2023 Official Historic Half Media Guide
OVERVIEW ABOUT
About Marine Corps Marathon Organization
MARINE CORPS HISTORIC HALF
Participation by Year
Chronology of Winners by Year & MCHH Closest Finishes
All-Time Fastest Men and Women
Age Award Records: Male
Age Award Records: Female
SEMPER 5IVE
Participation by Year
All-Time Fastest Men and Women
Age Award Records: Male
Age Award Records: Female
DEVIL DOG DOUBLE
Participation by Year
All-Time Fastest Men and Women
Age Award Records: Male
Age Award Records: Female
CONTENTS 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
of Events Press Credential Access
Event Info Event Technology
Leadership and Schedule
Maps and
Security
What’s New
and Safety Marine Corps Historic Half Event Day Weather Economic Impact
Iron Mile Company
LEADERSHIP
Major General David W. Maxwell
Commander, Marine Corps Installations Command
Colonel Michael L. Brooks
Commander,
MCINCR - Marine Corps Base Quantico
Alex Hetherington Director, Marine Corps Marathon Organization
Angela Anderson
Deputy Director, Business & Marketing
Cory Cole
Deputy Director, Plans & Operations
Ken Delahoussaye
Manager, Contract and Purchasing
Jim Jackson Manager, Business
Bret Schmidt
Manager, Operations
Andrea Fernandez Manager, Sponsorship & Marketing
Kristen Loflin
Public Relations Coordinator
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
FRIDAY, MAY 19
Healthy Lifestyle Expo Opening Ceremony
Fredericksburg Expo & Conference Center
2371 Carl D. Silver Pkwy
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Healthy Lifestyle Expo and Packet Pick-up Fredericksburg Expo & Conference Center
Healthy Lifestyle Expo and Packet Pick-up Fredericksburg Expo & Conference Center
SUNDAY, MAY 21
Historic Half Opening Ceremonies
Historic Half Start Line, Carl D. Silver Parkway & Gordon W. Shelton Boulevard
Historic Half Wheels & Duos Start
Historic Half Start Line
Historic Half & Devil Dog Doubles Start Historic Half Start Line
Semper 5ive Washington Avenue & James Monroe High School
1 May 2023 | Greatest Half in History
3:30 p.m. 5:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 5:58 a.m. 6:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m.
PRESS CREDENTIAL ACCESS
The Marine Corps Marathon Organization (MCMO) looks forward to seeing you for the Marine Corps Historic Half Weekend hosted in Fredericksburg, Virginia from Friday, May 19 through Sunday, May 21.
CREDENTIALS PICK-UP
Available for pickup in the Media Center at the Fredericksburg Expo & Conference Center, 2371 Carl D. Silver Parkway from:
• Friday, May 19: 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
• Saturday, May 20: By appointment only
MEDIA TENT
The Historic Half Media Tent will be located adjacent to the Finish Line on Carl D. Silver Parkway. Media work space, Internet and event-day information will be available from 4:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on Sunday, May 21. The media credentials will be valid for the period of time and locations specified on the credential form submitted. The Media Center (Friday and Saturday) and Media Tent (Sunday) will have additional information, maps and resources available.
ONLINE DATA ACCESS
Members of the media are invited to log on to www.marinemarathon.com. The live results database will provide access for members of the media to run queries on top finishers and individual participants.
MCMO MEDIA CONTACT
Kristen Loflin
Public Relations Coordinator
Cell: 703-987-3191
Email: kristen.loflin@usmc-mccs.org
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MCHH WEEKEND EVENT LINKS
Click each line to access the link.
• HISTORIC HALF COURSE MAP
• SEMPER 5IVE COURSE MAP
• DEVIL DOG DOUBLE COURSE MAP
• PRESS RELEASES
• ROAD CLOSURES
• TRANSPORTATION
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EVENT TECHNOLOGY
The MCMO offers a variety of technology services for runners and spectators to use before, during and after Historic Half Weekend. From the Historic Half App to Track-a-Runner services, the Historic Half community is able to interact, investigate, inform and inspire. The best way to connect with the MCMO remains over social media. Join the community on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
MCHH APP
The Historic Half App will be available prior to the event for both iPhone and Android platforms. The app offers easy access to all essential Historic Half Weekend information including maps, spectator tips, schedules, transportation, weather forecast, runner tracking service, social media feeds and live results.
TRACK-A-RUNNER
The Historic Half offers tools to receive updates on a runner’s movement along the 13.1 mile course by receiving text or email in real time. Sign up to follow individual or multiple runners on their journey.
#HASHTAG
Share your unique perspective of the Historic Half by posting with the hashtag #RunWithTheMarines and #GreatestHalfInHistory.
LIVE RESULTS
Live split times and finisher info are available throughout event day at www.marinemarathon.com. Results remain unofficial until all finisher data has been reviewed and verified. This process usually requires two weeks to complete.
CUSTOMIZED FINISHER CERTIFICATES
Historic Half finisher certificates will be available when the results are finalized in mid-June. Accessible through the MCMO website, the certificate includes finish time, overall place and gender place. Runners will be able to individualize the certificates by selecting up to four personal achievement badges. The customizable finisher certificates offer multiple category options for badges including first timer, personal record, military spouse and charity runner.
