Showing posts with label David Seymour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Seymour. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Flyers Seymour and MacGibbon fly fastest at Gate-to-Gate

2013 Hispanic Heritage Gate to Gate 4.2-Mile RunOn Saturday morning, 28 September 2013, just three weeks before their big test at the Army Ten Miler, the Ft. Rucker Flyers were racing the roads at home in the Ft. Rucker's Hispanic Heritage Gate-to-Gate 4.2-mile run. The results were encouraging for the Fliers, with team captain David Seymour winning the race in 23:01. It was Seymour's second straight win in the annual race, and a considerable improvement on his 2012 winning time of 23:49. Another Flyer athlete Jennifer MacGibbon took the women's title, finishing seventh overall in 27:02. Bill Staniewicz, the Flyers assistant captain, was the fastest master runner in the race, coming in ninth overall at 27:19.


Unlike that other Gate-to-Gate race, held every Memorial Day on Eglin Air Force Base, the Ft. Rucker event actually goes from one gate to another--starting at the base's Ozark gate and finishing at the Daleville gate. For over a decade, now, the Eglin event has started and finished near a single gate to the base.


213 athletes finished the 2013 Hispanic Heritage Gate-to-Gate 4.2-mile run. The race was conducted by Ft. Rucker MWR through the Ft. Rucker Physical Fitness Center.


Top Ten Men, 2013 Hispanic Heritage Gate-to-Gate 4.2M
  1. 23:00.9 ~ David Seymour (M, 25)
  2. 23:45.9 ~ Fischer (M, 22)
  3. 24:07.9 ~ Mark Freeman (M, 24)
  4. 24:09.3 ~ Matt Udermann (M, 22)
  5. 25:37.0 ~ Brown (M, 29)
  6. 25:59.3 ~ Adam McPherson (M, 30)
  7. 27:18.6 ~ Bill Staniewicz (M, 47)
  8. 27:54.6 ~ Randolph (M, 28)
  9. 27:57.4 ~ Bowers (M, 19)
  10. 28:00.1 ~ Gonzalez (M, 25)

Top Ten Women, 2013 Hispanic Heritage Gate-to-Gate 4.2M
  1. 27:01.1 ~ Jennifer MacGibbon (F, 23)
  2. 27:09.6 ~ Glitz (F, 24)
  3. 28:45.0 ~ Jeanne Davis (F, 35)
  4. 28:48.4 ~ Stephanie Rose (F, 36)
  5. 29:20.0 ~ Brooke Houppert (F, 35)
  6. 29:29.6 ~ Morrissey (F, 21)
  7. 31:11.8 ~ Thompson (F, 18)
  8. 32:05.7 ~ Anna Bergmark (F, 32)
  9. 32:35.8 ~ Pejic (F, 34)
  10. 32:26.1 ~ Naigle (F, 29)

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Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Seymour and Christoph trot to new records at Trot With S.W.A.T.

Poplar Head ParkThree athletes on the Fort Rucker Flyers Army Ten-Miler team, David Seymour, Mark Freeman, and Matt Udermann, swept the first three places at the seventh annual Trot With S.W.A.T. 10K in Dothan, Alabama on Saturday morning, 21 September 2013. Seymour, the winner, covered the 6.2-miles in a course-record time of 36:03, while Freeman and Udermann ran 38:26 and 39:29. The first female finisher was Ali Christoph, who placed sixth overall in 41:34, setting a new course record for women and finishing close to a mile ahead of the runner-up, Lauren Connelly (15th, 48:54). At 47:26 Dale Nash was the fastest master runner in the race, coming in 11th overall. Nina Korges was the first master woman finisher, 25th in 52:44. 59 athletes completed the 10K race, which started and finished near Poplar Head Park, close to downtown Dothan.


Since 2009 the Trot With S.W.A.T. has also offered a 5K option for athlete who find 10K is just too much of a good thing. John Halton won the 3.1-mile race in 2013, running 20:29. Dana Cody was the first female, placing third overall in 21:18. 93 participants finished the 5K.


The Trot With S.W.A.T. was hosted by the Dothan, Alabama, police department, those folks who are out in the street during the Hog Wild 15K and other Dothan road races, making sure that no runner gets flattened by a truck. Proceed from the race go to support Dothan Police SWAT unit training, equipment and events.


