Bicycle Time Trials Clinton County NY 2015

Bicycle Time Trials
Results of the weekly events at Pt au Roche, NY
The 2015 season

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16 September 2015
10 Mile Event
(67 deg. 0 Wind)

1. Bobby Bailey 21:04 2. Kevin Duniho 23:11 3. Amy Miner 23:14 4. Randy Kelley 24:52 5. Scott Woodward 25:39 6. Ed Armstrong 27:18 7. Stacey Brooks 27:23 8. John Callaghan 30:28 9. Stephen Lafave 32:18 10. Bill Stansbury 37:38(PR)
New women's course record set

Bobby Bailey and Amy Miner made a visit from Vermont adding to the list of first time riders. Both riders scored wins. Bailey's time of 21:04 was the second fastest ever and Miner broke the women's course record with a time of 23:14. the previous record was 23:59 set in 2007 by Mary Duprey. John Callaghan rode all 18 events. The season ended with 11 different overall winners.

Timer: Hollie Bower and Eric Kreckel.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

9 September 2015
10 Mile Event
(70 deg. 0 Wind)

1. Ed Armstrong 27:22 2. John Callaghan 30:23 3. Stephen Lafave 32:18 4. Bill Stansbury 37:38
Tenth different winner of the season

Heavy rain cleared out of the area and four riders posted times this week. Humidity was high but for the third week in a row no wind. Bill Stansbury adds his name to the list of first time riders. Ed Armstrong picked up the win and John Callaghan continues his consecutive start streak.

Timer: Barb West.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

2 September 2015
10 Mile Event
(74 deg. 0 Wind)

1. Erik Bollt 23:37 2. Jerry Macner 24:22 3. Eric Kreckel 25:19(PR) 4. Ed Armstrong 26:34 5. Stacey Brooks 27:06(PR) 6. Bill Blough 29:00 7. Jake Steinfeld 30:04 8. John Callaghan 30:30 9. Stephen Lafave 30:56(PR) 10. Brian Harwell 34:28 11. Bill Steinfeld 35:22(PR)
Another fast evening

Erik Bolt scores his third win in four starts and four riders set personal bests on an ideal evening. In all 11 riders took advantage of the conditions.

Timer: Hollie Bower.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong
26 August 2015

10 Mile Event
(71 deg. 0 Wind)

1. Kevin Bouchard Hall 20:51(CR) 2. Scott Woodward 23:29 3. Erik Bollt 23:34 4. Jerry Macner 24:29(SB) 5. Erin Rasco 25:34 6. Ed Armstrong 26:33 7. Brian Wilson 26:57 8. Stacey Brooks 28:03 9. Paul Rorbah 28:05 10. John Callaghan 29:35(PR) 11. Bill Blough 29:50 12. Jake Steinfeld 29:57(PR) 13. Brian Harwell 32:37 14. Lauren Eastwood 34:13 15. Stephanie West 35:13 16. Bill Steinfeld 36:53(PR)
20 year old course record broken!

Kevin Bouchard Hall made is first appearance at Point au Roche an impressive one setting the ten mile course record at 20:51. The record was Kevin Duniho's time of 21:31 set in 1995. The conditions were ideal with no wind or humidity. 16 riders again was a tie for largest turn out of the season. Congratulations Kevin!

Timer: Hollie Bower and Sandy Rasco.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

19 August 2015
10 Mile Event
(84 deg. SSE Wind)

1. Jim Walker 22:39 2. Bill McGreery 22:46 3. Scott Woodward 24:24 4. Jerry Macner 24:46 5. Erin Rasco 25:15 6. Jason Amoriell 25:17 7. Eric Kreckel 25:49 8. Brian White 26:39 9. Ed Armstrong 27:23 10. Sandy Rasco 30:09 11. John Callaghan 30:58 12. Jacob Steinfeld 31:28(PR) 13. Bill Steinfeld 37:25(PR)
Another close finish

Jim Walker becomes the seventh different winner in 14 events this season by only seven second over last weeks winner Bill McGreery. 13 riders battled hot temperatures and a challenging SSE wind.