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NEW THIS YEAR - 2023
DEVIL DOG DOUBLE
Once again, the Devil Dog Double will start in conjunction with the Marine Corps Historic Half. Devil Dog Double participants will again be challenged with completing the 13.1 miles of the half marathon course before mentally persevering to finish the last 5 miles. The additional 5 mile portion will now run down Gordon W. Shelton Boulevard and back up Cowan Boulevard. Runners will only need to conquer Hospital Hill once, but will have to overcome the elevation of Cowan Boulevard twice. This change in course welcomes a new set of participants as the pace requirement is now a 12 minute per mile.
PACE TEAM
We are pleased to have Half Fanatics as the official Marine Corps Historic Half pace team again in 2023. Designated pace times include:
• 1:30
• 1:40
• 1:50
• 2:00
• 2:10
• 2:20
• 2:30
Half Fanatics is a club for runners who are crazy and passionate about running half marathons and are ready to take it to the next level. They aren’t your typical running club, you must first qualify to join the insanity - 3 half marathons in 90 days or 2 within 16 days to qualify.
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SECURITY AND SAFETY
All participants and spectators are asked to adhere to guidance provided by law enforcement during Historic Half Weekend. Runners and spectators also will be guided through screening points at the Historic Half start areas.
All runner and spectator bags, backpacks, purses, etc., will be subject to search by U.S. Marines and law enforcement at all of the screening points. Participants will be provided a clear plastic bag during Packet Pick-up at the Healthy Lifestyle Expo. Only these clear plastic bags will be allowed at the Baggage tent located near the Historic Half and Devil Dog Double start area or on the U-haul baggage truck parked at the Semper 5ive start area.
On event day, participants may carry or wear hydration backpacks or vests and/or fuel belts while completing the Historic Half courses. Wearing a costume masks, hood, or other device that conceals a substantial portion of the face is strictly prohibited. Glass containers, flammable liquids or weapons of any kinds are not allowed at any event location.
In addition, all drones are prohibited as the area is designated a “no drone zone” by the Federal Aviation Administration. Drones are also prohibited in all National Park Service locations.
Runners and spectators are asked by the Marine Corps Marathon Organization and law enforcement partners to actively observe their surroundings while also supporting the procedures put in place to ensure the safety of all persons present. If something suspicious is observed, individuals should report it immediately, either by calling 911 or by asking a police officer, or U.S. Marine, for assistance. Remember, if you “See Something,Say Something.”
All bags, backpacks and persons subject to screening
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Emergency Evacuation Follow the instructions of security/police officers or public address system no WEAPONS of any kind including any and all firearms, knives/blades, tasers, ammunition, chains, projectiles, spikes, items resembling weapons, etc. no explosives, fireworks, or flammables no aerosols, mace, or pepper spray no missiles, darts, or other projectile-like objects no items determined as potential safety hazards no blades or sharp objects no alcoholic or illegal substances *Exception: Alcoholic beverages available at event. no *Exception: Authorized/credentialed personnel with prior approval. Credentials must be visible at all times. drones including any unmanned aircraft systems no smoking except in designated exterior areas no pets except registered service animals no laser pointers
MCHH EVENT DAY WEATHER
7 May 2023 | Greatest Half in History
YEAR HIGH/LOW TEMP. AVG TEMP. PRECIPITATION WIND AVERAGE 2022 90 ° 69 ° 76 ° F NONE 8 MPH 2017 69 ° 56 ° 62 ° F NONE 5.56 MPH 2019 92 ° 61 ° 78 ° F NONE .62 MPH 2016 63 ° 46 ° 55 ° F NONE 29 MPH 2018 87 ° 69 ° 70 ° F NONE .13 MPH 2015 88 ° 69 ° 78 ° F NONE 0 MPH 2014 2013 69 ° 50 ° 73 ° 54 ° 61 ° F 63.5 ° F NONE .06 IN 4 MPH 0 MPH
*2020 and 2021 were virtual-only events.
ECONOMIC IMPACT
The Marine Corps Historic Half in Fredericksburg has a highly significant local economic impact, generating millions of dollars in local spending.
The Marine Corps Historic Half generates as much as $7.2 million in direct local spending, according to the 2017 report by the University of Mary Washington’s Center for Business Research. Fredericksburg’s Department of Economic Development and Tourism commissioned the study.
In addition to the estimated economic impact, the study’s findings included:
• The event brought about 16,300 people to Fredericksburg.
• About half of the non-local participants stayed in area hotels during their visit.
• The event generated as much as $524,000 in tax revenue for the City of Fredericksburg.
“The study shows what a wonderful event the Marine Corps Historic Half is for the City of Fredericksburg,” said Fredericksburg Mayor Mary Katherine Greenlaw. “It brings thousands of people to our beautiful city and has a great effect on our local businesses and government. We know that many of the participants return to our City as visitors, and we look forward to their return.”
