Tristan Cravello goes 16:32 at the FSU Medical Repsonse Unit 5K

As a third-year student at Florida State University, Tristan Cravello is familar with the school's Tallahassee, Florida campus. He's also familiar with the campus road races, where he's a regular competitor. Cravello is particularly familiar with the annual FSU Medical Response Unit 5K, which he won in 2018 and placed runner-up in 2019. And on Sunday morning, 16 February 2020, Cravello won the eleventh annual FSU MRU 5K, running 16:32. Another Florida State scholar, graduate student Amanda Sava, was the first woman in the race, placing fourth overall in 21:23.

Tristan Cravello

Matthias Laywell came in runner-up to Cravello at 20:50. Louis Cordero took third overall in 21:08. Michael Magnuson was the first master runner in the 5K and the ninth male finisher, twelfth overall in 23:19.


Taylor Mogavero placed second in the women's standings and sixth overall in 21:50. Sheryl Rosen was the third woman and seventh overall in 22:05. A three-time women's champ of the FSU MRU 5K, Rosen won the race in 2013, 2014, and 2016. Paula O'Neill was the first woman master in the race, coming in fifth in the women's standings and 21st overall in 25:20.


157 athletes finished the 2020 FSU Medical Response Unit 5K.


Top Ten Men, 2020 FSU Medical Response Unit 5K

1. 16:32, Tristan Cravello (M, 20)
2. 20:50, Matthias Laywell (M, 21)
3. 21:08, Louis Cordero (M, 21)
4. 21:25, Kyle Tingoe (M, 39)
5. 22:27, Hunter Mitchell (M, 20)
6. 22:36, Graham O'Donnell (M, 19)
7. 22:46, Kennedy Hall (M, 21)
8. 23:03, Chase Benezette (M, 19)
9. 23:19, Michael Magnuson (M, 50)
10. 23:23, Rigoberto Cusidor (M, 19)

Top Ten Women, 2020 FSU Medical Response Unit 5K

1. 21:23, Amanda Sava (F, 25)
2. 21:50, Taylor Mogavero (F, 21)
3. 22:05, Sheryl Rosen (F, 35)
4. 25:04, Julia Volpi (F, 19)
5. 25:20, Paula O'Neill (F, 58)
6. 26:23, Kylie Devine (F, 19)
7. 26:33, Tabitha Labrato (F, 19)
8. 28:32, Amy Magnuson (F, 47)
9. 29:57, Stefanie Boothe (F, 19)
10. 29:58, Kelsi McKenzie (F, 21)

FSU Medical Response Unit 5K winners, 2010 - 2020
Date	Men	Women	Finishers
20 January 2010	17:40, Raley Beggs	19:14, Katherine McMeekin	68
29 January 2011	17:47, Matt Bulecza	21:54, Kellie Gerbers	58
21 January 2012	17:53, Connor Stevens	22:53, Kate Harrison	67
26 January 2013	18:08, Connor Stevens	18:33, Sheryl Rosen	88
25 January 2014	20:27, Michael LaBossiere	21:36, Sheryl Rosen	22
22 February 2015	17:01, Gary Droze	23:39, Kaitlin Early	81
21 February 2016	16:55, Grady Smith	20:30, Sheryl Rosen	129
19 February 2017	17:46, Gary Droze	19:59, Lauren Aronson	201
25 February 2018	18:08, Tristan Cravello	19:56, Lucy Baird	203
10 March 2019	17:07, Ryan Bausback	17:54, Ann Centner	138
16 February 2020	16:32, Tristan Cravello	21:23, Amanda Sava	157

Links

• Complete results of the 2020 FSU Medical Response Unit 5K
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQFN713YBrlitCT4NCPQVmxb9eTZuPBOqBKW-L0iLvtcLh0SRLCxY3fl0J0c0wLAhNSetwjI34vWleK/pubhtml
  
  
• 2019 story, “Ryan Bausback goes 17:07, Ann Centner 17:57 for wins at the Medical Response Unit 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2019/03/fru-2019.html
  
  
• 2018 story, “Tristan Cravello and Lucy Baird respond rapidly at the Medical Response Unit 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2018/02/fru-2018.html
  
  
• 2017 story, “Droze and Aronson wallop the field of the Medical Response Unit 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2017/02/fru-2017.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “A swift Sunday for Smith and Rosen at the Medical Response Unit 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/02/fru-2016.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “Droze and Early grab wins at the FSU Medical Response Unit 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/02/fru-2015.html
  
  
• 2014 story, “LaBossiere and Rosen reign at Medical Response Unit 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/01/fru-2014.html
  
  
• 2012 story, “Stevens and Harrison first at First Responders 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2012/01/fru-2012.html
  
  
• 2011 story, “Bulecza and Gerbers respond well to competition at FRU 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2011/01/fru-2011.html
  
  
• 2010 story, “Victory for Beggs, McMeekin at First Responders 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2010/01/during-floridas-territorial-period-last.html
  
  
• Keep track of upcoming races in the Tallahassee region at Trouble Afoot!
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#2687

Charlie Johnson and Amanda Sava each collect a second Tails & Trails title

On the east side of Tallahassee, Florida, Tom Brown Park, Lafayette Heritage Park, and the Alford Greenway are connected by dozens if not hundreds of miles of trails. Charlie Johnson covered 13.1 miles on those trails in 1:25:32 to win the half-marathon at the eighteenth annual Tails & Trails on Saturday morning, 4 May 2019. Amanda Sava was the first woman in the race, defending her 2018 title in the half marathon with a 1:38:43 and placing seventh overall.


The Animal Shelter Foundation has always hosted the event, starting in 2002 with a 5K race, adding a 10K in 2006 and the half marathon in 2015. Two days before the 2019 Tails & Trails, the longest run was in peril.

Charlie Johnson

“I got a call from the city on Thursday at 4:30,” said Tom Perkins. “There was a hawk attacking people in Lafayette Heritage Park. We were going to have to cancel the race or re-route it.”


It turned out that a very minor change of course satisfied the hawk’s territorial instincts, and the half-marathon started from the Animal Sheter as scheduled at 7:45 AM, with Jeff Nielsen guiding the runners on the lead bicycle. After the first minute of running, Charlie Johnson was already well ahead of the field. No one, athlete or irate bird, challenged Johnson for the rest of the race.


“I was hoping for a hawk attack,” said Johnson. “Anything to have some excitement out there. It helped to have Jeff Nielsen out there on the bicycle, telling me, ‘Okay, there’s a big hill coming up.’”

