Estella Collante and Sean Cunningham nab 1A District 2 wins at Apalachee Regional Park

On Wednesday morning, 30 October 2024, the FHSAA 1A District 2 Cross-Country Championship came to Apalachee Regional Park in Tallahassee, Florida. The 2024 meet was very nearly all about Providence. True, Oak Hall junior Estella Collante did win the girls' 5K with a 19:35. But the Providence Stallions took the team title in the race, scoring 39 points. Providence also had the top team in the boys' 5K, scoring a mathematically unbeatable putting up a mathematically unbeatable 20 points while Stallion sophomore Sean Cunningham won the race Estella Collantein 16:39.

Estella Collante

Sunny skies, humid air, and rising temperatures were part of the program when the girls' 5K started at 9:00 AM. A mob of Providence girls set the early pace, but by the end of the first kilometer Maclay junior Caroline Couch was leading the field. Couch, the defending champion, had posted a winning 18:20 in the 2023 1A District 2 girls' race. Behind her, a pursuit group of five runners formed--Katie Cunningham and Emma Akhundjanov of Providence, Rebecca Stratton of Saint Johns Country Day, and Oak Hall runners Lola Murfee and Estella Collante.


At the halfway point the runners had started their second loop at ARPXC. Couch continued to lead. The pursuit group was hanging together. During the second half, though, Couch dropped out and Oak Hall's Collante took over the lead.

Lola Murfee

"It was on the second loop before the big hill," said Collante, recalling where she took the lead. The "big hill" is, of course, the Wall--Apalachee Regional Park's notorious rise half a kilometer from the finish line.


Collante was more than a hundred meters ahead and still pulling away when she crossed the finish line in 19:35, the 2024 1A District 2 champion. Her Oak Hall teammate, sophomore Lola Murfee, placed runner-up in 20:02. Saint Johns Country Day senior Rebecca Stratton coming in third at 20:03.

Top Fifteen Girls

Providence runners took the next two places, with Stallion eighth-grader Emma Akhundjanov fourth in 20:06 and junior Katie Cunningham fifth in 20:17. Providence had two more in the top ten, juniors Sara Palmer (7th, 20:53) and Kasey Davey (9th, 21:32). The Stallions fifth scorer was frosh Leeza Loftin (14th, 21:55), giving the Providence girls 39 points and the team title.


Led by the one-two finish of Collante and Murfee, Oak Hall placed second in 1A District 2 with 55 points. Maclay, District champs in 2023, edged Saint John Country Day for third, 98 to 101. Maclay's first scorer was senior Payton Thumm, sixth in 20:50.

Providence Girls

The top eight teams qualified for the 1A Region 1 meet, scheduled for Friday morning, 8 November 2024, at Cecil Field Golf Course in Jacksonville. Providence, Oak Hall, Maclay, and Saint John Country Day made the cut, as did Trinity Christian (5th, 140), Branford (6th, 181), Christ's Church (7th, 196), and Bishop Snyder (8th, 201).


Girls' Team Standings, 2024 FHSAA 1A Distict 2 Cross-Country Meet

1. Providence, 39 *
2. Oak Hall, 55 *
3. Maclay, 98 *
4. Saint Johns Country Day, 101 *
5. Trinity Christian, 140 *
6. Branford, 181 *
7. Christs Church, 196 *
8. Bishop Snyder, 201 *
9. Saint John Paul Catholic, 211
10. Bell, 271
11. Community Christian, 310
12. Trenton, 315
13. North Florida Christian, 398

* Team advances to the 1A Region 1 Championship


Top Ten Girls, 2024 FHSAA 1A Distict 2 Cross-Country Meet

1. 19:34.50, Estella Collante (Oak Hall) 11
2. 20:01.90, Lola Murfee (Oak Hall) 10
3. 20:03.00, Rebecca Stratton (Saint Johns Country Day) 12
4. 20:05.20, Emma Akhundjanov (Providence) 8
5. 20:16.40, Katie Cunningham (Providence) 11
6. 20:49.60, Payton Thumm (Maclay) 12
7. 20:53.00, Sara Palmer (Providence) 11
8. 21:17.80, Serafina Rietow (Saint John Paul Catholic) 11
9. 21:31.50, Kasey Davey (Providence) 11
10. 21:33.40, Kate Staten (Saint Johns Country Day) 8

The 2024 FHSAA Cross-Country State Championship is Saturday, 16 November 2024 at Apalachee Regional Park. The 1A District 2 meet was one of the few chances during the 2024 season for athletes to preview the State Championship course at ARPXC.


"Since Pre-State was canceled because of the hurricane, this was like our Pre-State," said Collante.


Some athletes, though, have already seen ARPXC more than a few times.

Sean Cunningham

"This is my seventh time running here," said Providence's Sean Cunningham. "I've been racing here since the seventh grade. You hit the Wall hard and use the downhills. It's a true cross-country course."


Cunningham was in front of the field right after the start of the boys' 5K, the rest of the Providence boys following in his wake. Soon, though, even his teammates were left behind. Not that Cunningham knew what was going on back there.

Harrison Kozlowski and Grant Curtis

"To be honest, I didn't look back at all," he said. "I was just going to feel it out today, and do what I need to do to win. I just wanted to win today."


Cunningham did just that. Never challenged, he crossed the finish line close to a hundred meters ahead of the next runner in 16:38.21, his best time yet at ARPXC. Oak Hall senior Grant Curtis took second in 16:59, just ahead of Providence junior Harrison Kozlowski, third in 17:03.

Top Fifteen Boys

Sam Loftin, a Providence junior, placed fourth in 17:15 and Providence senior Ellis Halton was fifth in 17:24. Providence's fifth scorer, senior Donovan Drake, also cracked the top ten, coming in seventh in 17:38. That gave the Stallion boys 20 points and the 1A District 2 title, their third in the past three years.


Led by Curtis, Oak Hall placed second with 57 points. Maclay, the host school, put up 81 points for third. Maclay's first scorer was sophomore David Barton, sixth in 17:34. Barton had won the 2023 1A District 2 race.