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MARINE CORPS MARATHON ORGANIZATION ABOUT THE
Marine Corps Historic Half Weekend, comprised of the Healthy Lifestyle Expo, the Marine Corps Historic Half (MCHH), the Semper 5ive and the Devil Dog Double, is hosted by the Marine Corps Marathon Organization (MCMO).
Celebrating its 16th year, the MCHH welcomes runners from throughout the country and world to run the scenic and landmark-filled streets of Historic Fredericksburg, Virginia. The “Greatest Half in History” has gained a reputation for its Hospital Hill, a 0.53 mile segment in which elevation doubles from 100 feet to 200 feet. This challenging section comes at the 10.5 mile mark and is in the middle of a two mile uphill climb that eventually peaks at Cowan Boulevard. After conquering Hospital Hill, runners make their way to the finish line.
The MCMO hosts multiple events throughout the year, all with the spirit of the Marine Corps.
The 2023 MCMO Event Schedule is as follows:
• March 25: Marine Corps 17.75K
• May 21: Marine Corps Historic Half, Devil Dog Double & Semper 5ive
• August 26: Quantico 12K
• October 28: MCM Kids Run
• October 29: Marine Corps Marathon, MCM50K & MCM10K
• November 18: Turkey Trot 10K & Turkey Trot Mile
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IRON MILE COMPANY
Named after the Iron Mines Company, a mining and smelting operation founded in nearby Spotsylvania in 1725, the 82 runners comprising the Iron Mile Company have completed every Marine Corps Historic Half since its inception in 2008.
Membership in this exclusive group must be maintained by continuing to run and finish the Historic Half every year. Since 2017, a finish in the Devil Dog Double also qualifies. The current company is comprised of 29 women and 52 men. The youngest runner is 30; the oldest is 76. Iron Mile members hail from 8 states and the District of Columbia with 23 runners from right here in Fredericksburg!
Each runner in the Iron Mile Company has displayed their dedication and resiliency by conquering the distance virtually in 2020 and 2021 before returning to once again run live in 2022. Who will continue to be Iron Made in 2023?
DELAWARE
Suni Edson
GEORGIA
Shannon Riffe-Orca
Amanda Stift
ILLINOIS
Trent Runyon
MARYLAND
Charles Cook
David Huryk
Andrew Kimmell
Carlos Mendes
Daniel Pannullo, Sr.
Simon Reynolds
Samuel Santos
NORTH CAROLINA
Mary Castro
David DeHart
NEW YORK
Daniel Payne
OHIO
Paula Banks
Anne Denton
PENNSYLVANIA
Robert Abbott
Robert Muhlhauser
Beth Muhlhauser
VIRGINIA
Richard Agnew
Denver Alexander, III*
James Armond*
Francisco Barboza*
Jennifer Bonney*
Kevin Bouffard*
Dennis Bradecamp*
Bob Brammer*
David Bridi*
Christopher Brock
Michael Buck*
Anthony Capizzi
Christopher Cella
Brett Chappell*
Kim Crisp
Vic Culp*
Timothy Daniels
Matthew Denson*
Laurie Dishman
Kathy Early
Rex Edwards
Sharon Firewicz*
Mark Glass*
Jim Gogan
Stephanie Hayden*
Julie Heflin*
Jeffrey Higgins*
Beth Howser
Jack Hyland*
Robyn Johnson
Joseph Kairys
Michael Kimes
Joseph Kingman*
Sandra Latta
Evan Lewis
Laura Linville
Steve Lisco*
Christian Lisco*
Gilbert Macias
Nick Marino
Sylvia Nelson
Lance Nelson
Kerry O’Neill*
Odysseas Pentakalos
Debbie Pereira
Joe Pereira
Robert Platt
Thomas Presecan
Tammy Rall
Anna Sargent
Susan Snead
Joseph Soley
Lawrence Taber
Greg Ubben
Donna Ubben
Vickie Veley
Jerry Warden
Dan Weidensaul
Cindy Whitehead*
Amy Wilmerton
Gary Winch
WASHINGTON D.C.
Annie Cocchiaro
*Local to Fredericksburg
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PARTICIPATION BY YEAR
MARINE CORPS HISTORIC HALF
*2020 and 2021 were virtual-only. Finishers are calculated off results submitted.
11 May 2023 | Greatest Half in History YEAR FINISHERS MALE FEMALE WHEEL/HANDCYCLE 2022 2,957 1,522 1,435 0 2021* 1,825 820 1,005 0 2020* 4,815 2,090 2,725 0 2019 3,674 1,775 1,898 0 2018 4,218 1,998 2,220 1 2017 5,192 2,462 2,730 3 2016 5,719 2,716 3,003 3 2015 6,240 2,910 3,330 7 2014 6,023 2,982 3,014 10 2013 6,290 3,206 3,084 6 2012 6,005 3,112 2,893 2 2011 5,697 2,940 2,757 8 2010 5,433 2,741 2,692 6 2009 4,960 2,631 2,329 6 2008 3,826 2,032 1,794 0 TOTAL 72,874 35,938 36,939 52
CHRONOLOGY OF WINNERS BY YEAR
MARINE CORPS HISTORIC HALF
*Bold indicates course record.
