andrew Jewell, 17
59:23
Men 18 - 19 82
AUGUST 11, ST. PAUL Results listed in age-graded order. Open Men
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Patrick Billig, 51 Michael Reneau, 35 Doug Keller, 55 Joe Moore, 29 Dan Greeno, 25 Eric Loeffler, 36 John Vandanacker, 50 Chris Lundstrom, 37 Matthew Waite, 45 Kelly Mortenson, 42 Seth Brickley, 26 Lance Elliott, 42 Justin Grunewald, 27
58:30
Men 35 - 39
MDRA 15K
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Neal Billig, 18
52:35 47:15 55:44 47:06 47:20 48:21 54:02 49:01 53:04 51:53 48:47 52:01 48:53
2 6 8 49 55 125 129 143 151
Michael Reneau, 35 Eric Loeffler, 36 Chris Lundstrom, 37 Chad Bartels, 39 Brian Davenport, 39 Shawn Scherr, 38 Thomas Lindsay, 36 James Allen, 35 Ben Fleischhacker, 36
47:15 48:21 49:01 54:50 55:20 1:06:56 1:07:17 1:13:53 1:19:58
Men 40 - 44 10 12 26 29 57 59 61 72 77
Kelly Mortenson, 42 Lance Elliott, 42 Daniel Strike, 43 Kenneth Cooper, 41 Brent Roeger, 41 Scott Davis, 43 Blake Dronen, 41 David Tompkins, 42 William Sikorski, 43
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51:53 52:01 53:50 53:34 56:24 57:18 56:49 58:32 59:37
86
Chad Austin, 44
1:01:34
Men 45 - 49 9 20 33 44 46 53 60 67 68 71
Matthew Waite, 45 Robert Economy, 49 Eric Porte, 48 Hyun Yoon, 48 Darrin Diedrich, 48 Marc Nosal, 47 Tom Styrbicki, 48 Steve English, 46 Nick Pilney, 48 Raymond Mitchell, 49
53:04 56:02 57:28 58:08 58:38 58:45 59:55 59:49 1:01:13 1:01:53
Men 50 - 54 1 7 19 24 30 38 40 51 62 79
Patrick Billig, 51 John Vandanacker, 50 Jarrow Wahman, 52 Kirt Goetzke, 52 Robert Jacobson, 53 Rick Larsen, 52 Todd Sheldon, 51 Michael Moulsoff, 50 Todd Sperling, 53 Bill Atkins, 52
52:35 54:02 57:27 57:47 59:20 59:48 59:31 59:57 1:02:54 1:04:20
Men 55 - 59 3 15 23 35 41 48 56 63 66 69
Doug Keller, 55 Bill Krezonoski, 59 Paul Brown, 55 Mike Evans, 55 Kraig Lungstrom, 55 Stephen Clark, 56 David Tappe, 56 Michael Bjornberg, 59 Dale Heinen, 57 Michael Kennedy, 55
55:44 1:00:18 59:16 1:01:08 1:01:35 1:02:47 1:03:44 1:06:33 1:05:34 1:04:57
Men 60 - 64 25 28 64 85 101 103 104 123 133 139
Dan Morse, 60 Rick Hlebain, 62 Craig McCoy, 60 Albert Van Der Schans, 61 John Magnuson, 64 Dan Kimmel, 61 Stephen Maupin, 62 Larry Thompson, 63 Bion Beebe, 63 Bill Payne, 62
1:02:03 1:03:25 1:07:12 1:11:00 1:15:45 1:14:18 1:15:02 1:20:16 1:27:19 1:28:50
Men 65 - 69 45 147
Jim Graupner, 68 Patrick Ryan, 65
1:09:32 1:34:55
Men 70 - 74 39 54 89 92 97 126 134
Jared Mondry, 71 Paul Ford, 70 Rick Kleyman, 73 Norm Purrington, 70 Phil Erickson, 72 Peter Schuchardt, 71 Robert Schaffer, 70
1:11:41 1:12:30 1:20:51 1:18:26 1:21:43 1:29:28 1:34:09
Men 75 - 79 76 137 158
Alan Phillips, 79 Doug Erbeck, 77 Pat Brown, 76
1:27:44 1:45:39 2:08:27
Women 35 - 39 43 56 72 77 78 80 81 85
Kate Tavakley, 38 Heather Himler, 38 Christie Lawrence, 36 Jennifer Kearns, 39 Jee Choih-Niesen, 36 Courtney Johnson, 35 Angela Holmdahl, 37 Jennifer Sorenson, 37
