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Wednesday, January 1, 2020

New year, new decade, new wins for Morgan Bolmer and Angie Cipriani

From 2012 to 2016, each year there was a New Year's Eve 5K in Valdosta, Georgia. But there was no race in 2017, nor in 2018. 31 December 2019 also passed without a New Year's Eve 5K in Valdosta. But the next morning, Wednesday, 1 January 2020, there was a New Year's Day 5K. Morgan Bolmer got his first win of the new year as well as the new decade, running 18:19 for first. Angie Cipriani was the first woman in the race, placing second overall in 19:43.


Bolmer and Cipriani were the only two runners in the race, male or female, to run under 20:00. Bolmer is a senior on the Berrien County High cross-country team; two months earlier he took tenth in the class 2A boys' race at Georgia's high school cross-country state championships. Cipriani, a harrier for the Valdosta State University Blazers, has been tearing up the roads since the end of the NCAA cross-country season, logging an 18:44 win at the Tallahassee Turkey Trot 5K and a winning 19:22 at the Red Nose Run 5K--the latter race in her hometown of Thomasville, Georgia.


Chad Northcutt of Quitman, Georgia was the second man in the race, placing third overall in 20:31. Valdosta's Rick Mazurkiewicz was the first master runner in the 5K, third in the men's standings and fourth overall in 20:43.


Pavo, Georgia athlete Pollyanna Bass edged Tracey Cole of Pinetta, Florida for the top woman master's spot, 23:21 to 23:24. Bass and Cole were the second and third women finishers, placing sixth and seventh overall.


47 athletes finished the 2020 Valdosta New Year 5K. A Course/Line, LLC, of Valdosta timed the race and provided finish line services.


Top Ten Men, 2020 Valdosta New Year 5K
  1. 18:18.7, Morgan Bolmer (M, 17) Nashville, GA
  2. 20:30.1, Chad Northcutt (M, 35) Quitman, GA
  3. 20:42.6, Rick Mazurkiewicz (M, 52) Valdosta, GA
  4. 20:54.1, Eric Castor (M, 45) Lakeland, GA
  5. 24:22.1, Kevin Lunceford (M, 28) Valdosta, GA
  6. 25:01.9, Billy Carson Taylor (M, 71) Valdosta, GA
  7. 25:34.7, Steve Jones (M, 49) Valdosta, GA
  8. 25:45.8, Alan Johnson (M, 59) Valdosta, GA
  9. 26:05.9, Dusty Dorminey (M, 45) Lake Park, GA
  10. 26:13.2, Michael Guilmette (M, 57) Lake Park, GA

Top Ten Women, 2020 Valdosta New Year 5K
  1. 19:42.3, Angie Cipriani (F, 20) Valdosta, GA
  2. 23:20.8, Pollyanna Bass (F, 47) Pavo, GA
  3. 23:23.4, Tracey Cole (F, 40) Pinetta, FL
  4. 24:21.8, Kelly Lunceford (F, 30) Valdosta, GA
  5. 24:54.9, Jamie Brown (F, 36) Valdosta, GA
  6. 26:22.7, Sarah Gatzemeier (F, 33) Hahira, GA
  7. 29:24.2, Candice Arnold (F, 40) Lake Park, GA
  8. 36:39.0, Rebecca Williams (F, 38) Surprise, AZ
  9. 36:39.3, Angel Reynolds (F, 34) Columbus, GA
  10. 38:03.8, Anita Davis (F, 66) Valdosta, GA

Valdosta, Georgia, New Year 5K winners, 2012 - 2020
DateMenWomenFinishers
31 December 201217:58, Mark McLeod24:56, Martha Mazurkiewicz50
31 December 201318:04, Ryan Kelly22:30, Makenzee Page75
31 December 201416:59, Andrew Elam20:52, Makenzee Page69
31 December 201518:01, Michael Martinez22:59, Debbie Green61
31 December 201616:53, Andrew Elam22:48, Gracie Woods93
1 January 202018:19, Morgan Bolmer19:43, Angie Cipriani47


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Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Morgan Bolmer and Pollyanna Bass ring up wins at the Saint John Road Race

On Saturday morning, 2 November 2019, Morgan Bolmer will be racing on the hills of Carrollton, Georgia in the GHSA State Championship Race for High School Boys' Cross-Country. But on Saturday morning, 26 October 2019, the Berrien County High senior was on the streets of Valdosta, Georgia, where he won the sixteenth annual Saint John Catholic School 5K Road Race in 17:36. Pavo, Georgia master runner Pollyanna Bass was the first woman in the race, placing twelfth overall in 22:56.


