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Catherine Mitchell bent down to remove the timing chip from her daughter’s shoe at the Ringing in Hope 5k in Ashburn. She paused, stood up to face Emma.
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Catherine and her husband Lance are triathletes and Emma aspires to join them. Though she is adept at swimming, she hoped to improve her running and targeted the New Year’s Eve race at Brambleton Town Center. At 10 years old, her goal was to break 30 minutes, which the trio, from Ashburn, did with 23 seconds to spare.
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She beamed with pride when Catherine told her about her dramatic improvement over her practice runs.
“She broke 30 minutes 18 years before I did,” Catherine said. The hometown race’s 5k offered recent Brambleon transplant Karl Dusen a chance to race seriously for the first time since the USATF Half Marathon championships in Duluth, Minn. six months prior. He cleared the field within the first half mile and cruised to victory in 16:25 over Jim Nielson’s 17:19, slightly ahead of Eric Sorenson five seconds later, who was led off the course.
It’s been a busy few months for Dusen, who, since he last raced, turned 30, moved from Rockville, Md. and welcomed his second daughter with his wife Emily, who finished sixth in her first race back. Their daughter, Juliette, was on hand to, if not see her parents race, cheer for them, though that just as likely might have been crying.
“It was great to race out here,” Dusen said. “I’ve been adjusting to training with the baby around, but we’re getting a hang of it. Emily looked pretty good out there and we’re just happy to represent Brambleton.”
Women’s winner Peggy Yetman, of Leesburg, was also shaking the rust off following a break after the world Ironman championships in Hawaii this past October, where she was top 10 in her age group.
“I had to start again sometime,” she said. “He (her husband, Chris) pushed me out the door for this one,
if I was going to start up again I’d better just do it and stop worrying about it.”
She exceeded her expectations of running 20 minutes when she finished in 18:28, nearly a minute and a half ahead of Columbia, Md.’s Tiffany Hevner (19:50). Reston’s Lisa Johnston was third in 20:04.
The 10k started simultaneously with the 5k, which meant men’s winner Andrew Ciarfalia had some company for the first half, but was left to his own devices as he ran off to a 34:39 win.
Springfield’s Jeremy Lynch (35:08) and Ashburn’s Kory Jessen (37:01) followed.
“I slowed down a bit in the second half,” Ciarfalia said. “It got a little lonely and I just focused on catching 5k runners. It was fun, they cheered for me.”
He’ll be focusing on the Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run, with the Reston Ten Miler along the way.
Melissa Saunders spent her 10k chasing down other runners, primarily D.C.’s Cris Burbach, whom she caught in the fifth mile.
“It was scarier when I passed her, because then she knew I was there and I was waiting for her to come back,” Saunders said. “I knew she was gunning for me.”
Saunders, of Potomac Falls, prevailed, 40:36 to 40:57, and both had a solid margin over Burke’s Cathy Ross, who finished in 42:25.
Saunders ran the race for the third time, and found the flat course to be a dramatic improvement over the Charlotteville Fall Classic Half Marathon she won as a student at the University of Virginia.
“It seemed like we ran every hill in Charlottesville,” she said. She is planning on the Shamrock Sportsfest Marathon in March in Virginia Beach.
The 5k gave Briar Woods High School runners Chris Schopper (18:21) and Brian Presler (19:20) a chance to check their fitness following their cross country season. Their team does not have an indoor track season, so they are just getting back into their workouts after their fall campaigns.
“It was a good benchmark,” Presler said. “We’re starting 2013 with a good idea of what we have to do to hit our goal times for track.”
By James Moreland
Sterling, VA
May 26, 2012
For the Washington Running Report
Fun run start .
For the last nine years this special race that starts underneath the ladders of two fire trucks in Sterling, has acted like the official start of the summer season. Raced on Memorial Day weekend the region usually blasts out a ninety degree day to test the runners. The course is a two loop jaunt around the Community Center. After cresting the first long hill at the end of the second mile runners get to run under an uncapped fire hydrant. A quick look at the times will tell you that the first real scorcher of 2012 took its toll on the nearly 500 10K finishers.
Only one event record was broken and that was Christy Dannenberg’s 19 & younger record of 42:22 set in 2004. Race winner Melissa Saunders, 19, took the crown in a very nice 41:21. The elite division for the Runner Rankings is 41:15. Only two others years, both extra hot, had a winner slower than forty minutes.