Top Ten Males, 2013 Trot With S.W.A.T. 10K
  1. 36:03 ~ David Seymour (M, 25)
  2. 38:36 ~ Mark Freeman (M, 24)
  3. 39:29 ~ Matt Udermann (M, 22)
  4. 40:21 ~ Eric Bernard (M, 34)
  5. 40:44 ~ Michael Bond (M, 33)
  6. 44:57 ~ Cade Wells (M, 30)
  7. 45:17 ~ Caleb Bergon (M, 28)
  8. 45:50 ~ Nicholas Lewis (M, 28)
  9. 46:50 ~ Daniel Jimenez (M, 30)
  10. 47:26 ~ Dale Nash (M, 63)

Top Ten Females, 2013 Trot With S.W.A.T. 10K
  1. 41:34 ~ Ali Christoph (F, 28)
  2. 48:54 ~ Lauren Connelly (F, 27)
  3. 52:44 ~ Nina Korges (F, 54)
  4. 53:35 ~ Brigid Pickett (F, 24)
  5. 54:15 ~ Eden Keene (F, 31)
  6. 55:24 ~ Rachel David (F, 35)
  7. 55:58 ~ Rebecca Jewell (F, 34)
  8. 56:05 ~ Toby Murray (F, 38)
  9. 57:14 ~ Kristina Bennett (F, 40)
  10. 57:35 ~ Chris Fox (F, 55)

Top Ten Males, 2013 Trot With S.W.A.T. 5K
  1. 20:29 ~ John Halton (M, 15)
  2. 21:03 ~ Jeremy Sellor (M, 23)
  3. 22:28 ~ Devon Fields (M, 21)
  4. 23:16 ~ Mattthew Keusey (M, 18)
  5. 23:51 ~ Jon Mueller (M, 47)
  6. 24:04 ~ Jeremy Alley (M, 27)
  7. 24:09 ~ Tyson Carter (M, 38)
  8. 24:49 ~ Sammy Hancock (M, 27)
  9. 24:51 ~ Mike Renaud (M, 45)
  10. 24:53 ~ Jimmy Sims (M, 59)

Top Ten Females, 2013 Trot With S.W.A.T. 5K
  1. 21:18 ~ Dana Cody (F, 33)
  2. 26:17 ~ Jazmin Stewart (F, 28)
  3. 26:21 ~ Larissa Collier (F, 32)
  4. 27:02 ~ Alexa Machina (F, 31)
  5. 27:12 ~ Katie Price (F, 31)
  6. 27:36 ~ Cassie Logan (F, 50)
  7. 30:20 ~ Pam Martin (F, 44)
  8. 30:29 ~ Kathy White (F, 63)
  9. 31:02 ~ Sandy Turner (F, 50)
  10. 31:49 ~ Silki Marsh (F, 37)

Trot With S.W.A.T. winners, 2007 - 2014
DateDistanceMenWomenFinishers
29 September 200710K37:05, Myles Gibson46:39, Dawn Hersman107
27 September 200810K37:10, Ryan Overstreet46:43, Lou Ellen Jayroe101
19 September 200910K40:44, Jay Shipman47:46, Kristina Bennett68
5K23:00, Michael Brennon23:54, Debbie Wittmer75
11 September 201010K44:23, Joe Ferguson52:20, Reyna Johnson86
5K19:51, Theron Carter21:36, Jo-Ann VanAswegen159
17 September 201110K43:01, Cedric Gillette43:30, Dana Cody86
5K19:54, Cody Causey24:05, Ami Heath99
22 September 201210K36:23, Nicholas Dason42:41, Megan Howell79
5K19:54, Michael Brennan23:09, Debbie Wittmer141
21 September 201310K36:03, David Seymour41:34, Ali Christoph59
5K20:29, John Halton21:18, Dana Cody93
The Trot with S.W.A.T. did not include a 5K prior to 2009.

A thank you to Larry Dykes of the Dothan Runners Club for his help in researching the past 
winners of The Trot With S.W.A.T.


