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Friday, July 26, 2024

Leonardo Canete and Averi Lewis were swift in Swamp Forest

From 2021 to 2023, Bobby York directed the Summer Trail Race Series for Tallahassee, Florida's Gulf Winds Track Club three times. In each of those three years, the Series included the Swamp Forest Trail 7K. Tallahassee master runner Leonardo Canete won two of those Swamp Forest Races. As of Saturday morning, 20 July 2024, you can add one to each of those numbers. That was the morning that Canete posted his third Swamp Forest 7K win, climbing the hills and hurdling the roots in 29:15. In that same race, Averi Lewis became a two-time Swamp Forest 7K women's champ, defending her 2023 title with a 37:17, good for thirteenth overall.

Leonardo Canete
Leonardo Canete

Leonardo Canete wasn't the only one with Trail Series wins on his resume when the athletes gathered in Tallahassee's Phipps Park for the Swamp Forest 7K, the third race in this year's series. Daniel Wurgler was also in the field, and Wurgler had outrun Canete plus over a hundred others in 2021 to win the Cadillac Trail 9K. Since then, though, Canete had finished first in nine out of thirteen Series events--and after the Swamp Forest Trail Race, ten out of fourteen. This time out, Canete took first by almost a minute, his 29:15 earning his second Series win of the 2024 season as well as his tenth all-time.


Wurgler took second in 30:10. Kyle Kraeft, making his fifteenth appearance in a Trail Series race, placed third in 31:59.

Averi Lewis
Averi Lewis

In the women's division, Averi Lewis' win was her fourth in the Summer Trail Series--Alyson Churchill and Emily Molen are the only women who have more Series race titles, with five each.


Michelle Rind placed runner-up to Lewis in the women's standings, coming in nineteenth overall in 39:44. Trail series regular Signe Ulsamer was the first woman master in the race and the third female finisher, placing 22nd overall in 40:40.

Michelle Rind
Michelle Rind

Gulf Winds Track Club's eleventh Summer Trail Race Series concludes on Saturday morning, 24 August 2024, at Maclay Gardens State Park with the Overstreet Trail 9K.


Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2024 Swamp Forest 7K Trail Race
  1. 29:15, Leonardo Canete (M, 45)
  2. 30:10, Daniel Wurgler (M, 24)
  3. 31:59, Kyle Kraeft (M, 35)
  4. 32:58, Daniel Korecky (M, 39)
  5. 33:14, Mickey Moore (M, 54)
  6. 34:11, Melvin Jones (M, 44)
  7. 35:50, Gerardo Prats (M, 31)
  8. 36:05, Frank Price (M, 45)
  9. 36:18, Bob Reifinger (M, 40)
  10. 36:34, John Corlazzoli (M, 23)

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2024 Swamp Forest 7K Trail Race
  1. 37:17, Averi Lewis (F, 27)
  2. 39:44, Michelle Rind (F, 29)
  3. 40:40, Signe Ulsamer (F, 46)
  4. 41:56, Kendall Meikenhous (F, 36)
  5. 42:08, Olivia Willoughby (F, 27)
  6. 42:58, Nancy Proctor (F, 63)
  7. 43:35, Kelsey Mezzina (F, 29)
  8. 43:43, Filiz Aktan-Clark (F, 40)
  9. 46:04, Nicole Balmer (F, 48)
  10. 47:14, Cyndi Cooper (F, 46)

