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Saturday, January 18, 2025

Elliot Butler and Eden Keene hurtle through the Half-Shell Hustle

Running OystersFinishing almost 300 meters ahead of the next athlete, Elliot Butler won the eleventh annual Half-Shell Hustle 5K in Apalachicola, Florida on Saturday morning, 18 January 2025. Master runner Eden Keene was the first woman in the race, placing eighth overall and successfully defending her 2024 title with a 23:56.


A Cairo, Georgia athlete, Elliot Butler's winning time of 17:22 was the second fastest mark ever recorded at the Half-Shell Hustle. Only Bryce Cole has run faster at the Apalachicola race, going 17:14 in 2016. Behind Butler, Dries Williams took second in 18:25. Williams is a junior on the Midtown High cross-country team in Atlanta, Georgia. Brian Reilly was the first master runner in the 5K, coming in third overall in 20:51. Reilly was a Half-Shell Hustle veteran, having placed fifth in 20:00 in 2017 and second in 19:58 in 2018.


But no one has a longer history at the Half-Shell Hustle than Eden Keene. The 2025 women's champ has raced every Hustle since 2015, winning the women's division in 2018, 2019, 2023, 2024, and now 2025.


Genee Meleski, the first woman in the 2017 Hustle, was the women's runner-up in 2025, placing tenth overall in 24:34. Twenty-one-year-old Madelyn Gortemoller was the third woman in the 5K, taking twelfth overall in 24:53. Despite her youth, Gortemoller already has more than a few years of distance running experience along the Gulf Coast, having run cross-country for both Port Saint Joe High and Mobile University.


103 athletes finished the 2025 Half-Shell Hustle 5K. With the 2025 Oyster Cook-Off slated for the Saturday before Martin Luther King Jr. Day, you can look for the eleventh annual Half-Shell Hustle on the streets of Apalachicola on Saturday morning, 17 January 2026.


Top Ten Men, 2025 Half-Shell Hustle 5K
  1. 17:21.3, Elliot Butler (M, 34)
  2. 18:24.5, Dries Williams (M, 16)
  3. 20:50.4, Brian Reilly (M, 57)
  4. 21:02.2, Duane Evans (M, 57)
  5. 21:37.6, Peter Williams (M, 42)
  6. 21:56.4, Allan Smith (M, 57)
  7. 22:57.1, Barney Ray (M, 62)
  8. 23:58.3, James Kahkoska (M, 65)
  9. 24:49.9, Justice Peacock (M, 21)
  10. 25:22.5, Kyle Worthy (M, 34)

Top Ten Women, 2025 Half-Shell Hustle 5K
  1. 23:55.2, Eden Keene (F, 42)
  2. 24:33.9, Genee Meleski (F, 56)
  3. 24:52.8, Madelyn Gortemoller (F, 21)
  4. 25:18.4, Hailey Morrison (F, 12)
  5. 25:29.7, Petal Willams (F, 14)
  6. 27:25.6, Sophia Fonseca (F, 28)
  7. 28:23.9, Charla Williams (F, 43)
  8. 28:57.3, Brooke Peacock (F, 15)
  9. 29:03.8, Cecilee Gaddis (F, 16)
  10. 29:22.9, Jennifer Worthy (F, 43)

Half-Shell Hustle winners, 2014 - 2025
DateMenWomenFinishers
18 January 2014
17 January 201518:51, Lane Williams21:44, Christy Phillips72
16 January 201617:14, Bryce Cole19:16, Amy Hines64
14 January 201718:16, Paul Guyas22:23, Genee Meleski93
13 January 201819:20, Chance Logan21:53, Eden Keene80
19 January 201920:43, Noble Davidson23:16, Eden Keene104
18 January 202018:18, Shawn Logan23:07, Paula O’Neill106
15 January 202219:49, Josiah Friddle22:42, Kelsey Hanger109
14 January 202319:53, Duane Evans23:04, Eden Keene100
13 January 202421:17, Roland Zech23:19, Eden Keene100
18 January 202517:22, Elliot Butler23:56, Eden Keene103
The 2014 Half-Shell Hustle was a 3,000-fathom race (just under 5,500 meters)

Because of COVID-19, there was no 2021 Half-Shell Hustle.