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Monday, September 9, 2013

Flyers Seymour and MacGibbon head the herd at the Critter Run

HipposThe Fort Rucker Flyers Army Ten-Miler team has a field day at Dothan, Alabama's 28th annual Critter Run 5K on Saturday evening, 7 September 2013. Team captain SSG David Seymour won the 3.1-mile race in 17:23, with team members 2LT Mark Freeman and 2LT Matt Uderman taking the next two places in 18:43 and 19:17. Jennifer MacGibbon, one of the two women on the team, took the Critter Run women's title, placing tenth overall in 20:13. Another Flyer, Stephanie Rose, was third in the women's standings, finishing 17th overall in 21:51.


If the Flyers do as well at the Army Ten-Miler on 20 October 2013, look out.


Eric Bernard of Dothan was the first non-Flyer across the finish line in Westgate Park, finishing fourth in 19:23. Aaron Bradley of Niceville, Florida, was the fastest master runner in the race, coming in fifth overall at 19:28. On the women's side, Cheyenne Andrew finished second in the female standings after racing for the Pace (Florida) High School cross-country team that morning in Pensacola. Andrew ran 20:35 at the Critter Run, finishing 12th overall. Fourth place in the women's standings went to Paula O'Neill of Tallahassee, Florida, the top female master in the race. O'Neill, a cross-country coach at Griffin Middle School in Tallahassee, was 24th overall in 22:42.


It was the first time that the Critter Run had not been contested in July. The change in dates to a busier part of the calendar might explain the drop in participation to 169 finishers, exactly half as many as finished the year before. But many races only dream of having as many as 169 athletes competing. Certainly, the people who have come to love the Critter Run over the years were there--for instance, the runners who do "Malissa's Ride." Each year a group of athletes pedal their bicycles from Tallahassee to Dothan--nearly 100 miles--the morning before the Critter Run, and then run the race in the evening. Undeterred by the change in date, Malissa's Ride went on as always, with many of the riders cycling back to Tallahassee the next morning. You have to admire their enthusiasm (clinical psychologists may have another word for it).


And whatever the date, many people are always going to show up just to see what this year's critter is. Each year the Critter Run features a different animal on the race T-shirts and awards. In case you missed it, the 2013 critter was the hippopotamus.


Top Ten Men, 2013 Critter Run 5K
  1. 17:23 ~ David Seymour (M, 25) Enterprise, AL
  2. 18:43 ~ Mark Freeman (M, 24) Ft. Rucker, AL
  3. 19:17 ~ Matt Udermann (M, 22) Ft. Rucker, AL
  4. 19:23 ~ Eric Bernard (M, 33) Dothan, AL
  5. 19:28 ~ Aaron Bradley (M, 40) Niceville, FL
  6. 19:37 ~ Michael Bond (M, 33) Newton, AL
  7. 19:38 ~ Adam McPherson (M, 30) Ft. Rucker, AL
  8. 19:49 ~ Jon Nash (M, 33) Tallahassee, FL
  9. 20:09 ~ Caleb Bergen (M, 28) Ft. Rucker, AL
  10. 20:19 ~ Dale Thomas (M, 50) Dothan, AL

Top Ten Women, 2013 Critter Run 5K
  1. 20:13 ~ Jennifer MacGibbon (F, 23) Enterprise, AL
  2. 20:35 ~ Cheyenne Andrew (F, 16) Pace, FL
  3. 21:51 ~ Stephanie Rose (F, 36) Ft. Rucker, AL
  4. 22:42 ~ Paula O'Neill (F, 52) Tallahassee, FL
  5. 24:00 ~ Malissa Piersol (F, 56) Atlanta, GA
  6. 24:13 ~ Anna Bergmark (F, 32) Enterprise, AL
  7. 25:15 ~ Val Lichner (F, 54) Bonifay, FL
  8. 25:55 ~ Nina Korges (F, 54) Enterprise, AL
  9. 26:28 ~ Caroline Levesque (F, 52) Ft. Walton Beach, FL
  10. 26:30 ~ Jill Wofsey (F, 50) Alford, FL