Providence Boys

The top three teams qualified for 1A Region 1 competition, as did the next five--Community Christian (4th, 92 points), Saint Francis (5th, 165), Harvest Community (6th, 184), Saint John Country Day (7th, 199), and Bishop Snyder (8th, 211). For the remaining seven teams, the 2024 season was over.


Miles and Minutes, LLC, of Tallahassee timed and scored the 2024 FHSAA 1A District 2 Cross-Country Championship.


Boys' Team Standings, 2024 FHSAA 1A Distict 2 Cross-Country Meet

1. Providence, 20 *
2. Oak Hall, 57 *
3. Maclay, 81 *
4. Community Christian, 92 *
5. Saint Francis, 165 *
6. Harvest Community, 184 *
7. Saint Johns Country Day, 199 *
8. Bishop Snyder, 211 *
9. Covenant, 233
10. Trinity Christian, 305
11. Bell, 313
12. Branford, 370
13. Hamilton County, 374
14. Christs Church, 377
15. Trenton, 396

* Team advances to the 1A Region 1 Championship


Top Ten Boys, 2024 FHSAA 1A Distict 2 Cross-Country Meet

1. 16:38.21, Sean Cunningham (Providence) 10
2. 16:58.30, Grant Curtis (Oak Hall) 12
3. 17:02.70, Harrison Kozlowski (Providence) 11
4. 17:14.20, Sam Loftin (Providence) 11
5. 17:23.80, Ellis Halton (Providence) 12
6. 17:34.00, David Barton (Maclay) 10
7. 17:37.50, Donovan Drake (Providence) 12
8. 17:43.60, Landon Reeves (Community Christian) 9
9. 17:43.90, Luke Meli (Community Christian) 11
10. 17:49.70, Gabe Manry (Maclay) 11

FHSAA 1A District 2 Cross-Country Championship at Apalachee Regional Park, 2021 - 2024
Girls
Date	Team Champ	Individual Champ
28 October 2021	Maclay, 27 points	19:33, Susan Gracie Koeppel (Maclay) 10
18 October 2022	Maclay, 20	19:19, Susan Gracie Koeppel (Maclay) 11
31 October 2023	Maclay, 20	18:20, Caroline Couch (Maclay) 10
30 October 2024	Providence, 39	19:35, Estella Collante (Oak Hall) 11
Boys
Date	Team Champ	Individual Champ
28 October 2021	Maclay, 66 points	16:23, Mattew Stratton (Saint John Country Day) 12
18 October 2022	Providence, 30	17:02, Clayton Knox (Maclay) 12
31 October 2023	Providence, 22	16:18, David Barton (Maclay) 9
30 October 2024	Providence, 20	16:39, Sean Cunningham (Providence) 10

Links

• Complete results of the 2024 FHSAA 1A District 2 Cross-Country Championship
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vT23yY6JJqrRcQhriMasV9t4YMrmfCqHFmiAKqqFaOUR0W31LWOInN-LgSyrZry0DsW1qSDgBClc5yA/pubhtml
  
  
• More Trouble Afoot! photos of the 2024 FHSAA 1A District 2 Cross-Country Championship
  
  • Girls: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10123308262332293
  • Boys: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10123312627853753
  
  
• 2020 story, “Grace Koeppel and Leo Rutledge lead a Maclay sweep of 1A District 4”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2020/10/fhsaa-1a-district-4-2020.html
  
  
• 2019 story, “Feeling blue--Ella Porcher and Junious Brown fronted Maclay to a sweep of 1A District 2”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2019/10/fhsaa-district-2-1a-2019.html
  
  
• 2018 story, “Junious Brown and Ella Porcher key another Maclay sweep of 1A District 3”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2018/10/fhsaa-district-3-1a-2018.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “Milford and Willis lead a Maclay sweep of the individual and team titles in 1A District 3”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/10/fhsaa-district-3-1a-2016.html
  
  
• 2014 story, “Caroline Willis and Jake Mazziotta lead a Maclay sweep of District 3-1A”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/10/fhsaa-district-3-1a-2014.html
  
  
• 2013 story, “Willis and Rutherford win in District 3-1A; Maclay sweeps the team titles”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2013/10/fhsaa-district-3-1a-2013.html
  
  
• 2012 story, “Championship season opens with District 3-1A and a Maclay sweep”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2012/11/fhsaa-district-3-1a-2012.html
  
  
• 2011 story, “First meet in the state tournament is all Maclay”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2011/11/fhsaa-district-3-1a-xc-2011.html
  
  
• 2010 story, “2010 FHSAA District 1-1A Cross-Country Meet”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2010/11/district-1-1a-xc-2010.html
  
  
• 2009 story, “2009 FHSAA District 1-1A Cross Country Meet”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2009/11/2009-fhsaa-district-1-1a-cross-country.html
  
  
• Find an upcoming road or cross-country race in the Tallahassee region
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

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30 October 2024 Tallahassee 100-Mile Race Calendar

This is the Tallahassee vicinity road-race schedule for 30 October 2024. If that's more than a week ago, the latest schedule is always available via this link:

https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1

This is a listing of upcoming races within 100 miles of Tallahassee, Florida, roughly the region in the map below. If a race isn't listed, I probably haven't heard of it, so post a comment and let me know about it.

Races can be abruptly canceled or rescheduled, so if a race is farther away than across the street, it is important to confirm that the event is actually taking place. Be safe, and smooth trails!

2 November 2024 (Saturday)

• 19th annual St. John Road Race 5K. 8:00 AM ET. St. John Catholic School, 800 Gornto Road, Valdosta, Georgia 31602-1699. 2023 story. 2022 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2015 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.
  
