A New List of Personal Best Times A new personal record is a notable achievement so I would like to credit new personal best times when they occur. However, to do that, I need a dependable list of current personal best times. I have created a first draft of such a list but I need your help to check the list for errors. Please look at the list and let me know if I need to make any changes.     Thanks,  DCW

 

Bicycling Magazines Available I am still looking for a good home for a long run of the magazine Bicycling, perhaps 3 or 4 decades of issues. If you are interested click here to email me at westdc@plattsburgh.edu.   DCW

 

After 17 successful events (and two rainouts) running from May 15 to September 18, the 2013 Pt au Roche bicycle time trial season is finished. We had 68 different participants turning in 270 finishes. The busiest week saw 27 riders participating. The 25 mile course was closed for most of the season for construction of a new bridge at the 9.5 mile point on the course, so we had no 25 mile rides. We congratulated seven different winners in the ten-mile event this season. Jack Piller posted 6 wins and 2 second place finishes in his 8 rides and Bruce Beauharnois followed with three wins in three rides. Bruce also posted one of the two times under the magic 22 minute mark. He rode 21:55 but was eclipsed later in the season by Mike Wynn who showed up just one time and rode 21:45. His season best in a single try matched his performance in 2012 -- Mike is fast! Jason Amoriell, Corey Hamelin and Kevin Duniho each posted 2 wins, and one-time winners were Mike Wynn and Jerry Macner.

Four riders: Jack Piller, Kevin Duniho, Scott Woodward and Beauharnois, posted times in the 22 minute range. Mary Duprey again dominated the women's competition, emerging undefeated in eight rides. (Mary hasn't been topped after her first few rides in 1986.) The Lanterne Rouge (for last place) went to Jim Waldron and his young son Evan who rode the 10 mile course on a mountain bike and a tag-along. We had only three rides of the 5-mile course by Micael Nash, who rode the course in a fast 16:46, Devin Gosselin and six year old Matthew Macner. The Ralph Senecal Award for most dependable rider went, for the fifth straight year, to Ed Armstrong who rode all 17 weeks. Matthew Speirs followed with 13 rides while Lynne Murray and Ralph himself had 11. Scroll to the bottom to see all the riders and their season best times.

 
The Final Evening of the 40^th Season

Jerry,   John,   Stacey,   Barb,   Don,   Kenna,  Martin,   Ed,   Taher

 

18 September 2013 10 Mile Event (65 deg, almost calm) 1. Jerry Macner 24:29 2. Ed Armstrong 26:51 3. Martin Mailloux 28:56 4. Stacey Brooks 28:59 5. Taher Zandi 29:19 6. John Callaghan 29:35 7. Kenna LaPorte 30:30	The Final Event of 2013 We had a perfect night to close out the 40th season of time trials at Pt au Roche. Timer: Barbara West  Reporter: Don West    Congratulations to Erin Rasco, ladies winner in the footrace up Whitface Mt., to Jason Amoriell, second in the 5k Cannonball Run and to Ed Armstrong, fifth in the 10k Cannonball Run.
11 September 2013 Thunderstorms just two or three miles north of the fire station were enough to convince folks not to ride the TT this evening. About ten people showed up but made the wise decision as we watched a big gray cloud launch the "deadly cloud to ground lightning". And indeed, those who motored north from the fire station found the road was drenched and rain was falling half way up the course, not to mention the squall winds that would have hammered the riders. We agreed to try again next week, on Sept. 18, and we hope to see you there.	Mary does it again! Mary Duprey qualified for the 2014 World Championship Half Ironman by placing fourth in her age group last weekend in the 70.3 mile event in Muskoka, ONT. Mary and Gerry traveled to Muskoka early and previewed the course. Mary reports that she had a good swim, the fastest bike leg in her age group, and a good run. It was cool, indeed so cool (47F at the start and a high of 62) that she needed to dress properly to stay warm enough. Next year's championship will be in September in nearby Mont-Tremblant, Canada.
4 September 2013 10 Mile Event (63 deg, dying NW wind) 1. Corey Hamelin 23:44 PR 2. Matthew Speirs 24:31 3. Mark Theeman 25:01 4. Ed Armstrong 26:05 5. Donnie Armstrong 28:19 SB 6. Martin Mailloux 28:57 7. Taher Zandi 29:27 8. Stacey Brooks 29:38 9. John Callaghan 30:32 SB	A dying wind didn't help the nine riders who braved the sprinkles and ignored the cool wind, but winner Corey Hamelin recorded another personal best time and two others posted season bests. Third place went to Mark Theeman, a visitor from Boston. In a rare occurrance these days, we had no women riding.     Timer: Barbara West  Reporter: Don West