1:06:11 1:10:49 1:25:19 1:34:45 1:34:45 1:37:59 1:42:27 1:51:10
Women 40 - 44 37
Danielle Gordanier, 42
1:05:27
53 55 65 70 74 76 79 82 83
Jody Zeleznikar, 40 Sara Hollingsworth, 41 Jill Jewell, 43 Maria Schilling, 40 Joanna Ramirez Barrett, 44 Greta Bakken-Miller, 44 Kristine Fleck, 40 Kelly Tabara, 44 Andrea Adams, 44
1:09:41 1:10:52 1:21:50 1:22:45 1:32:49 1:37:13 1:37:26 1:50:40 1:50:41
Women 45 - 49 19 34 42 54 57 58 61 66
Bonnie Sons, 48 Linda Green, 49 Joelle Nelson, 45 Tammy Domeier, 46 Denise Rinne, 48 Colleen Prudhomme, 48 Jan Kihm, 49 Anna Giacomini, 48
1:04:49 1:09:43 1:09:01 1:13:42 1:17:37 1:18:03 1:23:21 1:25:49
Women 50 - 54 9 10 11 21 24 27 30 31 44 68
Rochelle Wirth, 51 Wanda Gau, 51 Kathleen Miller, 53 Ann Wasson, 52 Cindy Lewandowski, 51 Kelly Rogers, 54 Laurie Hanscom, 50 Kelly Keeler Ramacier, 51 Sherry Case, 54 Janice Schulz, 53
1:03:25 1:03:39 1:05:57 1:08:13 1:08:02 1:12:18 1:09:04 1:10:13 1:17:21 1:33:11
Women 55 - 59 4 7 13 20 46 59 63 73
Andriette Wickstrom, 58 Kathi Madden, 56 Leila McGrath, 56 Carolyn Fletcher, 56 Anita Baugh, 55 Ann Haugejorde, 59 Sharon Boys, 55 Mary Sarafolean, 55
1:07:32 1:07:21 1:09:00 1:11:51 1:19:06 1:33:53 1:31:11 1:43:13
Women 60 - 64 2 28 36 50
Julie Virkus, 60 Yvonne Hubmayr, 62 Delma Bartelme, 64 Karen Handegard, 60
1:07:42 1:20:50 1:25:36 1:25:53
Women 65 - 69 5 22 26 38 47 67
Gloria Jansen, 66 Diane Stoneking, 65 Mary Croft, 67 Candy Patrin, 65 Kathleen Shea, 65 Mary Hiatt, 67
1:15:51 1:21:42 1:26:47 1:27:30 1:31:21 1:51:39
Women 70 - 74 18 52
Sandra Dalquist, 72 Judy Cronen, 72
1:30:31 1:44:20
MDRA Como Park 6X1 Mile Relay AUGUST 14 Open Male Relay 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Kevin Docherty, Jacob McDermott 30:03 Paul Swim, Dan Peters 32:30 Andrew Stevens, Ryan Miller 32:35 Austin, Tyler Hinrichs 33:01 Matt Waite, Pat Billig 33:08 Ryan Trapp, Andrew Konceal 33:13 Patrick Lowder, Justin Rose 33:18
AT T H E R AC E S 8 9 10 17 21 24 25 26 29 31 33 34 35 36 39 50 53 63
33:33 33:43 34:00 Andrew Sell, Marcus Villarreal 36:10 Pat Nelson, Dan Luoma 37:10 Jared Gilman, Nate Leckband 37:31 Joe Dubay, Blake Gust 37:35 Kirt Goetzke, unknown 37:46 Bob Guthrie, Kristopher Hartwig 38:26 Erik Pich, Karl Huemiller 39:04 Brandon Reemer, Zach Pearson 39:48 Fred, Danny Kueffer 39:54 Eric Johnson, John Magnuson 40:06 Jojohn Richter, Christopher Smith 40:27 Chris, Nate Kelly 40:52 John Brockman, Rick Recker 45:32 Bruce Weber, John Borgfelt 46:13 Scott Mooring, Paul Prokosch 52:42 David Thompson, David Thompson
Phil Richert, Carl Gladilsch Ben Olson, Micah Anderson
Open Female Relay 12 30 37 38 40 42 43 44 47 49 54 55 56 59 62
Lindsay, Megan Smith Grace Wilson, Emma Weber