• 14th annual Run For Your Lungs 5K. 9:30 AM ET 5K / 9:35 AM ET one mile. Lake Blackshear Resort, 2459-H US Highway 280 West, Cordele, Georgia 31015. 2018 story. Event web site. Event profile on Facebook. 2019 Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

9 November 2024 (Saturday)

• TKO Fairway 5K. 8:00 AM ET. Stone Creek Golf Club, 4553 Greenway Drive, Valdosta, Georgia 31602. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

10 November 2024 (Sunday)

• Tom Walker Memorial Half-Marathon and 5K. 8:00 AM ET Half-Marathon / 8:15 AM ET 5K. Boulware Springs Park, 3300 SE 15th Street, Gainesville, Florida 32641. 2017 story. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

11 November 2024 (Monday)

• Full Press Apparel Memorial to Memorial Veterans Day 5K. 8:00 AM ET. Florida Vietnam Veterans' Memorial, 463-489 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32301. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. Event web page. Event profile on Facebook. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

16 November 2024 (Saturday)

23 November 2024 (Saturday)

28 November 2024 (Thursday)

• Gulf Winds Track Club's 48th annual Tallahassee Turkey Trot 15K / 10K / 5K and one-mile fun run. 8:00 AM ET. State Office Satellite Complex at SouthWood, Esplanade Way, Tallahassee, Florida. 2023 story. 2019 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. 2009 story. USATF-certified course FL16080TY (15K). USATF-certified course FL22045JK (10K). USATF certified course FL22044JK (5K). Event web site. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com. David Yon, david@radeylaw.com or 850-425-6671 or 850-668-2236.
  

30 November 2024 (Saturday)

7 December 2024 (Saturday)

• Gulf Winds Track Club's 48th annual Ten-Mile Challenge and Five-Mile Road Race. 8:00 AM ET. Hawks Rise Elementary School, 205 Meadow Ridge Drive, Tallahassee, Florida 32312-1565. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. USATF certified courses FL22043JK (ten mile) and FL22042JK (five mile). Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.
  
• Florida Track Club's Jingle Bell Jog 5K. 8:00 AM ET. Haile Plantation, 3846 SW 98th Terrace, Gainesville, Florida 32608. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

14 December 2024 (Saturday)

• Gulf Winds Track Club's 43rd annual Tallahassee Ultra Distance Classic 50 mi / 50 km / marathon. 7:00 AM ET. Wakulla Springs State Park, 550 Wakulla Park Drive, Wakulla Springs, Florida. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. Event web site. Event page on Facebook. tallahasseeultra@gmail.com
  

21 December 2024 (Saturday)

• Gulf Wind Track Club's 12th annual Tannenbaum Trail 6K Cross Country Run. 9:00 AM ET. Apalachee Regional Park Trail, 7550 Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee, Florida. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. Event page on Facebook. Entry form and flyer. Online registration at RunSignUp.com. Herb Wills, hwills@gmail.com

28 December 2024 (Saturday)

31 December 2024 (Tuesday)

• 6th annual New Year's Eve Ball Drop 5K. 8:00 AM CT. Frank Brown Park, 16200 Panama City Beach Parkway, Panama City Beach, Florida 32413. 2023 story. 2021 story. 2018 story. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

1 January 2025 (Wednesday)

• Val D'Osta New Year 5K. 9:00 PM ET. Valdosta State University Complex, 401 Baytree Road, Valdosta, Georgia 31602. 2024 story. 2022 story. 2020 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. Online registration at RunSignUp.com. A Course/Line, LLC, acourseline@earthlink.net or 229-630-1455.
  
• Florida Track Club's 10th annual Frank Shorter Road Mile. 12:00 Noon ET. H Spurgeon Cherry "Westside" Pool, 1001 NW 31st Drive, Gainesville, Florida 32605. 2024 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. USATF course certification map #FL17087TY. Event profile on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.
  

4 January 2025 (Saturday)

• Gulf Winds Track Club's 11th annual Swamp Forest Trail Races (Three-Quarter Marathon, Half Marathon, and Quarter Marathon). 8:00 AM ET. Elinor Klapp Phipps Park, Miller Landing Road, Tallahassee, Florida 32312. 2024 story. 2020 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.
  

11 January 2025 (Saturday)

• 48th annual Gulf Winds Track Club 30K / 15K. 8:00 AM ET. The Retreat at Bradley's Pond, 9002 Bradley Road, Tallahassee, FL 32309. 2024 story. 2021 story. 2020 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. 2009 story. 2008 story. USATF certified courses FL16079TY (30K) and FL16080TY (15K). Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

18 January 2025 (Saturday)

• 11th annual Half Shell Hustle 5K. 8:00 AM ET. Riverfront Park, 80 Water Street, Apalachicola, Florida 32320. 2024 story. 2022 story. 2020 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. Event web page. Online registration at WebScorer.com.
• 4th annual FSU Panama City Torch Run 5K. 9:00 AM CT. Florida State University Panama City Campus, Panama City, Florida. 2024 story. Online registration at ItsYourRace.com.

25 January 2025 (Saturday)

• Gulf Winds Track Club's 40th annual Bowlegs 5K Run for Scholarship. 9:00 AM ET. FAMU / FSU College of Engineering, 2525 Potsdamer Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32310-6046. 2022 story. 2020 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. USATF certified course #FL12001EBM. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com. Larry Giunipero, lgiunip@cob.fsu.edu or 850-878-5569, or Bill Hillison, bhillis@garnet.acns.fsu.edu or 850-893-4557.

1 February 2025 (Saturday)

• 29th Dr. James H. Crowdis 5K. 9:15 AM ET. First United Methodist Church, 397 College Street, Blakely, Georgia. 2024 story. 2020 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. USATF certified 5K course GA17001WC. Event web site. Event profile on Facebook. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RaceEntry.com.
• 3rd annual Chipola 5K Challenge. 8:00 AM CT. Chipola College Cultural Center, 3094 Indian Circle, Marianna, Florida. 2024 story. Event web page. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at ItsYourRace.com. Thomas Howell, tvhowell1@gmail.com
• 28th annual Pensacola Double Bridge Run 15K and 5K. 7:00 AM CT 15K / 8:30 AM CT 5K. Maritime Park, 301 West Main Street, Pensacola, Florida 32502. 2015 story. USATF certified 15K course #FL08009EBM. USATF certified 5K course #FL08010EBM. Event web site. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

8 February 2025 (Saturday)

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1 March 2025 (Saturday)

• 36th annual Shamrock Scurry 5K and one-mile fun run. 8:00 AM ET one mile / 8:30AM ET 5K.Killearn United Methodist Church, 2800 Shamrock South, Tallahassee, Florida 32309. 2024 story. 2023 story. 2022 story. 2020 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. USATF certified course #FL10021EBM. Event web page. Event profile on Facebook. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at EventBrite.com.
  
