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Tom Sawyer ran a 5.93K course in the Belfast International Cross Country held January 7, 2006 in Belfast, North Ireland and finished 19th in the Male Veterans divisions with a time of 20:05.
Disney World Marathon, Orlando, FL, January 8, 2006. Robert Cooper, 4:00:20; Darlene Baldwin, 4:59:43; Michael Baldwin, 4:59:43; Stacey Barrett, 5:03:55; Timothy Barrett, 4:58:43; Marie Boesch, 6:44:37; Brent Cabrera, 6:59:09; John Blair, 7:24:19; Stacey Blair, 7:24:22.
Mississippi Marathon, Clinton, MS, January 14, 2006. Chuck Engel, 2:41:30; Thomas Keefe, 3:21:40; John Strain, 3:31:51; Charles Ochello, 3:49:09; Brent Bueche, 3:58:25; Phillip Lawrence, 4:14:29.
Leggs Mason Funds First Light Marathon, Mobile, AL, January 15, 2006. Bryan Smith, 2:43:06 (2nd Overall); Denis McCrea, 3:52:34; Stephen Walker, 3:58:38; William Knox, 4:21:13; Jerry Sullivan, 4:39:43; Hally McCrea, 4:42:19; William Watson, 5:03:09; Joe Wills, 5:22:50; Jaime Olivo, 5:42:45.
PF Chang's Rock 'n' Roll Marathon. Phoenix, AZ, January 15, 2006. Daniel Simpson, 3:18:46; Christopher Roth, 3:42:53; Brian Jackson, 4:04:07; Rebecca Newman, 4:09:22; Katherine Roth, 4:29:45; Craig Watson, 4:30:00.
PF Chang's Rock 'n' Roll Half-Marathon. Steve Chyzyk, 1:37:30.
Chevron Houston Marathon. Houston, TX, January 15, 2006. Victor Owens, 3:08:50; Bryan Lewis, 3:09:12; Byron Adams, 3:09:41; David Longcope, 3:09:54; Graham Boyce, 3:13:44; Phil Sims, 3:18:21; Jason Phillips, 3:18:44; Ricky Favor, 3:28:46; Charlie Viers, 3:37:29; Connie Robichaux, 3:39:51; Therese Perrault, 3:46:20; Kyle Bueche, 3:48:42; Bobby Volante, 3:49:26; Chris Phillips, 3:53:10; Tina Zellner, 3:55:38; Olav Saboe, 3:56:52; Tadd May, 4:01:17; Kerry O'Neal, 4:08:56; Morlas Schoenfeld, 4:11:15; Nick Conerly, 4:14:09; Michael Masters, 4:17:20; Marc Kahn, 4:18:04; John Wall, 4:22:41; Denise Quigley, 4:27:08; Daniel Zamora, 4:29:01; William Preau, 4:33:33; David Carrone, 4:34:36; Stephen Bueche, 4:41:46; Gregg May, 4:49:03; Michael Thomas, 4:55:31; Becky Landry, 5:03:46; Rebecca King, 5:12:11; Mike Bueche, 5:21:50; Laura Theriot, 5:39:43; Kelli Cunningham, 5:52:45.
Chevron Houston Half-Marathon. Alexander Thomas, 1:27:38; Michelle Friedman, 1:33:39; Oscar Martinez, 1:45:36; Suzanne LeBlanc, 1:46:07; Aaron Killingbeck, 1:58:33; Keith Gray, 2:03:20; Emerson Johns, 2:03:33; Entiene Senac, 2:08:59; Ellis Gill, 2:10:27; May Grimes, 3:27:45.
Freescale Austin Marathon, Austin, TX, February 19, 2006. Byron Adams, 2:56:41; Bill Plunkett, 3:00:54; Darlene Burke, 3:15:16; Timothy Phillips, 3:29:28; Kristin Bernick, 3:35:18; Christine Keating, 3:34:50; Therese Perrault, 3:42:56; Brian Jackson, 4:00:41; John Leblanc, 5:09:57.
Freescale Austin Half-Marathon. Vilma Cervantes, 1:39:40; Patrick Melancon, 1:49:35; Mary Liebe, 2:11:35.