Timer: Hollie Bower.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

12 August 2015
10 Mile Event
(72 deg. WNW Wind)

1. Bill McGreery 23:02 2. Erin Rasco 24:50 3. Scott Woodward 24:54 4. Eric Kreckel 25:50 5. Jason Amoriell 26:00 6. Brian Wilson 27:26 7. Stacey Brooks 28:59 8. Ed Armstrong 29:02 9. Scott Hinman 29:35 10. John Callaghan 30:18 11. Bill Blough 30:24 12. Ralph Senecal 31:20 13. Jacob Steinfeld 32:00 14. Brian Harwell 33:12 15. Bill Steinfeld 39:00 Five Mile course 1. Susanne Vanargon 21:23
McGreery leads the way

Bill McGreery is the sixth different winner this season timing in at 23:02. 16 riders ties a season high. Susanne Vanargon was the first to ride the five mile course

Timer: Hollie Bower & Barb West.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

5 August 2015
10 Mile Event
(74 deg. light WNW Wind)

1. Jerry Macner 24:47 2. Eric Kreckel 25:30(PR) 3. Mike Zerrahn 26:05 4. James Brown 26:09 5. Brian White 26:55 6. Ed Armstrong 27:30 7. Stacey Brooks 28:58 8. Bill Blough 30:11 9. Ralph Senecal 30:50 10. John Callaghan 30:52 11. Jacob Steinfeld 31:52 12. Charles Johnson 36:40 13. Paige Kreckel 37:04 14. Bill Steinfeld 38:18
Macner fastest of 14 riders

The rain held off and 14 riders recorded times. Jerry Macner scores another win and Eric Kreckel breaks his own best time for the second week in a row. James Brown, Charles Johnson, Jacob Steinfeld and Bill Steinfeld add their names to the list of first time riders.

Timer: Hollie Bower & Barb West.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

29 July 2015
10 Mile Event
(88 deg. S. Wind)

1. Scott Woodward 23:33(sb) 2. Erin Rasco 24:01(PR) 3. Jerry Macner 24:31(SB) 4. Mike Zerrahn 25:36 5. Brian White 26:01(PR) 6. Ed Armstrong 26:31(SB) 7. Stacey Brooks 28:12(SB) 8. Ralph Senecal 30:01 9 John Callaghan 30:04 10. Stephen Lafave 31:43
Rasco close to breaking woman's course record

Ten riders battled the heat with over half timing in setting personal or season best times. Scott Woodward took the overall win. Erin Rasco's time was three seconds away from breaking the woman's course record set by Mary Duprey. Will the record fall?

Timer: Sandy Rasco, Eric Kreckel & Barb West.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

22 July 2015
10 Mile Event
(72 deg. 8 W Wind)

1. Erin Rasco 24:20 PR 2. Eric Kreckel 25:31 PR 3. Brian White 26:15 PR 4. Ed Armstrong 26:42(SB) 5. John Callaghan 30:22 6. Ralph Senecal 30:51
Ideal conditions for a fast night

Erin Rasco backs up last weeks PR with another this week winning overall in week ten. Two other riders set a PR and another rider recorded a season best.Eric Kreckel was the fastest of the men.

Timer: Hollie Bower,Barb West.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

15 July 2015
10 Mile Event
(70 deg. 13 NNW Wind)

1. Erik Bollt 23:29 2. Scott Woodward 24:35 3. Jerry Macner 24:40 4. Erin Rasco 24:51 (PR) 5. Eric Kreckel 25:59 6. Scott Bollt 27:01 7. Jen Goff 27:02 8. Ed Armstrong 27:41 9. Scott Hinman 29:20 10. John Callaghan 29:53 11. Bill Blough 30:18 12. Sandy Rasco 30:24 13. Brenden Hinman 30:25 14. Ralph Senecal 30:46 15. James Sheehan 33:15 16. Tom Ducatte 42:05
Bollt strikes again

Erik Bollt goes two for two this season. Brenden Hinman was a first time particpant. Jen Goff and Tom Ducatte made season debuts. The weather provided a fast night for the largest turnout of the season. Erin rasco set a PR and again was quickest female rider.

Timer: Hollie Bower,Barb West.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

8 July 2015
10 Mile Event
(79 deg. NNE. Wind)

1. Jerry Macner 24:44 2. Erin Rasco 25:07 3. Jay Ruff 25:26 4. Eric Kreckel 25:39 5. Brian Wilson 27:13 6. Ed Armstrong 27:31 7. Daniel McCullum 29:15(PR) 8. Bill Blough 29:55 9. John Callaghan 30:30 10. Ralph Senecal 31:01 11. Art Rasco 31:28 12. Paige Kreckel 36:48
Macner and Rasco earn wins

Another close finsh this week. Only 23 seconds seperate the top two. Bill Blough and Jay Ruff made season debuts and Daniel McCullum breaks the 30 minute mark.