Katie Clarke, 19, got a late start finishing in 42:58 but her net time of 42:25 was near the former event record. Only one women in the top ten finishers returned from last year, sixth place Mandana Mortazavi, 48 in 45:16. Fourth place Kim Isler was the masters champion in 44:23.
In the men’s race, Ray Pugsley, 43, was the consensus favorite to win it all. Pugsley cruised home in 34:37 for his third win in five tries. He had set the 35-39 record winning in 2006 with 33:29. The next year he was second to Jorge Pardo, 38, who took his record with 33:21. In 2008 he came to for revenge besting Pardo 33:21 with an excellent 33:02 but was again second as Philippe Rolly, 35, won it all in 32:49. All three broke the previous record. The next year Pugsley returned as a master to win it all in 33:02, again. Only one runner older than Pugsley has won the race. That was Linda Foley, 46, back in 2008.
In 2007, runner-up Max Werner, 23 , had the second fastest teen time in 35:41. Today he topped his best Cascades 10K with 35:39. The teen record was set by C.W. Moran with 32:34. The following year he joined Philippe Rolly in a blistering charge down the final hill finishing in an identical time of 30:40. Rolly got the victory by an eyelash, while Moran settled for the 20-24 record. Last year Ethan Pacifico (left) was fourth overall in a solid 37:53. This year he was fifth, improving to 36:57. He still has three more years to try for Werner’s time.
For the older runners, Roland Rust, 60, continues his top ranked spring season with an excellent 40:24 for the second best age graded time, after Pugsley, in tthe event. It makes you realize how good Patrick Griffith was. Griffith is one of three runners, Moran and Rolly, with two age group records. He had a fabulous 38:46 back in 2005 at age sixty.
Four runners from the 50 Plus Club with a combined 161 races run so far this year came out to race. Jim Noone, 67, took another title with a solid 44:18. Bob Gurtler, 77, who normally prefers the 5K with 28 already this year, ran his fifth 10K of the year in 1:06:53. Karen Young, 43, and Bill Stahr, 51, have a combined 35 races each in the 5K and 10K. Stahr, who won his age group in 44:12, ran a record 78 10K races in 2009. Young, who just missed running fifty or more for the third time with 49 in 2001, leads Stahr this year so far 19 to 17.
Awards Listing (No Duplicate Prizes)
OVERALL MALE (GUN TIME)
Place Num Name Lname Age City Time
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1 3 Ray Pugsley 43 Potomac Falls VA 34:37
2 506 Max Werner 23 Potomac Falls VA 35:39
3 346 Douglas Haines 27 Centreville VA 36:28
OVERALL FEMALE (GUN TIME)
Place Num Name Lname Age City Time
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1 422 Melissa Saunders 19 Potomac Falls VA 41:21
2 44 Katie Clarke 19 Sterling VA 42:58
3 251 Mary Beth Chosak 33 Arlington VA 43:21
MALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 19 (NET TIME)
1 336 Ethan Pacifico 16 Potomac Falls VA 36:57
2 118 Patrick Wilson 19 Sterling VA 38:33
3 508 Zawad Chowdhury 18 Potomac Falls VA 38:43
FEMALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 19 (NET TIME)
1 499 Samantha Phillips 19 Potomac Falls VA 48:13
2 459 Kayla Grimmett 18 Sterling VA 48:23
3 283 Barbara Rion 19 Sterling VA 49:00
MALE AGE GROUP: 20 - 24 (NET TIME)
1 505 Kyle Kinnally 24 Ashburn VA 36:52
2 450 Matt Weber 21 Sterling VA 37:46
3 493 Tim French 20 Sterling VA 44:05
FEMALE AGE GROUP: 20 - 24 (NET TIME)