**2020 and 2021 were virtual-only events. Finishers are calculated off results submitted.
HISTORIC HALF CLOSEST FINISHES
12 | May 2023 #RUNWITHTHEMARINES YEAR TIME WINNER 2010 MALE 1:14:40 Steve Hammel, Arlington, VA FEMALE 1:26:26 Kristin Herring, Elizabeth City, NC 2011 MALE 1:13:53 Wyatt Boyd, Washington, DC FEMALE 1:21:27 Lanni Marchant, Okemos, VA 2012 MALE 1:11:33 Bert Jacoby, Fredericksburg, VA FEMALE 1:21:56 Courtney Chapman, Norfolk, VA 2013 MALE 1:11:05 Patrick Fernandez, Arlington, VA FEMALE 1:24:27 Laura Garrow, Blacksburg, VA 2014 MALE 1:05:09 Tim Young, Fredericksburg, VA FEMALE 1:25:18 Stephanie Fulmer, Arlington, VA 2015 MALE 1:14:59 Stephen Harrison, Fredericksburg, VA FEMALE 1:27:33 Britta Ultz Baxter, King George, VA 2016 MALE 1:11:06 Mark Hopely, Fredericksburg, VA FEMALE 1:25:24 Britta Ultz Baxter, King George, VA 2017 MALE 1:10:38 Mark Hopely, Fredericksburg, VA FEMALE 1:29:36 Alexandra Cassar, Bellevue, NE 2018 MALE 1:13:44 Thomas Porter, Fredericksburg, VA FEMALE 1:28:26 Jillian Weisbeck, Fredericksburg, VA 2019 MALE 1:15:24 Connor
VA FEMALE
Lindsay
Fredericksburg, VA 2022 MALE
Kyle
Alexandria, VA FEMALE 1:22:02 Natalie
Fredericksburg, VA
Hendrickson, Charlotesville,
1:25:02
Carrick,
1:13:24
King,
Daniels,
MALE YEAR FIRST PLACE SECOND PLACE TIME DIFFERENCE 2018 Thomas Porter, 01:13:44 Nick Reed, 1:14:03 0:00:19 2010 Steve Hammel, 01:14:40 Rufus Boyd, 01:15:01 0:00:21 2019 Connor Hendrickson, 01:15:24 Stephen Harrison, 01:15:55 0:00:31
YEAR FIRST PLACE SECOND PLACE TIME DIFFERENCE 2016 Britta Ultz Baxter, 01:25:24 Megan Truelove, 01:25:53 0:00:29
FEMALE
ALL-TIME FASTEST MARINE CORPS HISTORIC HALF
MEN
WOMEN
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YEAR NAME HOMETOWN AGE FINISH TIME 2014 Tim Young Fredericksburg, VA 27 1:05:09 2009 Tim Young Fredericksburg, VA 22 1:06:57 2008 Tim Young Fredericksburg, VA 21 1:08:51 2009 Aaron Church South Riding, VA 33 1:10:05 2017 Mark Hopely Fredericksburg, VA 28 1:10:37 2013 Patrick Fernandez Alexandria, VA 26 1:11:05 2016 Mark Hopely Fredericksburg, VA 27 1:11:06 2012 Bert Jacoby Fredericksburg, VA 29 1:11:33 2008 Billy Van Vianen Camp Lejeune, NC 27 1:12:19 2008 Adam Condit Centreville, VA 25 1:12:21
YEAR NAME HOMETOWN AGE FINISH TIME 2011 Lanni Marchant Okemos, VA 27 1:21:27 2012 Courtney Chapman Norfolk, VA 28 1:21:56 2022 Natalie Daniels Fredericksburg, VA 30 1:22:02 2008 Mary Kate Bailey Arlington, VA 33 1:23:59 2013 Laura Garrow Blacksburg, VA 24 1:24:27 2008 Martha Merz Annandale, VA 45 1:24:51 2019 Lindsay Carrick Fredericksburg, VA 26 1:25:02 2014 Stephanie Fulmer Alexandria, VA 24 1:25:17 2016 Britta Ultz Baxter King George, VA 37 1:25:24 2008 Mina Thorstenson Blacksburg, VA 24 1:25:35 2011 Lori Buratto Spokane Valley, WA 40 1:25:50
AGE CATEGORY RECORD HOLDERS
MARINE CORPS HISTORIC HALF – MALE
14 | May 2023 #RUNWITHTHEMARINES AGE GROUP YEAR NAME HOMETOWN AGE TIME 10–14 2011 Daniel Foster Fredericksburg, VA 14 1:24:43 2014 Mac Colomb Pasadena, MD 14 1:27:54 2010 Alex Galatro Stafford, VA 14 1:31:44 15–19 2009 Jeff Poindexter Dumfries, VA 19 1:17:58 2009 Dan Corrigan Solon, OH 18 1:18:24 2010 Mark Turner Fredericksburg, VA 17 1:19:48 20–24 2009 Tim Young Fredericksburg, VA 22 1:06:57 2008 Tim Young Fredericksburg, VA 21 1:08:51 2019 Conor Hendrickson Charlottesville, VA 23 1:15:24 25–29 2014 Tim Young Fredericksburg, VA 27 1:05:09 2013 Patrick Fernandez Alexandria, VA 26 1:11:05 2012 Bert Jacoby Fredericksburg, VA 29 1:11:33 30–34 2009 Aaron Church South Riding, VA 33 1:10:05 2016 Miles Aitken Washington, D.C. 32 1:15:21 2013 Ryan Carroll Portsmouth, VA 30 1:15:31 2014 Jeremy Lynch Springfield, VA 33 1:15:31 