Timer: Hollie Bower,Barb West and Sandy Rasco.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

01 July 2015
10 Mile Event
(72 deg. SW. Wind)

1. Scott Woodward 24:28 2. Eric Kreckel 26:09 3. Ed Armstrong 27:20 4. John Callaghan 30:19 5. Scott Hinman flat
Woodward scores his first win of the year

A rainy day turned bright and ideal for a time trail. Scott Woodward was quickest. Scott Hinman made his season debut, but a flat cut his evening short at mile six. Barb West brought a cake for a post race celebration on what would have been Don's 78th birthday.

Timer: Barb West.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

24 June 2015
10 Mile Event
(72 deg. light NW. Wind)

1. Erik Bollt 23:35 2. Jerry Macner 24:45 3. Eric Kreckel 26:22 4. Brian White 27:14 5. Scott Bolt 27:39 6. Ed Armstrong 27:56 7. Stacey Brooks 28:44 8. Sandy Rasco 30:04 9. Daniel McCullum 30:09 10. John Callaghan 30:35 11. Art Rasco 31:01 12. Ralph Senecal 31:59 13. Paige Kreckel 37:56
Bollt strikes again

Erik Bollt made the trip to Point au Roche and picked up his first win of the year. Sandy Rasco timed in as the fastest of the ladies.

Timer: Hollie Bower and Erin Rasco.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

17 June 2015
10 Mile Event
(74 deg. 0 Wind)

1 Jerry Macner 24:58 2. Jason Amoriell 24:59 3. Brian Wilson 27:10 4. Eric Kreckel 27:25 5. Ed armstrong 27:40 6. Stacey Brooks 28:59 7. Ralph Senecal 31:10 8. John Callaghan 31:30 9. Paige Kreckel 38:45
One second seperates first and second

In one of the closest finishes ever Jerry Macner takes the win under ideal conditions. Riders kept their own times.

Timer: All riders.
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

10 June 2015
10 Mile Event
(59 deg. strong N. Wind)

1. Erin Rasco 25:02 2. Eric Kreckel 28:31 3. Brian Wilson 28:48 4. Sandy Rasco 30:24 5. John Callaghan 31:45 6. Ralph Senecal 32:14 7: Art Rasco 33:51
Rasco and Kreckel claim wins.

Seven riders took advantage of a small window in the weather to complete this weeks event. The wind picked up from the north and all finished in the rain.

Timer: Ed Armstrong
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

3 June 2015
10 Mile Event
(71 deg. Sw.Wind)

1. Kevin Duniho 22:50 2. Scott Woodward 24:44 3. Erin Rasco 24:53 PR 4. Jason Amoriell 25:10 5. Jerry Macner 25:16 6. Brian Wilson 27:07 PR 7. Eric Kreckel 27:17 8. Ed Armstrong 28:49 9. Donald Lord 28:52 10. Stacey Brooks 29:17 11. Matt Drowne 30:05 12. Sandy Rasco 30:23 13. Ralph Senecal 30:39 14. John Callaghan 31:20 15. James Sheehan 32:34PR
Duniho leads largest field this year

15 riders completed the course and course record holder Kevin Duniho claims the win. Three riders set personal bests. Brian Wilson, Erin Rasco and James Sheehan.

Timer: Hollie Bower and Art Rasco
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

27 May 2015
10 Mile Event
(64 deg. N. Wind)

1. Erin Rasco 24:59 2. Jerry Macner 25:37 3. Jason Amoriell 25:39 4. Ed Armstrong 27:45 5. Brian Wilson 27:59 6. Stacey Brooks 30:18 7. Daniel McCullum 30:46 8. Ralph Senecal 31:30 9. John Callaghan 31:55 10. Art Rasco 32:19 11. James Sheehan 33:39
Rasco and Macner win week two

Eleven riders participated in this weeks time trial, including two first time riders Brian Wilson and James Sheehan. Erin Rasco scored her first overall win. Jerry Macner was quickest of the men by two second.