NOTC teams took second place in the Women's Open and Men's Open divisions of the team competition at the Azalea Trail Run held Saturday, March 25th in Mobile, AL.
The women's team included Allison Moll, Santilla Victorian, Billie Sloss, Laura Magann, and Rosa Bischoff. The men's team included Nick Accardo, Tom Sawyer, Byron Adams, Bill Plunkett, Alexander Thomas, and Paul Bodet.
Bryan Smith forwarded several marathon results that included: B & A Trail Marathon, March 5th in Annapolis, MD, setting a new masters course record with a time of 2:41:26. He also won the Seabrook Trail Marathon in Seabrook, TX on March 19th with a time of 2:47:15 which was a new course record. Then on April 8th he set a new masters record at the Eisenhower Marathon in Abilene, KS in a time of 2:42:56. Also running the B & A Marathon was Steve Chyzyk who finished in a time of 3:45:35.
Brian Jackson has been busy with his 50 States and DC marathon venture and reports the following: Disney World Marathon, January 8 in a time of 3:36:34; Rock N Roll Arizona Marathon, Phoenix, January 15 in a time of 4:04:07; Mercedes Marathon, Birmingham, AL, February 12 with a time of 3:48:56; Little Rock Marathon, March 5 with a time of 4:43:25; and the Shamrock Sports Fest Marathon, Virginia Beach, VA, March 19 with a time of 4:33:23.
Tom Luongo reports some results while teaching in Italy at the American Academy in Rome. On March 5th he ran the Roma-Ostia half-marathon which is Italy's largest half-marathon and finished in a time of 1:19:44. Tom's wife Lisa Luongo completed the race in a time of 1:41:30. On March 26th, Tom completed the Marathon della Citta' di Roma (Rome Marathon) in a time of 2:54:11.
Brian Jackson continues his quest for 50 states with the following results: March 18, Cherry Blossom Marathon, Macon, GA, 4:10:00; April 8, Eisenhower Marathon, Abilene, KS, 4:16:10; April 9, Spirit of St. Louis Marathon, St. Louis, MO, 4:37:14; April 29, Country Music Marathon, Nashville, TN, 4:37:14.
110th Boston Marathon, Boston, MA, April 17, 2006. Chuck Engle, 2:48:16; Byron Adams, 2:58:41; Deries Kaywood, 3:01:45; Brian Thome, 3:11:16; Patrick McClernon, 3:15:08; Bryan Lewis, 3:16:29; Christopher White, 3:24:21; Liz Hackenburg, 3:26:29; John Morvant, III, 3:26:31; Emmanuel Cabrera, 3:30:04; Terry Leblanc, 3;30:29; Michael Underwood, 3:35:47; Bart Jones, 3:36:27; Melissa Adolph, 3:37:58; Dale Harvey, 3:38:22; Victor Owens, 3:44:58; Monica Embers, 3:46:41; Terrey Perrault, 3:47:56; Thomas McBride, 3:48:26; Jim Rock, 3:49:16; Patrick Ranna, 3:54:15; Lisa Rustemeyer, 3:56:55; Ann McLindon, 3:57:23; Theresa Cangelosi, 4:04:05; Angela Herpin, 4:05:30; Graham Boyce, 4:05:50; Jennifer Money, 4:06:30; Leann Myers, 4:08:44; Mike Sunseri, 4:09:43; Theresa Vu, 4:09:49; Susan Fendlason, 4:11:48; Denis McCrea, 4:13:28; Sam Money, 4:26:38; James Smith, 4:29:04; Donald Minor, 4:29:04; Terry Crapanzano, 4:49:50; Hally McCrea, 4:52:02; William Preau, 4;59:25; Bruce O'Krepki, 5:17:23; Geri O'Krepki, 5:25:07.
Country Music Marathon, Nashville, TN,
April 29.
Russell Granier, 3:56:12;
Michael Kaiser, 3:36:09;
Emily Pirch, 4:00:08;
Brian Jackson, 4:37:14;
Mark King, 4:28:16;
Madeline Landry, 4:32:57;
Zachary Goodman, 5:11:30;
Jorge Pullin, 6:11:29;
Michael Terry, 7:16:37.