• 17th annual Albany Marathon and Half-Marathon. 7:00 AM ET. Veteran's Park, 112 North Front Street, Albany, GA 31701. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2011 story. 1912 story. USATF certified course GA07003WC (Marathon), GA07002WC (half-Marathon). Event web site. Event profile on Facebook. Event page on Facebook. Entry form and flyer. Online registration at RunSignUp.com. info@albanymarathon.com or 229-317-4760.
  
• Red Pepper Run 5K. 8:00 AM ET. Saint George Island Firehouse, 324 East Pine Avenue, Saint George Island, Florida 32328. 2024 story. 2023 story. 2022 story.2016 story. 2013 story. 2011 story. Event page on Facebook. Event web site. Online registration at WebScorer.com.

8 March 2025 (Saturday)

• Valdosta-Lowndes County Parks and Recreation Authority's Azalea 5K. 8:00 AM ET. Valdosta Early College Academy, 1605 Azalea Drive, Valdosta, Georgia 31602. 2023 story. 2022 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2011 story. Event web page.

15 March 2025 (Saturday)

• 14th annual Lucky Leprechaun 5K. 8:00 AM CT. Fort Walton Beach Landing, 139 Brooks Street SE, Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32548. 2024 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. Event profile on Facebook. Entry form and flyer. Online registration at active.com.

16 March 2025 (Sunday)

• Get Lucky Half Marathon 7:00 AM CT. Fort Walton Beach Landing, 139 Brooks Street SE, Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32548. Event profile on Facebook. Online registration at active.com0.

22 March 2025 (Saturday)

29 March 2025 (Saturday)

• Gulf Winds Track Club's 48th annual Springtime 10K, 5K and one-mile kids' run. 7:30 AM ET one-mile / 8:00 AM ET 10K and 5K. Florida Departemen of Transportation Building, 605 Suwannee Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32301. 2023 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. 2009 story. USATF-certifed course FL22011JK (10K). USATF-certifed course FL22012JK (5K). Event web site. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com. springtime10k@gmail.com.

5 April 2025 (Saturday)

12 April 2025 (Saturday)

• Gulf Winds Track Club's 50th annual Palace Saloon 5K. 8:00 AM ET. James Messer Fields Park, Jackson Bluff Road and Dupree Street, Tallahassee, FL 32304. USATF certified course FL24006JK. 2024 story. 2023 story. 2021 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. 2009 story. Event profile on Facebook. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

19 April 2025 (Saturday)

• 46th annual Rose City Run 10K and one-mile kids' run. 8:00 AM ET 10K / 9:30 AM ET one mile. North Broad Street and Monroe Street, Thomasville, Georgia 31792. USATF certified course GA22060WC (10K). 2023 story. 2022 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. Event web page. Event page on Facebook.

26 April 2025 (Saturday)

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7 June 2025 (Saturday)

• 5th annual Jam On The Coast 5K. 9:30 AM CT. Frank Brown Park, 16200 Panama City Beach Parkway, Panama City Beach, Florida 32407. 2024 story. 2023 story. 2022 story. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.
• 13th annual Home Run 5K and one-mile fun run. 7:45 AM ET one mile / 8:00 AM ET 5K. Americus First United Methodist Church, 200 South Lee Street, Americus, Georgia 31709. 2024 story. 2023 story. 2022 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. Event web page. Event profile on Facebook. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

14 June 2025 (Saturday)

• Gulf Winds Track Club's 27th annual Potluck Bash Four-Mile Cross-Country Race. 6:00 PM ET. Forestmeadows Athletic Center, 4750 North Meridian Road, Tallahassee, Florida. 2024 story. 2023 story. 2022 story. 2021 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. 2009 story. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com. David Yon, david@radeylaw.com or 850-425-6671.
• 14th annual Break Bread Bun Run 5K. 7:30 AM ET. Valdosta YMCA, 2424 Gornto Road, Valdosta, Georgia 31602. 2024 story. 2023 story. 2022 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. Event page onFacebook Entry form and flyer. Online registration at RunSignUp. First Presbyterian Church, fpcassistant@hotmail.com or 229-242-8376.
  

21 June 2025 (Saturday)

28 June 2025 (Saturday)

• Wakulla County Cross Country Boosters' 12th annual Paul Hoover Freedom 5K and one-mile fun run. 8:00 AM ET 5K / 8:45 AM ET one mile. Wakulla Springs State Park, 550 Wakulla Park Drive, Wakulla Springs, Florida 32327. 2024 story. 2023 story. 2022 story. 2021 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. Event group on Facebook. Event page on Facebook. Entry form and flyer. Online registration at EventBrite.com.

4 July 2025 (Friday)

5 July 2025 (Saturday)

• 15th annual Big Dog Heat Wave Five Mile. 8:00 AM ET. Lake Oliver Marina, 5501 River Road, Columbus, Georgia 31904. 2024 story. 2023 story. 2022 story. 2016 story. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

12 July 2025 (Saturday)

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4 October 2025 (Saturday)

• Hahira Honeybee Festival 5K. 8:00 AM ET. Hahira Community Center, 216 Randall Street, Hahira, Georgia 31632. 2023 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. Event web page. Entry form and flyer. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.
• 10th annual Tate's Hell And Back 5K. 8:00 AM ET. Crooked River Grill at Saint James Bay Golf Club, 151 Laughing Gull Lane, Carrabelle, Florida 32322. 2023 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. Event profile on Facebook. Event page on Facebook. Entry form and flyer. Online registration at RunSignUp.com. BeLinda Wharton, bhwharton@gmail.com or 850-544-5410.