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Monday, March 4, 2024

Rewarding returns to the Red Pepper Run 5K for Josiah Friddle and Eden Keene

Saint George Island, Florida's Chili Cookoff is one of those annual events that people come back to year after year. So is the road race associated with the Chili Cookoff, the Red Pepper Run 5K. For instance, Josiah Friddle ran the Red Pepper in 2021 and 2022, and won the race in 2023. The Franklin County High junior returned on Saturday morning, 2 March 2024, and won again, this time running 19:35. Master runner Eden Keene, the women's runner-up in 2023, was the women's champ in 2024, placing seventh overall in 24:22.


A cross-country runner on his Franklin County High team, Friddle finished the 2024 Red Pepper 5K with a lead of nearly 400 meters, his winning time more than 50 seconds faster than he had run in the 2023 race. Ryley Sullivan came in runner-up to Friddle, going 21:00 for 5K. The next three athletes were all clocked in 24:06, with Kasey Chism edging Harry Curtains and Barney Ray for third. Ray, the top master runner in 2023, repeated as top master in 2024.


Eden Keene had likewise been the first woman master in 2023; she was again in 2024 by virtue of being first woman overall. Addyson Paul, a frosh-year cross-country runner on the Franklin County High team, took second in the women's standings behind Keene, coming in ninth overall in 24:59. Master runner Genee Meleski was the third woman and tenth overall in 25:06. Meleski had been the Red Pepper Run women's champ in 2022.


153 athletes finished Saint George Island's 2024 Red Pepper Run 5K. The race was part of the 42nd annual Saint George Island Chili Cookoff.


Top Ten Men, 2024 Red Pepper 5K Run
  1. 19:34.5, Josiah Friddle (M, 16)
  2. 20:59.6, Ryley Sullivan (M, 29)
  3. 24:05.3, Kasey Chism (M, 33)
  4. 24:05.3, Harry Curtains (M, 27)
  5. 24:05.3, Barney Ray (M, 61)
  6. 24:16.9, Nathan Treutel (M, 31)
  7. 24:29.0, Zachary Helbling (M, 22)
  8. 25:32.9, Devin Gunter (M, 24)
  9. 25:46.0, Stevie McNeill (M, 58)
  10. 26:59.5, Tanner Klink (M, 30)

Top Ten Women, 2024 Red Pepper 5K Run
  1. 24:22.0, Eden Keene (F, 41)
  2. 24:58.9, Addyson Paul (F, 14)
  3. 25:05.6, Genee Meleski (F, 55)
  4. 25:47.1, Sophia Fonseca (F, 27)
  5. 27:58.8, Cydney Szymanowski (F, 38)
  6. 28:11.7, Sophia Reglat (F, 18)
  7. 28:25.3, Julie Clark (F, 62)
  8. 28:46.6, Kaia Hathcock (F, 12)
  9. 28:47.6, Belinda Wharton (F, 63)
  10. 28:53.2, Isabelle Fann (F, 14)

Known St. George Island Red Pepper 5K Run Champions, 1992 - 2024
DateMenWomen
7 March 1992
6 March 1993
5 March 1994
4 March 199517:47, Jeff Doherty
2 March 1996
1 March 199717:57, Charlie Johnson20:56, Fran McLean
7 March 1998
6 March 199918:12, Mike Sims20:51, Summer Calder
4 March 200018:02, Michael Waitathu18:58, Jane Johnson
3 March 200117:10, Tim Unger17:31, Sarah Docter-Williams
2 March 200218:58, Jay Silvanima25:35, Camille Consolvo
1 March 200318:59, David Yon23:20, Jessica Stewart
6 March 200416:55, Tim Unger18:12, Breeda Willis
5 March 200517:23, Charlie Johnson20:42, Annette Ryerson
4 March 200617:40, Charlie Johnson24:05, Meghan Kennedy
3 March 200717:44, Charlie Johnson16:41, Tera Moody
1 March 200817:23, Vince Molosky21:47, Meghan Kennedy
7 March 200919:59, Hobson Fulmer25:25, Kelsey Kilinski
6 March 201018:23, David Shearon23:44, Kristen Merill
5 March 201118:00, David Shearon22:27, Meghan Kennedy
3 March 201219:42, Bryan Harrington22:17, Sam Fortunas
2 March 201321:59, Michael D. Turner22:30, Sam Fortunas
1 March 201416:21, Stanley Linton23:27, Jamie Nichols
7 March 201518:58, Dylan Peebles22:06, Connie Lewis
5 March 201618:52, John Przygocki22:13, Lauren Davidson
4 March 2017
3 March 2018
2 March 2019
7 March 2020
6 March 202118:12, Leonardo Canete23:04, Meghan Kennedy
5 March 202217:33, Courtland Buntin24:48, Genee Meleski
4 March 202320:26, Josiah Friddle24:32, Lana McDaniel
2 March 202419:35, Josiah Friddle24:22, Eden Keene