Timer: Sandy Rasco and Olivia McCullum
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

20 May 2015
10 Mile Event
(63 deg. S. Wind)

1. Joe Parrotte 24:31 2. Ed Armstrong 29:29 3. Stacey Brooks 30:47 4. Daniel McCullum 31:55 5. John Callaghan 33:35
Parrotte kicks off season 42 with a win

A strong south wind greeted five riders as the 42nd season got under way and after being away for a few years Parrotte places first

Timer: Hollie Bower and Barb West
Reporter: Ed Armstrong

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16 September 2015 10 Mile Event (67 deg. 0 Wind) 1. Bobby Bailey 21:04 2. Kevin Duniho 23:11 3. Amy Miner 23:14 4. Randy Kelley 24:52 5. Scott Woodward 25:39 6. Ed Armstrong 27:18 7. Stacey Brooks 27:23 8. John Callaghan 30:28 9. Stephen Lafave 32:18 10. Bill Stansbury 37:38(PR)	New women's course record set Bobby Bailey and Amy Miner made a visit from Vermont adding to the list of first time riders. Both riders scored wins. Bailey's time of 21:04 was the second fastest ever and Miner broke the women's course record with a time of 23:14. the previous record was 23:59 set in 2007 by Mary Duprey. John Callaghan rode all 18 events. The season ended with 11 different overall winners. Timer: Hollie Bower and Eric Kreckel. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
9 September 2015 10 Mile Event (70 deg. 0 Wind) 1. Ed Armstrong 27:22 2. John Callaghan 30:23 3. Stephen Lafave 32:18 4. Bill Stansbury 37:38	Tenth different winner of the season Heavy rain cleared out of the area and four riders posted times this week. Humidity was high but for the third week in a row no wind. Bill Stansbury adds his name to the list of first time riders. Ed Armstrong picked up the win and John Callaghan continues his consecutive start streak. Timer: Barb West. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
2 September 2015 10 Mile Event (74 deg. 0 Wind) 1. Erik Bollt 23:37 2. Jerry Macner 24:22 3. Eric Kreckel 25:19(PR) 4. Ed Armstrong 26:34 5. Stacey Brooks 27:06(PR) 6. Bill Blough 29:00 7. Jake Steinfeld 30:04 8. John Callaghan 30:30 9. Stephen Lafave 30:56(PR) 10. Brian Harwell 34:28 11. Bill Steinfeld 35:22(PR)	Another fast evening Erik Bolt scores his third win in four starts and four riders set personal bests on an ideal evening. In all 11 riders took advantage of the conditions. Timer: Hollie Bower. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
26 August 2015 10 Mile Event (71 deg. 0 Wind) 1. Kevin Bouchard Hall 20:51(CR) 2. Scott Woodward 23:29 3. Erik Bollt 23:34 4. Jerry Macner 24:29(SB) 5. Erin Rasco 25:34 6. Ed Armstrong 26:33 7. Brian Wilson 26:57 8. Stacey Brooks 28:03 9. Paul Rorbah 28:05 10. John Callaghan 29:35(PR) 11. Bill Blough 29:50 12. Jake Steinfeld 29:57(PR) 13. Brian Harwell 32:37 14. Lauren Eastwood 34:13 15. Stephanie West 35:13 16. Bill Steinfeld 36:53(PR)	20 year old course record broken! Kevin Bouchard Hall made is first appearance at Point au Roche an impressive one setting the ten mile course record at 20:51. The record was Kevin Duniho's time of 21:31 set in 1995. The conditions were ideal with no wind or humidity. 16 riders again was a tie for largest turn out of the season. Congratulations Kevin! Timer: Hollie Bower and Sandy Rasco. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
19 August 2015 10 Mile Event (84 deg. SSE Wind) 1. Jim Walker 22:39 2. Bill McGreery 22:46 3. Scott Woodward 24:24 4. Jerry Macner 24:46 5. Erin Rasco 25:15 6. Jason Amoriell 25:17 7. Eric Kreckel 25:49 8. Brian White 26:39 9. Ed Armstrong 27:23 10. Sandy Rasco 30:09 11. John Callaghan 30:58 12. Jacob Steinfeld 31:28(PR) 13. Bill Steinfeld 37:25(PR)	Another close finish Jim Walker becomes the seventh different winner in 14 events this season by only seven second over last weeks winner Bill McGreery. 13 riders battled hot temperatures and a challenging SSE wind. Timer: Hollie Bower. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