35:09 38:33 Julie Mocaello, Brenna Anderson 40:28 Kristen Thelen, Amy Spitzmueller 40:47 Renee Kallio, Whitney Spence 41:10 Charlotte Cowdery, Hannah Oscarson 41:47 Deb Gormley, Lauren McCollor 42:12 Bev Docherty, Sarah Barker 42:13 Chang McAleese, Pallavi Bhosale 45:17 Emily Johnson, Elspeth Ronnander 45:21 Sarah Olson, Maddie Keran 46:44 Heather Mickey, Sara Schwan 47:41 Martha Arcega, Melissa Islas 48:37 Jan Kihm, Joanna Barrett 51:30 Katie Koessler, Julie Virkus 52:30
Open Mixed Relay 11 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 22 23 27 28 32 41 45 46 48 51 52 57 58 60 61
Laura Ettin, Ben Jacobs
34:30
Caroline Brisbois, Tamer Mische-Richter35:26
Kara, Dimitri Drekonja
35:39 Larissa Peyten, Brian Schwartz 36:02 Nate Foster, Niki Reker 36:04 Andrew, Christina Weckwerth 36:18 Kyle Snyder, Abigail Lange 36:29 Alyx Chapman, Tom Hoffman 37:08 Thal Ingersoll, Bridget McCoy 37:14 Mattie Watts, Tyler Gilbert 37:27 Jeff, Catherine Winkelman 38:13 Paul, Heidi Nichol 38:24 Doug, Nicole Lange 39:16 Molly Peterson, John Prindl 41:43 Scott, Brenna Peterkin 42:49 Michael Bjornberg, Ann Haugejorde 44:39 Sharon Stubler, Bill Hidding 45:20 `Maria Schilling, Gus Virkus 45:55 Joe Bisson, Marise Widmer 46:09 Steve Brandt, Sarah Lemagie 48:45 Jenifer Huelsmann, Rich Dubry 50:04 Wes Sumner, Sheila Eldred 51:44 Roman Islas, Martha Islas Ancega 51:55
Mora Half Marathon
1:28:47 1:29:30 1:30:40 1:30:43 1:31:06 1:31:39 1:31:46 1:32:43 1:34:22 1:35:36 1:35:45 1:36:01 1:36:11 1:36:59 1:36:59 1:37:55 1:39:05 1:39:08 1:39:15 1:41:43 1:42:12 1:42:45 1:42:51 1:43:24 1:43:27
Open Women 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
McKenzie Holt, 17 Melissa Jansen, 42 Jessica Paschke, 28 Cathleen Knutson, 31 Bobbi Cort, 25 Esther Banaian, 19 Hillary Boyce, 23 Kate Bendickson, 20 Lynn Will, 39 Carey Venhuizen, 38 Samantha Minkler, 25 Jill McDougall, 27 Jen Hansen, 40 Danette Hellmann, 41 Alli McCarthy, 21 Linette Maeder, 19 Shari Stamps, 49 Danielle Kirchner, 19 Christina Lysen, 34 Angie Nelson, 33 Jennifer Gilman, 45 Jennifer Strautman, 43 Katherine Thorson, 23 Krystal Knutson, 29 Phoebe Miron Kroll, 42 Loretta Wollin, 42 Karen Turner, 45 Julie Meyer, 43 Katie Girard, 24 Elsa Headlee, 14
1:27:48 1:29:00 1:32:57 1:34:33 1:35:54 1:39:22 1:43:30 1:43:37 1:43:52 1:45:35 1:47:19 1:47:50 1:48:07 1:48:34 1:49:05 1:49:48 1:49:53 1:50:09 1:50:22 1:50:57 1:53:41 1:53:41 1:53:41 1:53:58 1:54:34 1:54:50 1:56:44 1:57:21 1:58:11 2:01:23
Men 14 - 15 70 86 87 88 18 36 69 79 107
Open Men Christopher Goebel, 34 Tony Krueger, 27 Derek Secord, 18 Erik Raivo, 29 Jacob Mohs, 28
Kyle Willett, 30 Troy Anderson, 42 Jesse Jennissen, 33 Kevin Vanhueveln, 51 Jim Watt, 47 Wade Weber, 59 Larry Cerling, 63 Eddie Lutz, 25 Lorenzo McGary, 21 Mike Paisley, 28 Alex Hover, 26 Terry Scepurek, 36 Brendan Johnson, 17 Jeremy Miller, 30 Michael Skurdalsvold, 35 Tom Seaver, 46 Peter Daggett, 46 Craig McCoy, 60 Jeremy Coolidge, 38 Robert Williams, 26 Blaine Gudbjartsson, 29 Cyrus Raivo, 25 Keith Olson, 50 Peter Kratz, 30 Tom Silverberg, 59