35–39 2013 Michael Krisman Montclair, VA 36 1:14:01 2017 Brad Holzwart Fairfax, VA 36 1:15:01 2019 Christopher Pirch Spotsylvania, VA 39 1:16:00 40–44 2014 Keith Matiskella Alexandria, VA 42 1:12:21 2010 Matt Boyd Fredericksburg, VA 40 1:19:54 2011 Alexander Hetherington Vienna, VA 43 1:19:57 45–49 2013 Alexander Hetherington Vienna, VA 45 1:17:52 2017 Matt Boyd Fredericksburg, VA 47 1:18:49 2019 Matt Boyd Fredericksburg, VA 49 1:21:02 50–54 2008 Steven Anderson Arlington, VA 51 1:21:01 2011 Richard Shaw Fredericksburg, VA 52 1:23:42 2010 Steven Anderson Arlington, VA 53 1:23:45 55–59 2014 Leonard Vergunst Ocean Springs, MS 58 1:24:03 2008 Carl Randall Fredericksburg, VA 57 1:27:12 2016 Douglas Craft Punxsutawney, PA 55 1:27:15 60–64 2016 Leonard Vergunst Ocean Springs, MS 60 1:28:31 2022 Chris Junkans Salem, WI 60 1:31:40 2012 John Moore Milton, PA 61 1:31:55 65–69 2008 Richard Stotlar Oriental, NC 66 1:30:37 2015 Alan Pover Whaley Bridge, UK 66 1:35:50 2016 Dean Rowland Pittsburg, PA 65 1:38:08 70–74 2013 Norris Taylor Tucson, AZ 70 1:45:00 2016 William Vislay Bumpass, VA 70 1:50:41 2017 Jackson Eaton Allentown, PA 74 1:53:21 75–79 2014 Stan Neumann Timonium, MD 75 2:01:15 2014 Dale Ruth Jupiter, FL 77 2:05:58 2011 Richard Williams Imperial Beach, CA 75 2:08:16 80+ 2011 Ira West Dahlgren, VA 80 2:52:30 2022 Carter Williams Smithfield, VA 80 2:56:51 2009 David Allard Evans, GA 80 2:57:59
AGE CATEGORY RECORD HOLDERS
MARINE CORPS HISTORIC HALF – FEMALE
15 May 2023 | Greatest Half in History AGE GROUP YEAR NAME HOMETOWN AGE TIME 10–14 2016 Carolina Fairbanks Spotsylvania, VA 14 1:33:00 2017 Madison Brown Fredericksburg, VA 14 1:44:56 2013 Mollie Upchurch Manassas, VA 10 1:45:09 15–19 2014 Denise Gallant Woodbridge, VA 17 1:28:21 2016 Jillian Weisbeck Fredericksburg, VA 19 1:34:26 2012 Tara Landy Burke, VA 19 1:35:14 20–24 2013 Laura Garrow Blacksburg, VA 24 1:24:27 2014 Stephanie Fulmer Arlington, VA 24 1:25:17 2008 Mina Thorstenson Blacksburg, VA 24 1:25:35 25–29 2011 Lanni Marchant Okemos, VA 27 1:21:27 2012 Courtney Chapman Norfolk, VA 28 1:21:56 2019 Lindsay Carrick Fredericksburg, VA 26 1:25:02 30–34 2008 Mary Kate Bailey Arlington, VA 33 1:23:59 2010 Kristin Herring Elizabeth City, NC 31 1:2626 2012 Katherine Marden Arlington, VA 31 1:26:44 35–39 2019 Serena Burla Stafford, VA 36 1:27:35 2008 Dolores Ware Dumfries, VA 38 1:28:07 2009 Dolores Ware Dumfries, VA 39 1:29:43 40–44 2011 Lori Burrato Spokane Valley, WA 40 1:25:50 2019 Tracy Dzibela Fredericksburg, VA 41 1:27:57 2019 Amy Huera Fredericksburg, VA 43 1:30:35 45–49 2008 Martha Merz Annadale, VA 45 1:24:51 2019 Stefani Watterson Alexandria, VA 49 1:31:05 2010 Susan Jensen Fredericksburg, VA 45 1:34:48 50–54 2010 DeeDee Loughran Oak Hill, VA 51 1:29:48 2016 Deb Jockin Fredericksburg, VA 50 1:37:27 2019 Catherine Miller Spotsylvania, VA 52 1:38:22 55–59 2019 Kendall Tata Stanardsville, VA 56 1:38:05 2009 Anne Wood Aldie, VA 55 1:38:05 2022 Catherine Miller Spotsylvania, VA 55 1:40:42 60–64 2019 Kathy Henderson Verona, WI 64 1:53:25 2016 Claudia Wolfe Alexandria, VA 64 1:53:31 2011 Linda Mills Salisbury, MD 61 1:53:40 65–69 2017 Claudia Wolfe Alexandria, VA 65 1:56:56 2022 Victoria Taylor Dumfires, VA 65 2:02:17 2016 Udon Beidler Easton, PA 69 2:03:22 70–74 2012 Kathy Lewis Oakton, VA 70 2:12:09 2022 Sue Herscher Winter Garden, FL 72 2:17:38 2019 Janice Jacobs Arlington, VA 72 2:28:24 75+ 2009 Erna Hegner Warwick, NY 76 2:53:31 2022 Jean Gardner Anaheim, CA 78 3:04:30 2017 Jacqueline Bardol Alexandria, VA 76 3:08:04
PARTICIPATION BY YEAR SEMPER 5IVE
*2020 and 2021 were virtual-only. Finishers are calculated off results submitted.