McDermott, Busboom, Sura, and Kiros

There are numerous hills on the Tails & Trails half marathon course, which takes the runners in and out of the Lake Lafayette basin before finishing back at the Animal Shelter, atop the ridge that Easterwood Drive runs along. Amanda Sava also noticed those hills.


“It was tough!” said Sava. “I ran a lot faster this year. I think I’m in better shape, but I ran a triathlon last week and my legs are still recovering. I’m happy with my race, though. I’ll probably take a little break after this.”

Amanda Sava

Behind Johnson’s winning 1:25:32, Brad Busboom took second in 1:32:31 and Andrew Theodore third in 1:36:47. Jack McDermott was the first master runner in the half marathon, placing fourth overall in 1:36:47.


Melissa Thompson finished runner-up to Sava in the women's standings, placing sixteenth overall in 1:52:26. Courtney Mason was the third woman and seventeenth overall in 1:53:19. Laura Reina was the first woman master and fifth female finisher, twentieth overall in 1:55:11.

Melissa Thompson

Top Ten Men, 2019 “Tails and Trails” Half Marathon

1. 1:25:32, Charlie Johnson (M, 39) Tallahassee, FL
2. 1:32:31, Brad Busboom (M, 31)
3. 1:36:47, Andrew Theodore (M, 20)
4. 1:36:47, Jack McDermott (M, 50)
5. 1:37:13, Tim Qualls (M, 39)
6. 1:38:29, Geb Kiros (M, 52)
7. 1:40:59, Collin Woodrum (M, 20)
8. 1:44:40, Brian Corbin (M, 51)
9. 1:47:27, Philip Sura (M, 49)
10. 1:47:58, Joel Piotrowski (M, 49)

Top Ten Women, 2019 “Tails and Trails” Half Marathon

1. 1:38:43, Amanda Sava (F, 24) Tallahassee, FL
2. 1:52:26, Melissa Thompson (F, 34)
3. 1:53:19, Courtney Mason (F, 24)
4. 1:54:54, Jillian Heddaeus (F, 36)
5. 1:55:11, Laura Reina (F, 54)
6. 1:56:09, Cecilia Bouaichi (F, 23)
7. 1:56:33, Nancy Stedman (F, 57)
8. 1:58:22, Alana Brady (F, 24)
9. 1:59:39, Michelle Hadden (F, 30)
10. 2:02:43, Sherri Wise (F, 37)

The Tails & Trails 10K started at 8:30, when the fastest half marathon runners were still exploring the Alford Greenway. Pensacola, Florida master runner Jennifer McGranahan was not only the first woman in the race, she was also the overall winner. McGranahan grabbed the lead right after the start, shadowed by Sean Landeta of Thomasville, Georgia. Landeta hung on for the first half of the race, but McGranahan got away after the leaders had turned around for the return trip to the Animal Shelter. 50 meters ahead by the six-kilometer mark, McGranahan finished with a lead of nearly 200 meters and a winning time of 46:08.

Jennifer McGranahan

“That was fun!” said McGranahan. “I’ll be out there next year. I liked everything that went into this race; the trails, the family discount, the animals. It’s a nice way to find good homes for some animals.”


McGranahan has deep running roots in Pensacola, having raced cross-country and track for Pensacola High before going on to compete for the University of Florida. Currently, she’s working on a degree in physical therapy at Florida A&M University.

Sean Landeta, Jennifer McGranahan

“I usually run the Fiesta of Five Flags 10K in Pensacola, and I could have driven back for that,” said McGranahan. “But I thought, ‘No!’ I love Tom Brown Park and the trails.”


Sean Landeta was the first man in the race, coming in second overall in 46:57. Paul Guyas was the first male master, third overall in 47:12. Master runner Tim Unger was third on the men's side and fifth overall in 48:40.

Lilli Unger

Tim Unger is Lilli Unger’s father, and Lilli Unger was second in the women’s standings.The Leon High cross-country runner placed fourth overall in 47:54. Alyssa Terry finished third in the women's division and seventh overall in 50:04.


Top Ten Women, 2019 “Tails and Trails” 10K

1. 46:08, Jennifer McGranahan (F, 40) Pensacola, FL
2. 47:54, Lilli Unger (F, 16)
3. 50:04, Alyssa Terry (F, 25)
4. 54:35, Nancy Proctor (F, 58)
5. 55:36, Joi Savery (F, 38)
6. 57:47, Kaley Ford (F, 24)
7. 58:31, Karima Anderson (F, 32)
8. 59:20, Belinda Wharton (F, 58)
9. 59:29, Brittany Bevis (F, 33)
10. 1:00:16, Jessica Jameson (F, 32)

Top Ten Men, 2019 “Tails and Trails” 10K

1. 46:58, Sean Landeta (M, 30) Thomasville, GA
2. 47:12, Paul Guyas (M, 41)
3. 48:40, Tim Unger (M, 59)
4. 50:03, Juan Padron (M, 49)
5. 50:24, Brian Molen (M, 43)
6. 52:52, Laryn Flikkema (M, 43)
7. 52:53, Chuck Lang (M, 53)
8. 53:05, Peter Failma (M, 16)
9. 54:17, Robert Steinmetz (M, 63)
10. 54:47, Matt Hohmeister (M, 38)

The Tails & Trails 5K started at the same time as the 10K. Kurt Dietrich took the early lead in the 3.1-mile race. Having won the 5K in 2017 and 2018, Dietrich was going for a third straight title, but Connor Edwards denied him that. Edwards, an eighth-grader at Swift Creek Middle School, overtook Dietrich then went on to win the race in 19:44. Dietrich was second in 20:00, and Daniel Wurgler third in 20:14. Aaron Guyer was the top master runner in the 5K, placing seventh overall in 21:06.

Kurt Dietrich

In the 2015 Tails & Trails 10K Brittney Barnes had been the first woman. In the 2016 Tails & Trails 5K Barnes had been the first woman. In the 2019 5K she was again the first woman, placing ninth overall in 21:38. Amelia Bryant was second to Barnes, placing thirteenth overall in 25:10. Twelve-year-old Liliana Lewis edged Paula O'Neill for the third spot in the women's standings, 25:47 to 25:49. The two were sixteenth and seventeenth overall. O'Neill was the first woman master in the race.

Brittney Barnes

643 athletes crossed the finish line at the 2019 Tails & Trails, with 125 completing the half marathon, 148 the 10K, 302 the 5K, and 68 the one-mile fun run. Gulf Winds Track Club of Tallahassee chip-timed each of the four races.