It wasn't the first race of the week for Bolmer. The preceding Wednesday, 23 October 2019, he had won the GHSA 2A Region 1 Boys' Cross-Country Championship Race at Pebble Hill near Thomasville, Georgia, running 17:42 and leading his Berrien County team to a Region title. That win earned the Berrien boys a trip to the State Meet in Carrollton.


Caleb Watson of Valdosta finished runner-up to Bolmer at the Saint John 5K, running 18:14 coming in just ahead of Justin Tracy, the winner of the 2017 race. Tracy was third in 18:20. The fastest master runner in the race was Ryan Kelly, the Valdosta High cross-country coach. Kelly placed fourth overall in 18:40.


Pinetta, Florida master runner Tracey Cole took second in the women's standings, placing thirteenth overall in 23:10. Traci Ferris of Valdosta was the third woman in the Saint John 5K and sixteenth overall in 23:18.


108 athletes finished the 2019 Saint John Road Race 5K. A Course/Line, LLC, of Valdosta, Georgia timed the race and provided finish line services.


Top Ten Men, 2019 Saint John Road Race
  1. 17:35.2, Morgan Bolmer (M, 17) Nashville, GA
  2. 18:13.1, Caleb Watson (M, 21) Valdosta, GA
  3. 18:19.8, Justin Tracy (M, 25) New Vineyard, ME
  4. 18:39.3, Ryan Kelly (M, 40) Lake Park, GA
  5. 18:48.6, Mason Thompson (M, 16) Valdosta, GA
  6. 19:40.0, Pate King (M, 18) Valdosta, GA
  7. 20:08.8, Ruben Pule (M, 24) Valdosta, GA
  8. 20:17.3, Michael Kelly (M, 18) Valdosta, GA
  9. 20:30.3, Bailey Collins (M, 16) Ray City, GA
  10. 20:46.2, Cason Register (M, 14) Lakeland, GA

Top Ten Women, 2019 Saint John Road Race
  1. 22:55.7, Pollyanna Bass (F, 47) Pavo, GA
  2. 23:10.0, Tracey Cole (F, 40) Pinetta, FL
  3. 23:17.4, Traci Ferris (F, 37) Valdosta, GA
  4. 24:48.7, Kelly Lunceford (F, 30) Valdosta, GA
  5. 24:53.9, Jamie Brown (F, 35) Valdosta, GA
  6. 25:30.9, Brandy Van Jura (F, 40) Hahira, GA
  7. 26:57.8, Scarlett Jerome (F, 13) Valdosta, GA
  8. 28:52.4, Marcela Wortman-Paredes (F, 41) Valdosta, GA
  9. 29:11.4, Nanci Scheetz (F, 71) Madison, FL
  10. 30:54.7, Brenna Rassmann (F, 32) Valdosta, GA

Winners of the Saint John School 5K Road Race, 2004 - 2019
DateMenWomenFinishers
30 October 200416:17 John Seppala20:26 Susan Fischer
29 October 200516:10 Andy Minnicks18:32 Melissa Daugherty
28 October 200616:26 Brandon Young19:27 Melissa Daugherty329
27 October 200716:38 D. J. Smith19:06 Jana Grygarova328
25 October 200817:23 Corey Stejback19:57 Ashley Rall-McGee286
31 October 200917:55 Marc Kaiser19:42 Ashley McGee338
30 October 201016:09 Chris Rice21:03 Brandi Faircloth326
29 October 201117:44 Austin Wallace21:27 Amy Sharon296
27 October 201215:54 Jesse Prince21:29 Kelsey Morse288
26 October 201317:13, Joshua Hall20:46, Mackenzie Morse598
25 October 201421:02, George Powell22:33, Debbie Green150
31 October 201518:27, Max Steele22:20, Debbie Green213
29 October 201618:59, Dan Butzin21:48, Alice Smoot157
28 October 201717:36, Justin Tracy21:30, Elizabeth Smith173
27 October 201816:57, Alec Munger22:51, Alice Smoot172
26 October 2019 17:36, Morgan Bolmer22:56, Pollyanna Bass108


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Sunday, October 8, 2017

Berrien County's Bolmer and Chandler each taste sweet victory at the Honeybee 5K

Hahira Honeybee FestivalA pair of Berrien County High sophomore cross-country runners were prominent on the streets of Hahira, Georgia on Saturday morning, 7 October 2017. Morgan Bolmer took first in the Honeybee 5K, part of Hahira's annual Honeybee Festival, running 18:58. Rebecca Chandler was the first woman and second overall in 20:43.


It's October. Don't you guys have a cross-country meet somewhere?