1 129 Emily O'Connor 22 Sterling VA 47:15
2 211 Erica Raggio 21 Sterling VA 50:41
3 307 Lauren Cummings 23 Olympia WA 53:05
MALE AGE GROUP: 25 - 29 (NET TIME)
1 119 Sean Wilson 25 Sterling VA 37:39
2 22 Mike Tosto 28 Sterling VA 41:14
3 306 William Fastenau 25 Olympia WA 43:11
FEMALE AGE GROUP: 25 - 29 (NET TIME)
1 453 Kristina Keller 29 Cleveland OH 45:11
2 514 Amanda Gould 29 Centreville VA 46:40
3 213 Heather Hanks 29 Clifton VA 48:08
MALE AGE GROUP: 30 - 34 (NET TIME)
1 87 Dennis Haeberle 31 Reston VA 42:10
2 18 Caldwell Clarke 33 Leesburg VA 42:19
3 370 Andy Gingrich 32 Centreville VA 42:42
FEMALE AGE GROUP: 30 - 34 (NET TIME)
1 105 Alison Slade 31 Odenton MD 46:00
2 491 Laura Portillo 30 Potomac Falls VA 46:37
3 466 Melanie Bell 30 Potomac Falls VA 49:37
MALE AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 (NET TIME)
1 327 Robert Osterried 39 Sterling VA 40:28
2 181 Robert Antonellis 36 Sterling VA 42:37
3 32 Thomas Luke 36 Potomac Falls VA 45:21
FEMALE AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 (NET TIME)
1 27 Keisha Voigt 39 Sterling VA 47:17
2 80 Kristy Persons 36 Potomac Falls VA 47:19
3 365 Laura Sibley 39 Potomac Falls VA 49:41
MALE AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 (NET TIME)
1 270 Alan Sherman 40 Silver Spring MD 37:06
2 431 Rob Meadows 40 Lansdowne VA 39:50
3 97 Bin Mu 43 Reston VA 40:14
FEMALE AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 (NET TIME)
1 295 Kim Isler 44 Oakton VA 44:20
2 529 Karen Young 43 Boyds MD 48:15
3 98 Jie Zheng 41 Reston VA 48:58
MALE AGE GROUP: 45 - 49 (NET TIME)
1 358 Craig Hymes 49 Reston VA 39:22
2 538 Ed Milenski 45 Potomac Falls VA 39:36
3 509 Mark Fanelli 48 Reston VA 41:46
FEMALE AGE GROUP: 45 - 49 (NET TIME)
1 533 Mandana Mortazavi 48 Leesburg VA 45:12
2 428 Annie Downer 48 Herndon VA 50:26
3 193 Cj Schwartzrock 45 Sterling VA 51:35
MALE AGE GROUP: 50 - 54 (NET TIME)
1 532 Bill Stahr 51 The Plains VA 44:10
2 168 Gregory Gould 51 Sterling VA 45:14
3 354 Alan Riggs 54 Lovettsville VA 50:42
FEMALE AGE GROUP: 50 - 54 (NET TIME)
1 382 Pamela Thomas 52 Sterling VA 53:15
2 169 Laurie Gould 51 Sterling VA 54:07
3 187 Suzanne Cooper 51 Sterling VA 55:50
MALE AGE GROUP: 55 - 59 (NET TIME)
1 163 Ken Krehbiel 58 Washington DC 46:12
2 345 Keith Hosman 57 Dale City VA 48:45
3 424 John Klemens 55 Potomac Falls VA 49:47
FEMALE AGE GROUP: 55 - 59 (NET TIME)
1 465 Kathie Brumbaugh 55 Herndon VA 1:03:09
2 218 Laura Carter 55 Sterling VA 1:11:55
3 225 Connie Boswell 55 Sterling VA 1:15:59
MALE AGE GROUP: 60 - 64 (NET TIME)
1 207 Roland Rust 60 Bethesda MD 40:23
2 258 Bill Koetter 63 Ashburn VA 55:30
3 482 Halle Overhamm 61 Germany 1:03:06
FEMALE AGE GROUP: 60 - 64 (NET TIME)
1 313 Jaine Summers 61 Annandale VA 1:07:42
MALE AGE GROUP: 65 - 69 (NET TIME)
1 290 Jim Noone 67 Fairfax VA 44:15
2 390 Patrick Brown 67 Reston VA 55:22
FEMALE AGE GROUP: 65 - 69 (NET TIME)
1 387 Pat Welch 67 Vienna VA 1:00:58
MALE AGE GROUP: 70 - 99 (NET TIME)
1 411 Chan Robbins 74 Arlington VA 53:58
2 507 Ken Quincy 74 Vienna VA 1:00:14
3 474 Bruce Wayne 75 Potomac Falls VA 1:05:16
MALE FIRST TIME RACER: NET TIME - NET PACE 1 - 99
1 186 Son Huynh 33 M South Riding VA 48:38
FEMALE FIRST TIME RACER: NET TIME - NET PACE 1 - 99
1 211 Erica Raggio 21 F Sterling VA 50:41
By James Moreland
December 31, 2011
Ashburn, VA
For the Washington Running Report
The Hogettes helped out in the fun run. They also noted that a race about hope would fit in nicely with the Washington Redskins.