Top Ten Men, 2019 “Tails and Trails” 5K

1. 19:44, Connor Edwards (M, 14) Tallahassee, FL
2. 20:00, Kurt Dietrich (M, 27)
3. 20:14, Daniel Wurgler (M, 19)
4. 20:19, Lucas Mauch (M, 14)
5. 20:28, Noah Deem (M, 11)
6. 20:45, Garrett Swier (M, 22)
7. 21:06, Aaron Guyer (M, 44)
8. 21:20, Duane Evans (M, 51)
9. 23:38, Joseph Woodson (M, 44)
10. 23:58, Aidan Gonzalez (M, 13)

Top Ten Women, 2019 “Tails and Trails” 5K

1. 21:38, Brittney Barnes (F, 31) Tallahassee, FL
2. 25:10, Amelia Bryant (F, 30)
3. 25:47, Liliana Lewis (F, 12)
4. 25:49, Paula O'Neill (F, 57)
5. 26:00, Apryl Deloach (F, 32)
6. 26:33, Stacy Holmes (F, 40)
7. 26:40, Angely Jimenez (F, 24)
8. 26:57, Kensey D'Souza (F, 31)
9. 27:45, Lauren Heitmeyer (F, 40)
10. 27:56, Kate King (F, 26)

“Tails and Trails” winners, 2002 - 2019
Date	Race	Men	Women	Finishers
30 March 2002	5K	19:49, Tim Bolton	23:06, Carrie Weyant	179
15 March 2003	5K	20:47, Justin Dickieson	24:20, Carrie Weyant	218
20 March 2004	5K	18:56, Gary Droze	23:02, Seeley Lovett	221
19 March 2005	5K	18:51, Mathew Dobson	23:12, Stephanie Liles	186
18 March 2006	10K	37:46, Vince Molosky	46:49, Kim Likens	73
	5K	22:06, Roger Michaud	21:48, Stephanie Liles	178
5 May 2007	10K	36:43, Vince Molosky	43:54, Jana Stolting	80
	5K	17:31, Tripp Southerland	24:22, Claire Fruchtnicht	250
3 May 2008	10K	37:23, Vince Molosky	41:55, Karen Geletko	141
	5K	20:54, Jason Graham	21:57, Katrina Unglaub	272
2 May 2009	10K	35:07, Vince Molosky	41:34, Sheryl Rosen	148
	5K	17:24, John Robida	18:59, Kelsey Scheitlin	464
1 May 2010	10K	35:44, Vince Molosky	42:38, Micah Adriani	315
	5K	16:37, Ken Youngers	22:13, Lisa Finn	355
30 April 2011	10K	36:41, Vince Molosky	41:06, Heather Griffis
	5K	17:04, Kevin Sullivan	19:41, Kelly Stevens
5 May 2012	10K	34:52, Stanley Linton	41:38, Micah Adriani	246
	5K	18:22, Jonathan Grisiaffi	23:00, Stephanie Stout	494
4 May 2013	10K	36:29, Vince Molosky	46:31, Lindsey Pfau	207
	5K	16:26, Stanley Linton	19:40, Micah Adriani	521
3 May 2014	10K	37:04, Matthew Cashin	46:12, Urska Dobersek	211
	5K	16:53, Adam Wallenfelsz	20:55, Sara Lane	359
2 May 2015	Half Marathon	1:25:43, Eric Godin	1:49:34, Mary Jane Hayden	92
	10K	37:22, Matthew Cashin	46:04, Brittney Barnes	278
	5K	17:06, Roger Schmidt	20:25, Alese Autore	552
7 May 2016	Half Marathon	1:19:49, Matt Mizereck	1:45:20, Katie Sherron	178
	10K	37:45, Stanley Linton	45:48, Anna Busby	191
	5K	18:20, Peter Van Brussel	20:50, Brittney Barnes	562
6 May 2017	Half Marathon	1:27:34, Eric Godin	1:36:48, Katie Sherron	148
	10K	38:54, Chris O'Kelley	44:40, Sheryl Rosen	123
	5K	18:47, Kurt Dietrich	23:44, Christina Linton	395
5 May 2018	Half Marathon	1:20:46, Andrew Smith	1:45:35, Amanda Sava	104
	10K	37:16, Charlie Johnson	47:16, Jillian Heddaeus	189
	5K	19:13, Kurt Dietrich	24:27, Madison Sims	447
4 May 2019	Half Marathon	1:25:32, Charlie Johnson	1:38:43, Amanda Sava	125
	10K	46:58, Sean Landeta	46:08, Jennifer McGranahan	148
	5K	19:44, Connor Edwards	21:38, Brittney Barnes	302
From 2002 to 2006 the event was called the "Furry Scurry." No 10K was held before 2006. No Half Marathon was held prior to 2015.

Links

• Complete results of the 2019 “Tails and Trails”
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRT_wfH4ELQQO5rBh-ExfSL-58gsiip06o7w5UpvT6s6xTvrScQtIjd7o2RcYd5mwWiuqpW9ZEzBCSr/pubhtml
  
  
• More photos of the 2019 “Tails and Trails”
  
  • Half Marathon, 10K, 5K: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10113539626262283
    
  • One-Mile Fun Run: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10113536884072653
    
  
  
• Fred Deckert's photos of the 2018 “Tails and Trails”
  https://photos.app.goo.gl/wz7WriUexrouA1e1A
  
  
• 2017 story, “Godin and Sherron prevail on the trail at Tails & Trails”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2017/05/tails-trails-2017.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “Mizereck and Sherron tail none on the trails”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/05/tails-trails-2016.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “Godin and Hayden prosper on the longer trail at ‘Tails & Trails’”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/05/tails-trails-2015.html
  
  
• 2014 story, “Flooding doesn't stop Tails & Trails, Cashin, or Dobersek”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/05/tails-trails-2014.html
  
  
• 2013 story, “Molosky back on top in the 'Tails & Trails' 10K”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2013/05/tails-trails-2013.html
  
  
• 2012 story, “Linton and Adriani kick tails on the trails”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2012/05/tails-trails-2012.html
  
  
• 2011 story, “Molosky and Griffis tear up the trails at Tom Brown”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2011/04/tails-trails-2011.html
  
  
• 2010 story, “Molosky and Adriani best the field at 'Tails and Trails'”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2010/05/tails-trails-2010.html
  
  
• 2009 story, “2009 'Tails and Trails' 5K / 10K”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2009/05/2009-tails-and-trails-5k-10k.html
  
  
• Find an upcoming race on the trails of the Tallahassee region on the Trouble Afoot! calendar
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#2508

Alex McDonald repeats and Amanda Sava cracks 20:00 at the Sisson 5K

On Saturday morning, 9 March 2019, the sixth annual 2LT Justin Sisson 5K had a new starting line. In spite of that change, the overall winner was the same as in 2018. Alexander McDonald, a senior ROTC cadet at Florida State University, won the race for the second year in a row, running 18:14. Amanda Sava, a Florida State grad student, was the first overall woman, placing fifth overall in 19:54. The race has been held every year since 2014 on the Tallahassee, Florida campus of Florida State University in honor of FSU alumnus Justin Sisson. Sisson was killed in action in Afghanistan during 2013 while serving in the United States Army.