Nathan Nosbush, 14 2:11:51 Jackson Lennox, 14 2:22:52 Matt Ergen, 14 2:22:52 Michael Schwinghamer, 14 2:22:53
Men 16 - 17
AUGUST 17 1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
RESULTS
1:21:23 1:22:08 1:24:13 1:26:41 1:27:21
Brendan Johnson, 17 Remy Lee, 17 Dakota Duncan, 16 Boston Knighton, 16 Zach Manley, 16
1:36:11 1:48:07 2:09:57 2:18:08 2:55:04
Men 18 - 19 3 52 73
Derek Secord, 18 Derrick Stenstrom, 18 Dalton Folkema, 18
1:24:13 1:56:11 2:13:40
Men 35 - 39 17 20 24 47 63 77 94 95
Terry Scepurek, 36 Michael Skurdalsvold, 35 Jeremy Coolidge, 38 Aaron Mork, 35 Geoffrey Tong, 37 David Kroll, 39 Jason Knighton, 37 Frank Westling, 35
1:36:01 1:36:59 1:39:15 1:52:55 2:04:47 2:17:19 2:28:54 2:28:57
Men 40 - 44 7 50 53 55 56 71 78 82 90 91
Troy Anderson, 42 Travis Hanson, 42 David Shipman, 41 Jeff Adams, 44 Brian Niskanen, 41 Pete Balmer, 40 Marty Langenfeld, 43 Julian Abrego, 41 Matthew Johnson, 41 Terry Warnke, 40
1:29:30 1:53:35 1:56:31 1:59:20 2:00:38 2:11:55 2:17:49 2:19:34 2:24:11 2:25:27
Men 45 - 49 10 21 22 32 34 37 42 45 51 54
Jim Watt, 47 Tom Seaver, 46 Peter Daggett, 46 Anthony Lourey, 46 Philip Dech, 49 George Bienusa, 47 Thomas Peterson, 49 Kyle Smart, 48 Wayne Gilman, 49 Tim Felland, 49
1:31:06 1:37:55 1:39:05 1:44:51 1:47:56 1:49:21 1:51:18 1:52:14 1:54:17 1:58:32
Men 50 - 54 9 28 33 35 46 58 62 64 65 67
Kevin Vanhueveln, 51 Keith Olson, 50 Bud Brasch, 50 Keith Rolle, 51 Robert Tatro, 51 Dan Headlee, 52 Jon Marlton, 54 G Paul Beaumaster, 50 William Tolo, 54 Eric Hovland, 50
1:30:43 1:42:51 1:46:46 1:47:59 1:52:25 2:01:24 2:03:57 2:06:24 2:06:36 2:08:49
Men 55 - 59 11 30 43 48 57 74 80 83 98 102
Wade Weber, 59 Tom Silverberg, 59 Kevin Schleicher, 58 John Paisley, 59 Duane Craker, 55 Pat Peppin, 57 Michael Withers, 57 Dave Copeland, 56 Joe McGough, 57 Marshall Wood, 55
1:31:39 1:43:27 1:51:22 1:53:14 2:01:11 2:14:41 2:18:56 2:19:41 2:35:21 2:44:41
Men 60 - 64 12 23 38 40 60 99 109
Larry Cerling, 63 Craig McCoy, 60 Gregory Wallin, 60 Bob Kovell, 60 Lee Weinhold, 64 Bob Coolidge, 61 Kevin Nikodym, 60
1:31:46 1:39:08 1:49:35 1:50:29 2:03:08 2:41:02 2:56:48
30 31 73
Elsa Headlee, 14 Cody Anderson, 14 Kayl Knighton, 14
2:01:23 2:01:25 2:28:24
Women 16 - 17 1 87
McKenzie Holt, 17 Ashlee Forslund, 17
1:27:48 2:55:04
Women 18 - 19 6 16 18 53 70
Esther Banaian, 19 Linette Maeder, 19 Danielle Kirchner, 19 Sara Rodriguez, 18 Cassandra Anderson, 18
1:39:22 1:49:48 1:50:09 2:16:34 2:26:12
Women 35 - 39 9 10 33 34 61 62 63 66 67 72
Lynn Will, 39 Carey Venhuizen, 38 Jenny Houglum, 38 Rebecca Schlorf, 39 Noel Gallagher, 38 Cristy Delacruz, 39 Beth Wald, 38 Becky Nosbush, 39 Angie Waller, 37 Shannon Knighton, 37
1:43:52 1:45:35 2:01:56 2:03:16 2:21:33 2:21:50 2:22:05 2:23:03 2:23:24 2:27:00
Women 40 - 44 2 13 14 22 25 26 28 35 42 50