 
Return of the 25 Mile Event
The new bridge at the 9.5 mile point of the 25 mile
course opened just before Labor Day but nobody opted to
ride the long course in the closing weeks of the season.

 

28 August 2013 10 Mile Event (High 70's, gentle NNE wind) 1. Mike Wynn 21:45 2. Jack Piller 22:14 3. Corey Hamelin 23:47 PR 4. Matthew Speirs 24:18 PR 5. Scott Woodward 24:38 6. Mary Duprey 24:42 SB 7. Jay Ruff 24:43 8. Erin Rasco 25:27 PR 9. Lynne Murray 26:04 10. Ed Armstrong 26:25 11. Brian White 26:27 SB 12. Eric Kreckel 26:44 SB 13. Henry Buchala 27:07 14. Craig Jabaut 27:45 15. Heather Jabaut 27:50 16. Alicia Chase 28:08 17. Martin Mailloux 28:54 18. Bob Donlan 29:23 19. Art Rasco 30:42 20. John Callaghan 31:40 21. Stephanie West 33:56 PR	Fast times on Lakeshore Rd.  Mike Wynn returned for his one ride of the season on our ten mile course and again turned in the fastest time of the season, just as he had done last year. On a good night for fast riding, we saw four Personal Records (marked PR) and three more Season Best times (SB), and we welcomed back Bob Donlan and Heather and Craig Jabaut for their first rides of the season. Erin Rasco's PR of 25:27 places her third on Scott Woodward's honor roll of all-time fastest women.     Timer: Barbara West  Reporter: Mary Duprey
21 August 2013 10 Mile Event (80 F, gentle west wind) 1. Jack Piller 22:02 PR 2. Jerry Macner 24:21 SB 3. Steve Waite 25:56 4. Lynne Murray 26:02 5. Ed Armstrong 26:25 6. Susanna Piller 26:33 7. Eric Kreckel 26:54 SB 8. Alicia Chase 27:29 9. Taher Zandi 28:10 PR 10. Martin Mailloux 28:44 PR 11. Ralph Senecal 29:26 12. Donnie Armstrong 29:50 13. Kenna LaPorte 29:55 PR 14. Joe Gardner 31:33 PR 15. Ed Conroy 31:38 16. John Callaghan 32:56 17. Don West 34:05 18. Josh Garner 34:20 19. Stephanie West 34:23 PR PR - Personal Record SB - Season Best	5 Mile Event 1. Devin Gosselin 20:32 2. Matthew Macner 22:27 Timer: Barbara West  Reporter: Don West    Good News, Bad News On a good night for fast riding, 25 riders took the start line. Unfortunately, nobody had put out the orange cone marking the turnaround (sorry about that!) so several people rode farther than ten miles. Four of those asked not to be listed. Many others knew the proper turnaround point and we saw some fast times: apparently six personal records and two more season bests. We welcomed Josh Garner for his first ride and two others returning for the first time this season. We had entries in the five mile event for only the second time this season and welcome for his first ride six year old Matthew Macner. Good ride Matthew!
14 August 2013 10 Mile Event (62 F, WNW wind) 1. Jack Piller 22:06 PR 2. Corey Hamelin 23:47 PR 3. Matthew Speirs 24:26 PR 4. Scott Woodward 24:32 5. Jay Ruff 24:43 6. Shawn Turner 24:44 * 7. Jason Amoriell 24:47 8. Susanna Piller 26:04 * 9. Ed Armstrong 26:05 10. Lynne Murray 26:30 11. Alicia Chase 27:23 12. Sabine Amoriell 28:19 13. Martin Mailloux 29:42 PR 14. Kenna LaPorte 30:36 PR 15. Taher Zandi 32:05 - 16. John Callaghan 32:55 17. Joe Gardner 33:25	Timer: Barbara West  Reporter: Don West        Seventeen riders braved chilly (62 deg.) windy conditions with a few sprinkles in the air to complete the ten mile course. The strong WNW winds didn't keep five of the 17 from posting new Personal Best times (marked PR) and two more to ride season bests (marked *). This week's new rider, Prof. Taher Zandi, is marked with "-".