Alexander McDonald

There is a five kilometer loop on the Florida State University campus. The route takes in the lowest spot on the campus, the flood plain of Budweiser Creek, southeast of the football stadium. It also hits the highest spot, the intersection of College Avenue and Copeland Street. Westcott Hall is there now, but in Tallahassee’s days as the territorial capital the prominence was called Gallows Hill. You have to hope the condemned were given a ride to the top. Surely it would have been “cruel and unusual” to make them walk.


At least the condemned wouldn’t have much time to be tired.


Almost all of the campus 5K races use the loop. Most of those runs start at the Integration Statue on Woodward Plaza—not the highest point on the course, but of the lowest, either. In past years the Sisson 5K started at Landis Green, another spot of median elevation. The 2019 race started and finished at the Unconquered Statue at Langford Green, nearly the lowest spot on the course. There wouldn’t be any uphill to contend with at the end of the race, but that just meant the runners would have to deal with it elsewhere.

Kurt Dietrich

"It's harder than when they started at Landis. It's the same course, but the hill was over there," said Kurt Dietrich, who finished second in 18:58. "The hill" was Gallows Hill, which the runners now had to climb during the fourth kilometer of the five kilometer race.


Race-day registration ran from 8:00 to 9:00 AM, followed by the National Anthem. Several spoke honoring the sacrifice of Sisson in particular and members of the service more generally.


"This is truly a celebration of the life of a patriot and a great American," said FSU President John Thrasher.

Amanda Sava

The race started at 9:30. McDonald was out front from the very first.


"I went out fast," said McDonald. "Then the heat got to me around Landis Green. After that the hills were tough."


The hills and the heat may have been a problem for McDonald, but the competition wasn't. His winning time of 18:14 put him across the finish line nearly 200 meters ahead of the next runner. Kurt Dietrich didn't start off as quickly as McDonald. Dietrich was in fifth place after 800 meters of running, but moved up through the field during the run to finish runner-up in 18:58. Jonathan Tolmich took third in 19:28.


"I ran for one year in high school," said McDonald. "Milton High School. Cross-country and track. Since then I just train with ROTC."

Chantelle Jerald

Amanda Sava's running background was more extensive than McDonald's. After running cross-country for Sussex Tech High in Georgetown, Delaware, Sava spent four years on the Florida Tech Panthers cross-country team. That's many years during which Sava ran a lot of five-kilometer races, cross-country, track, and road. Her 19:54 at the Sisson 5K was the fastest of them all.


"It was my PR by about twelve seconds," said Sava. "First sub-20:00. I've been working at that barrier for a while."


Chantelle Jerald took second in the women's standings and seventh overall, running 20:11. At 22:44, Melissa Kratzke was the third woman and nineteenth overall.

Melissa Kratzke

258 athletes finished the 2019 2LT Justin Sisson 5K. Proceeds of the event benefit the Justin Sisson Scholarship Fund, which awards scholarships to deserving Army ROTC cadets. Miles and Minutes, LLC, of Tallahassee timed the race.


Top Ten Men, 2019 2LT Justin Sisson Memorial 5K

1. 18:13.7, Alexander McDonald
2. 18:57.1, Kurt Dietrich
3. 19:28.0, Jonathan Tolmich
4. 19:45.3, Drake Vaske
5. 20:06.1
6. 21:04.4, Javier Benabe
7. 21:18.9
8. 21:25.9, Daniel Croom
9. 22:20.8, Daniel Wiefels
10. 22:25.4

Top Ten Women, 2019 2LT Justin Sisson Memorial 5K

1. 19:53.3, Amanda Sava
2. 20:10.8, Chantelle Jerald
3. 22:43.9, Melissa Kratzke
4. 23:09.5, Savannah Markell
5. 24:25.8, Talya Winton
6. 24:26.3, Julie Cruz
7. 24:39.9
8. 24:43.3, Ruth Carr
9. 25:42.8, Lauren Healy
10. 25:59.0, Lexington McLellan

2LT Justin Sisson Memorial 5K winners, 2014 - 2019
Date	Men	Women	Finishers
22 February 2014	17:38, Zach Deveau	19:51, Kate Harrison	475
21 February 2015	16:59, Michael Magoulas	22:16, Chantelle Brodie	302
20 February 2016	17:37, Alexander McDonald	21:53, Lindsey Ginther	322
4 March 2017	17:01, Mark Zamani	18:26, Sheryl Rosen	261
24 March 2018	17:54, Alexander McDonald	20:28, Alyssa Terry	310
9 March 2019	18:14, Alexander McDonald	19:54, Amanda Sava	258

Links

• Complete results of the 2019 2LT Justin Sisson Memorial 5K
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRoc0nDrOKVGOIza_ypNPe1ol8kbNDXWnqEwrZbM72mLcFiFbV3HVa2ZNaTtJqMc6tWiPq8C51xS_Ji/pubhtml
  
  
• More photos of the 2019 2LT Justin Sisson Memorial 5K
  https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10113275722682173&type=1&l=d9c319324c
  
  
• 2018 story, “Alex McDonald and Alyssa Terry took command at the Sisson Memorial 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2018/03/sisson-2018.html
  
  
• 2017 story, “Zamani scares a record and Rosen shatters one at the Sisson Memorial 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2017/03/sisson-2017.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “McDonald and Ginther shine at the Sisson 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/02/sisson-2016.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “A record-setting run for Michael Magoulas at the Sisson 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/02/sisson-2015.html
  
  
• 2014 story, “Victories for DeVeau and Harrison at first Sisson 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/02/sisson-2014.html
  
  
• On campus or off, find your next race on the Trouble Afoot! calendar
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#2456

Charlie Kline and Amanda Sava finish a dozen kilometers in a Flash

On the outskirts of Saint Marks, Florida less than fifteen seconds separated four runners racing south on the Saint Marks Trail. It was Saturday morning, 16 February 2019, and Charlie Johnson, Charlie Kline, Michael Rhodes, and Chris O'Kelley were leading Gulf Winds Track Club's 31st annual Flash 12K, just 2500 meters from the finish line at Fort San Marcos de Apalachee State Park. Minutes later it was Charlie Kline who crossed that finish line first, passing Charlie Johnson late in the race to win the 12K in 43:04. Amanda Sava was the first woman, placing twelfth overall in 52:08.