CHRONOLOGY OF WINNERS BY YEAR
SEMPER 5IVE
*Bold indicates course record.
**Different
16 | May 2023 #RUNWITHTHEMARINES YEAR FINISHERS MALE FEMALE 2022 644 261 383 2021 Live 369 168 201 2021* Virtual 343 131 212 2020* 697 227 470 2019 1,046 383 663 2018 1,016 383 633 2017 690 239 443 2016 1,270 427 843 TOTAL 6,075 2,219 3,848
YEAR TIME WINNER 2016 MALE 30:09 Aaron Naraine, Fredericksburg, VA FEMALE 33:34 Brenda Schrank, Winchester, VA 2017 MALE 27:20 Yonel Admasu, Fairfax, VA FEMALE 33:33 Savannah Roark, Spotsylvania, VA 2018 MALE 31:30 Randy Shelton, North Prince George, VA FEMALE 38:18 Jenna Scholz, Alexandria, VA 2019 MALE 27:18 Mark Hopely, Fredericksburg, VA FEMALE 34:30 Emily Hopely, Fredericksburg, VA 2021** MALE 26:03 Jonathan Ladson, Dale City, VA FEMALE 33:14 Sarah Scully, Pittsburgh, PA 2022 MALE 30:14 Skyler Moon, Spotsylvania, VA FEMALE 34:02 Grace Vandegrift, Valrico, FL
Course. Event ran aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico in 2021.
ALL-TIME FASTEST SEMPER 5IVE
MEN
WOMEN
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YEAR NAME HOMETOWN AGE FINISH TIME 2021* Jonathan Ladson Dale City, VA 29 00:26:03 2019 Mark Hopely Fredericksburg, VA 30 00:27:18 2017 Yonel Admasu Fairfax, VA 20 00:27:20 2017 Kyle Pfohl Fredericksburg, VA 22 00:27:59 2016 Aaron Naraine Fredericksburg, VA 17 00:30:10 2022 Skyler Moon Fredericksburg, VA 22 00:30:14 2017 John Robertson Lexington, VA 31 00:30:17 2016 Jim Gregory Wheaton, MD 43 00:30:38 2016 Nathan Howes Port Royal, VA 43 00:31:02 2017 Tanner Jacobs Stafford, VA 18 00:31:02 2022 Alex Epler Reading, PA 35 00:31:12 2016 Tanner Jacobs Stafford, VA 17 00:31:17 2018 Randy Shelton North Prince George, VA 43 00:31:30
YEAR NAME HOMETOWN AGE FINISH TIME 2021* Sarah Scully Pittsburgh, PA 25 00:33:14* 2017 Savannah Roark Spotsylvania, VA 14 00:33:33 2016 Brenda Schrank Winchester, VA 44 00:33:34 2017 Emily Hopely Fredericksburg, VA 30 00:33:46 2022 Grace Vandegrift Valrico, FL 29 00:34:02 2019 Emily Hopely Fredericksburg, VA 32 00:34:30 2017 Amber Haney Palmyra, VA 17 00:35:07 2016 Jenna Scholz Alexandria, VA 30 00:35:52 2016 Emily Hopely Fredericksburg, VA 29 00:36:12 2016 Amber Haney Palmyra, VA 16 00:36:42 2016 Jackie Rodriguez Palmyra, VA 16 00:36:43 2016 Miho Cunney Stafford, VA 45 00:37:13
*Different Course. Event ran aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico in 2021.