7 August 2013 10 Mile Event (mid-70's, STRONG south wind) 1. Corey Hamelin 24:14 2. Mary Duprey 25:22 3. Matthew Speirs 25:30 4. Lynne Murray 26:30 5. Ed Armstrong 26:33 6. Mark Whalen 27:28 7. Paul Rorbah 28:32 8. Stacey Brooks 29:01 9. Donnie Armstrong 29:49 10. Ralph Senecal 31:11 11. John Callaghan 33:14 12. Don West 34:26	Timer: Barbara West  Reporter: Mary Duprey    The strong south wind made it a hard night to record a good time, but a dozen riders took on the challenge. Comparing tonight's times to the riders' season bests and even counting two season bests (new rider Whalen and an improvement by Rorbah on his only previous ride) the 12 times averaged 46 seconds slower than the season best times. A strong wind will do that.
31 July 2013 10 Mile Event (80 F, light SE wind) 1. Bruce Beauharnois 22:29 2. Corey Hamelin 23:58 * 3. Jason Amoriell 24:16 * 4. Jerry Macner 24:22 * 5. Matthew Speirs 24:35 PR 6. Scott Woodward 24:38 7. Mary Duprey 25:00 8. Ed Armstrong 25:47 * 9. Lynne Murray 26:04 10. Henry Buchala 26:42 * 11. Sabine Amoriell 27:12 12. Donald Lord 27:13 - 13. Stacey Brooks 28:26 * 14. Bill Blough 29:23 * 15. Martin Mailloux 29:52 - 16. Ralph Senecal 30:21 17. Kenna LaPorte 30:50 - 18. Joseph Gardner 31:36 * 19. John Callaghan 31:38 * 20. Kim Manion 32:01 - 21. Don West 33:11 * 22. Jim/Evan Waldron 40:12 *T	8 Miles 1. Jean-Pierre Blais 23:17 - Timer: Alicia Chase  Winner/Timer/Reporter: Mary Duprey    It was a pleasant night to ride, and the light SE wind didn't keep riders from improving on their times. In a field of 23 starters we saw 12 season best times and welcomed five new riders. First-timer Blais misunderstood the course instructions and turned a mile early. Tandem bicycles are fast but Jim Waldron and his young son Evan are campaigning on a mountain bike with a tag-along -- not so fast, but we salute them. In this week's results tables, a dash (-) marks a new entry and an asterisk (*) marks a season best time. The tandem team is marked with 'T'. Please let us know if you made a PR.
24 July 2013 10 Mile Event (63 F, NW wind) 1. Jack Piller 22:26 * 2. Kevin Duniho 22:41 * 3. Erik Bollt 23:05 * 4. Corey Hamelin 24:37 * 5. Jason Amoriell 24:38 * 6. Jerry Macner 24:42 7. Matthew Speirs 25:04 PR 8. Mary Duprey 25:27 9. Ed Armstrong 26:07 10. Lynne Murray 26:11 11. Henry Buchala 26:58 * 12. Susanna Piller 27:01 13. Ryan Capagna 27:08 - 14. Brian White 27:11 15. Alicia Chase 27:16 * 16. Sabine Amoriell 27:35 17. Scott Bollt 28:03 * 18. Sandy Rasco 29:25 * 19. Stacey Brooks 29:48 20. Bill Blough 29:59 * 21. Ralph Senecal 30:07 22. Art Rasco 30:22 23. John Callaghan 31:52 - 24. Austin Ashline 34:02 - 25. Stephanie West 34:44 * 26. Kristen Besio 35:33 - 27. Jim/Evan Waldron 41:52 -T	Timers: Gerry Duprey & Sharon Macner  Rider/Timer/Reporter: Mary Duprey        A cold front came through on Tuesday night finally breaking the summer heat and humidity. Instead of stifling heat, we had temperatures in the 60's and a northwest breeze. With one tandem team riding, we don't know whether to count 28 riders or 27 bikes, but in either case, it's a new high for the season. On paper it should not have been a fast night, but it looks like the riders have been training well. In addition to the five new entries, we saw 12 repeating riders posting season-best times. In the table at left, a dash (-) marks a new entry and an asterisk (*) marks a season best time. The tandem team is marked with 'T'.