Chris O'Kelley, Charlie Kline, and Charlie Johnson

The race also started from the park, with the runners heading six kilometers north on the Saint Marks Rail Trail before turning around to retrace their route for the second half of the race. Three minutes after the 8:30 AM command to start, Michael Rhodes was leading the 12K field. The Perry, Florida master runner had also led the Flash in 2018. That year he had eventually been overtaken by Chris O'Kelley, who went on to win in 44:20 while Rhodes took second in 45:39. This year O'Kelley was in a group of three runners chasing Rhodes, including Charlie Johnson and Charlie Kline. At two kilometers Rhodes was 80 meters ahead, but the pursuit was closing.

Michael Rhodes

"They passed me right at the water table at the turnaround," said Rhodes.


Johnson led on the return trip, followed by Kline and O'Kelley, then Rhodes. Defending champ O'Kelley fell back, and he and Rhodes began racing for third place. But Kline kept in contact with Johnson.

Charlie Johnson

"Charlie had the lead coming off the bike path," said Kline. "He was still five seconds up on me and I didn't think I could close. But he started waving to me and saying, 'Come on, Charlie!' I passed him with 600 meters to go. I thought he would come back, but he didn't."


No, he didn't. Kline made it back to the Fort first in 43:04, with Johnson second in 43:11. O'Kelley passed Rhodes on the final stretch to take third in 43:23. Close behind in 43:27, Rhodes was the first master runner in the race and fourth overall.

Charlie Kline

Twelve kilometers is an unusual distance in the world of road racing, which is dominated by five kilometer races with a sprinkling of ten kilometer events, half marathons, and full marathons. 12K was not a familiar distance for Amanda Sava.


"I hadn't run 12K before," said Sava. "But I ran several 6K races back in college. I ran for FIT in Melbourne."

Amanda Sava

Six kilometers is the championship distance for women's cross-country in the NCAA, so she had raced 6K more than once while competing for the Florida Tech Panthers cross-country team. Now studying for a master's degree in meteorology at Florida State, Sava was doubling that distance at the Flash 12K. She trailed Brittney Barnes in the early going, but by the two-kilometer mark Sava was setting the pace for the women's field.


"The course was flat and fast and the weather was great," said Sava. "It was hard after the turnaround, though. There wasn't anyone to run with."

Stephanie Liles-Weyant

The long, straight stretches of the Saint Marks Trail may not be physically difficult, but they are psychologically taxing. Sava toughed it out, though, finishing with a 300 meter lead over the next woman in the race in a winning 52:08. About two miles from the finish, Stephanie Liles-Weyant overtook Barnes. Liles-Weyant, the first woman in the 2008 Flash 12K, went on to finish runner-up in the women's standings and fifteenth overall in 53:23. Running 54:31, Barnes was the third woman and 22nd overall.

Brittney Barnes

Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2019 Flash 12K

1. 43:04, Charlie Kline (M, 26)
2. 43:11, Charlie Johnson (M, 39)
3. 43:23, Chris O'Kelley (M, 25)
4. 43:27, Michael Rhodes (M, 50)
5. 46:34, Ryan Truchelut (M, 33)
6. 48:06, Myles Gibson (M, 52)
7. 48:54, Don Smith (M, 39)
8. 49:25, Thomas Murphy (M, 49)
9. 49:45, David Knauf (M, 54)
10. 50:07, Bill McNulty (M, 60)

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2019 Flash 12K

1. 52:08, Amanda Sava (F, 24)
2. 53:23, Stephanie Liles-Weyant (F, 46)
3. 54:31, Brittney Barnes (F, 31)
4. 55:31, Lourena Maxwell (F, 44)
5. 56:22, Sherri Wise (F, 37)
6. 56:37, Laura McDermott (F, 39)
7. 56:59, Jillian Heddaeus (F, 35)
8. 57:55, Laura Sellati (F, 39)
9. 58:03, Monica Toth (F, 30)
10. 58:12, Ruffian Tyner (F, 43)

Since 2009, the Flash has included a 6K race, run concurrently with the 12K. Jana Stolting, at the time a Maclay School cross-country runner, won that inaugural 6K, running 21:36. No one had run a faster Flash 6K since.

Gary Droze

Not until 2019, anyway. Master runner Gary Droze, who had been Stolting's coach at Maclay, hammered the 2019 Flash 6K, leading from start to finish and winning by more than 900 meters in new event record of 21:04. Master runner Michael Martinez, himself the 2013 winner of the Flash 6K, took second in 24:56. Joshua Liles placed third in 25:34.


Eleven-year-old Madison Sims, a sixth-grader on the Fort Braden Middle School cross-country team, took first in the women's standings, placing seventh overall in 28:51. Georgina Hernandez was the women's runner-up and eighth overall in 29:04. Paula O'Neill was the first woman master and third female finisher, eleventh overall in 30:56.

Madison Sims

181 athletes finished the 2019 Flash 12K, and another 111 completed the 6K. Gulf Winds Track Club chip-timed both races.


Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2019 Flash 6K

1. 21:04, Gary Droze (M, 57)
2. 24:56, Michael Martinez (M, 53)
3. 25:34, Joshua Liles (M, 19)
4. 26:22, Kevin Lane (M, 29)
5. 27:35, William Carter (M, 54)
6. 28:10, Nathan Rhodes (M, 40)
7. 29:46, Stephen Gensits (M, 63)
8. 30:30, Kyle Sill (M, 35)
9. 31:13, Erik Davis (M, 37)
10. 31:35, Jonathan Jackson (M, 39)

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2019 Flash 6K

1. 28:51, Madison Sims (F, 11)
2. 29:04, Georgina Hernandez (F, 28)
3. 30:56, Paula Oneill (F, 57)
4. 31:13, Kristina Lamb (F, 32)
5. 31:16, Mercedes Puig (F, 34)
6. 31:19, Kaitlyn Lane (F, 26)
7. 32:12, Holly Otoole (F, 42)
8. 32:37, Kara Barrentine (F, 37)
9. 32:37, Andria Achong (F, 34)
10. 32:41, Kasey Gordon (F, 28)

Gulf Winds Track Club Flash 12K Champions, 1989 - 2019
Date	Distance	Men	Women	Finishers
28 January 1989	12K	39:44, John Devine	48:50, Barbara Balzer	155
17 February 1990	12K	44:10, David Rigby	54:40, Kathy Weiss	102
26 January 1991	12K	39:36, Jessie Close	50:24, Tina Davies	163
18 January 1992	12K	39:33, Jessie Close	45:24, Paula Johnson	132
23 January 1993	12K	42:40, Jonathan Bigg	45:43, Linda Nilges	134
15 January 1994	12K	38:02, Robin Rogers	45:34, Jane Johnson	91
21 January 1995	12K	40:49, Gary Droze	45:34, Jane Johnson	145
27 January 1996	12K	41:10, Gary Droze	44:27, Jane Johnson	132
11 January 1997	12K	39:25, Brian Erb	47:57, Sarah Williams	75
7 February 1998	12K	42:57, Clarence Calloway	45:12, Sarah Williams	164
20 February 1999	12K	44:40, Tim Simpkins	46:27, Sarah Williams	82
19 February 2000	12K	39:44, Michael Strickland	46:06, Sara Docter-Williams	107
17 February 2001	12K	43:56, Tim Unger	45:38, Sarah Docter-Williams	98
16 February 2002	12K	40:35, Gary Droze	47:17, Jane Johnson	148
1 February 2003	12K	42:52, Shawn Patterson	52:18, Lisa Whitworth	80
7 February 2004	12K	42:46, Tim Unger	52:49, Lisa Whitworth	89
5 February 2005	12K	42:05, Lee Willis	45:30, Sarah Docter-Williams	118
4 February 2006	12K	42:49, Vince Molosky	50:21, Lisa Johnson	89
17 February 2007	12K	44:58, Todd Smoot	52:22, Kim Likens	74
16 February 2008	12K	43:10, Tripp Southerland	50:57, Stephanie Liles	131
21 February 2009	12K	42:34, Jay Wallace	50:48, Jane Johnson	105
	6K	23:21, Brian Corbin	21:36, Jana Stolting	30
20 February 2010	12K	41:57, Daniel Lee	47:12, Sheryl Rosen	176
	6K	24:43, Ben Kail	31:35, Rachel Phipps	53
19 February 2011	12K	40:57, Thomas Kunish	49:23, Kelly Stevens	214
	6K	23:59, Caleb Harris	31:26, Ashton McMurray	73
18 February 2012	12K	41:23, Stephen Cox	49:52, Katie Showman	214
	6K	24:57, Duane Evans	27:39, Nancy Gribble	89
16 February 2013	12K	38:41, Kevin Sullivan	46:17, Sheryl Rosen	268
	6K	21:54, Michael Martinez	25:09, Jessica Gillard	70
15 February 2014	12K	39:39, Stanley Linton	45:20, Seeley Gutierrez	262
	6K	21:56, Jon Mason	28:15, Sarah Taff	85
21 February 2015	12K	42:03, Zach Deveau	47:33, Sheryl Rosen	207
	6K	23:30, Duane Evans	24:20, Katie Gorman	98
20 February 2016	12K	40:52, Roger Schmidt	50:43, Katie Sherron	213
	6K	23:17, Travis Parks	32:26, Leah Kiros	87
18 February 2017	12K	43:25, Vince Molosky	47:31, Katie Sherron	162
	6K	22:02, Geb Kiros	26:02, Katie Sack	128
17 February 2018	12K	44:20, Chris O'Kelley	48:20, Sheryl Rosen	168
	6K	22:53, Geb Kiros	27:05, Christina Linton	114
16 February 2019	12K	43:04, Charlie Kline	52:08, Amanda Sava	181
	6K	21:04, Gary Droze	28:51, Madison Sims	111
In 1989-2004 the race started and finished in Chaires. (FL88036BH and FL94001DL) In 2005-2010 the race started and finished at J. Lewis Hall Park in Woodville. (FL05007DL) In 2011-2019 the race started and finished at Fort San Marcos de Apalachee in St. Marks. (FL11133EBM)

Links

• Complete results of the 2019 Flash 12K (and 6K)
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRa9PRzUKfoJx2-eUBqstLup1D5YYXgtm7uUSSMV6u9BPNqbb5QnOuyj1_7yK6i4Nqkzs9TNtTbmLNY/pubhtml
  
  
• More photos of the 2019 Flash 12K (and 6K)
  
  • Part 1: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10113165845646633&type=1&l=8b2ea8e6c5
  • Part 2: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10113166557165743&type=1&l=ec4aa43b7c
  
  
• Kat Sack's photos of the 2019 Flash 12K (and 6K)
  https://photos.app.goo.gl/WWAMh82DozzeXHt76
  
  
• 2018 story, “O'Kelley, Rosen make a little Flash 12K history in Saint Marks”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2018/02/flash-2018.html
  
  
• 2017 story, “Not for the first time, Molosky and Sherron are first at the Flash”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2017/02/flash-2017.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “Schmidt and Sherron fly through the Flash”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/02/flash-2016.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “DeVeau and Rosen first in the Flash”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/02/flash-2015.html
  
  
• 2014 story, “Linton and Gutierrez try, try again...and win, at the Flash 12K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/02/flash-2014.html
  
  
• 2013 story, “Flashy victories for Sullivan and Rosen”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2013/02/flash-2013.html
  
  
• 2012 story, “A dozen fast for Cox and Showman at Flash 12K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2012/02/flash-2012.html
  
  
• 2011 story, “Kunish and Stevens are the fastest Flashers in St. Marks”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2011/02/flash-2011.html
  
  
• 2010 story, “Lee and Rosen Flash to the Front”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2010/02/flash-12k.html
  
  
• 2008 Flash 12K story
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2008/02/2008-flash-12k.html
  
  
• USATF course certification map (FL11133EBM) for the Flash 12K
  https://certifiedroadraces.com/certificate?type=l&id=FL11133EBM
  
  
• USATF course certification map (FL16069TY) for the Flash 6K
  https://certifiedroadraces.com/certificate?type=l&id=FL16069TY
  
  
• 12K, 6K, or some other distance, find upcoming races on the Trouble Afoot! calendar
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#2429

Andrew Smith and Amanda Sava sail the trails at "Tails and Trails"

Tallahassee’s Tom Brown Park, Lafayette Heritage Park, and the Alford Greenway are connected by a network of trails, more miles of pathways than you could walk in a single afternoon. On Saturday morning, May 5, Andrew Smith raced 21.1 kilometers on those trails in 1:20:46, winning the Animal Shelter Foundation's seventeenth annual Tails & Trails Half Marathon. Amanda Sava was the first woman in the race, placing eighth overall in 1:45:35.