11 October 2025 (Saturday)

• Gulf Winds Track Club's 46th annual Pine Run at Tall Timbers 20K. 7:30 AM ET. Tall Timbers Research Station, 13093 Henry Beadel Drive, Tallahassee, Florida 32312. 2024 story. 2023 story. 2022 story. 2021 story. 2019 story. 2017 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. 2009 story. Event page on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com. GWTCpinerun@gmail.com or text Carter Hay (850-294-9388) or Jennifer Hay (850-294-9395).
  

18 October 2025 (Saturday)

• 18th annual Rejoice Run 5K and Mom's Mile (formerly Joyce's Jog). 7:30 AM ET one mile / 8:00 AM ET 5K. Historic Donalsonville Fire Station, 220 South Woolfork Avenue, Donalsonville, Georgia 39845. 2024 story. 2023 story. 2022 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2017 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. 2010 story. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

25 October 2025 (Saturday)

• 45th annual Boston Half-Marathon and 5K. 8:00 AM ET half marathon / 8:15 AM ET 5K. Commercial Bank, 124 West Jefferson Street, Boston, Georgia 31626. 2024 story. 2023 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2015 story. 2014 story. 2013 story. 2012 story. 2011 story. 2010 story. 2009 story. USATF certified half-marathon course GA18076WC. Event web page. Event profile on Facebook. Event page on Facebook. Entry form and flyer. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.
• 10th annual The Great Race 5K. 8:00 AM ET. Parkside Cafe, 105 East Ellis Street, Perry, Florida 32347. 2024 story. 2019 story. 2018 story. 2016 story. 2015 story. Event page on Facebook. Event profiles on Facebook. Online registration at RunSignUp.com.

#3109

The Chiles Timberwolves swept cross-country team honors in 3A District 1

If an odd-shaped state like Florida could be said to have a northwest corner, FHSAA District 1 for high school cross-country is that corner. The high school cross-country teams of District 1 started the post-season championship series on Monday, 29 October 2024 at Niceville's Twin Oaks Park with the District Championship Meet. The Chiles Timberwolves of Tallahassee had the top team in both the girls' 5K and the boys' 5K. In individual competition, Choctawhatchee junior Isabel Harter won the girls' 5K with an 18:28, while Gulf Breeze sophomore Andrew Beroset took the boys' 5K race in 15:33.


The girls were on the course first; their race starting at 9:30 AM. It was the second year in a row that the 3A District 1 Meet had been at Twin Oaks Park. In 2023 two juniors had dueled for the individual title, with Leon's Madi Sims edging Elyse Carmichael of Washington 19:01 to 19:05. Both athletes were back in 2024, but anyone expecting a rematch had not reckoned on Isabel Harter. Choctawhatchee's Harter had finished back in the field in 2023, coming in fifth in 20:11, but a year had made a great deal of difference. This time out, Harter tore around the course in 18:28, finishing the race with a 70-meter lead. Carmichael was runner-up in 18:43. Savi Stanley, a Chiles sophomore, was third in 19:02.


Stanley was only the first Timberwolf in the top ten. She was joined by junior London Mellen (8th, 19:52), sophomore Kaia Ables (9th, 19:53), and junior Maddy Morris (10th 19:57). Frosh Chloe Molen completed the scoring for Chiles, coming in sixteenth in 20:31. That gave the Timberwolf girls 46 points and the District 1 title.


Host Niceville was a close second with 51 points, led by a pair of frosh athletes--Delaney Diehl (4th, 19:43) and Riley Marise (5th, 19:47). Third in the team standings, Fort Walton Beach scored 72 points behind Viking senior Belicia O'Grady. O'Grady was sixth in 19:48.


Eighth teams qualified for next meet in the State Championship series, the 3A Region 1 Championship in in Panama City on Thursday morning, 7 November 2024. In addition to the top three squads the teams from Gulf Breeze (4th, 110), Leon (5th, 174), Mosley (6th, 201), Choctawhatchee (7th, 212), and Rickards (8th, 212) advanced to Region.


Girls' Team Standings, 2024 FHSAA 3A Distict 1 Cross-Country Meet

1. Chiles, 46 *
2. Niceville, 51 *
3. Fort Walton Beach, 72 *
4. Gulf Breeze, 110 *
5. Leon, 174 *
6. Mosley, 201 *
7. Choctawhatchee, 212 *
8. Rickards, 240 *
9. Lincoln, 248
10. Washington, 254
11. Escambia, 263
12. Milton, 294
13. Pine Forest, NTS

* Team advances to the 3A Region 1 Championship


Top Ten Girls, 2024 FHSAA 3A Distict 1 Cross-Country Meet

1. 18:27.6, Isabel Harter (Choctawhatchee) JR
2. 18:42.8, Elyse Carmichael (Washington) SR
3. 19:01.1, Savannah Stanley (Chiles) SO
4. 19:42.6, Delaney Diehl (Niceville) FR
5. 19:46.7, Riley Marise (Niceville) FR
6. 19:47.8, Belicia O'Grady (Fort Walton Beach) SR
7. 19:49.9, Ashton Dahlem (Gulf Breeze) SO
8. 19:51.8, London Mellen (Chiles) JR
9. 19:52.5, Kaia Ables (Chiles) SO
10. 19:56.4, Maddy Morris (Chiles) JR

At the 2023 3A District 1 meet, only two athletes had broken 16:00 on the Twin Oaks Park course--Leon's Patrick Koon and Andrew Beroset of Gulf Breeze. Of those two only Beroset was still running high school cross-country. That might have prompted you to pick the Gulf Breeze sophomore as the favorite going into the 2024 District Meet.


It would have been a smart choice. Beroset left the field over a hundred meters behind on his way to a 15:33 win. The runner-up also cracked 16:00, with Chiles sophomore Jonathan Kiros turning a 15:54 for second place. Lincoln junior Matthew Hauser took third with a 16:04, just ahead of the 16:08 posted by fourth-place Joshua Hicks, a Chiles junior.


Chiles senior Gabriel Edwards also cracked the top ten, coming in fifth in 16:23. Chiles also got scoring performances from senior Jack Fuller (19th, 17:02) and junior Jackson Beener (20th, 17:03), giving the Timberwolf boys 50 points--good for first place in 3A District 1.