 

2013 Tour de Rand Hill
The Plattsburgh YMCA held the 9th annual Tour de Rand Hill bike race on Saturday morning, July 20. The race, which starts at the Y and climbs Rand Hill, finishing at the Y's Camp Jericho, is a revival of the Y's Harold Raymond Race, following the same course. Bruce Beauharnois and Alicia Chase were the men's and women's winners. Thirty three riders completed the event, and one dropped out after being involved in a small crash. We hope that Erin is OK. About half of the riders in the field are TT regulars so we thought, rather than recognizing each one individually, we would just post the entire finish list here. The results posted Tuesday in the newspaper contained at least two gross errors so you may notice some differences -- we got the changes from the Y. Showers forecast for race day morning stayed away during the event but some riders got wet on their ride back down to Plattsburgh. In the finish list at right, an asterisk (*) marks a class winner and double-star indicates an overall winner. The Y follows the practice that the overall winner shall not be recognized as a class winner.	1. Bruce Beauharnois 45:00 ** 2. Tom Giuliano 47:28 * 3. Scott Provost 47:28 * 4. Jay Ruff 47:50 * 5. Roy Brinker 48:43 6. Matthew Speirs 49:02 7. Nate Hammaker 49:37 8. Jerry Macner 50:19 9. Brian White 50:23 10. Alicia Chase 50:24 ** 11. Steve Bailey 50:50 12. Ed Armstrong 50:55 13. Henry Buchala 50:55 14. Brooke Kelley 52:06 * 15. Randy Kelley 52:08 16. Tom Brown 52:57 17. Stanley Hatch 53:17 18. Donnie Armstrong 55:01 * 19. Jason Amoriell 56:50 20. Sabine Amoriell 56:50 * 21. Thomas Doolittle 58:05 * 22. Bill Blough 58:34 23. Joel Wolkowicz 59:40 24. Mark Makhoff 59:47 25. Rob Wray 1:00:50 26. Marty Lynch 1:01:58 27. Jeff Bombeck 1:02:09 28. Marlon McDonald 1:05:44 29. Scott Hite 1:10:23 30. Don West 1:11:24 31. Ralph Senecal 1:12:38 32. John Callaghan 1:13:40 33. Ron Nolland 1:30:50
Overall and Age Group Winners L-R: Brooke Kelley, Scott Provost, Sabine Amoriell, Donnie Armstrong, Tom Giuliano, Alicia Chase, Bruce Beauharnois, Thomas Doolittle.