Andrew Smith

There were four races in the Tails & Trails that morning, also including a 10K, a 5K, and a one-mile fun run. The half marathon was the longest and it was also the earliest, starting from in front of the Tallahassee Animal Shelter at 8:00 AM. From the first, Andrew Smith was in the lead.


“After the mile I could tell there was no one there,” said Smith. “I just kept trying to hit six-minute miles.”


Don’t get the impression that it was easy, running in and out of the Lake Lafayette basin.

The start of the 2018 Tails & Trails Half Marathon

“It was a tough one,” said Smith. “The hills were no joke.”


When Smith returned to the Animal Shelter, finishing the race in 1:20:46, he was nearly three kilometers ahead of the next runner. It could have been lonesome out on the trails, but Smith had a lead cyclist to follow. The other athletes, though, were out of sight of both Smith and the cyclist. They had to rely on course markers and course marshals to find their way through the race.

Geb Kiros

“I ran off the course twice,” said Geb Kiros after finishing the half marathon. “I am not very happy.”


In spite of those detours, Kiros was the first master runner in the race, finishing second overall in 1:32:57. Master runner Jack McDermott took third in 1:33:46.

Laura McDermott and Amanda Sava

Finishing second to Amanda Sava in the women's standings, Lourena Maxwell was the first woman master in the half marathon and fourteenth overall in 1:51:38. Michelle Hadden edged Laura McDermott for the third women's spot, both runners clocked in 1:52:58. Hadden and McDermott were fifteenth and sixteenth overall.


Top Ten Men, 2018 “Tails and Trails” Half Marathon

1. 1:20:46, Andrew Smith (M, 23)
2. 1:32:57, Geb Kiros (M, 51)
3. 1:33:46, Jack McDermott (M, 49)
4. 1:35:46, Jonathan Manry (M, 39)
5. 1:37:22, Collin Woodrum (M, 19)
6. 1:43:39, Laryn Flikkema (M, 42)
7. 1:45:31, Steven Sheward (M, 29)
8. 1:47:02, Edward Nabong (M, 27)
9. 1:47:43, Emmanuel Nwala (M, 36)
10. 1:48:49, Tyler Barnett (M, 27)

Top Ten Women, 2018 “Tails and Trails” Half Marathon

1. 1:45:35, Amanda Sava (F, 23)
2. 1:51:38, Lourena Maxwell (F, 43)
3. 1:52:58, Michelle Hadden (F, 29)
4. 1:52:58, Laura McDermott (F, 38)
5. 1:59:53, Grace Kennedy (F, 29)
6. 1:59:56, Sherri Wise (F, 36)
7. 2:00:53, Nancy Stedman (F, 56)
8. 2:01:45, April Bentley (F, 44)
9. 2:02:02, Jennifer Jan Farinella (F, 28)
10. 2:02:15, Rachel Lovestrand (F, 30)

At 8:30, while the half-marathoners were still on the trails, headed for the turnaround on the out-and-back course, the 10K and the 5K got underway. Charlie Johnson soon got down to the business of running away from the rest of the 10K field.

Charlie Johnson

“He was about a minute ahead at the turnaround and he maintained that,” said Chris O’Kelley, the 2017 Tails & Trails 10K winner.


With 188 runners behind him, Johnson had a lot of outbound traffic to deal with on the return trip. One narrow gate was clogged by a file of runners headed for the turnaround. Johnson solved that problem by leaping the fence next to the gate. Undelayed, he continued to the finish line at the Animal Shelter, taking first in the 10K with a 37:16. Chris O’Kelley took second in 38:11, and Ryan Truchelut was third in 40:22. Paul Guyas was the first master runner in the 10K, placing seventh overall in 43:32.

Chris O'Kelley

Jillian Heddaeus won the women’s title in the 10K, placing fifteenth overall in 47:16. Heddaeus finished more than 300 meters ahead of the next woman in the race, but she found herself running with one of the men.


“We had a good little back-and-forth going,” said Heddaeus. “Then he went forth and I went back.”

Jillian Heddaeus

Kaley Ford was the second woman in the 10K, placing 21st overall in 48:54. Kenya Rich was the first woman master and third female finisher, 25th overall in 50:06.


Top Ten Men, 2018 “Tails and Trails” 10K

1. 37:16, Charlie Johnson (M, 38)
2. 38:11, Chris O'Kelley (M, 25)
3. 40:22, Ryan Truchelut (M, 32)
4. 41:09, Bobby Duggleby (M, 27)
5. 41:13, Brad Busboom (M, 30)
6. 43:23, Jim Halley (M, 38)
7. 43:32, Paul Guyas (M, 40)
8. 44:07, Isaac Bakan (M, 18)
9. 44:07, John Schwenkler (M, 36)
10. 44:35, Duane Evans (M, 50)

Top Ten Women, 2018 “Tails and Trails” 10K

1. 47:16, Jillian Heddaeus (F, 35)
2. 48:54, Kaley Ford (F, 23)
3. 50:06, Kenya Rich (F, 45)
4. 50:30, Melanie Leitman (F, 34)
5. 50:40, Nikky Manausa (F, 36)
6. 51:18, Nancy Proctor (F, 57)
7. 51:35, Monica Toth (F, 29)
8. 53:11, Ariel Urban (F, 27)
9. 53:25, Marie Dennis (F, 43)
10. 54:18, Jasmin McClellan (F, 29)

Kurt Dietrich won the Tails & Trails 5K for the second year in a row, running 19:13. Matt Triggs was the first master runner in the race, finishing second overall in 21:21. Ten-year-old Noah Deem took third in 22:29.

Charlie Johnson & Kurt Dietrich

Another youngster, eleven-year-old Madison Sims, took first in the women’s standings, placing eleventh overall in 24:27. Amelia Bryant was a close second, placing twelfth overall in 24:31. Anna Dower was the third woman and fifteenth overall in 24:39. Amy Triggs was the first woman master and the fourth female finisher in the 5K, 32nd overall in 26:04.