Eric Little of Maitland, Florida was the fastest master runner in the race and the second male finisher, placing third overall in 20:46. A flurry of school-age athletes were next over the line--Highland Christian's Jonathan Daniely (4th, 21:40), Lowndes High sophomore Jackson Lawson (5th, 21:42), Highlands Christian senior Alden Lisse (6th, 21:43), and Hahira Middle School eighth-grader Ryan Carter (7th, 21:45). For a few moments, it looked like the finish chute of a cross-country meet.


In addition to sixth overall, Lisse was also runner-up in the women's standings. Pollyanna Bass of Pavo, Georgia was the top woman master and third female finisher, eleventh overall in 22:43.


129 athletes finished the 2017 Honeybee 5K. A Course/Line, LLC, of Valdosta, Georgia timed the race and provided finish line services.


Top Ten Men, 2017 Hahira Honeybee 5K
  1. 18:57.8, Morgan Bolmer (M, 15) Nashville, GA
  2. 20:45.5, Eric Little (M, 47) Maitland, FL
  3. 21:39.1, Jonathan Daniely (M, 15) Valdosta, GA
  4. 21:41.7, Jackson Lawson (M, 15) Hahira, GA
  5. 21:44.9, Ryan Carter (M, 14) Hahira, GA
  6. 21:58.9, Alexander Lovelace (M, 18) Hahira, GA
  7. 22:29.7, Dallon Kerby (M, 26) Hahira, GA
  8. 22:34.2, Tim Melone (M, 28) Hahira, GA
  9. 22:57.5, Mason Sikes (M, 16) Nashville, GA
  10. 23:05.7, Ethan North (M, 13) Valdosta, GA

Top Ten Women, 2017 Hahira Honeybee 5K
  1. 20:42.1, Rebecca Chandler (F, 17) Nashville, GA
  2. 21:42.3, Alden Lisse (F, 17) Valdosta, GA
  3. 22:42.8, Pollyanna Bass (F, 45) Pavo, GA
  4. 26:48.0, Clarissa Mallory (F, 12) Valdosta, GA
  5. 27:12.2, Rhonda D. Barrett (F, 46) Valdosta, GA
  6. 27:12.8, Amy Bradshaw (F, 27) Valdosta, GA
  7. 27:21.7, Maryann Rowe (F, 15) Nashville, GA
  8. 27:28.5, Lexi Metts (F, 14) Hahira, GA
  9. 27:52.6, Brittany Folsom (F, 32)
  10. 27:58.0, Jessica Cain (F, 36) Hahira, GA

Known Honeybee 5K Champions, 2001 - 2017
DateMenWomen
2 October 1999
6 October 200117:21, Rich Sumrall
4 October 200316:31, John Seppala23:14, Amy Mark
2 October 200416:30, John Seppala22:13, Sundonia Williams
8 October 200516:47, John Seppala20:41, Susan Fischer
7 October 200616:54, John Seppala20:43, Susan Fischer
6 October 200716:54, John Seppala18:57, Jana Grygarova
4 October 200817:02, John Seppala21:13, Heidi Gonzalez
3 October 200916:51, John Seppala20:12, Ashley Powell
9 October 201016:46, Scott Gardner20:08, Ashley Powell
8 October 201117:49, Masked Avenger19:46, Mary Alice Smoot
6 October 201218:37, Ryan Kelly21:52, Gretchen Bielmyer
5 October 201318:39, Ryan Kelly22:27, Debbie Allen
4 October 201419:26, Nick Rosatti19:51, Mary Alice Smoot
3 October 201518:16, Ryan Kelly22:44, Katie Lancaster
1 October 201619:14, David Burnett21:42, Meredith Foskey
7 October 201718:58, Morgan Bolmer20:43, Rebecca Chandler


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Tuesday, September 26, 2017

Bolmer and Lisse grab some sky at the Above The Rim 5K

Above The Rim 5KYou don't have to be at a cross-country meet to race cross-country. For instance, the Above The Rim 5K in Valdosta, Georgia was a cross-country race that was open to any athlete interested in running on turf and trails. Nevertheless, it was runners from high school cross-country teams who dominated the Above The Rim field in Freedom Park on Saturday morning, 23 September 2017. Morgan Bolmer, a sophomore on the Berrien County High cross-country team, won the race in 19:40. Alden Lisse, a senior on the Highland Christian Academy team, was the first woman in the 5K, placing sixth overall in 22:51.


More high school runners followed Bolmer across the finish line. Valdosta High junior Ben Carlson was second in 20:36. Johnny Miller of Georgia Christian took third in 21:47, and Alex Carlson, a Valdosta High junior, was fourth in 22:27. There were some older athletes in the race, though. Renaldo Smidtas of Naylor, Georgia was the fastest master runner in the 5K, coming in eighth overall in 24:26.