 

17 July 2013 10 Mile Event (88 F, humid, gentle W wind) 1. Jack Piller 22:47 * 2. Scott Woodward 24:31 3. Jason Amoriell 24:52 4. Mary Duprey 25:03 5. Corey Hamelin 25:11 - 6. Matthew Speirs 25:16 * 7. Jay Ruff 25:29 8. Ed Armstrong 26:04 9. Sabine Amoriell 27:10 * 10. Alicia Chase 27:16 * 11. Ralph Senecal 30:20 12. Devin Willis 31:29 - 13. Joseph Gardner 33:23 * 14. Don West 34:30 * season-best time - first ride	Timer: Barb West   Reporter: Mary Duprey        Temperatures in Plattsburgh topped out at 97, or 99, depending whose gauge you believe, and the humidity was extreme. Late thunderstorms showed up with lightning visible to the north of Pt au Roche and thunder to the west, but the TT went off without a hitch, or a lightning strike or a soaking. Mary wrote "the cycling Gods were watching over us." Jack Piller notched his third win of 2013 with a season best time, one of five season bests on a fast night.
10 July 2013 10 Mile Event (80 F, humid, strong S-E wind) 1. Jason Amoriell 24:51 2. Scott Woodward 25:10 3. Mary Duprey 25:43 4. Ed Armstrong 26:38 5. Sabine Amoriell 27:59 6. Roy Brinker 29:09 7. Eric Kreckel 29:20 8. Donnie Armstrong 29:52 9. Ralph Senecal 31:54 10. Joe Gardner 33:59 11. Stella Brinker 35:32 12. Don West 35:38 13. Stephanie West 36:04	Timers: Barb & Holly   Reporter: Mary Duprey    The showers forecast for the day stayed away so the ride went on, but in a strong south-east wind. It would have been interesting to know the time splits for the two halves of the course. We guess that some riders may have taken 8 to 10 minutes longer for the return trip into the wind than for the first half with the strong tailwind. In spite of that, Jason Amoriell's winning time was only 12 seconds off his season best. Good ride Jason!
3 July 2013 10 Mile Event (77 F, humid, no wind) 1. Bruce Beauharnois 22:14 2. Eric Bollt 23:21 - 3. Jerry Macner 24:26 * 4. Ed Armstrong 26:01 * 5. Erin Rasco 26:13 * 6. Lynne Murray 26:16 7. Stacey Brooks 28:42 * 8. Donnie Armstrong 28:47 * 9. Scott Bollt 29:19 - 10. Ralph Senecal 29:25 * 11. Sandy Rasco 29:27 * 12. Paul Rorbah 29:54 - 13. Art Rasco 30:15 * 14. Sean Tyrell 30:34 - 15. Joe Gardner 34:13 * 16. Stephanie West 35:09 - * season-best time - first ride of season	Timers: Barb West   Reporter: Don West        The area experienced scattered showers but the rain held off long enough for a successful time trial. The calm, humid air made for a fast night producing many season-best times. Of the sixteen riders, five rode for the first time this season. Of the remaining eleven, nine recorded season-best times.
26 June 2013 10 Mile Event (Low 70's, South breeze) 1. Jack Piller 23:15 2. Jason Amoriell 25:05 3. Matthew Speirs 25:50 4. Lynne Murray 25:54 5. Suzanna Piller 26:30 tie Ed Armstrong 26:30 7. Brian White 26:35 8. Sabine Amoriell 27:41 9. Ralph Senecal 30:12 10. Kevin Devins 31:57 11. Don West 34:30 12. Joe Gardner 35:43	Timers: Scott & Barb   Reporter: Don West        It rained in Plattsburgh but not on the time trial course where 13 riders showed up to test their fitness. Bruce Gugliotta suffered a flat tire half way through the event and the other 12 riders found the second half a challenge as they rode into a mild headwind.
19 June 2013 10 Mile Event (Low 70's, North breeze) 1. Jason Amoriell 24:39 2. Jay Ruff 24:41 3. Jerry Macner 24:42 4. Jason Baldomir 24:48 5. Mary Duprey 24:52 6. Bruce Gugliotta 25:10 7. Shawn Turner 25:20 8. Matthew Speirs 25:22 9. Lynne Murray 26:29 10. Ed Armstrong 26:32 11. Erin Rasco 26:38 12. Kevin McCullum 27:04 13. Sabine Amoriell 27:26 14. Alicia Chase 27:46 tie Henry Buchala 27:46 16. Art Rasco 30:31 17. Ralph Senecal 30:44 18. Kevin Devins 32:21 19. Joe Gardner 35:59	Timer: Steve Waite   Reporter: Mary Duprey        Another good night with some more fast times. Nineteen riders finished the course -- it would have been 22 but three had problems. Sandy Rasco and Korey Devins both suffered flat tires while Owen McCullum broke a chain. Scott Woodward tells us that he was pleased with his ride in the New York State Time Trial Championships last Saturday. Scott recorded a good time and finished fourth, just 15 seconds out of the medals.