Gulf Breeze and Beroset were second with 65 points. Lincoln and Hauser were third with 89.


The other teams making the top eight and advancing to the 3A Region 1 meet were Niceville (4th, 94 points), Fort Walton Beach (5th, 119), Leon (6th, 120), Arnold (7th, 185), and Mosley (8th, 256).


The 3A Region 1 meet, though, is only another step on the way to the top of the staircase--the FHSAA Cross-Country State Chamionship in Tallahassee, Florida at Apalachee Regional Park on Saturday morning, 16 November 2024. The top eight teams in the Region will advance to State.


Boys' Team Standings, 2024 FHSAA 3A Distict 1 Cross-Country Meet

1. Chiles, 50 *
2. Gulf Breeze, 65 *
3. Lincoln, 89 *
4. Niceville, 94 *
5. Fort Walton Beach, 119 *
6. Leon, 120 *
7. Arnold, 185 *
8. Mosley, 256 *
9. Rickards, 263
10. Milton, 306
11. Choctawhatchee, 332
12. Washington, 337

* Team advances to the 3A Region 1 Championship


Top Ten Boys, 2024 FHSAA 3A Distict 1 Cross-Country Meet

1. 15:32.9, Andrew Beroset (Gulf Breeze) SO
2. 15:53.4, Jonathan Kiros (Chiles) SO
3. 16:03.1, Matthew Hauser (Lincoln) JR
4. 16:07.2, Joshua Hicks (Chiles) JR
5. 16:22.2, Gabriel Edwards (Chiles) SR
6. 16:37.6, Sebastian Riemer (Niceville) FR
7. 16:43.1, Ryan McCreary (Lincoln) JR
8. 16:44.3, Trent Parsons (Lincoln) SO
9. 16:44.6, Heath Maguire (Gulf Breeze) SO
10. 16:45.3, Cadden Maxwell (Leon) SR

Links

• Complete results of the 2024 FHSAA 3A District 1 Cross-Country Championship
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSJLlYnXf2dORNLZBIrJxe8rwGq-jwX3e9WLr2akXi0_LaKzp9TyvWF_t4bVXIxBb6vQocQ-MDiZgwu/pubhtml
  
  
• 2023 story, “Patrick Koon pounds a 14:59 5K win at FHSAA 3A District 1”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2023/11/fhsaa-3a-district-1-2023.html
  
  
• 2021 story, “Leon athletes Lillee Tang and Patrick Koon were 3A District 1 cross-country winners”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2021/10/fhsaa-3a-district-1-2021.html
  
  
• 2020 story, “With Jake Rogers and Lilli Unger, Leon Cross-Country wins everything at 3A District 2”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2020/11/fhsaa-3a-district-2-2020.html
  
  
• 2019 story, “Leon's teams, Kambry Smith, and Lewis Benitez-Chaparro each leave 3A District 1 as champions”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2019/10/fhsaa-3a-district-1-2019.html
  
  
• 2018 story, “Emily Culley and Sebastian Kenne rock ARPXC, as Chiles sweeps 3A District 3”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2018/10/fhsaa-3a-district-3-2018.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “Cashin and Churchill win in blowouts, but Chiles teams continue to dominate 3A District 3”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/10/fhsaa-3a-district-3-2016.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “Tallahassee schools shine in 3A District 3 Meet at Apalachee Regional Park”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/10/fhsaa-3a-district-3.html
  
  
• 2013 story, “Red, white, and flew! Leon harriers Audrey Dogan and Sukhi Khosla win District 3-3A”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2013/10/fhsaa-district-3-3a-2013.html
  
  
• 2012 story, “District 2 belongs to Chiles and Wakulla”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2012/11/fhsaa-district-2-3a2a-2012.html
  
  
• 2011 story, “2011 FHSAA District 2-3A / 2A cross-country meet”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2011/11/fhsaa-district-2-3a2a-xc-2011.html
  
  
• 2010 story, “2010 FHSAA District 1-3A Cross-Country Meet”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2010/11/2010-district-1-3a-xc.html
  
  
• Find a cross-country, road, or track race for your schedule on the Trouble Afoot! calendar
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#3108

A great day at the Great Race for Marcus Giles and Jamie Peake

On Saturday morning, 26 October 2024, seven days after turning a 19:18 for his school's team at the New World Fall Spectacular Cross-Country Meet, Marcus Giles was racing on the streets of Perry, Florida. That's where the Saint John Country Day School frosh won The Great Race 5K, running 18:14 and finishing a hundred meters ahead of the next runner. Perry master runner Jamie Peake was the first woman in the race, placing thirteenth overall in 26:10.


Michael Rhodes of Perry was the first master runner in the race and the overall runner-up, covering the course in 18:39. Rhodes was a three-time Great Race champion, with wins in 2016, 2017, and 2019. At 21:31 Fleming Island, Florida master runner Terry Giles came in third overall.


Andrea White, a Greenville, Florida master runner, was second in the women's standings. White was fourteenth overall in 27:50. Thirteen-year-old Karly Nawlin was third in the women's division and fifteenth overall in 29:08.


48 athletes finished the 2024 running of The Great Race 5K.


Top Ten Men, Perry's 2019 Great Race 5K

1. 18:13.85, Marcus Giles (M, 15) Fleming Island, FL
2. 18:38.48, Michael Rhodes (M, 55) Perry, FL
3. 21:30.68, Terry Giles (M, 45) Fleming Island, FL
4. 21:41.35, Nolan Amman (M, 15) Perry, FL
5. 22:32.22, William Carter (M, 60) Perry, FL
6. 23:36.96, Timothy Fraser (M, 46) Tallahassee, FL
7. 24:13.30, Nathan Nawlin (M, 34) Perry, FL
8. 24:15.65, Ralph Blackman (M, 54) Milton, FL
9. 24:48.56, Benjamin "Trey" Blue (M, 34) Perry, FL
10. 24:58.80, David Sunderland (M, 48) Jacksonville, FL