Melissa Jansen, 42 Jen Hansen, 40 Danette Hellmann, 41 Jennifer Strautman, 43 Phoebe Miron Kroll, 42 Loretta Wollin, 42 Julie Meyer, 43 Darcy Stanley-Nord, 43 Jessica Findell, 41 Joanna Barrett, 44
1:29:00 1:48:07 1:48:34 1:53:41 1:54:34 1:54:50 1:57:21 2:06:07 2:09:18 2:16:08
Women 45 - 49 17 21 27 43 44 55 78 81 83 88
Shari Stamps, 49 Jennifer Gilman, 45 Karen Turner, 45 Rhonda Felland, 48 Kary Langenfeld, 45 Janice Vanderlinde, 46 Emily Wendell, 46 Peggy Erickson, 49 Lisa Smith, 46 Jennifer Zerba, 47
1:49:53 1:53:41 1:56:44 2:13:26 2:14:17 2:17:17 2:40:09 2:45:10 2:45:22 2:55:33
Women 50 - 54 40 45 52 65 98
Valerie O'Keefe, 52 Michelle Squire, 50 Theresa Miller, 50 Donna Jones, 50 Cindy Stinson, 53
2:09:02 2:15:05 2:16:14 2:22:41 3:10:30
Women 55 - 59 90 97
Mitzi Curtis, 58 Susan FranceWeber, 58
2:57:41 3:08:40
Women 65 - 69 75 86
Rosemary Harnly, 67 Kay Stinson, 66
2:33:38 2:50:44
Men 65 - 69 44 105
Dave Trefethen, 65 Bob Durband, 69
1:52:02 2:52:30
Men 70 - 74 61 96 101
Don Dornfeld, 70 John Houghton, 74 John Skillicorn, 70
2:03:22 2:29:48 2:43:08
Men 80 - 84 104
Orin Scandrett, 83
2:51:35
Women 14 - 15
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2013
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AT T H E R AC E S OCTOBER 12, 2013 • Autumn Woods Classic 5K, 10K, Kids Elm Creek Park Reserve, Maple Grove, MN Alex McKinney, 763.694.7720
• Scenic Byway Half Marathon & 5K Belle Plaine, MN Anderson Race Mgmt, Mary Anderson 651-688-9143
• Haunted Hay Run 5K Running Aces Harness Track Marilyn Franzen, 612.747.5019
• Fargo Mini Marathon Half Marathon, 10K and 5K Fargo, ND Mark Knutson, 701-238-1900
Becker City Park, MN Megan Ramola, 763-200-4271
• Bemidji Blue Ox Marathon 5K and kids 1K on 10/11, Marathon and Half Marathon on 10/12 Sanford Convention Center, Bemidji Dennis Bartz, 218-766-0958
• Big Woods Run 1/2 Marathon, 10K, 5K, 1K Nerstrand, MN Mark Bongers, 507-664-9438
TPC Twin Cities, Blaine Victoria Mathisen, 763.795.0807
OCTOBER 16, 2013 • Salomon Autumn Trail Series #4 5.8k QBP/Hyland Park, Bloomington, MN Audrey Weber, 612-239-0576
St. Cloud, MN Judy Moening, 320-253-0765
Lake Phalen, St. Paul, MN Kristina Hedberg, The ALS Association 888-672-0484
• Dungeon's Gym 3rd Annual Zombie Survival Fun Run 5K plus Sleepy Eye, MN Brent Mielke, 507 794-6197
• Witch Hazel Hustle 5K Minnesota Landscape Arboretum Janet Sinner, 952 443 1423
• Rotary Strive Kowalski's Strive 10 Miler& 5K
O C T O B E R 1 9, 2 0 1 3 • Pumpkin Run and Walk 5K
• Chaska Turkey Trot 5K, 1/2 Mile, 1 Mile
Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College, Cloquet, MN Tom Urbanski, 218-879-0820 Harriet Island, St Paul, MN Mary Anderson, 651-688-9143
• Warrior Waddle 5K Winona, MN Tom Slaggie or Kathy Hovell, (507) 454-4149
• Langskip 5K Augustana College, Sioux Falls, SD Corey Camp, 605-274-5020
Chaska High School Mary Anderson, 651-688-9143