12 June 2013 10 Mile Event (70 deg, south breeze) 1. Jack Piller 22:47 2. Scott Woodward 22:54 3. Bruce Gugliotta 24:59 4. Matthew Speirs 25:20 5. Lynne Murray 26:09 tie Owen McCullum 26:09** 7. Brian White 26:29 8. Ed Armstrong 26:33 9. Henry Buchala 27:39 10. Stacey Brooks 28:53 11. Donnie Armstrong 29:04 12. Sandy Rasco 29:29 13. Kevin McCullum 29:38 14. Ralph Senecal 30:40 15. Art Rasco 30:45 16. Kevin Devins 33:04 ** corrected time	Timers: Eric & Holly   Reporter: Mary Duprey    Another good night: the rain stayed away, temperatures were friendly and the wind was very light from the south. Sixteen riders showed up and turned in some very good times. Jack Piller improved on last week's time to take the win. A dozen riders rode last week and again this week and every one rode faster this week. Improvements ranged from 16 seconds up to two minutes and 16 seconds. Mary Duprey had a fast ride going when she suffered her first flat tire in 28 years of time trialing at Pt au Roche. Scott Woodward took almost two minutes off of last week's time as he prepares for the state TT championships this weekend. Good luck Scott -- have a great ride!
5 June 2013 10 Mile Event (63 deg, NW breeze) 1. Bruce Beauharnois 21:55 2. Jack Piller 23:24 3. Jerry Macner 24:42 4. Scott Woodward 24:45 5. Jay Ruff 24:55 6. Mary Duprey 25:10 7. Jason Amoriell 25:16 8. Matthew Speirs 26:11 9. Ed Armstrong 26:49 10. Lynne Murray 27:00 11. Bob Dickie 27:24 12. Henry Buchala 27:54 13. Alicia Chase 28:01 tie Kevin McCullum 28:01 15. Sabine Amoriell 28:14 16. Erin Rasco 28:16 17. Owen McCullum 28:55 18. Donnie Armstrong 29:20 19. Sandy Rasco 30:55 20. Bill Blough 31:39 21. Art Rasco 31:40 22. Ralph Senecal 31:55 23. Don West 34:26 24. Joe Gardner 37:03	5 Mile Event 1. Micael Nash 16:46 Timer: Barb West   Reporter: Mary Duprey      The first good night of the young season brought 25 riders to the starting line, two more than the largest field in 2012, and the 25 included 7 women. Good. Having been rained out once and enduring strong winds on the other two nights, the riders finally enjoyed a gentle breeze and cool but not chilly temperatures. When one rider got mixed in with two immense farm tractors, he stopped and came back for a second chance. The start was held up for a few minutes so the road could clear.
Mary is a Winner Again in Half-Ironman Mary Duprey missed the first three time trials as she prepared for a Half-Ironman event in Raleigh NC. She and Gerry drove down the coast in their Prius with the Orbea TT bike on top. Mary reports that "It was just one of those days where everything fell into place." The medal just says "Finisher" but Mary won her age group (Women 50-54, with 41 finishers) and finished 247th overall out of (apparently) 1765 male and female finishers. Here are Mary's splits: Swim 44:18; Bike 2:38:21; Run 1:52:27. Total (including transitions) 5:22:30.
29 May 2013 10 Mile Event (62 deg, strong S-E wind) 1. Kevin Duniho 23:26 2. Jason Amoriell 25:45 3. Jason Baldomir 27:33 4. Ed Armstrong 27:36 5. Erin Rasco 27:45 6. Matthew Speirs 28:10 7. Danny Williams 28:58 8. Eric Kreckel 29:19 9. Sabine Amoriell 29:58 10. Stacey Brooks 31:12 11. Sandy Rasco 31:50 12. Scott Coleman 32:46 13. Art Rasco 35:52	Morning rains cleared up by ten am so 13 riders showed up for the time trial. However a strong south-east wind had developed, not as strong as two weeks earlier, but strong enough to slow the riders down.     Timer: Barb West   Reporter: Don West
22 May 2013 -- It Rained; Nobody Rode. Shawn Turner wrote "I was there...two others were as well. I was already soaked from riding to Chazy and back, but the other guys decided to bail since a storm was heading towards Chazy."
15 May 2013 10 Mile Event (52 deg, blasting S-E wind) 1. Kevin Duniho 25:46 2. Ed Armstrong 29:47 3. Erin Rasco 29:52 4. Sandy Rasco 34:26 5. Art Rasco 38:12	Off and on rain stopped in time for five hardy riders to complete a damp course. However the wind didn't stop -- a raging wind blasted up the course from the south-east, forcing some riders onto their small chainrings for the return half of the ride. Duniho, who has ridden the course for years, called it "the worst ever." Timers: Barb & Don West