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Tuesday, January 16, 2024

The tenth Half-Shell Hustle 5K goes to Roland Zech and Eden Keene

Running Oysters13 January 2024 was the Saturday before Martin Luther King Jr. Day, so it was also the day of the Apalachicola, Florida Oyster Cook-Off. For distance runners, the highlight of the festival was the tenth annual Half-Shell 5K, won by Roland Zech in 21:17. Master runner Eden Keene was the first woman in the race, placing third overall in 23:19.


Richard Ray was the fastest master runner in the race, placing second to Zech in 22:34. Master runner Terance Keenan was the third man across the finish line, coming in sixth overall in 23:38.


Eden Keene may or may not have been at the first Half-Shell Hustle in 2014, but she has raced all nine Hustles since then, racking up four women's titles--2018, 2019, 2023, and now 2024. Runner-up to Keene in the 2024 women's standings was another past winner; master runner Genee Meleski, the 2017 women's champ. This time out, Meleski was fourth overall in 23:48. Clare Keenan edged Madeleine Keenan for third on the women's side, both athletes clocked in 24:37. Clare and Madeleine were fifth and sixth overall.


100 athletes finished the 2024 Half-Shell Hustle 5K. With the 2025 Oyster Cook-Off slated for the Saturday before Martin Luther King Jr. Day, you can look for the eleventh annnual Half-Shell Hustle on the streeets of Apalachicola on Saturday morning, 18 January 2025.


Top Ten Men, 2024 Half-Shell Hustle 5K
  1. 21:16.5, Roland Zech (M, 33)
  2. 22:33.5, Richard Ray (M, 61)
  3. 24:37.3, Terance Keenan (M, 59)
  4. 24:59.9, Jared Bethke (M, 28)
  5. 28:13.8, Tanner Klink (M, 30)
  6. 28:14.4, Mark Goins (M, 57)
  7. 28:42.1, Ben Rosson (M, 45)
  8. 28:53.6, Dan Leffers (M, 72)
  9. 29:08.7, Patrick Babington (M, 64)
  10. 29:16.5, Bob Dever (M, 74)

Top Ten Women, 2024 Half-Shell Hustle 5K
  1. 23:18.7, Eden Keene (F, 41)
  2. 23:47.3, Genee Meleski (F, 55)
  3. 24:36.7, Clare Keenan (F, 23)
  4. 24:37.0, Madeleine Keenan (F, 26)
  5. 25:07.3, Sophia Fonseca (F, 27)
  6. 26:35.3, Donna Starrenberg (F, 58)
  7. 27:18.8, Madison Minacci (F, 26)
  8. 28:34.6, Apryl Brooks (F, 40)
  9. 28:45.3, Monica Petrella (F, 32)
  10. 30:06.5, Michaela Metcalfe (F, 29)

Half-Shell Hustle winners, 2014 - 2024
DateMenWomenFinishers
18 January 2014
17 January 201518:51, Lane Williams21:44, Christy Phillips72
16 January 201617:14, Bryce Cole19:16, Amy Hines64
14 January 201718:16, Paul Guyas22:23, Genee Meleski93
13 January 201819:20, Chance Logan21:53, Eden Keene80
19 January 201920:43, Noble Davidson23:16, Eden Keene104
18 January 202018:18, Shawn Logan23:07, Paula O’Neill106
15 January 202219:49, Josiah Friddle22:42, Kelsey Hanger109
14 January 202319:53, Duane Evans23:04, Eden Keene100
13 January 202421:17, Roland Zech23:19, Eden Keene100
The 2014 Half-Shell Hustle was a 3,000-fathom race (just under 5,500 meters)

Because of COVID-19, there was no 2021 Half-Shell Hustle.