Makayla Ross of the Highland Christian cross-country team was second in the women's standings and thirteenth overall in 25:52. Tifton, Georgia's Gina Purvis was the top woman master and third female finisher, sixteenth overall in 27:19.


39 athletes finished the 2017 Above The Rim 5K. Proceeds of the event went to the Highland Christian Acaemy Eagles boys' basketball team. A Course/Line, LLC, of Valdosta timed the race and provided finish line services.


Top Ten Men, 2017 Above The Rim 5K
  1. 19:39.7, Morgan Bolmer (M, 15) Nashville, GA
  2. 20:35.5, Ben Carlson (M, 16) Valdosta, GA
  3. 21:46.1, Johnny Miller (M, 18) Dasher, GA
  4. 22:26.3, Alex Carlson (M, 16) Valdosta, GA
  5. 22:46.6, Jonathan Daniely (M, 15) Valdosta, GA
  6. 23:41.3, Daniel Carver (M, 33) Hahira, GA
  7. 24:25.4, Renaldo Smidtas (M, 53) Naylor, GA
  8. 24:42.7, Ethan North (M, 13) Stockton, GA
  9. 24:58.2, Lukas Smidtas (M, 17) Dasher, GA
  10. 25:12.3, Jake Williams (M, 13) Barney, GA

Top Ten Women, 2017 Above The Rim 5K
  1. 22:50.9, Alden Lisse (F, 17) Valdosta, GA
  2. 25:51.9, Makayla Ross (F, 14) Dixie, GA
  3. 27:18.8, Gina Purvis (F, 58) Tifton, GA
  4. 28:34.5, Kaleigh Kostyu (F, 17) Valdosta, GA
  5. 28:38.3, Clarissa Mallory (F, 12) Valdosta, GA
  6. 30:16.1, Tiffany Mulligan (F, 38) Valdosta, GA
  7. 32:48.1, Ansley Griffin (F, 14) Dasher, GA
  8. 34:10.6, Chasity Griffin (F, 15) Dasher, GA
  9. 34:25.6, Darlene Kraushaar (F, 46) Valdosta, GA
  10. 37:05, Briana Watson (F, 30) Valdosta, GA

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Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Second time is the charm for Morgan Bolmer at the B-1 5K

Valdosta, Georgia runner Dan Butzin won the inaugural B-1 5K in 2016, trouncing runner-up Morgan Bolmer. Butzin was back on the streets of Valdosta on Saturday morning, 9 September 2017, for the second annual B-1 5K. But so was Bolmer. This time, the Berrien County High sophomore cross-country runner finished ahead of Buztin, winning the race in 18:59, while Butzin languished in the runner-up spot at 19:06. Joel Malin of Nashville, Georgia was third in 21:35. Karl Brown of Alapaha, Georgia was the fastest master runner in the race, placing fourth overall in 23:53.


Valdosta athlete Amy Bradshaw was the top woman in the race, coming in eighth overall in 27:32. Not far behind Bradshaw, Tiffany Mulligan of Valdosta was the second woman and ninth overall in 27:42. Valdosta's Amber Hentz was third in the women's standings and eleventh overall in 28:28. Tonya Stalvey of Du Pont, Georgia was the first woman master and seventh female finisher, eighteenth overall in 31:51.


47 athletes finished the 2017 B-1 5K for The Awareness and Prevention of Youth Suicide. A Course/Line, LLC, of Valdosta, Georgia timed the event and provided finish line services.


Top Ten Men, 2017 B-1 5K
  1. 18:58.4, Morgan Bolmer (M, 15) Nashville, GA
  2. 19:06.0, Dan Butzin (M, 32) Valdosta, GA
  3. 21:34.2, Joel Malin (M, 31) Nashville, GA
  4. 23:52.6, Karl Brown (M, 41) Alapaha, GA
  5. 24:12.1, Jonathan Daniely (M, 15) Valdosta, GA
  6. 24:42.9, Cliff Gower (M, 58) Hahira, GA
  7. 26:31.3, Matt Monroe (M, 38) Valdosta, GA
  8. 27:48.6, David Metcalf (M, 33) Du Pont, GA
  9. 28:27.7, Mike Hentz (M, 30) Valdosta, GA
  10. 30:22.3, Scott Purvis (M, 51) Valdosta, GA