AGE CATEGORY RECORD HOLDERS SEMPER 5IVE – MALE
18 | May 2023 #RUNWITHTHEMARINES AGE GROUP YEAR NAME HOMETOWN AGE TIME 8-14 2022 Izrael Diaz Springfield, VA 14 00:32:32 2019 Matthew Appleton Fredericksburg, VA 14 00:35:49 2016 Andrew Holladay Manassas, VA 14 00:36:18 15–19 2017 Tanner Jacobs Stafford, VA 18 00:31:02 2016 Tanner Jacobs Stafford, VA 17 00:31:17 2016 Anthony Brooks Stafford, VA 19 00:31:32 20-29 2019 Yonel Admasu Fairfax, VA 20 00:27:20 2022 Noah Aderhold Lynchburg, VA 27 00:34:14 2019 Christopher Ochoa Jamaica, NY 22 00:34:25 30-39 2019 Mark Hopely Fredericksburg, VA 30 00:27:18 2022 Alex Epler Reading, PA 35 00:31:12 2016 Theodore Yantsides Fairfax, VA 33 00:32:28 40-49 2019 Randolph Shelton Mechanicsville, VA 44 00:31:13 2016 Robert Woods III Stafford, VA 49 00:35:45 2017 Greg Gilliam, Jr. Stafford, VA 42 00:35:53 50-59 2016 Larry Smith Wisconsin Rapids, WI 55 00:34:25 2016 Jeff Peterson Fredericksburg, VA 59 00:36:56 2016 David Lovegrove Fredericksburg, VA 59 00:37:16 60-69 2018 Robert Barber Springfield, VA 61 00:36:40 2019 David Lovegrove Fredericksburg, VA 62 00:38:36 2017 Mike Brooks Fredericksburg, VA 60 00:41:21 70+ 2017 Louis Razzino Alexandria, VA 70 00:42:47 2017 James Fuller Henrico, VA 73 00:48:17 2017 Warren Wooley Callao, VA 72 00:50:35
AGE CATEGORY RECORD HOLDERS SEMPER 5IVE – FEMALE
19 May 2023 | Greatest Half in History AGE GROUP YEAR NAME HOMETOWN AGE TIME 8-14 2017 Savannah Roark Spotsylvania, VA 14 00:33:33 2016 Savannah Roark Spotsylvania, VA 13 00:37:53 2019 Adalyn Perez Stafford, VA 15 00:41:02 15–19 2017 Amber Haney Palmyra, VA 17 00:35:07 2016 Amber Haney Palmyra, VA 16 00:36:42 2016 Jackie Rodriguez Palmyra, VA 16 00:36:43 20-29 2022 Alexis Eyo Washington, DC 29 00:37:36 2019 Brianna Payson Lancaster, PA 22 00:38:10 2019 Taylor Dean Boyd Tavern, VA 25 00:39:37 30-39 2017 Emily Hopely Fredericksburg, VA 30 00:33:46 2019 Emily Hopely Fredericksburg, VA 32 00:34:30 2016 Jenna Scholz Alexandria, VA 30 00:35:52 40-49 2016 Brenda Schrank Winchester, VA 44 00:33:34 2019 Linda Lamott Lebanon, TN 46 00:36:40 2016 Miho Cunney Stafford, VA 46 00:37:13 50-59 2017 Helena Bozarth Fredericksburg, VA 50 00:38:55 2016 Leslie Kash Fredericksburg, VA 59 00:42:22 2017 Charla Geear Saint Charles, MO 52 00:44:47 60-69 2017 Leslie Kash Fredericksburg, VA 60 00:42:39 2019 Leslie Kash Fredericksburg, VA 62 00:44:11 2016 Hannah Phillips Alexandria, VA 63 00:45:00 70+ 2016 Gail Hermosilla Cross Junction, VA 71 00:59:38 2022 Loretta Wallace Mineral, VA 71 01:06:48 2016 Judy Hanna Williamsburg, VA 72 01:07:13
PARTICIPATION BY YEAR
DOUBLE DOG DOUBLE
*2020 and 2021 were virtual-only. Finishers are calculated off results submitted.
CHRONOLOGY OF WINNERS BY YEAR SEMPER 5IVE
*Bold indicates course record.