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Sunday, January 20, 2019

Davidson wins and Keene repeats at the Half-Shell Hustle

Running OystersYou have to wonder what the founders of Pompeii were thinking when they sited their city next door to a volcano. Of course, you could say the same thing about Apalachicola, Florida. Apalachicola isn’t in the shadow of a volcano, but the Gulf Coast of Florida is still perilous. During the 1800s, a storm wiped out Port Leon, east of Apalachicola. To the west, Yellow fever turned Saint Joseph into a ghost town. Apalachicola survived both disasters. More recently the town was pummeled by Hurricane Michael during 2018. Apalachicola got up, dusted itself off, and commenced recovery, trying to get back to the business of being Apalachicola. Part of that business was hosting the Apalachicola Oyster Cook-Off, just three months after Michael. And the 2019 Apalachicola Oyster Cook-Off included the sixth annual Half-Shell Hustle 5K. Noble Davidson won the 3.1-mile race, running 20:43. For the second year in a row, Eden Keene was the women's champ, successfully defending her 2018 title with a 23:16.


The race started on Saturday morning, 19 January 2019. When Davidson crossed the finish line in 20:43, he was still in sight of the runner-up, Daniel Kirkland. At 20:51, Kirkland was in turn just ahead of the third-place runner, Jason Timbert. Timbert was the top master runner in the race, posting a 20:57.


Genee Meleski was the first woman master and second female finisher in the Half-Shell Hustle, placing ninth overall in 23:38. Meleski was a past champion of the Half-Shell Hustle, having been the first woman in the 2017 race. Laura Berringer took second in the women's standings, coming in fourteenth overall in 25:22.


102 athletes finished the 2019 Half-Shell Hustle.


Top Ten Men, 2019 Half-Shell Hustle 5K
  1. 20:42.2, Noble Davidson (M, 28)
  2. 20:50.9, Daniel Kirkland (M, 23)
  3. 20:56.3, Jason Timbert (M, 43)
  4. 21:46.2, Tommy Poloronis (M, 36)
  5. 23:19.9, Robert Lockey (M, 47)
  6. 23:27.2, Scott Liversedge (M, 65)
  7. 23:31.5, Pat Molloy (M, 44)
  8. 23:42.5, Reece Juno (M, 12)
  9. 24:20.7, Warren Emo (M, 65)
  10. 24:42.9, Richard Lenhart (M, 60)

Top Ten Women, 2019 Half-Shell Hustle 5K
  1. 23:16.0, Eden Keene (F, 36)
  2. 23:37.4, Genee Meleski (F, 50)
  3. 25:21.2, Laura Berringer (F, 38)
  4. 25:30.6, Sam Fortunas (F, 28)
  5. 25:50.4, Sharon Rivers (F, 57)
  6. 27:12.8, Nancy Liversedge (F, 62)
  7. 27:17.2, Elizabeth Simmons (F, 54)
  8. 27:25.3, Elaine Lockey (F, 46)
  9. 27:46.3, Nancy Lewis (F, 53)
  10. 29:01.2, Linsey Davis (F, 37)

Half-Shell Hustle winners, 2014 - 2019
DateMenWomenFinishers
18 January 2014
17 January 201518:51, Lane Williams21:44, Christy Phillips72
16 January 201617:14, Bryce Cole19:16, Amy Hines64
14 January 201718:16, Paul Guyas22:23, Genee Meleski93
13 January 201819:20, Chance Logan21:53, Eden Keene80
19 January 201920:43, Noble Davidson23:16, Eden Keene104
The 2014 Half-Shell Hustle was a 3,000-fathom race (just under 5,500 meters)


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Thursday, January 18, 2018

Logan and Keene show that there's an "R" in "Race" at the Half-Shell Hustle

Running OystersConventional wisdom has it that you are only supposed to eat raw oysters during months with an "R" in the name. There doesn't seem to be any such rule about oyster-themed road races. Nevertheless, in Apalachicola, Florida the Half-Shell Hustle 5K has always been run during the city's Oyster Cook-Off, which takes place during January, one of the "R" months. The fifth annual Half-Shell Hustle was no exception, with the race held on Saturday morning, 13 January 2018, in weather chilly enough to discourage Vibrio vulnificus from tainting any bivalves.