• Gamehaven Cross Country Race 5 Miles Gamehaven Scout Reservation, Rochester KC Reed, 507-282-5228
N OV E M B E R 1 0, 2 0 1 3 • Veterans Day USA - Honoring Military Service 5k & 1.5 Mile Como Lake, St Paul, MN Gary Westlund, 612 245-9160
O C TO B E R 2 0, 2 0 1 3
NOVEMB ER 16, 2 013
• Stillwater Lift Bridge Road Races 15 Mile, 10 Mile, 5K
• Athleta Diva Dash (women only) 5K and 10K
5K, 13.1 Miles, 26.2 Miles, Marathon Relay, Kids Des Moines, IA Chris Burch, 515-288-2692
• Mankato Marathon Marathon, 1/2 Marathon, 10K, 5K and 1K Mankato , MN Mark Bongers, 507-664-9438
Circle Pines, MN Mark Bongers, 507-664-9438
NOVEMB ER 21, 2 013 • Dash and Dine Thanksgiving Day 5k, 5 Mile and Kids Fun Run Sportsmans Club,Chisago City, MN Randy Fulton, 651-653-7401
NOVEMB ER 22, 2 013
OCTOBER 26, 2013
Edina, MN Don Sullivan, 612-817-6481
• Terror in the Glen Trail Run
Inver Grove Heights, MN Nicki Bottko, 651-450-3530
• Zombie Run 5K Spooner, WI Whitney Korthof, 715-635-2168
• Gear Western Country Half Marathon & 5K Half Marathon & 5K Run and Walk Long Lake, MN Rusty Chevrolet, 651.336.0177
• Historic Riverfront 5K Run/Walk & 10th Annual 5K Boom Island Park, NE Minneapolis, MN Pete Gamades, 612-310-6151
• Battle Creek Challenge 8k Battle Creek Regional Park, St. Paul Aaron Beaber, 609-947-1438
OCTOBER 13, 2013 • World's Largest Corn Maze Run Minnesota 5K, 100 meter kid's dash Sever's Corn Maze, Shakopee, MN Mary Anderson, 651-688-9143
• Q.Cumbers Fall Harvest 5K
• ThanksGiving Day - Giving Thanks 5k & 1.5 Mile Como Lake, St Paul, MN Gary Westlund, 612 245-9160
White Bear Lake, MN Don Mooney, 651 308-1364
• Races 4 ACES 5K & Kids Fun Run
• Run for the Hills- Inver Hills 5K
Lake Calhoun (Thomas Beach) Minneapolis Eric Haagensen, 651-373-4170
N OV E M B E R 3 0, 2 0 1 3
• IMT Des Moines Marathon
• ALS SuperHero 5k/10k Dash 5k or 10k
• Beast 2 Feast 5K
NOVEMB ER 3, 2 013
N O V E M B E R 9, 2 0 1 3
Bayport, MN Brian Mastel, (612) 270-0829
• Run for a Reason 5K
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• BeBrave 5K
• CNHS Halloween Hustle 5K
• Becker Parks & Recreation Halloween Cross Country
Centennial Lakes Park, Edina Mary Anderson, 651-688-9143
CALENDAR
13.1 mi, 6.55 mi, 5K Glenwood City, WI Bob Heise, 715.531.1905
• Monster Dash 5K, 10 Miles, 13.1 Miles St. Paul, MN John Larson, monsterdash.org
• Meet the Monster 5K and 10K Sartell, MN Shane Keating, 320-266-0005
• Jack-O-Lantern 5K and Kids Pumpkin Run 5K, plus Kids Fun Run Shakopee, MN Shawn Berens, 952 445-9041
• Trick or Trot 5K Oak Grove High School, Fargo, ND Jamie Krabbenhoft, 701-261-6604
• Halloween Fearless 5K & 1.5 Mile Como Lake, St Paul, MN Gary Westlund, 612 245-9160
O C T O B E R 2 7, 2 0 1 3 • Border Battle Bolt 5K & 1 Mile Rosemount, MN Amanda Kuhn, 651-423-7934
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2013
NOVEMB ER 2 3, 2 013 • Turkey Trot 5K, 1mile kids Bemidji, MN Craig Hougen, 218-755-2883