Critter Run Champions and Critters, 1986-2013
DateMenWomenCritters
26 July 198615:49 Tom Graves18:00 Gail OgleMoose
25 July 198715:26 Tom Graves17:57 Carrie BoydPanda
30 July 198815:19 John DeVine18:27 Judy WeiselRaccoon
29 July 198916:02 Brad Sable19:17 Jill FaulknerBeaver
21 July 199015:08 David Keen18:56 Janice HochsteinGorilla
20 July 199115:54 Matt Parker18:40 Connie RobertsonAlligator
18 July 199216:50 Myles Gibson19:26 Cindy CobbRabbit
24 July 199315:50 Matthew Dobson20:17 Lou Ellen EaddyKoala
23 July 199416:34 Sam Graves20:06 Cindy CobbFox
22 July 199515:50 Gary Droze18:19 Sarah KramerIguana
20 July 199616:31 Clayton Tillery17:08 Suzanne RiggPelican
19 July 199715:58 John Detro18:57 Kelly WildAngus Bull
18 July 199816:45 Brandon Britton18:43 Connie RobertsonShark
24 July 199916:28 David Parker19:02 Anna PichrtovaArmadillo
22 July 200016:50 James Frazier21:05 Terri GrayKiller Whale
21 July 200115:57 Matthew Dobson22:22 Jeanne KenadyBull Frog
20 July 200216:15 James Frazier20:27 Karen KenneyTortoise
19 July 200316:31 Mike Lilly21:20 Taylor HeatonBarn Owl
24 July 200417:08 Ted Leblow20:01 Kelly WildZebra
16 July 200517:19 Sean O'Donnell21:13 Kim LikensMenagerie
22 July 200616:24 Matthew Dobson22:13 Kim LikensCheetah
21 July 200716:48 Andrew Norton21:30 Liesel SchmidtFlamingo
19 July 200816:05 James Uthmeier20:26 Liesel SchmidtPenguin
18 July 200917:13 Andrew Norton19:15 Kara TaylorElephant
24 July 201017:14 Thomas Heikkinen19:42 Shannon CoatesPolar Bear
23 July 201118:00 Challen Hyman19:05 Shannon CoatesOrangutan
28 July 201216:56 Caleb Carmichael22:46 Sandy HoltGiraffe
7 Sept 201317:23, David Seymour20:13, Jennifer MacGibbonHippo


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Monday, July 1, 2013

Seymour and Dixon heat the streets at 35th Hot Trot 5K

Hot Trot 5KDavid Seymour is the captain of Fort Rucker's team for the All-Army 10-Miler Race. That doesn't mean that the Staff Sergeant doesn't occasionally run something shorter. For instance, on Saturday morning, 29 June 2013, Staff Sgt. Seymour raced 3.1 miles in 16:36, winning the 35th annual Hot Trot 5K in Chipley, Florida. Kevin Potts, an alumnus of the cross-country squad at nearby Graceville High School, finished runner-up in 17:07. Jay, Florida master runner Matt Dobson, took third in 17:23. A many-time winner of the Hot Trot 5K, Dobson won the race for the 14th time in 2011.


In May Alex Dixon was winning medals at the South Carolina high school track and field championships. But in June the Wren High School distance runner was in Chipley, Florida racing the Hot Trot 5K--racing well enough to win the women's division with a 21:01, placing 11th overall. Right behind Dixon was Lauren Rattan, an alumna of the track team at the United States Merchant Marine Academy. Rattan took the second women's spot, finishing 12th overall in 21:09. Stephanie Rose (13th, 21:23) was the third female finisher. Debbie Wittmer (17th, 21:39) of Blakely, Georgia was the fourth female finisher and the first master woman.


The Hot Trot 5K is part of Chipley's annual Panhandle Watermelon Festival. First run in 1979, the race is one of oldest in the Florida Panhandle. Perhaps the oldest, depending on how you want to define the Panhandle.


Top Ten Males, 2013 Hot Trot 5K
  1. 16:36 ~ David Seymour (M, 25) Fort Rucker, AL
  2. 17:07 ~ Kevin Potts (M, 21) Graceville, FL
  3. 17:23 ~ Matt Dobson (M, 43) Jay, FL
  4. 17:59 ~ Jeff Dixon (M, 40) Powdersville, SC
  5. 19:44 ~ Mark Clements (M, 36)
  6. 20:15 ~ Michael Houston, Jr. (M, 14) Dothan, AL
  7. 20:27 ~ Matthew Keusey (M, 17)
  8. 20:52 ~ Cameron Golden (M, 26) Graceville, FL
  9. 20:59 ~ Brian Burns (M, 16) Bonifay, FL
  10. 21:00 ~ Nicholas Lewis (M, 28)