Top Ten Women, Perry's 2019 Great Race 5K

1. 26:09.47, Jamie Peake (F, 40) Perry, FL
2. 27:49.25, Andrea White (F, 46) Greenville, FL
3. 29:07.48, Karly Nawlin (F, 13) Perry, FL
4. 29:43.49, Marilee Giles (F, 53) Fleming Island, FL
5. 31:19.24, Cera Blue (F, 35) Perry, FL
6. 34:46.05, Tierney Declercq (F, 37) Perry, FL
7. 34:52.46, Sabrina Bethea (F, 42) PerryPerry, FL
8. 35:16.25, Delaney Loyed (F, 19) Perry, FL
9. 35:26.64, Kaylee Nawlin (F, 32) Perry, FL
10. 37:24.34, Marielvi Blanco (F, 16) Perry, FL

Winners of The Great Race, 2013 - 2019
Date	Men	Women	Finishers
26 October 2013	17:55, James Taylor	26:02, Shanin Frost
25 October 2014	18:10, Gatlin Nennstiel	21:34, Connie Lewis	137
24 October 2015	18:26, Paul McRae	17:49, Lydia Veal-McRae	105
22 October 2016	18:57, Michael Rhodes	25:59, Ellie Webb	69
28 October 2017	17:55, Michael Rhodes	17:28, Lydia McRae	73
27 October 2018	18:23, Ethan Carter	17:40, Lydia McRae	69
26 October 2019	16:46, Michael Rhodes	17:13, Lydia McRae	72
22 October 2022	17:31, Casey Frock	17:43, Lydia McRae	60
26 October 2024	18:14, Marcus Giles	26:10, Jamie Peake	48

Links

• 2024 results of The Great Race 5K
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTCiTbkOzuQrJqFu9sLBuPVavB8ULrUj2pIGN0eej_wgeMJVtoYahdYN0F0-Oe2VAfle6UL45Vr0FvT/pubhtml
  
  
• 2019 story, “Michael Rhodes and Lydia McRae were the fastest ever at Perry's Great Race”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2019/10/great-race-2019.html
  
  
• 2018 story, “Lydia McRae's 17:40 outraces everyone at The Great Race 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2018/10/great-race-2018.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “Rhodes and Webb keep Perry's Great Race titles in Perry”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/10/great-race-2016.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “McRae and McRae have great runs at The Great Race”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/10/great-race-2015.html
  
  
• Upcoming races great and good on the Trouble Afoot! racing calendar
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#3107

Boston, Georgia Half Marathon victories for Gary Rowan and Stephanie Liles-Weyant

On Old US 84, about half a dozen kilometers east of Boston, Georgia and half a dozen kilometers west of Dixie, Georgia, Gary Rowan called out.


"How far back are they?"

Gary Rowan

"They," or the fastest of "them," were about 300 meters back. And before Saturday morning, 26 October 2024 was over, they would be closer to 800 meters back when Rowan won the 44th annual Boston Half Marathon, posting a winning time of 1:17:03. Tallahassee, Florida master runner Stephanie Liles-Weyant was the first woman in the race, coming in tenth overall in 1:33:49.


The half marathon got started nearly ten minutes after the scheduled 8:00 AM time with the athletes setting out from downtown Boston, racing east toward the rising sun. Boston is a small city, so in less than a kilometer the athletes were at the edge of town. At the city limits, Gary Rowan of Adel, Georgia was already well over a hundred meters ahead.

Elliot Butler

Past cows, cotton in the fields, pinelands, and pecan orchards, Rowan continued to lead. Outside of Dixie, Georgia, at the turnaround for the out-and-back course, he was up 400 meters. The way back to downtown Georgia was more of the same; Rowan arrived first at the finish line in 1:17:03. It was his second win in seven days. The previous Saturday, Rowan had won the 47th annual Swamp Run 10K in Waycross, Georgia.


"I actually ran faster today," noted Rowan. "But that was a trail run."

Stephanie Liles-Weyant

Cairo, Georgia's Elliot Butler took second in 1:19:51, one place better and more than six minutes faster than his showing at the 2023 Boston Half Marathon. Stephen Andrews of Tallahassee overtook Tallahassee master runner Ryan Kunz during the second half of the half marathon to place third in 1:25.47. Kunz was the first master runner in the race, placing fourth in 1:26.53.


Stephanie Liles-Weyant led the women's field wire-to-wire, finishing the half marathon more than two kilometers ahead of the next woman in 1:33:49. eighteenth overall in 1:45:11. Another Tallahassee master runner, Laura McDermott, was the women's runner-up, finishing eighteenth overall in 1:45:11. Yet another Tallahassee master runner, Cathy Bond, was the third female finisher and twentieth overall in 1:45:43.

Laura McDermott

82 athletes finished the 2024 Boston Half Marathon. Gulf Winds Track Club of Tallahassee, Florida timed and scored the race.


Top Ten Men, 2024 Boston Half Marathon

1. 1:17:03, Gary Rowan (M, 36) Adel, GA
2. 1:19:51, Elliot Butler (M, 34) Cairo, GA
3. 1:25:47, Stephen Andrews (M, 38) Tallahassee, FL
4. 1:26:53, Ryan Kunz (M, 42) Tallahassee, FL
5. 1:28:25, Jack McDermott (M, 55) Tallahassee, FL
6. 1:29:42, Micah Andrews (M, 35) Tallahassee, FL
7. 1:30:34, Jonah Blay (M, 18) Tallahassee, FL
8. 1:31:00, Hastings Read (M, 43) Tallahassee, FL
9. 1:32:51, Camilo Ordonez (M, 45) Tallahassee, FL
10. 1:37:18, Fanxiu Zhu (M, 55) Tallahassee, FL

Top Ten Women, 2024 Boston Half Marathon

1. 1:33:49, Stephanie Liles-Weyant (F, 52) Tallahassee, FL
2. 1:45:11, Laura McDermott (F, 45) Tallahassee, FL
3. 1:45:43, Cathy Bond (F, 44) Tallahassee, FL
4. 1:49:43, Nancy Stedman (F, 62) Tallahassee, FL
5. 1:54:19, Michelle Hadden (F, 35) Tallahassee, FL
6. 1:54:51, Cara Voyles (F, 25) Thomasville, GA
7. 1:57:34, Ansley Oliver (F, 19) Tallahassee, FL
8. 1:58:44, Georgina Hernandez (F, 34) Quincy, FL
9. 1:59:33, Abbey Lineback (F, 36) Hahira, GA
10. 2:00:28, Martha Guyas (F, 40) Tallahassee, FL