NOVEMB ER 28, 2 013 • Tonka Turkey Trot 5K Minnetonka, MN Paul Borowski, 612-432-9353
• Drumstick Dash 10K Minneapolis, MN Barb Leininger, 612-644-8185
• Life Time Turkey Day 5K Minneapolis, MN Bryan Sanborn, 952-229-7359
• Turkey Trail Trot 5k / 10k Battle Creek Park, St. Paul, MN Ben Popp, 651-964-8442
• Eastbay Turkey Trot 5K Run/Walk Wausau, WI Eastbay Running, 715-842-5538
• 5th Annual IRIS Turkey Trot 5K/10K Deanna Kuennen, 507-334-4748
• Jingle - Bell Run 5K Anoka High School, MN Pete Tremaine, 612-991-4334
• Jingle Bell Jam 5K New Ulm , MN Pam Burdorf, 507-766-0278
• Jingle Bell Jam Freezin' For a Reason 5K New Ulm, MN Pam Burdorf, 507-766-0278
D E C E M B E R 7, 2 0 1 3 • Fargo-Moorhead Jingle Bell Run 5K Courts Plus Community Fitness Kelly Brekke, 701-388-1988
• Reindeer Run 5K and Kids 1/2 Mile Lake Harriet in SW Minneapolis, MN Marilyn Franzen, 763.557.9587
DECEMBER 14, 2013 • Snowflake Shuffle 5k St. Joseph, MN Robin Balder-Lanoue, 320-363-5514
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk - Eau Claire 5k Run/3k Walk UW-Eau Claire, Eau Claire, WI Jennifer Hagerman, 651-229-5373
• Jingle Bell Run 5K Run, 2K Run Northfield, MN Susan Pokorney, 507-663-0259
DECEMBER 21, 2013 • Jumping Jack Frost 5K St Paul, MN Mark Bongers, 507-664-9438
DECEMBER 25, 2013 • Christmas Day - Joyful 5k & 1.5 Mile Como Lake, St Paul, MN Gary Westlund, 612 245-9160
MEETING MINUTES Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting - June 10, 2013
Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting - July 22, 2013
Members Present: Paul Arneberg, Nathan Campeau, Norm Champ, Darrell Christensen, Noelle Frost, Mike Iserman, Josh Jacobson, Kristin Johnson, Mary Johnson, Kevin Ross, Eve Stein
Members Present: Paul Arneberg, Kate Bomsta, Nathan Campeau, Norm Champ, Darrell Christensen, Noelle Frost, Mike Iserman, Josh Jacobson, Kristin Johnson, Mary Johnson, Bill Knight, Kevin Ross, Melissa Wieczorek
Guest Present: Heidi Miler
Guest Present: Heidi Miler
Members Absent: Kate Bomsta, Jim Delaplain, Heather Kick-Abrahamson, Bill Knight, Mike Nawrocki, Melissa Wieczorek
Members Absent: Jim Delaplain, Mike Nawrocki, Eve Stein
Secretary’s Report: The minutes of the May 13 meeting were approved. Treasurer’s Report: Treasurer Josh Jacobson reported declining ad revenue, which is not expected to improve through YE 2013. This will create a budget deficit that will be addressed by reviewing current revenue opportunities.
Treasurer’s Report: Treasurer Josh Jacobson reported program expenses specifically and total club expenses overall are currently favorable to budget, resulting in positive YTD revenue. Ad revenue continues negative to budget. Balance sheet is currently cash positive.
Office Manager’s Report:
Office Manager’s Report:
Secretary’s Report: The minutes of the June 10 meeting were approved.