Top Ten Females, 2013 Hot Trot 5K
  1. 21:01 ~ Alex Dixon (F, 17) Powdersville, SC
  2. 21:09 ~ Lauren Rattan (F, 23)
  3. 21:23 ~ Stephanie Rose (F, 36)
  4. 21:39 ~ Debbie Wittmer (F, 50) Blakely, GA
  5. 22:09 ~ Heather Hingson (F, 36)
  6. 22:43 ~ Brooke Houppert (F, 35)
  7. 23:54 ~ Carolyn Houston (F, 41) Dothan, AL
  8. 24:06 ~ Val Lichner (F, 54) Bonifay, FL
  9. 24:45 ~ Nina Korges (F, 54)
  10. 26:05 ~ Marty Kirkland (F, 60) Southport, FL

Winners of the Chipley, Florida Hot Trot, 1979 - 2013
DateMenWomen
June 1979
21 June 198032:34 ~ Lee Fidler39:10 ~ Dolly Jill Harrison
20 June 198131:24 ~ Carlton Law38:55 ~ Laura Ledbetter
19 June 198215:46 ~ Keith Lee17:51 ~ Judy Stokely
18 June 198315:23 ~ David Parker 19:49 ~ Donna Duty
30 June 198415:31 ~ David Parker 19:32 ~ Donna Duty
29 June 198515:10 ~ Paul Buchanan 21:11 ~ Lisa Weldon
28 June 198615:50 ~ David Parker 20:00 ~ Donna Duty
27 June 198715:20 ~ James Frazier 20:02 ~ Lisa Kutschera
25 June 198815:36 ~ Paul Buchanan 21:19 ~ Marty Kirkland
24 June 198914:52 ~ Matt Parker 20:25 ~ Marty Kirkland
23 June 199015:53 ~ Matt Dobson19:52 ~ Donna Duty
29 June 199115:36 ~ Matt Dobson18:45 ~ Angela Crook
27 June 199215:23 ~ Matt Dobson20:33 ~ Lou Ellen Eaddy
26 June 199316:34 ~ Sam Graves 19:51 ~ Lou Ellen Eaddy
25 June 199416:25 ~ Sam Graves 21:03 ~ Donna Duty
24 June 199516:11 ~ Matt Parker 21:46 ~ Lou Ellen Eaddy Jayroe
29 June 199616:03 ~ Paul Hough 21:00 ~ Lou Ellen Jayroe
28 June 199715:54 ~ Myles Gibson 17:52 ~ Sarah Kramer
27 June 199816:25 ~ Tracy Burch 22:23 ~ Marty Kirkland
26 June 199915:48 ~ Matt Dobson20:52 ~ Virginia Hayden
24 June 200016:22 ~ Matt Dobson21:48 ~ Terri Gray
23 June 200115:28 ~ Matt Dobson22:20 ~ Lou Ellen Jayroe
29 June 200215:38 ~ Matt Dobson20:22 ~ Tricia Snyder
28 June 200315:25 ~ Matt Dobson21:52 ~ Teresa Lafleur
26 June 200415:49 ~ Matt Dobson22:22 ~ Piper Stockman
25 June 200517:57 ~ Sam Fernandez 21:37 ~ Debbie Wittmer
24 June 200615:56 ~ Matt Dobson22:03 ~ Lauren Eschbach
23 June 200716:25 ~ Matt Dobson22:32 ~ Sara Jackson
28 June 200816:22 ~ Matt Dobson21:48 ~ Terri Gray
27 June 200916:38 ~ Matt Dobson22:08 ~ Katrina Bokenfohr
26 June 201018:41 ~ Chris Neal 19:42 ~ Masie Stromenger
25 June 201116:37 ~ Matt Dobson22:52 ~ Kristina Bennett
24 June 201217:21 ~ Jordan Green21:02 ~ Brittny Johnson
29 June 201316:36 ~ David Seymour21:01 ~ Alex Dixon

From 1979 to 1981 the Hot Trot was a 10K race. From 1982 onward
it was a 5K.

A
huge thank you to Larry Dykes for delving into the archives of the
Dothan Runners to find the names and times of the Hot Trot champions 
from 1980 to 2010.



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