This the third iteration of the Ringing in Hope races that began last New Year’s Eve. It was followed by an early summer rendition started just down the road. After having a 3K to accompany the main event 10K last year, the races moved to a more logical 5K-10K format.
This year the two races started together with the 5K racing one loop in reverse of last year and finding new ground. For the 10K which was run as an out and back prior, the course offered two loops with slight adjustment. In the final quarter mile of the 5K the 10K split off to circumnavigate the shopping center and surrounding neighborhood, while the 5K raced around the final two corners of the plaza to cross the ChronoTrack mats.
This made things easier than having 10K runners cross the mats twice. And as there were nearly 2,000 runners with the 1K fun run included, it was easier to score. Many of the participants chose to walk the 5K. Often with two distances runners decide to change their race afterwards and it does make scoring a little harder to do.
The really fast runners easily lapped the walkers and many of the 5K runners. A curious phenomenon of racing is that often slower runners make a brilliant burst of speed at the very end leaving one to wonder why it took them so long to finish. On the other hand the truly gifted artisans will ease up when they have verily achieved their victory.
Joshua Hardin, 20, of Sterling, VA started about seven seconds late but bolted past the leaders early. He coasted in the file half mile to win easily in 33:32. He trotted across the line in what one scorer called a “ten minute pace” and at first was thought to be a mid pack 5K finisher. He may have needed to slow to get past the multitude of 5K finishers as he was alone among the 10K runners. Doubters need only see his 32:23 overall win at the Leesburg 10K last August ahead of Seife Geletu who earned 23rd place in the Elite division of the Fall Runner Rankings. Aaron Church set the standard last year in 32:14 as well as winning the summer version in 33:02.
Jonathan Phillips, 19, was the runner-up in 34:49 and then three submasters battled for the third spot. Brian Szabos, 38, took command in the end with a pure 6:00 pace and 37:18 finish.
For the women, the standard was a very solid 30:24 in the summer by Sarah Bard and Anna Bernal had been tops a full year ago in 39:45. Today Melissa Saunders, 19, ran away from three ladies more than twice her age. Her nifty 41:00 even had her as the fifteenth 10K finisher of the day. Lisa Chilcote (left) has been a busy bee racing all around the region this year but usually just over the official border. In the fall she settled a bright colored flower at the Veterans Day 10K in 40:04 to earn the fifth masters spot in the rankings. It also made her the favorite today but not by much. Cathy Ross, 41, had run a very solid Richmond Half Marathon. Mandana Mortazavi, 48, had been used to ruling the Loudoun County races. These three did not begin to sort out until the second half of the race. Chilcote was runner-up in 41:39 on a reasonably flat course with a few deceptively tough hills. Ross was just a little way behind in 42:24 with Mortazavi cruising in with 43:05.
Ryan Hughes, 15, (left) battled three other runners for the 5K honors. His 17:08 is the second fastest time behind Axel Tarnvik, 18, who ran a 16:41 in the summer. Indeed the next 8 runners all bested the second fastest time of the summer. Last winter in the 3K only one runner beat 49-year-old Ted Poulos and his 10:55 and that was Tarnvik who ran 10:27.
Poulos, now 50, was sixth overall in 19:03 easily the top master as he enters his full first month as a grand master. For the year Poulos has run 170 races, just his tenth best yearly total. During one five- year stretch in the last decade he ran 1235 of his nearly 5000 career races. It has been many years since he has not had fifty overall wins in a year. This year his total is 64.
Just has in the summer the top three women included a record, with Amy Passeuer, 22, running 20:22 to reset the standard set by Karen Haddon in the summer, a teen with Jillian Stoddard, also faster than the old standard in 20:34, and a masters finisher. Cheryl Young, 42, just nipped Kathy Hoenig’s summer crown of 21:20 with a crown making 21:18.
For the seasoned runners, Alan Rider, 75, jovially promised a victory in the 10K. Then he had to run for his life to head off James Chapman for the title 57:14 to 57:38. Margaret Collie, 67 was the oldest female finisher, winning her division.