Country Music Half-Marathon.
Wanda Brazan, 2:46:43;
Louis Brazan, 2:53:41.
Big Sur Marathon, Carmel, CA, April 30. Michael Thompson, 3:18:35; Brent Bueche, 3:49:06; Cathie Koss, 4:12:38; Moose O'Krepki, 4:44:40; Gegi O'Krepki, 5:32:16; Bridgette Moore, 5:54:36; Alisa Verlander, 5:54:36.
Great Wall of China Marathon, China, May 20. Rudy Smith continues his streak running a marathon on all 7 continents with Asia at the Great Wall Marathon in China. Marathon: Rudy Smith, 6:35:00. In the 10K: Deanna Smith, 2:11:00, Jordan Smith, 2:05:00.
Green Bay Marathon, Green Bay, WS, May 21. Kenneth Schexnayder, 2:57:53.
Rite Aid Cleveland Half-Marathon, Cleveland, OH, May 21. Kristie Mumford, 1:58:14.
Grandma's Marathon, Duluth, MN, June 17. Tom Foster, 4:38:19; Glen Sutherland, 5:30:36; Earl Weidner, 5;39:49; Sam Rice, 6:39:39.
Bryan Smith files some impressive marathon stats recently with the following: Germany to France Marathon, French Lick, IN, April 23, 2:44:03 (1st overall); Avenue of the Giants Marathon, Weott, CA, May 7, 2:43:00 (2nd overall); Coeur D'Alene Marathon, Coeur D'Alene, ID, May 28, 2:45:02 (3rd overall); North Olympic Discovery Marathon, Port Angeles, WA, June 10, 2:42:30 (1st masters and masters course record); Marathon to Marathon, Marathon, IA, June 17, 2:48:10 (1st overall, course record).
Peachtree Road Race 10K, Atlanta, GA, July 4 (55,000 entrants). Meyer Friedman (2006 MGM overall winner), 36th overall in 31:41; Sean Wade (Houston), 1st overall master at 30:45; Brian Pope (Oxford, MS), 5th overall master in 32:46.
Chuck Engle (former local runner, now living in Ohio) sends in an impressive list of results: Avenue of the Giants, Weott, CA, May 7, 2:35:30 (1st overall); Coeur D'Alene, Coeur D'Alene, ID, May 28, 2:37:58 (2nd overall); Pacific Crest, Sunriver, OR, June 24, 2:49:08 (1st overall); Footraffic Flat Marathon, Portland, OR, July 4, 2:32:28 (1st overall); Seafair Marathon, Bellevue, WA, July 9, 2:45:56 (1st overall).
Darwin Half-Marathon, Darwin, Australia, July 30. Steve White, 1:45:40.
On September 22, 2006, the Road Runners Club of America will launch the National Run @ Work Day. This day is an evolution of the Run to Work program. The goal of the National Run @ Work Day will be for RRCA members across the country to host community based events encouraging people to incorporate at least thirty-five minutes of exercise into their daily lives. More details...
Several NOTC members on foot and on bikes and numerous spectators along the
course welcomed Sam Thompson to New Orleans for his 49th marathon 49 days.
Having run the Mardi Gras Marathon in 2005 and setting his PR there he planned
to make this race his fastest of the 50 marathon odyssey. A finish time of
3:29:01 was accomplished in very humid and warm conditions. The run began
at about 6:20 AM in front of the Superdome. He ran accompanied by several
NOTC members on foot and on bikes. Others spread out on the course to cheer
on his efforts. The NOTC provided a lead vehicle that had water and gatorade
along the route. For more information visit
www.50in50in50.com.
NOTC Charter Members and former Presidents came out to City Park Saturday,
August 19, 2006 to celebrate the 43rd anniversary of the New Orleans Track
Club at the annual Anniversary Race. Pictured (left to right): Mario Lara,
Rick Montgomery, Ken Vicknair, Geoff Rose, Charlene Brinkman, Al Briede,
Don Brinkman, Dan Fuselier, Larry Fuselier, Rick Wilderman. Photo by Dudley
Stadler.