Low temperatures didn't discourage Chance Logan, though. A veteran of the Liberty County High track team, Logan had finished second in the 2016 Half-Shell Hustle. There was no one ahead of him in 2018, though, as he won the race by nearly 200 meters, running 19:20. Brian Reilly was the fastest master runner in the race, finishing second overall in 19:58. Damien Freeman, a junior on the Franklin County High cross-country team, placed third overall in 20:26.


There aren't many athletes who have run the Half-Shell Hustle as often as Eden Keene. Keene was at the race in 2015, when she finished runner-up in the women's standings. In both 2016 and 2017 Keene was the fifth female finisher. Keene topped all of those performances by winning the women's title in the 2018 Hustle, placing fifth overall in 21:53. 2017 Half-Shell Hustle women's champ Genee Meleski was the top woman master and second female finisher, placing seventh overall in 22:40. Master runner Denise Skinner was the third woman and eighth overall in 23:21.


80 athletes finished the 2018 Half-Shell Hustle.


Top Ten Men, 2018 Half-Shell Hustle 5K
  1. 19:19.4, Chance Logan (M, 21)
  2. 19:57.2, Brian Reilly (M, 50)
  3. 20:26.0, Damien Freeman (M, 17)
  4. 21:35.2, Dan Fortunas (M, 57)
  5. 22:35.6, Barney Ray (M, 55)
  6. 23:37.7, Jim Tully (M, 71)
  7. 24:37.3, Bill Bushue (M, 66)
  8. 25:50.4, Steven Domangue (M, 63)
  9. 28:14.2, Philip Troyer (M, 59)
  10. 29:13.0, Mike Reeves (M, 47)

Top Ten Women, 2018 Half-Shell Hustle 5K
  1. 21:52.1, Eden Keene (F, 35)
  2. 22:39.5, Genee Meleski (F, 49)
  3. 23:20.7, Denise Skinner (F, 62)
  4. 25:17.4, Belinda Wharton (F, 57)
  5. 26:02.3, Catherine Jones (F, 58)
  6. 26:15.9, Nancy Lewis (F, 52)
  7. 27:34.6, Lacey Caughey (F, 35)
  8. 27:40.2, Liz Fee (F, 58)
  9. 29:30.6, Reece Juno (F, 11)
  10. 29:49.5, Lisa Reilly (F, 49)

Half-Shell Hustle winners, 2014 - 2018
DateMenWomenFinishers
18 January 2014
17 January 201518:51, Lane Williams21:44, Christy Phillips72
16 January 201617:14, Bryce Cole19:16, Amy Hines64
14 January 201718:16, Paul Guyas22:23, Genee Meleski93
13 January 201819:20, Chance Logan21:53, Eden Keene80
The 2014 Half-Shell Hustle was a 3,000-fathom race (just under 5,500 meters)


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Thursday, July 27, 2017

Kent and Keene capture the Tasty Tiger

Hungry TigerRacing up and down the ridges along Rock Creek, Sean Kent ran 19:06 to win the fifth annual Tasty Tiger Trot 5K in Dothan, Alabama on Saturday morning, 22 July 2017. Eden Keene was the first woman in the race, placing eighth overall in 23:05. 71 athletes finished the 5K.


Kent, a recent alumnus of the Troy University track and cross-country teams, had won the Tasty Tiger 5K in 2014, when the race was still a cross-country run. But in 2016, the first year that the Tasty Tiger moved to roads, Kent had finished fourth in a race won by Donalsonville, Georgia master runner Myles Gibson. Both Kent and Gibson were on the starting line in 2017. This time, Kent came out on top, finishing 140 meters ahead of Gibson. Gibson was second in 19:39. Master runner Bob Walker was third in 20:10, and Will Scott, a sophomore on the Headland High cross-country team, was fourth in 20:40.