In the 5K Maynard Weyers, 75, (right) generally has his way and dominated in 27:45. Most likely Rider was a few strides behind him when they split directions at the 5K finish.
For the ladies, Lee Glassco, 80, was the beneficiary of expanded age groups of 80 & older for another victory. If you build the division, they will come. Barbara Potzick, 71, was lured out of racing retirement to give it a go. This was only her second event in five years. She predicted about forty minutes, and even running “easily to avoid injury” she finished in a marvelous 36:27. Now she is thinking about another race to earn a coveted spot in the Washington Running Report Winter Runner Rankings, which end the day before the 2012 St.Patrick’s Race in March.
Awards Listing for the 10K (No Duplicate Prizes) updated 1/6/12
MALE OVERALL
1 1835 Joshua Hardin 20 Potomac Falls VA 33:32 X
2 961 Jonathan Phillips 19 Oak Hill VA 34:49 X
3 1800 Brian Szabos 38 South Riding VA 37:18 X
FEMALE OVERALL
1 412 Melissa Saunders 19 Potomac Falls VA 41:00 X
2 829 Lisa Chilcote 41 N Bethesda MD 41:39 X
3 303 Cathy Ross 40 Burke VA 42:24 X
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 1 - 19
1 912 Nathan Blevins 10 Manassas Park VA X 40:27
2 1353 Marco Lim 15 Centreville VA X 40:38
3 1390 Steven Hurwitt 19 Ashburn VA X 41:49
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 1 - 19
1 1957 Rachel Laveson 16 Annandale VA X 48:34
2 247 Maddie Siegel 19 Aldie VA X 49:36
3 1327 Grace Howard 12 Leesburg VA X 51:16
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 20 - 29
1 1124 Auguste Boti Bigore 28 Silver Spring MD X 39:04
2 525 Alan Mendoza 29 Ashburn VA X 39:53
3 2919 Miguel Perez 29 Silver Spring MD X 40:45
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 20 - 29
1 269 Amy Franklin 26 Leesburg VA X 43:33
2 1861 Miranda Forte 26 Gaithersburg MD X 44:32
3 1462 Dawn Gilbert 29 Manassas VA X 45:33
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 30 - 39
1 1923 Jeffrey Hiott 38 Washington DC X 37:26
2 622 David Pattie 37 Ashburn VA X 39:02
3 191 Anthony Deluise 36 Ashburn VA X 40:03
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 30 - 39
1 179 Danielle Newcome 34 Round Hill VA X 43:59
2 403 Alison Gittelman 39 South Riding VA X 44:24
3 1323 Carrie Leestma 32 Ashburn VA X 44:37
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 40 - 49
1 1850 Craig Hymes 49 Reston VA X 38:09
2 286 Lawrence Kusko 42 Stephens City VA X 40:28
3 393 Chris Godesky 40 Arlington VA X 40:31
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 40 - 49
1 1925 Mandana Mortazavi 48 Leesburg VA X 43:05
2 2906 Christie Yang 40 Falls Church VA X 44:25
3 340 Leslie Knibb 48 Washington DC X 45:00
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 50 - 59
1 616 Jeff Bowers 50 Ashburn VA X 41:49
2 167 Timothy Scott 56 Sterling VA X 42:55
3 1948 Bill Stahr 51 The Plains VA X 43:42
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 50 - 59
1 1774 Carole Jones 54 Ashburn VA X 45:23
2 676 Elizabeth Baumgarten 55 Stone Ridge VA X 46:54
3 547 Rosalind Poe 54 Leesburg VA X 47:00
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 60 - 69
1 2950 James Hozik 66 Great Falls VA X 49:56
2 1258 Bill Koetter 63 Ashburn VA X 54:29
3 512 Mike Thorson 69 Reno NV X 55:53
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 60 - 69
1 1089 Margaret Collie 67 Vienna VA X 53:46
2 599 Janice Cooper 65 Annandale VA X 1:14:58
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 70 - 79
1 816 Alan Rider 75 Reston VA X 57:14