Frank Maier Marathon, Juneau, AK, August 5. Chuck Engle, 1st overall, 2:47:28; Byron Adams, 2nd overall and 1st masters, 3:09:40; Terrey Perrault, 2nd masters, 4:15:11.
Grizzly Marathon, Choteau, MT, August 19. Nolan Thompson, 3rd Overall, 3:18:49.
Bridge to Breakwater 12K, San Pedro, CA, September 2. Brooke Baker, 1:11:30.
Tupelo Marathon, Tupelo, MS, September 3. Randall Thompson, 3:41:52; Dan Smith, 3:49:19; Moose O'Krepki, 4:43:55; Eric Eden, 4:52:16; Bill Watson, 5:05:50; C. E. Goudeau, 5:21:42; Geri O'Krepki, 5:55:19.
Tupelo 14.2 Miler, Tupelo, MS, September 3. Bryan Lewis, 1:37:52; Teddy Lopez, 1:45:38.
New Mexico Marathon, Albuquerque, NM, September 3. Reid Brown, 4:03:46.
Fox Cities Marathon, Appleton, WI, September 14. Keith Balza, 3:33:15.
Baltimore Running Festival Half-Marathon, Baltimore, MD, October 14. Steve Chyzyk, 1:36:57.
LaSalle Banks Chicago Marathon, Chicago, IL, October 22. Byron Adams, 3:05:37; Bryan Lewis, 3:05:51; Michael Thompson, 3:13:01; Dennis Stump, 3:19:01; Teddy Lopez, 3:20:00; Darren Schmolke, 3:29:00; Connie Robicheaux, 3:36:37; Monica Embers, 3:37:57; Steven Chyzyk, 3:44:11; Michael Bartee, 3:47:46; Therese Perrault, 3:48:13; Daniel Zamora, 3:52:34; Kim Dominick, 3:53:23; Tina Abbott, 3:53:31; Victor Owens, 3:55:47; Lisa McDuff, 3:56:21; Mike Wethern, 4:00:38; Niels Olson, 4:05:48; Gabrial Harvey, 4:10:35; Francis Braud, 4:11:48; Jan Liggett, 4:13:00; Erin Nolan, 4:16:12; David McKey, 4:27:02; Shawn Trahan, 4:28:55; Ashley Haddad, 4:32:41; Carol Martin, 4:32:41; Brian Jackson, 4:36:04; Carla Whalen, 4:39:12; Jennifer Dyess, 4:40:46; Susan Sarver, 4:41:24; Donna Blossman, 4:42:56; Marcia Weger, 4:46:08; John Weger, 4:46:08; Eric Eden, 4:50:44; Ashley Barkley, 4:51:59; Kim Leblanc, 4:55:00; Ariel Martinez, 4:58:22; Samuel McCord, 5:00:17; Catherine Wright, 5:02:23; Trevor Buffone, 5:03:34; Michelle Krupa, 5:04:35; Mandy Gargano, 5:07:22; Mary Raines, 5:11:57; Richard Gonzales, 5:14:07; Scott Guidry, 5:14:46; Linda Horner-Bywater, 5:15:31; Rachel Scanlan, 5:18:43; Daniel Beaver, 5:32:52; Catherine Briere, 5:40:37; Stephen Crawford, 5:46:36; Joshua Rongey, 5:51:24; Randy Thibodeaux, 7:02:27.
Terry Crapanzano sent in #39 and 40 of his 50 States and DC marathon journey with the following: Deseret News Marathon, Salt Lake City, UT, July 24, 4:4:50; Air Force Marathon, Dayton, OH, September 16, 4:21:43.
Brian Jackson sends in the following results. He's well underway for his 50 states and DC with averaging nearly 2 marathons per month. Crater Lake Marathon, Klamath Falls, OR, August 12, 5:07:52; Pikes Peak Marathon, Manitou Springs, CO, August 19, 10:04:55; Rock n' Roll Half-Marathon, Virginia Beach, VA, September 3, 2:15;42; Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia Distance Run Half-Marathon, Philadelphia, PA, September 17, 2:13:20; Banco Populare Half-Marathon, Chicago, IL, October 1, 1:55:23.