12 August 2015 10 Mile Event (72 deg. WNW Wind) 1. Bill McGreery 23:02 2. Erin Rasco 24:50 3. Scott Woodward 24:54 4. Eric Kreckel 25:50 5. Jason Amoriell 26:00 6. Brian Wilson 27:26 7. Stacey Brooks 28:59 8. Ed Armstrong 29:02 9. Scott Hinman 29:35 10. John Callaghan 30:18 11. Bill Blough 30:24 12. Ralph Senecal 31:20 13. Jacob Steinfeld 32:00 14. Brian Harwell 33:12 15. Bill Steinfeld 39:00 Five Mile course 1. Susanne Vanargon 21:23	McGreery leads the way Bill McGreery is the sixth different winner this season timing in at 23:02. 16 riders ties a season high. Susanne Vanargon was the first to ride the five mile course Timer: Hollie Bower & Barb West. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
5 August 2015 10 Mile Event (74 deg. light WNW Wind) 1. Jerry Macner 24:47 2. Eric Kreckel 25:30(PR) 3. Mike Zerrahn 26:05 4. James Brown 26:09 5. Brian White 26:55 6. Ed Armstrong 27:30 7. Stacey Brooks 28:58 8. Bill Blough 30:11 9. Ralph Senecal 30:50 10. John Callaghan 30:52 11. Jacob Steinfeld 31:52 12. Charles Johnson 36:40 13. Paige Kreckel 37:04 14. Bill Steinfeld 38:18	Macner fastest of 14 riders The rain held off and 14 riders recorded times. Jerry Macner scores another win and Eric Kreckel breaks his own best time for the second week in a row. James Brown, Charles Johnson, Jacob Steinfeld and Bill Steinfeld add their names to the list of first time riders. Timer: Hollie Bower & Barb West. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
29 July 2015 10 Mile Event (88 deg. S. Wind) 1. Scott Woodward 23:33(sb) 2. Erin Rasco 24:01(PR) 3. Jerry Macner 24:31(SB) 4. Mike Zerrahn 25:36 5. Brian White 26:01(PR) 6. Ed Armstrong 26:31(SB) 7. Stacey Brooks 28:12(SB) 8. Ralph Senecal 30:01 9 John Callaghan 30:04 10. Stephen Lafave 31:43	Rasco close to breaking woman's course record Ten riders battled the heat with over half timing in setting personal or season best times. Scott Woodward took the overall win. Erin Rasco's time was three seconds away from breaking the woman's course record set by Mary Duprey. Will the record fall? Timer: Sandy Rasco, Eric Kreckel & Barb West. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
22 July 2015 10 Mile Event (72 deg. 8 W Wind) 1. Erin Rasco 24:20 PR 2. Eric Kreckel 25:31 PR 3. Brian White 26:15 PR 4. Ed Armstrong 26:42(SB) 5. John Callaghan 30:22 6. Ralph Senecal 30:51	Ideal conditions for a fast night Erin Rasco backs up last weeks PR with another this week winning overall in week ten. Two other riders set a PR and another rider recorded a season best.Eric Kreckel was the fastest of the men. Timer: Hollie Bower,Barb West. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
15 July 2015 10 Mile Event (70 deg. 13 NNW Wind) 1. Erik Bollt 23:29 2. Scott Woodward 24:35 3. Jerry Macner 24:40 4. Erin Rasco 24:51 (PR) 5. Eric Kreckel 25:59 6. Scott Bollt 27:01 7. Jen Goff 27:02 8. Ed Armstrong 27:41 9. Scott Hinman 29:20 10. John Callaghan 29:53 11. Bill Blough 30:18 12. Sandy Rasco 30:24 13. Brenden Hinman 30:25 14. Ralph Senecal 30:46 15. James Sheehan 33:15 16. Tom Ducatte 42:05	Bollt strikes again Erik Bollt goes two for two this season. Brenden Hinman was a first time particpant. Jen Goff and Tom Ducatte made season debuts. The weather provided a fast night for the largest turnout of the season. Erin rasco set a PR and again was quickest female rider. Timer: Hollie Bower,Barb West. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
8 July 2015 10 Mile Event (79 deg. NNE. Wind) 1. Jerry Macner 24:44 2. Erin Rasco 25:07 3. Jay Ruff 25:26 4. Eric Kreckel 25:39 5. Brian Wilson 27:13 6. Ed Armstrong 27:31 7. Daniel McCullum 29:15(PR) 8. Bill Blough 29:55 9. John Callaghan 30:30 10. Ralph Senecal 31:01 11. Art Rasco 31:28 12. Paige Kreckel 36:48	Macner and Rasco earn wins Another close finsh this week. Only 23 seconds seperate the top two. Bill Blough and Jay Ruff made season debuts and Daniel McCullum breaks the 30 minute mark. Timer: Hollie Bower,Barb West and Sandy Rasco. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