2 198 James Chapman 70 Lovettsville VA X 57:38
MALE FIRST TIME RACER: NET TIME - NET PACE 1 - 99
1 39:53 525 Alan Mendoza 29 M Ashburn VA 39:53
FEMALE FIRST TIME RACER: NET TIME - NET PACE 1 - 99
1 56:39 642 Noreen Holcomb 49 F Brambleton VA 56:39
Awards Listing for the 5K (No Duplicate Prizes)
MALE OVERALL
1 1083 Ryan Hughes 15 Ashburn VA 17:08 5
2 1842 Thomas Johnson 26 Arlington VA 17:16 5
3 1798 Gregory Steinberger 35 South Riding VA 17:22 5
FEMALE OVERALL
1 1276 Amy Passauer 22 Ashburn VA 20:22 5
2 655 Jillian Stoddard 18 Purcellville VA 20:34 5
3 1966 Cheryl Young 42 Reston VA 21:18 5
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 1 - 19
1 1434 Chris Schopper 16 Broadlands VA 5 18:46
2 1373 Matthew Celsa 16 Sterling VA 5 19:04
3 1067 Adam Fischel 17 Broadlands VA 5 19:44
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 1 - 19
1 1057 Ayan Adu 13 Brambleton VA 5 23:40
2 1367 Alyssa Coon 13 Ashburn VA 5 23:59
3 1951 Livia Sabloff 9 Leesburg VA 5 24:40
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 20 - 29
1 281 David Pittman 27 Washington DC 5 19:07
2 1904 Danny Haley 24 Grasonville MD 5 21:43
3 667 Evan Stoddard 22 Purcellville VA 5 22:37
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 20 - 29
1 1989 Brittan Holiday 22 Chandler AX 5 21:20
2 1410 Elisabeth Flores 20 Sterling VA 5 22:32
3 1123 Krystine Rivera 25 Ashburn VA 5 22:38
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 30 - 39
1 405 Adam Borbidge 33 South Riding VA 5 17:41
2 302 Glen Case 36 Ashburn VA 5 19:38
3 1929 Ben Jones 38 Ashburn VA 5 20:24
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 30 - 39
1 897 Nicole Knutson 32 Alexandria VA 5 21:21
2 1837 Shannon Nieves 30 Reston VA 5 23:12
3 1971 Elizabeth Clor 33 Chantilly VA 5 23:18
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 40 - 49
1 1873 David Sousa 40 Fairfax VA 5 20:28
2 1214 Eric Whitaker 43 Fairfax VA 5 21:12
3 1817 Jason Warde 40 Vienna VA 5 22:14
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 40 - 49
1 414 Kelly Saunders 42 Potomac Falls VA 5 24:49
2 1181 Constance Pullella 43 Leesburg VA 5 24:57
3 1256 Beth Alwin 48 Leesburg VA 5 25:46
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 50 - 59
1 1934 Ted Poulos 50 McLean VA 5 19:03
2 862 Tom Nealley 52 Reston VA 5 21:16
3 1253 Gary Dunlap 50 Leesburg VA 5 22:20
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 50 - 59
1 1987 Felice Berkowitz 52 Fairfax VA 5 24:22
2 2973 Shawn Miller 55 Ashburn VA 5 24:40
3 539 Cheryl Collins 53 Gainesville VA 5 26:28
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 60 - 69
1 765 Robert Driscoll 65 Chantilly VA 5 25:09
2 1131 Randy Latimer 61 Vienna VA 5 29:59
3 1142 Paul Behrs 67 Sterling VA 5 30:25
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 60 - 69
1 1224 Sherry Fitzsimmons 62 Ashburn VA 5 33:28
2 939 Kerry H Rader 62 Chantilly VA 5 41:22
3 646 Chris Ferrario 61 Fairfax Station VA 5 48:24
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 70 - 79
1 1292 Maynard Weyers 75 Alexandria VA 5 27:45
2 1098 Thomas Grisard 70 Reston VA 5 38:43
3 1876 Norm Wingard 75 Loveland CO 5 40:58
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 70 - 79
1 896 Barbara Potzick 71 Potomac MD 5 36:27
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 80 - 99
1 773 Lee Glassco 80 McLean VA 5 53:31
MALE FIRST TIME RACER: NET TIME - NET PACE 1 - 99
1 22:38 320 Chase Strait 16 M South Riding VA 22:38
FEMALE FIRST TIME RACER: NET TIME - NET PACE 1 - 99
1 24:34 381 Christina Lee 20 F Sterling VA 24:34