Boston Half Marathon Champions, 1979 - 2024
Date	Men	Women
26 October 2024	77:03, Gary Rowan	93:49, Stephanie Liles-Weyant
28 October 2023	78:15, Leonardo Canete	79:13, Katie Sherron
29 October 2022	78:22, Hawthorne Hay	1:47:20, Angela McNeely
30 October 2021	80:19, Leonardo Canete	88:08, Sheryl Rosen
31 October 2020	no race held
26 October 2019	78:44, Troy Dunkley	85:24, Ann Centner
27 October 2018	75:48, Joshua Grant	82:07, Sheryl Rosen
28 October 2017	74:47, Joshua Grant	85:42, Sheryl Rosen
29 October 2016	67:00, Stanley Linton	83:05, Allison Eagen
31 October 2015	79:50, Drew Rabun	96:10, Jillian Heddaeus
25 October 2014	72:20, Chris Lake	85:15, Katie Sherron
26 October 2013	71:17, Stanley Linton	80:42, Sheryl Rosen
27 October 2012	73:46, Chris Lake	83:27, Sheryl Rosen
29 October 2011	69:29, Kevin Sullivan	82:10, Sheryl Rosen
30 October 2010	75:13, Vince Molosky	86:59, Lisa Johnson
31 October 2009	79:49, Vince Molosky	87:10, Sheryl Rosen
25 October 2008	81:50, Myles Gibson	86:19, Sheryl Rosen
27 October 2007	76:18, John Seppala	87:35, Sheryl Rosen
28 October 2006	81:18, Michael Martinez	82:49, Sheryl Rosen
29 October 2005	81:11, Myles Gibson	96:32, Jennifer Kilinski
30 October 2004	83:55, David Yon	91:57, Jane Johnson
25 October 2003	76:20, Myles Gibson	97:52, Lisa Whitworth
26 October 2002	84:38, Mike Posey	92:41, Carrie Weyant
27 October 2001	82:36, Steven Walker	95:24, Carrie Weyant
28 October 2000	75:28, Art Remillard	83:20, Sarah Docter-Williams
30 October 1999	78:22, Corey Cherr	95:28, Julie Carico
31 October 1998	80:25, Rusty Jones	97:01, Peggy Simpson
25 October 1997	81:21, Rusty Jones	82:55, Michelle LeFleur
26 October 1996	76:26, Jeff Nielsen	86:12, Carrie Weyant
28 October 1995	78:21, Paul Hough	91:01, Katherine Perez
29 October 1994	72:42, Paul Hough	92:34, Diane Turchick
30 October 1993	75:33, Paul Hough	86:09, Carrie Weyant
31 October 1992	77:45, Steve Carney	86:05, Carrie Hunnicutt
26 October 1991
27 October 1990	79:33, Brian Murphy	86:44, Donna Miller
28 October 1989	71:23, Alex Walmsley	93:10, Mary Jean Yon
29 October 1988	74:22, T. C. Carroll	1:41:54, Nancy Widener
1987	no race held
8 November 1986
11 November 1985	67:30, Herb Wills	88:06, Patti Sudduth
27 October 1984	74:21, Scott Hinkle	Dot Skofronick
29 October 1983	70:25, Noel Shuman	87:01, Patti Sudduth
30 October 1982	67:48, Noel Shuman	91:41, Donna Murdock
31 October 1981	69:57, Gary Slayton	88:56, Lt. Vickie Monroe
25 October 1980	71:49, Gary Slayton	96:03, Judy Taylor
27 October 1979	70:52, Bruce Carpenter	1:47:13, Robin Anderson
Got any information on the missing years? Let me know! Send an e-mail to hwills@gmail.com, or leave a comment below.

Links:

• Complete results of the 2024 Boston Half Marathon
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vS5arw830eq7WHdbPcvoohAdCfn3bkIhALgK3VXcRlQ4U8wKQgv9-Tl5FzWA3RPtVLmdC1usdNt1Gxc/pubhtml
  
  
• More Trouble Afoot! pictures of the 2024 Boston (mini) Marathon
  https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10123220765691263
  
  
• 2023 story, “Leonardo Canete and Katie Sherron each tally a second Boston Mini win”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2023/10/boston-mini-2023.html
  
  
• 2019 story, “Troy Dunkley and Ann Centner were fast tourists at the 40th Boston Mini Marathon”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2019/10/boston-mini-2019.html
  
  
• 2018 story, “Joshua Grant and Sheryl Rosen repeat at Boston”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2018/10/boston-mini-2018.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “Rabun and Heddaeus win Boston, Southern-style”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/10/boston-mini-2015.html
  
  
• 2014 story, “Herds of spectators see Lake and Sherron win Boston Mini”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/10/boston-mini-2014.html
  
  
• 2013 story, “Linton and Rosen are Boston (mini) Strong”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2013/10/boston-mini-2013.html
  
  
• 2012 story, “First Boston win for Chris Lake; sixth for Sheryl Rosen”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2012/10/boston-mini-2012.html
  
  
• 2011 story, “Sullivan and Rosen smokin' at the Boston Mini”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2011/10/boston-mini-2011.html
  
  
• 2010 story, “Molosky makes it two-in-a-row at the Boston Mini”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2010/10/boston-mini-2010.html
  
  
• 2009 story, “Another Boston Mini Win For Rosen”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2009/11/another-boston-mini-win-for-rosen.html
  
  
• USATF certification map GA18076WC for the 2018 Boston (mini) Marathon
  http://www.usatf.org/events/courses/maps/showMap.asp?courseID=GA18076WC
  
  
• Upcoming races in the Tallahassee region; mini, maxi, ultra, or whatever
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#3105