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Whitin 5 / 5 Miles
/ Whitinsville / MA / Thursday, November 22 |
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Looks like a great turnout of TVFR's. John
Brown was first in followed by Larry Olsen and
Kelley Terrill. First Lady was Elizabeth
Morin followed by Sue Spencer and Dian Brannigan.
Looks like everyone had a good race before the
Turkey day festivities took place. |
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From Harry Jarvis
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There we
were: 500+ runners acting very Van Morrison-esque,
laughing and running in the misty morning fog
with our hearts a thumpin', including brown eyed
girls of every age. This is a great race,
made all the more fun by the fact that you can
hang out with your friends and get some
exercise on a day when you might not do so
otherwise. The weather was good for a race; cool
at the start with the sun starting to peek out
as the awards were being wrapped up. As always,
the race was well organized and for the first
time run on a certified course. TVFR was well
represented. If you haven't run this race before
you should give it a try next year. If nothing
else you can feel just a little better about
that second helping of stuffing! |
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Place |
Name |
Home Town |
Time |
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12 |
John Brown |
Northbridge |
30:16.70 |
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14 |
Larry Olsen |
Milford |
30:35.19 |
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27 |
Kelley Terrill |
Milford |
32:38.05 |
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42 |
Harold Jarvis |
Hopedale |
33:40.43 |
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52 |
Donald Basso |
Milford |
34:30.70 |
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63 |
Jay McGonnell |
Hopedale |
35:32.61 |
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77 |
Philip Brannigan |
Wellesley |
36:29.54 |
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126 |
Elizabeth Morin |
Milford |
38:54.98 |
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132 |
Rob MacDonald |
Bellingham |
39:12.15 |
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148 |
Richard Victor |
Mendon |
39:43.19 |
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191 |
Susan Spencer |
Whitinsville |
41:08.82 |
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286 |
Diane Brannigan |
Wellesley |
44:14.24 |
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308 |
John Parker |
Milford |
44:53.95 |
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332 |
Peggy Laneri |
Upton |
45:51:66 |
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363 |
Joe Stoopack |
Mendon |
46:44.88 |
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371 |
Sherry Brown |
Northbridge |
46:59.09 |
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395 |
Jo-ellen Mccarrick |
Upton |
48:22.56 |
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443 |
Jacquelyn Jarvis |
Hopedale |
51:55.49 |
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473 |
Ray Lussier |
Grafton |
54:01.22 |
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476 |
Debbie Gaulitz |
Mendon |
54:29.81 |
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Framingham Police and Fire Turkey Trot / 5 K
/ Framingham / MA / Thursday, November 22 |
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From
John Dumont - About 1000 runners for this 8 AM
start. Cool misty conditions for this race that
was shortened from 3.5 miles to a 5K due to
bridge construction. The first mile of this race
is slow due to the number of runners, however
the pace quickens since the course is mainly
flat save for one good hill climb and descent
after mile 2. Good food, raffle, and awards at
the municipal center following the race. The
early start leaves plenty of time to get home
and enjoy the holiday. |
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Place |
Name |
Time |
Pace |
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46 |
John Dumont |
20:46 |
6:34 |
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Framingham Police and Fire Turkey Trot / 5 K
/ Framingham / MA / Thursday, November 22 |
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From
John Dumont -
About 1000 runners for this 8 AM start. Cool
misty conditions for this race that was
shortened from 3.5 miles to a 5K due to bridge
construction. The first mile of this race is
slow due to the number of runners, however the
pace quickens since the course is mainly flat
save for one good hill climb and descent after
mile 2. Good food, raffle, and awards at the
municipal center following the race. The early
start leaves plenty of time to get home and
enjoy the holiday. |
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Place |
Name |
Time |
Pace |
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46 |
John Dumont |
20:46 |
6:34 |
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Legend of the Fall Cross Country Trail Race / 4 Miles /
Iowa City / IA / Thursday, November 22 |
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From
David Bryan -
Who says
Iowa is flat! The "Legend of the Fall" Trail Race took
place on Thanksgiving morning in Iowa City, IA on a
challenging snow covered cross country course filled
with hills, logs, overhanging tree branches, creeks, and
tree roots. It was incredibly fun! The race had all the
prerequisites of a good race, good and plentiful food,
an awesome long sleeve t-shirt and homemade pumpkin pies
to all of the age group winners. I had to buy my own
pumpkin pie but I did finish third in my age group which
I was thrilled with. At the start of the race a group
that rehabilitates wild birds released back into the
wild a Great Horned Owl. What an awesome site to see
this owl fly off to start a new life. Then we were off
to start our fun filled Thanksgiving morning race.
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Place |
Name |
Time |
Pace |
Place In Division |
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49 |
David Bryan |
28:36 |
7:09 |
3 |
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Billy Kelly / 5 Miles
/ Mansfield / MA / Sunday, November 11 |
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Kathryn Fetteroll twenty-sixth overall,
second place woman and first in her age division
in a field of 156 runners. Good race and a
great adjustment from Cross Country distance to
the 5 mile race. |
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Place |
Name |
Time |
Pace |
Place in Gender |
Place in Division |
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26 |
Kathryn Fetteroll |
34:05 |
6:49 |
2 |
1 |
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Harrisburg Marathon
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Harrisburg / PA / Sunday, November 11 |
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Congratulations Meredith - What more
can we say. Fortieth overall third female
and first in your division. I am sure
Meredith will have a few words for us on the
overall experience but I will share a few of her
words regarding the last five miles. Great
job!! |
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From Meredith
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"I highly recommend the Harrisburg Marathon to
anyone looking for a small-field race on a
certified course. Details would take forever to
write, as there didn't seem to be a single thing
they didn't get right here." |
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Place |
Name |
Time |
Pace |
Place in Gender |
Place in Division |
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40 |
Meredith Dutton |
3:09:08 |
7:13 |
3 |
1 |
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City of Oaks Half Marathon
/ Raleigh / NC / Sunday, November 4 |
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Great job by Caryn and Ryan - over 2300 in
the Half Marathon with Caryn finishing
thirteenth in her division and Ryan nineteenth
in his division. Pictures are on the Race
Results page. |
From the Kirks' -
"Caryn and Ryan toed the line for this
rebirth of a Raleigh marathon/half marathon. The
new race directors did a fantastic job and
attracted over 3100 runners combined. The course
for the half was varied and included a number of
rolling hills. Beginning at the state
fairgrounds and travelling through downtown
Raleigh. The half marathoners ran with the
marathoners for 11.5 miles before splitting off
and heading home, uphill for the last 1/4 mile.
The day was perfect for running, with temps in
the low forties and sunny. Great food and drinks
after the race.
Caryn and Ryan ran great, once again without
proper training. Caryn has been fighting shin
splints (so what else is new?) and did all but a
couple of days of training in the gym with arc
trainers and elipticals. Ryan has been quite
busy with his heavy course load, searching for
colleges and working and was only able to log
fewer than 20 miles of running in the last
month. I wish I knew how they are able to run so
well with so little training...Imagine what they
could do if they tried!!!" |
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Place |
Name |
Time |
Pace |
Place in Gender |
Place in Division |
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332 |
Caryn Kirk |
1:47:08 |
8:11 |
74 |
13 |
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346 |
Ryan Kirk |
1:47:46 |
8:13 |
269 |
19 |
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