Membership:
2012
2013
Membership:
2012
2013
New Members
16
16
New Members
41
30
Renewals
78
50 (includes 23 two-year renewals)
Renewals
123
57 (includes 8 two-year renewals)
Membership Total
2,497
2,361 (prior month: 2,365)
Membership Total
2,485
2,354 (prior month: 2,361)
Membership is also trending slightly behind projection, due to an unusually high volume of one-year memberships in 2012 for single events (e.g. participation in a running class) and the decreased participation in the 2013 MN Challenge v. 2012. RunMinnesota: The May/June issue was mailed on June 4. Work has begun on the July/August issue, which will center on Grandma’s Marathon and the USA Half Marathon Championships. Volunteers: Thanks to everyone who helped at the MDRA spring races. Next up: the Minnehaha Fun Runs every Wednesday in July. We need someone to oversee the July 17th event as race director Rob Lundquist will be out of town. These events are small with 10-20 runners, easy to manage, and a great way to participate in racing behind-the-scenes. Anyone interested in volunteering at either the Minnehaha Fun Runs or the Como Park Relays (every Wednesday in August) should contact Heidi Miler at hmiler@hotmail.com
COMMITTEE REPORTS Advocacy: The Advocacy Committee has undertaken to research alternative offerings to MDRA’s highly popular Dome Running program. The Dome is scheduled to be razed in early 2014. Administration: The Advocacy Committee has undertaken to research alternative offerings to MDRA’s highly popular Dome Running program. The Dome is scheduled to be razed in early 2014. Programs: In its ongoing mission to provide a superior experience to participants in its training programs, the MDRA board reviewed local running programs’ schedules, services, coaching, amenities, and expense. MDRA’s programs were found to be at minimum comparable (fees, schedules) and in most areas, arguably excellent (coaching, services, amenities). Seeking further improvement, it was decided to implement post-program surveys to participants which will be reviewed by coaches and the board. Promotions: In the first 30 days support for MDRA’s online store resulted in significant sales of MDRA vintage style gear. This clothing line will also be available for sale at the MDRA booth at Grandma’s Marathon Expo. Race: The MDRA 15K (Sunday August 11, 2013), has been moved from Edina to Crosby Park for 2013, resulting in a $3000 expense reduction as police officers will not be needed to control intersections. MDRA is proud and grateful to work with several new race directors during the 2013 season for the Lake Johanna, Hopkins, Ron Daws, and Moms Day 5K races. New Business: July Board meeting rescheduled from July 8 to July 22. Old Business: The discussion on MDRA branding and the state of the current logo will take place at the July 22 meeting. Noelle Frost will send out a topic agenda.
In 2012 MDRA membership received a significant boost through its partnership with the Explore Minnesota Challenge. We partnered with that program again in 2013, but this year’s participation (in the Explore MN Challenge) is approximately half its 2012 level and not all those members renewed, resulting in a drop this month in our overall membership numbers.
COMMITTEE REPORTS Advocacy: The City of Bloomington is reviewing a request from The Friends of the Minnesota Valley’s Trail Advocacy Group and the Bloomington Geezer Squad to pave a significant segment of the Minnesota Valley Recreational Trail, specifically the section known as the River Bottoms which runs from Cedar Avenue to Bloomington Ferry. In a 2010 survey of our 2300+ members, MDRA runners indicated that their number one desired trail "amenity" was unpaved trails. The MDRA board voted unanimously to state its support in leaving these trails unpaved, board President Michael Iserman has signed off on a letter written by MDRA member Evan Roberts to the City of Bloomington outlining MDRA’s position. A copy of this letter will be printed in the July/August issue of RunMN. Administration: There is currently a two-year board position available. Interested parties are welcome to check out the opportunity by attending a board meeting as guest; simply contact any MDRA board member or Heidi Keller-Miler. Programs: Fall Marathon Training Program is experiencing record registration, likely due to the program’s ongoing commitment to provide quality coaching. The Thursday Track and Trails program, structured to provide a shining workout for runners of all paces, is underway and growing. MDRA was delighted to announce that despite the Metrodome’s 2014 destruction we will host an abbreviated season of its Dome Running program, from November 5 through December 27. In conclusion of its review of local running programs, its own marathon and half marathon training programs, and an extended, highly spirited discussion, the motion was raised and passed to increase the 2014 programs fee by $25. Program fees have remained unchanged since 2007. Race: Each Wednesday evening in August, MDRA hosts the Como Park Cross Country Relays. Each week is a different distance, and kids’ races are held at 6:30. There are many opportunities for volunteers to help with the races, contact Heidi Miler at hmiler@hotmail.com. We are also looking for a race director for the MDRA Moms 5K. To date, we have had 15 rentals of our race equipment, approximately double our 2012 rentals. USATF: Upcoming races: August 11, the 15K Championship at Crosby Park in St Paul. August 31, the River Bottoms Run (10 mile and 5K) along the St. Paul side of the Mississippi River starting in Mendota across the street from Lucky's 13. September 4 – October 18, the Salomon Autumn Trail Series (four 5Ks).
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Women Rock Half Marathon, 10K & 5K August 31 • St. Paul PHOTOS BY WAYNE KRYDUBA
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TC Urban Dash August 10 • Minneapolis PHOTOS BY WAYNE KRYDUBA
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Victory Labor Day Races September 2 • Minneapolis PHOTOS BY WAYNE KRYDUBA
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Jeff Winter City of Lakes 25K September 8 • Minneapolis PHOTOS BY WAYNE KRYDUBA
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