10-mile            weeks Best Time
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Mike Wynn             1    21:45
Bruce Beauharnois     3    21:55
Jack Piller           8    22:02
Kevin Duniho          3    22:41
Scott Woodward        7    22:54
Erik Bollt            2    23:05
Corey Hamelin         7    23:44
Jason Amoriell        9    24:16
Matthew Speirs       12    24:18
Jerry Macner          7    24:21
Jay Ruff              5    24:41
Mary Duprey           8    24:42
Shawn Turner          2    24:44
Jason Baldomir        2    24:48
Bruce Gugliotta       2    24:59
Mark Theeman          1    25:01
Erin Rasco            6    25:27
Ed Armstrong         17    25:47
Lynne Murray         11    25:54
Steve Waite           1    25:56
Susanna Piller        4    26:04
Owen McCullum         2    26:09
Brian White           4    26:27
Henry Buchala         6    26:42
Eric Kreckel          4    26:44
Kevin McCullum        3    27:04
Ryan Campagna         1    27:08
Sabine Amoriell       9    27:10
Donald Lord           1    27:13
Alicia Chase          7    27:16
Bob Dickie            1    27:24
Mark Whalen           1    27:28
Craig Jabaut          1    27:45
Heather Jabaut        1    27:50
Scott Bollt           2    28:03
Taher Zandi           4    28:10
Donnie Armstrong      7    28:19
Stacey Brooks         8    28:26
Paul Rorbah           2    28:32
Martin Mailloux       6    28:44
Danny Williams        1    28:58
Roy Brinker           1    29:09
Bill Blough           3    29:23
Bob Donlan            1    29:23
Ralph Senecal        11    29:25
Sandy Rasco           6    29:25
John Callaghan        8    29:35
Kenna LaPorte         4    29:55
Art Rasco             8    30:15
Sean Tyrell           1    30:34
Devin Willis          1    31:29
Joe Gardner           9    31:33
Ed Conroy             1    31:38
Kevin Devins          3    31:57
Kim Manion            1    32:01
Scott Coleman         1    32:46
Don West              7    33:11
Stephanie West        5    33:56
Austin Ashline        1    34:02
Josh Garner           1    34:20
Stella Brinker        1    35:32
Kristin Besio         1    35:33
Jim&Evan Waldron      2    40:12



5-mile             weeks Best Time
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Micael Nash           1    16:46
Landon Gosselin       1    20:32
Matthew Macner        1    22:27