**2020 and 2021 were virtual-only events, therefore, no official winners were verified.
20 | May 2023 #RUNWITHTHEMARINES YEAR FINISHERS MALE FEMALE 2022 388 255 133 2021* 695 317 378 2020** 1,140 582 558 2019 714 488 226 2018 857 555 302 2017 408 262 146 TOTAL 6,075 2,219 3,848
YEAR TIME WINNER 2017 MALE 1:57:40 Joshua Novack, Annandale, VA FEMALE 2:04:34 Stefanie Shimansky, Winter Springs, FL 2018 MALE 2:06:58 Bryce Peterson, Quantico, VA FEMALE 2:19:37 Sandra Pahl, Dumfries, VA 2019 MALE 1:43:56 Matt O’neil, Woodbridge, VA FEMALE 2:18:53 Amber Reinecke, Leesburg, VA 2022 MALE 1:47:53 Jonathan Ladson, Dale City, VA FEMALE 2:16:42 Sarah McFarland, Alexandria, VA
ALL-TIME FASTEST DEVIL DOG DOUBLE
MEN
WOMEN
21 May 2023 | Greatest Half in History
YEAR NAME HOMETOWN AGE FINISH TIME 2019 Matt O’Neil Woodbridge, VA 23 1:43:56 2022 Jonathan Ladson Dale City, VA 30 1:47:53 2022 Graham Park Baltimore, MD 32 1:49:00 2019 Nick Reed Fairfax, VA 26 1:52:07 2017 Joshua Novack Annandale, VA 36 1:57:40 2019 Kenneth Parisi Montclair, VA 41 1:57:48 2017 Patrick Early Dumfries, VA 37 1:59:34 2019 Troy Hartle Owings Mills, MD 35 2:01:06 2019 Alex Epler Robesonia, PA 32 2:01:21 2022 John Mayer Fredericksburg, VA 29 2:01:45 2019 Leon Nevins Port Royal, SC 28 2:01:56 2022 Justin Coache Fredericksburg, VA 33 2:04:59 2019 Patrick Baier Bathesda, MD 46 2:05:25 2017 John Olav Fuglem Quantico, VA 47 2:06:02
YEAR NAME HOMETOWN AGE FINISH TIME 2017 Stefanie Shimansky Dumfries, VA 37 2:04:34 2017 Sandra Pahl Dumfries, VA 39 2:14:33 2022 Sarah McFarland Alexandria, VA 32 2:16:42 2017 Natalie Wagner Woodbridge, VA 36 2:18:43 2019 Amber Reinecke Leesburg, VA 23 2:18:53 2022 Andrea Rodman Bealeton, VA 40 2:19:12 2018 Sandra Pahl Dumfries, VA 40 2:19:37 2017 Magdalena Steiner Burke, VA 33 2:20:37 2017 Kimberly Nutter Fredericksburg, VA 29 2:22:29 2022 Janie Augustyn West Chester, PA 27 2:22:30 2019 Monica Sanchez Falls Church, VA 46 2:22:31 2019 Lil Chreky Reston, VA 27 2:22:54 2017 Stephanie Austin-Thieme Woodbridge, VA 43 2:24:59 2017 Beata Jajko Arlington, VA 41 2:25:00
AGE CATEGORY RECORD HOLDERS DEVIL DOG DOUBLE – MALE
22 | May 2023 #RUNWITHTHEMARINES AGE GROUP YEAR NAME HOMETOWN AGE TIME 14–19 2019 James Russ Stafford, VA 16 2:18:55 2017 Jackson Nordberg Quantico, VA 16 2:19:50 2018 Brandon Barker Verona, VA 17 2:20:13 20-29 2019 Matt O’Neil Woodbridge, VA 23 1:43:56 2019 Nick Reed Fairfax, VA 26 1:52:07 2022 John Mayer Fredericksburg, VA 29 2:01:45 30-39 2022 Jonathan Ladson Dale City, VA 30 1:47:53 2022 Graham Peck Baltimore, MD 32 1:49:00 2019 Joshua Novack Annandale, VA 36 1:57:40 40-49 2019 Kenneth Parisi Montclair, VA 41 1:57:48 2019 Patrick Baier Bathesda, MD 46 2:05:25 2017 John Olav Fuglem Quantico, VA 47 2:06:02 50-59 2018 Timothy McKeithen Alexandria, VA 57 2:13:41 2022 James Lafferty Fredericksburg, VA 50 2:17:09 2017 Roger Dalziel Stafford, VA 52 2:18:20 60-69 2019 Don Mueller Solomons, MD 61 2:29:51 2019 David Pinnick Manassas, VA 62 2:30:40 2018 Don Mueller Solomons, MD 60 2:33:45 70+ 2022 Walter Porzel Falls Church, VA 73 3:38:02 2019 Cecil Cobb Woodbridge, VA 72 3:54:04
AGE CATEGORY RECORD HOLDERS DEVIL DOG DOUBLE – FEMALE
23 May 2023 | Greatest Half in History AGE GROUP YEAR NAME HOMETOWN AGE TIME 14–19 2019 Dani Flavin Woodbridge, VA 17 2:27:55 2022 Mary Kate Murray Fairfax, VA 19 2:39:50 2019 Kadence Stanton Fredericksburg, VA 18 2:44:02 20-29 2019 Amber Reinecke Leesburg, VA 23 2:18:53 2017 Kimberly Nutter Fredericksburg, VA 29 2:22:29 2022 Janue Augustyn West Chester, PA 27 2:22:30 30-39 2019 Stefanie Shimansky Dumfries, VA 37 2:04:34 2017 Sandra Pahl Virginia, VA 39 2:14:33 2022 Sarah McFarland Alexandria, VA 32 2:16:42 40-49 2022 Andrea Rodman Bealeton, VA 40 2:19:12 2019 Sandra Pahl Dumfries, VA 40 2:19:37 2019 Monica Sanchez Falls Church, VA 46 2:22:31 50-59 2019 Missy Moore Ashland, KY 51 2:27:45 2017 Mi Kincaid Aldie, VA 59 2:28:28 2022 Cynthia Robbs Chesterfield, VA 51 2:37:46 60-69 2019 Michele Reaves Woodbridge, VA 60 3:20:30 2022 Su Cheong Ridgefield, NJ 60 3:23:20 2019 Kyung Lee Sierra Vista, AZ 61 3:58:57
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