821 athletes crossed the finish line at the 2018 Tails & Trails, 104 in the half marathon, 192 in the 10K, 460 in the 5K, and 65 in the mile. Gulf Winds Track Club chip-timed the races.


Top Ten Men, 2018 “Tails and Trails” 5K

1. 19:13, Kurt Dietrich (M, 26)
2. 21:21, Matt Triggs (M, 54)
3. 22:29, Noah Deem (M, 10)
4. 22:46, Tad David (M, 49)
5. 23:33, Juan Padron (M, 48)
6. 23:38, Patrick Deasy (M, 29)
7. 23:46, Patrick Westman (M, 28)
8. 24:15, Jordan Deem (M, 19)
9. 24:18, Daniel McNair (M, 33)
10. 24:19, David Guhl (M, 17)

Top Ten Women, 2018 “Tails and Trails” 5K

1. 24:27, Madison Sims (F, 11)
2. 24:31, Amelia Bryant (F, 29)
3. 24:39, Anna Dower (F, 26)
4. 25:31, Michelle Davis (F, 28)
5. 26:04, Amy Triggs (F, 53)
6. 26:25, Marina Byrd (F, 27)
7. 26:27, Chloe Schaub (F, 25)
8. 26:44, Jennie Merchant (F, 26)
9. 26:50, Jami Lynn Cook (F, 26)
10. 26:53, Ava Jones (F, 12)

“Tails and Trails” winners, 2002 - 2018
Date	Race	Men	Women	Finishers
30 March 2002	5K	19:49, Tim Bolton	23:06, Carrie Weyant	179
15 March 2003	5K	20:47, Justin Dickieson	24:20, Carrie Weyant	218
20 March 2004	5K	18:56, Gary Droze	23:02, Seeley Lovett	221
19 March 2005	5K	18:51, Mathew Dobson	23:12, Stephanie Liles	186
18 March 2006	10K	37:46, Vince Molosky	46:49, Kim Likens	73
	5K	22:06, Roger Michaud	21:48, Stephanie Liles	178
5 May 2007	10K	36:43, Vince Molosky	43:54, Jana Stolting	80
	5K	17:31, Tripp Southerland	24:22, Claire Fruchtnicht	250
3 May 2008	10K	37:23, Vince Molosky	41:55, Karen Geletko	141
	5K	20:54, Jason Graham	21:57, Katrina Unglaub	272
2 May 2009	10K	35:07, Vince Molosky	41:34, Sheryl Rosen	148
	5K	17:24, John Robida	18:59, Kelsey Scheitlin	464
1 May 2010	10K	35:44, Vince Molosky	42:38, Micah Adriani	315
	5K	16:37, Ken Youngers	22:13, Lisa Finn	355
30 April 2011	10K	36:41, Vince Molosky	41:06, Heather Griffis
	5K	17:04, Kevin Sullivan	19:41, Kelly Stevens
5 May 2012	10K	34:52, Stanley Linton	41:38, Micah Adriani	246
	5K	18:22, Jonathan Grisiaffi	23:00, Stephanie Stout	494
4 May 2013	10K	36:29, Vince Molosky	46:31, Lindsey Pfau	207
	5K	16:26, Stanley Linton	19:40, Micah Adriani	521
3 May 2014	10K	37:04, Matthew Cashin	46:12, Urska Dobersek	211
	5K	16:53, Adam Wallenfelsz	20:55, Sara Lane	359
2 May 2015	Half Marathon	1:25:43, Eric Godin	1:49:34, Mary Jane Hayden	92
	10K	37:22, Matthew Cashin	46:04, Brittney Barnes	278
	5K	17:06, Roger Schmidt	20:25, Alese Autore	552
7 May 2016	Half Marathon	1:19:49, Matt Mizereck	1:45:20, Katie Sherron	178
	10K	37:45, Stanley Linton	45:48, Anna Busby	191
	5K	18:20, Peter Van Brussel	20:50, Brittney Barnes	562
6 May 2017	Half Marathon	1:27:34, Eric Godin	1:36:48, Katie Sherron	148
	10K	38:54, Chris O'Kelley	44:40, Sheryl Rosen	123
	5K	18:47, Kurt Dietrich	23:44, Christina Linton	395
5 May 2018	Half Marathon	1:20:46, Andrew Smith	1:45:35, Amanda Sava	104
	10K	37:16, Charlie Johnson	47:16, Jillian Heddaeus	189
	5K	19:13, Kurt Dietrich	24:27, Madison Sims	447
From 2002 to 2006 the event was called the "Furry Scurry." No 10K was held before 2006. No Half Marathon was held prior to 2015.

Links

• Complete results of the 2018 “Tails and Trails”
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTwtSK3KN_vrDedPbCQI9Ic6qE_2eKVt0lY7KOiujzGGLF50ifbM5cJmuEYZU7Om6-nP0QRgbsLkgW1/pubhtml
  
  
• More photos of the 2018 “Tails and Trails”
  https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10111824255394253.1073742355.5215641&type=1&l=b5b1898524
  
  
• Fred Deckert's photos of the 2018 “Tails and Trails”
  https://photos.app.goo.gl/UyCeiYha0goedeeg2
  
  
• 2017 story, “Godin and Sherron prevail on the trail at Tails & Trails”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2017/05/tails-trails-2017.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “Mizereck and Sherron tail none on the trails”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/05/tails-trails-2016.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “Godin and Hayden prosper on the longer trail at ‘Tails & Trails’”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/05/tails-trails-2015.html
  
  
• 2014 story, “Flooding doesn't stop Tails & Trails, Cashin, or Dobersek”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/05/tails-trails-2014.html
  
  
• 2013 story, “Molosky back on top in the 'Tails & Trails' 10K”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2013/05/tails-trails-2013.html
  
  
• 2012 story, “Linton and Adriani kick tails on the trails”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2012/05/tails-trails-2012.html
  
  
• 2011 story, “Molosky and Griffis tear up the trails at Tom Brown”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2011/04/tails-trails-2011.html
  
  
• 2010 story, “Molosky and Adriani best the field at 'Tails and Trails'”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2010/05/tails-trails-2010.html
  
  
• 2009 story, “2009 'Tails and Trails' 5K / 10K”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2009/05/2009-tails-and-trails-5k-10k.html
  
  
• Find an upcoming race on the trails of the Tallahassee region on the Trouble Afoot! calendar
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

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