Top Ten Women, 2017 B-1 5K
  1. 27:31.3, Amy Bradshaw (F, 27) Valdosta, GA
  2. 27:41.3, Tiffany Mulligan (F, 38) Valdosta, GA
  3. 28:27.1, Amber Hentz (F, 30) Valdosta, GA
  4. 29:48.9, Ariele D'Emidio (F, 27) Valdosta, GA
  5. 30:46.0, Christine Forster (F, 27) Hahira, GA
  6. 30:57.3, Ali Coleman (F, 26) Hazlehurst, GA
  7. 31:50.8, Tonya Stalvey (F, 50) Du Pont, GA
  8. 32:00.1, Erika Marshall (F, 35) Valdosta, GA
  9. 35:24.1, Kim Souther (F, 56) Hahira, GA
  10. 35:38.2, Reana Thomas (F, 33) Valdosta, GA

B-1 Awareness 5K winners, 2016 - 2017
DateMenWomenFinishers
10 September 201618:43, Dan Butzin23:11, Kelly Davis53
9 September 201718:59, Morgan Bolmer27:32, Amy Bradshaw47


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Sunday, June 25, 2017

No substitute for victory needed by either Bolmer or Spry at the Georgia Military College 5K

Bulldog MascotOn Saturday morning, 24 June 2017, Dan Butzin was among the athletes on the starting line of the fourth annual Georgia Military College Valdosta 5K. Butzin was both the defending champion and record holder of the Valdosta, Georgia race, having run a winning 18:38 in 2016. But when the 2017 run was over, Morgan Bolmer was the new GMCV 5K champion, placing first in 19:10. Vanessa Spry won the women's title, placing sixth overall in 22:08.


Bolmer is a rising sophomore at Berrien County High, where he competes for the school's cross-country team. Wesley Nicholson took second, trailing Bolmer by 70 meters. A month earlier Nicholson had graduated from Chestatee High in Gainesville, Georgia. Valdosta's Dan Butzin placed third in 19:55.


Rebecca Chandler, a rising sophomore on the Berrien County High cross-country team, was second in the women's standings, placing seventh overall in 22:34. Kelly Davis of Valdosta was the third woman and ninth overall in 23:22.


Rob Lane of Jacksboro, Texas was the fastest master runner in the 5K and the seventh male finisher, tenth overall in 23:45. Coming in twelfth overall in 24:46, Pavo, Georgia's Pollyanna Bass was the first woman master and fourth female finisher.


78 athletes finished the fourth annual Georgia Military College Valdosta 5K. A Course/Line, LLC, of Valdosta timed the race and provided finish line services.


Top Ten Men, 2017 Georgia Military College Valdosta 5K
  1. 19:10.0, Morgan Bolmer (M, 15) Nashville, GA
  2. 19:26.1, Wesley Nicholson (M, 18) Gainesville, GA
  3. 19:54.7, Dan Butzin (M, 32) Valdosta, GA
  4. 20:18.2, James Marino (M, 38) Valdosta, GA
  5. 22:01.9, John Lewis (M, 37) Naylor, GA
  6. 23:21.5, Kevin Lunceford (M, 25) Valdosta, GA
  7. 23:44.3, Rob Lane (M, 51) Jacksboro, TX
  8. 23:54.1, Jim Tully (M, 70) Lamont, FL
  9. 24:22.2, Justin Naylor (M, 44) Hahira, GA
  10. 25:18.9, Brian Gonzales (M, 41) Valdosta, GA

Top Ten Women, 2017 Georgia Military College Valdosta 5K
  1. 22:07.8, Vanessa Spry (F, 32) Valdosta, GA
  2. 22:33.5, Rebecca Chandler (F, 16) Nashville, GA
  3. 23:21.8, Kelly Davis (F, 27) Valdosta, GA
  4. 24:45.2, Pollyanna Bass (F, 45) Pavo, GA
  5. 25:50.0, Sarah Lane (F, 46) Jacksboro, TX
  6. 26:04.9, Jodi Stuckey (F, 32) Moultrie, GA
  7. 26:13.4, Mary Sue Thompson (F, 34) Moultrie, GA
  8. 27:06.9, Susan Riordan (F, 45) Valdosta, GA
  9. 27:12.7, Cathy Jones (F, 57) Thomasville, GA
  10. 27:37.8, Jen Kunkel (F, 46) Valdosta, GA

Georgia Military College Valdosta 5K winners, 2014 - 2017
DateMenWomenFinishers
28 June 201418:50, Ryan Kelly22:25, Danielle Jarnagin60
27 June 201522:26, Billy Taylor22:17, Anne Price56
25 June 201618:38, Dan Butzin26:02, Katie Presler73
24 June 201719:10, Morgan Bolmer22:08, Vanessa Spry78


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