Kate Smith, a frosh year cross-country runner at Dothan High, was second in the women's standings and seventeenth overall in 25:25. Roxanne Cook was the third woman and 23rd overall in 26:40. Kristi Holland was the top woman master and sixth female finisher, 27th overall in 27:23.


The Tasty Tiger 5K is an annual fundraiser for the Dothan High cross-country team.


Top Ten Men, 2017 Tasty Tiger Trot 5K, Dothan, Alabama
  1. 19:06, Sean Kent (M, 22)
  2. 19:39, Myles Gibson (M, 51)
  3. 20:10, Bob Walker (M, 46)
  4. 20:40, Will Scott (M, 15)
  5. 21:06, Dale Thomas (M, 54)
  6. 22:24, Michael Houston, Jr (M, 18)
  7. 22:44, Ben Stansell (M, 19)
  8. 23:05, Jimmy Russell (M, 53)
  9. 23:07, Jay Wrenn (M, 53)
  10. 23:29, Jordan Beck (M, 17)

Top Ten Women, 2017 Tasty Tiger Trot 5K, Dothan, Alabama
  1. 23:05, Eden Keene (F, 35)
  2. 25:25, Kate Smith (F, 14)
  3. 26:40, Roxanne Cook (F, 32)
  4. 26:42, Katie Sheppard (F, 14)
  5. 27:03, Emily Benefield (F, 17)
  6. 27:23, Kristi Holland (F, 40)
  7. 27:47, Dana Whitehurst (F, 48)
  8. 28:02, Amy Chambers (F, 35)
  9. 28:09, Loretta Shapiro (F, 44)
  10. 28:59, Rosie Oates (F, 65)

Tasty Tiger Trot 5K Trail Run winners, 2013 - 2016
DateMenWomenFinishers
27 July 201316:41, Brian Morenus20:20, Jennifer MacGibbon119
26 July 201417:27, Sean Kent22:32, Missy Sexton93
25 July 201518:37, Maxwell Collins23:16, Cheyenne Andrew77
30 July 201619:09, Myles Gibson20:23, Ann Centner114
22 July 201719:06, Sean Kent23:05, Eden Keene71


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Sunday, November 22, 2015

Burch and Keene weren't Draggin' in Sunny Hills

21st annual Draggin' Tail 18-Mile Challenge, 21 November 2015The roads in Sunny Hills, Florida, are quiet, a lot quieter than the real estate developers who founded the community would ever have liked. But on one day each year, runners disturb that quiet, as they did on Saturday morning, 21 November 2015, at the 21st Draggin' Tail 18-Mile Challenge.


Tracey Burch was the fastest of the 18-Mile Challengers as the race started its third decade. Winning by more than a mile-and-a-quarter, Burch covered the out-and-back course in 2:09:11. Mark Tombrink took second in 2:18:40. Crawfordville, Florida, athlete Duane Evans was the fastest master runner in the race, placing third overall in 2:19:09.


Eden Keene took the women's title, finishing ninth overall in 2:36:01. Laura McDermott was second in the women's standings, placing twelfth overall in 2:45:03. Theresa Sullivan was the top woman master and third female finisher, coming in thirteenth overall in 2:47:08.


For the athletes not willing to tackle the entire challenge, there was a 3 x 6-mile relay. For the second year in a row the relay event attracted twelve teams, each just as interested in racing as they were in seeing which team member could be suckered into running the middle leg (the one that includes "Sand Mountain"). The fastest squad was the Tallafasties (Paul Guyas, Jack McDermott, and Paula O'Neill), who finished right behind Tracy Burch in 2:10:31. Tallahassee's Tallafasties were the top mixed squad; the first men's squad was AOC1 (John Johnson, Daniel Kim, and Matt Schnell) who were third in the team standings with a 2:32:03. The top women's team was the Sole Sisters (Daniel Mulick and Norma McPherson), at 2:38:21 the fourth overall team.


In addition to the 33 runners and twelve relay teams who finished the 18-Mile Challenge, another 19 athletes completed the Draggin' Tail 5K. After that, the streets of Sunny Hills were quiet again, the pavement crumbling peacefully for another year.