01 July 2015 10 Mile Event (72 deg. SW. Wind) 1. Scott Woodward 24:28 2. Eric Kreckel 26:09 3. Ed Armstrong 27:20 4. John Callaghan 30:19 5. Scott Hinman flat	Woodward scores his first win of the year A rainy day turned bright and ideal for a time trail. Scott Woodward was quickest. Scott Hinman made his season debut, but a flat cut his evening short at mile six. Barb West brought a cake for a post race celebration on what would have been Don's 78th birthday. Timer: Barb West. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
24 June 2015 10 Mile Event (72 deg. light NW. Wind) 1. Erik Bollt 23:35 2. Jerry Macner 24:45 3. Eric Kreckel 26:22 4. Brian White 27:14 5. Scott Bolt 27:39 6. Ed Armstrong 27:56 7. Stacey Brooks 28:44 8. Sandy Rasco 30:04 9. Daniel McCullum 30:09 10. John Callaghan 30:35 11. Art Rasco 31:01 12. Ralph Senecal 31:59 13. Paige Kreckel 37:56	Bollt strikes again Erik Bollt made the trip to Point au Roche and picked up his first win of the year. Sandy Rasco timed in as the fastest of the ladies. Timer: Hollie Bower and Erin Rasco. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
17 June 2015 10 Mile Event (74 deg. 0 Wind) 1 Jerry Macner 24:58 2. Jason Amoriell 24:59 3. Brian Wilson 27:10 4. Eric Kreckel 27:25 5. Ed armstrong 27:40 6. Stacey Brooks 28:59 7. Ralph Senecal 31:10 8. John Callaghan 31:30 9. Paige Kreckel 38:45	One second seperates first and second In one of the closest finishes ever Jerry Macner takes the win under ideal conditions. Riders kept their own times. Timer: All riders. Reporter: Ed Armstrong
10 June 2015 10 Mile Event (59 deg. strong N. Wind) 1. Erin Rasco 25:02 2. Eric Kreckel 28:31 3. Brian Wilson 28:48 4. Sandy Rasco 30:24 5. John Callaghan 31:45 6. Ralph Senecal 32:14 7: Art Rasco 33:51	Rasco and Kreckel claim wins. Seven riders took advantage of a small window in the weather to complete this weeks event. The wind picked up from the north and all finished in the rain. Timer: Ed Armstrong Reporter: Ed Armstrong
3 June 2015 10 Mile Event (71 deg. Sw.Wind) 1. Kevin Duniho 22:50 2. Scott Woodward 24:44 3. Erin Rasco 24:53 PR 4. Jason Amoriell 25:10 5. Jerry Macner 25:16 6. Brian Wilson 27:07 PR 7. Eric Kreckel 27:17 8. Ed Armstrong 28:49 9. Donald Lord 28:52 10. Stacey Brooks 29:17 11. Matt Drowne 30:05 12. Sandy Rasco 30:23 13. Ralph Senecal 30:39 14. John Callaghan 31:20 15. James Sheehan 32:34PR	Duniho leads largest field this year 15 riders completed the course and course record holder Kevin Duniho claims the win. Three riders set personal bests. Brian Wilson, Erin Rasco and James Sheehan. Timer: Hollie Bower and Art Rasco Reporter: Ed Armstrong
27 May 2015 10 Mile Event (64 deg. N. Wind) 1. Erin Rasco 24:59 2. Jerry Macner 25:37 3. Jason Amoriell 25:39 4. Ed Armstrong 27:45 5. Brian Wilson 27:59 6. Stacey Brooks 30:18 7. Daniel McCullum 30:46 8. Ralph Senecal 31:30 9. John Callaghan 31:55 10. Art Rasco 32:19 11. James Sheehan 33:39	Rasco and Macner win week two Eleven riders participated in this weeks time trial, including two first time riders Brian Wilson and James Sheehan. Erin Rasco scored her first overall win. Jerry Macner was quickest of the men by two second. Timer: Sandy Rasco and Olivia McCullum Reporter: Ed Armstrong
20 May 2015 10 Mile Event (63 deg. S. Wind) 1. Joe Parrotte 24:31 2. Ed Armstrong 29:29 3. Stacey Brooks 30:47 4. Daniel McCullum 31:55 5. John Callaghan 33:35	Parrotte kicks off season 42 with a win A strong south wind greeted five riders as the 42nd season got under way and after being away for a few years Parrotte places first Timer: Hollie Bower and Barb West Reporter: Ed Armstrong