Showing posts with label Jackson Green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jackson Green. Show all posts

Sunday, July 24, 2016

Green and Green pour on some flour power at Bun Run

Bun RunOn Saturday morning, 23 July 2016, 63 athletes left the Gornto Road YMCA in Valdosta, Georgia, ran a 3.1-mile circuit of Wood Valley, and returned. The first one back was Jackson Green, winning Valdosta First Presbyterian Church's seventh annual Break Bread Bun Run 5K. Green, a runner on the Valdosta State University cross country team, finished the course in 18:58. It was Jackson Green's first Bun Run, but it was the fifth in the last five years for Valdosta master runner Debbie Green. It was also her fastest Bun Run yet, as she went 23:10 to win the women's title and place ninth overall.


It was a close race up front with Jackson Green edging Ryan Kelly 18:58 to 19:04 for the win. Kelly, the Valdosta High cross country coach, had won the Bun Run twice previously, in 2013 and 2014. A little further back, Valdosta's Dan Butzin was third in 19:13. Valdosta athlete David Jones was fourth in 19:33 and Nick Rosatti of Hahira took fifth in 19:39. John Bolmer of Nashville, Georgia was the first master runner in the race and eighth overall in 22:58.


Behind women's champ Debbie Green, master runner Elisabeth Diamond of Bell, Florida was the women's runner-up, finishing tenth overall in 24:08. Kelly Davis of Valdosta was third in the women's standings and thirteenth overall in 24:56.


Top Ten Men, 2016 Break Bread Bun Run 5K
  1. 18:57.1 ~ Jackson Green (M, 19) Valdosta, GA
  2. 19:03.3 ~ Ryan Kelly (M, 37) Valdosta, GA
  3. 19:12.1 ~ Dan Butzin (M, 31) Valdosta, GA
  4. 19:32.4 ~ David Jones (M, 21) Valdosta, GA
  5. 19:38.9 ~ Nick Rosatti (M, 19) Hahira, GA
  6. 21:19.7 ~ Rob McGhin (M, 36) Valdosta, GA
  7. 21:31.8 ~ Morgan Bolmer (M, 14) Nashville, GA
  8. 22:57.7 ~ John Bolmer (M, 40) Nashville, GA
  9. 24:42.0 ~ Dusty Dorminey (M, 42) Lake Park, GA
  10. 24:43.5 ~ Tim Pate (M, 34) Quitman, GA

Top Ten Women, 2016 Break Bread Bun Run 5K
  1. 23:09.3 ~ Debbie Green (F, 50) Valdosta, GA
  2. 24:07.7 ~ Elisabeth Diamond (F, 56) Bell, FL
  3. 24:55.3 ~ Kelly Davis (F, 26) Valdosta, GA
  4. 25:39.0 ~ Lauren Bewley (F, 34) Valdosta, GA
  5. 27:17.8 ~ Pollyanna Bass (F, 44) Pavo, GA
  6. 27:24.0 ~ Lauren Will (F, 27) Tallahassee, FL
  7. 28:01.2 ~ Amy Bradshaw (F, 26) Valdosta, GA
  8. 28:30.1 ~ Rhonda D. Barrett (F, 44) Valdosta, GA
  9. 29:30.1 ~ Barbara Bradshaw (F, 58) Lawrenceville, GA
  10. 29:45.6 ~ Lisa Graves (F, 48) Valdosta, GA

Break Bread Bun Run 5K champions, 2010 - 2016
DateMenWomenFinishers
24 July 201018:28, Scott Gardner24:16, Nicole Kump49
23 July 201118:47, Masked Avenger23:07, Minerva Arreguin78
21 July 201218:21, Mark McLeod21:11, Alice Smoot56
20 July 201318:54, Ryan Kelly22:30, Alison Peters71
12 July 201418:19, Ryan Kelly21:20, Makenzee Page49
11 July 201517:49, Matthew Baun21:10, Erica Schloemer38
23 July 201618:58, Jackson Green23:10, Debbie Green65


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Wednesday, December 23, 2015

Green and Green put the "fast" in "fast food" at Valdosta's Chik-Fil-A 5K

When the Chik-Fil-A race series came to Valdosta, Georgia, on Saturday morning, 19 January 2015, it was an alumnus of the Lowndes High cross country squad who won the 5K race. Former harrier Jackson Green posted a 19:07 for the 3.1-mile run on the north side of Valdosta, finishing more than 250 meters ahead of the next runner. Valodsta's Rick Mazurkiewicz was the top master runner in the race, placing second overall in 20:12. Peter MacDonough took third in 20:22.


Valdosta master runner Debbie Green was the first woman in the 5K, coming in fourteenth overall in 22:34. Coffee Middle School seventh-grader Gracie Woods was second in the women's standings, sixteenth overall in 23:33. 21sr overall in 24:15, Valdosta's Martha Mazurkiewicz was the third female finisher and second woman master.


137 athletes finished the 5K, which started and finished at Crossroads Baptist Church. The race was run on Valdosta's only USATF-certified course, assuring the runners that their times could be legitimately compared with performances on other certified courses. In days gone by, distances in road racing were treated rather casually. During the 1930s seven-time Boston Marathon winner Clarence Demar observed that a ten-mile road race might actually be anywhere from six to twelve miles long. Decades later Ted Corbitt formulated a procedure for measuring road-race courses; events that used his method could apply to have their courses certified. No method of measurement is perfect, and you can argue that a USATF-certified 10K course isn't actually ten kilometers long. However, such a course is the same length as any other ten-kilometer course measured by the same method, or at least close enough to allow comparison of performances.


Proceeds from the Chick-Fil-A Race Series Valdosta 5K benefited the Georgia Sheriffs' Boys Ranch. The Valdosta race was the last on the series schedule for 2015, which had included 32 events in eleven different states.


Top Ten Men, 2015 Chik-Fil-A Race Series Valdosta 5K
  1. 19:07 ~ Jackson Green (M, 15-19)
  2. 20:12 ~ Rick Mazurkiewicz (M, 45-49)
  3. 20:22 ~ Peter MacDonough (M, 30-34)
  4. 20:31 ~ Matthew White (M, 40-44)
  5. 21:09 ~ Oscar Norton (M, 30-34)
  6. 21:11 ~ Mitchell Kallam (M, 10-14)
  7. 21:53 ~ Kelly Barcol (M, 45-49)
  8. 21:54 ~ David Smothers (M, 30-34)
  9. 21:59 ~ Rob Sheridan (M, 55-59)
  10. 22:01 ~ Leland Kent (M, 10-14)

Top Ten Women, 2015 Chik-Fil-A Race Series Valdosta 5K
  1. 22:34 ~ Debbie Green (F, 45-49)
  2. 23:33 ~ Gracie Woods (F, 10-14)
  3. 24:15 ~ Martha Mazurkiewicz (F, 45-49)
  4. 25:03 ~ Kelly Yates (F, 40-44)
  5. 25:06 ~ Shelby Joyner (F, 15-19)
  6. 25:11 ~ Kelly Davis (F, 25-29)
  7. 26:04 ~ Josie Mazurkiewicz (F, 20-24)
  8. 26:27 ~ Amy Rogers (F, 30-34)
  9. 26:49 ~ Rhonda Barrett (F, 40-44)
  10. 27:04 ~ Meshea Hardeman (F, 25-29)

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