Top Ten Men, 2015 Draggin' Tail 18-Mile Challenge
  1. 2:09:11 ~ Tracey Burch (M)
  2. 2:18:40 ~ Mark Tombrink (M, 25-29)
  3. 2:19:09 ~ Duane Evans (M)
  4. 2:22:23 ~ Charles Abbinanti (M, 30-34)
  5. 2:24:06 ~ Michael MacMullin (M)
  6. 2:24:51 ~ Corey Gardner (M, 25-29)
  7. 2:25:22 ~ Felix Chen (M, 30-34)
  8. 2:33:04 ~ Gary Griffin (M, 65-69)
  9. 2:37:52 ~ Thomas Newell (M, 25-29)
  10. 2:39:55 ~ Buddy Levins (M, 60-64)

Top Ten Women, 2015 Draggin' Tail 18-Mile Challenge
  1. 2:36:01 ~ Eden Keene (F)
  2. 2:45:03 ~ Laura McDermott (F, 35-39)
  3. 2:47:08 ~ Theresa Sullivan (F)
  4. 2:47:26 ~ Danielle Zemola (F, 35-39)
  5. 2:49:28 ~ Jill Wofsey (F)
  6. 2:50:09 ~ Kim Allan (F, 45-49)
  7. 2:52:51 ~ Birgit Maier-Katkin (F, 50-54)
  8. 3:10:04 ~ Jennifer Rudeseal (F, 30-34)
  9. 3:10:53 ~ Trish Sasser (F, 50-54)
  10. 3:17:59 ~ Anice Taylor (F, 55-59)

2015 Draggin' Tail 3 x 6-Mile Relay
  1. 2:10:31 ~ Tallafasties (Mixed)
  2. 2:16:25 ~ Hot Stuff (Mixed)
  3. 2:32:03 ~ AOC1 (Men)
  4. 2:38:21 ~ Sole Sisters (Women)
  5. 2:39:56 ~ Trane (Men)
  6. 2:50:23 ~ AOG1 (Mixed)
  7. 3:01:38 ~ Mockingjay (Mixed)
  8. 3:08:00 ~ RWBPCB (Mixed)
  9. 3:16:53 ~ 3 Legged Draggin (Women)
  10. 3:17:13 ~ Seasoned Athletes (Mixed)
  11. 3:18:47 ~ Winners (Mixed)
  12. 3:18:48 ~ Targaryen Horde (Mixed)

Recent Draggin' Tail Challenge winners, 2000 - 2015
DateMenWomen
21 November 20152:09:11, Tracey Burch2:36:01, Eden Keene
22 November 20141:55:23, Vince Molosky2:35:39, Nancy Stedman
23 November 20131:56:52, Vince Molosky2:20:45, Jacquelyne Blackburn
17 November 20121:47:47, Vince Molosky2:27:38, Amy Mann
19 November 20111:48:35, Vince Molosky2:25:55, Michelle Patterson
18 November 20101:52:43, Vince Molosky2:06:10, Hadley Nyquist
21 November 20091:51:31, Vince Molosky2:07:43, Hadley Nyquist
22 November 20081:55:32, Jack McDermott2:20:45, Dana Black
17 November 20072:00:32, Michael Martinez2:21:27, Dana Black
18 November 20061:55:39, Jack McDermott2:23:50, Melinda Fountain
19 November 20051:55:19, Jack McDermott2:18:19, Lisa Purul
20 November 20041:59:57, Nathan Tarver2:31:57, Gloria Ramirez
22 November 20031:50:25, Mike Lilly2:20:08, Julie Clark
23 November 20021:46:42, Jessie Blanton1:57:44, Valerie Connaghton
17 November 20011:56:34, Rick Melendez2:30:11, Cheryl Lanke
18 November 20001:57:43, Alan Swigler2:14:38, Laurel Slyck



21 November 19981:49:22, Terry Williams2:23:48, Janet Register
1997Brian Corbin



25 November 1995

If anyone has the missing winners from 1995 to 1999, I would 
really,really like to include those names and times here! ~ HW


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