Gulf Winds Track Club's Summer Trail Series race winners, 2013 - 2024
YearDateRaceTop MaleTop FemaleFinishers
2013June 22Cadillac Trail 5½M37:38, Kevin Sullivan45:07, Stephanie Liles-Weyant121
July 13Swamp Forest Trail 4½M30:19, Kevin Sullivan34:12, Micah Adriani124
July 27Magnolia Trail 3½M21:44, Kevin Sullivan24:45, Stephanie Liles-Weyant114
August 3Red Bug Trail 4½M33:31, Bryce Van Dam43:46, Stephanie Liles-Weyant92
2014June 21Red Bug Trail 4½M38:30, Charn McAllister42:02, Brook Pace114
July 12Swamp Forest Trail 4½M29:06, Charn McAllister33:13, Brook Pace109
July 26Magnolia Trail 3½M26:03, Charn McAllister30:16, Emily Molen108
August 2Cadillac Trail 5½M41:38, Brian Molen48:25, Emily Molen88
2015May 30Cadillac Trail 5½M39:15, Zach Deveau42:51, Alyson Churchill158
June 13Oak Hammock Trail 5M32:59, Zach Deveau35:10, Alyson Churchill129
July 18Coon Bottom Trail 4M28:42, Zach Deveau29:14, Alyson Churchill112
August 1Red Bug Trail 4½M35:14, Greg Bargo35:24, Alyson Churchill112
2016May 21Magnolia Trail 3½M25:18, Dan Baur27:05, Katie Gorman133
June 4Oak Hammock Trail 5½M42:53, Eric Godin45:24, Katie Gorman123
July 9Red Bug Trail 4½M33:14, Dan Baur35:04, Katie Gorman130
July 30Cadillac Trail 5½M43:06, Paul Guyas42:29, Alyson Churchill95
2017June 10Munson Hills 6M36:45, Chris O'Kelley46:34, Emily Molen87
July 1Red Bug Trail 4½M37:34, Chris O'Kelley48:24, Emily Molen90
July 15Oak Hammock/Swamp Forest 5M33:35, Charles Biberg39:36, Kat Sack89
August 5Tom Brown Park 4½M32:40, Chris O'Kelley36:36, Jennifer Bayliss71
2018June 23Munson Hills 6M38:02, Vince Molosky45:10, Emily Molen124
July 7Phipps Park 4M30:49, Jim Schafer33:39, Kat Sack127
July 21Maclay Gardens 5M38:26, Brad Busboom44:39, Kat Sack110
August 4Tom Brown Park 4½M28:39, Brad Busboom32:29, Kat Sack109
2019June 22Red Bug Trail 4½M35:27, Zach DeVeau38:53, Rachel Durbin125
July 6Munson Hills 6M38:24, Zach DeVeau43:56, Rachel Durbin86
July 27Tom Brown Park 5M37:13, Bryan Gensits44:47, Rachel Durbin108
August 24Maclay Gardens 4½M39:00, Zach DeVeau43:00, Rachel Durbin91
2021June 12Cadillac Trail 5½M40:26, Daniel Wurgler46:21, Clifton Lewis107
July 10Swamp Forest Trail 5M29:07, Leonardo Canete34:24, Amelia Bryant104
July 24Maclay Gardens 5M37:48, Jonathan Stern44:06, Clifton Lewis111
August 28Red Bug Trail 4½M34:23, Leonardo Canete38:10, Clifton Lewis72
2022May 28Swamp Forest Trail 4½M28:08, Jonathan Stern38:29, Andi Vilardo141
June 19Red Bug Trail 4½M32:19, Jonathan Stern44:01, Andi Vilardo111
July 16Maclay Gardens 5½M38:28, Leonardo Canete52:14, Andi Vilardo120
August 20Cadillac Trail 5½M37:18, Leonardo Canete48:39, Alyssa Terry98
2023May 20Red Bug Trail 4½M33:26, Leonardo Canete40:05, Averi Lewis124
June 19Maclay Gardens 5½M38:39, Leonardo Canete47:18, Averi Lewis126
July 16Swamp Forest Trail 4½M29:39, Leonardo Canete36:27, Averi Lewis106
August 19Cadillac Trail 5½M38:27, Leonardo Canete48:20, Acadia Hassell108
2024May 25Cadillac Trail 5½M37:39, Leonardo Canete44:18, Megan Noonan117
June 29Red Bug Trail 4½M32:44, Jonathan Stern38:32, Megan Noonan128
July 20Swamp Forest Trail 4½M29:15, Leonardo Canete37:17, Averi Lewis89
August 24Maclay Gardens 5½M
Multiple wins by men: Leonardo Canete (10), Zach DeVeau (6), Jonathan Stern (4), Kevin Sullivan (3),
      Charn McAllister (3), Chris O'Kelley (3), Dan Baur (2), Brad Busboom (2)
Multiple wins by women: Alyson Churchill (5), Emily Molen (5), Kat Sack (4), Rachel Durbin (4), Averi Lewis (4),
      Stephanie Liles-Weyant (3), Katie Gorman (3), Clifton Lewis (3), Andi Vilardo (3), Brook Pace (2),
      Megan Noonan (2)


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Saturday, June 8, 2024

Leonardo Canete and Megan Noonan go for seconds at Potluck

On Saturday evening, 8 June 2024, in Tallahassee, Florida you could find athletes in Phipps Park running Gulf Winds Track Club's 25th annual Potluck Four Mile. The Potluck is a cross-country race, a trail run. When it comes to trail runs, you bet on the trail runners. Specifically, you should have bet on master runner Leonardo Canete, who two weeks earlier had won Gulf Winds' Summer Trail Race #1 on the Cadillac Trail. Canete also dominated the Potluck, winning by almost half a mile in 23:15. Megan Noonan, the first woman in the Cadillac Trail Race, was also the first woma2021 and Noonan had topped the women's division in 2023.n at Potluck, coming in sixth overall in 27:46.

Leonardo Canete
Leonardo Canete

Not everyone comes to the Potluck to run fast. There's also a prediction competition, and the post-race dinner is also an attraction. But those had to be secondary to Canete and Noonan, each of whom logged their second Potluck win--Canete had also taken first in 2021 and Noonan had topped the women's division in 2023.


In the 2024 race, Canete lost no time going to the front. He had a ten-second lead by the end of the first mile, followed by master runner Tony Guillen. Over the remaining three or so miles, Canete added more than two minutes to that lead, going on to win in 23:25. Guillen was overtaken by master runner Gregory Newnan, who took second in 25:53, and Zach DeVeau, who was third in 26:18. Guillen, the winner of the 2007 Potluck, finished fourth in 26:37.

Megan Noonan
Megan Noonan

Like Canete, Megan Noonan had taken charge of her race in the early going, then spent the rest of the race adding minutes to her lead. When Noonan crossed the finish line in 2746, she had also added a second straight Potluck women's title to her resume. Behind Noonan, Kara Guinan took second in the women's division and fifteenth overall in 30:51. A former Keene State Owl cross-country runner, Guinan had taken the fourth women's spot behind Noonan in the 2023 Potluck. Hillary Powell was the third woman and Hillary Powell edged Nancy Proctor for third in the women's standings, 33:36 to 33:39. Powell and Proctor were 21st and 22nd overall.


94 athletes finished the 2024 Potuck Four Mile. The course was carefully measured by...well, no one. The Potluck course changes every year and is only notionally four mile. the fun, however, remains constant.


Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2024 Potluck Four Mile
  1. 23:15, Leonardo Canete (M, 45)
  2. 25:53, Gregory Noonan (M, 41)
  3. 26:18, Zach Deveau (M, 36)
  4. 26:37, Tony Guillen (M, 55)
  5. 26:57, Jay Wallace (M, 59)
  6. 27:59, Alex Marshall (M, 18)
  7. 28:05, Bill McNulty (M, 65)
  8. 28:12, Emerson Gandy (M, 13)
  9. 28:25, Ryan Truchelut (M, 38)
  10. 28:58, William Mrasek (M, 39)

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2024 Potluck Four Mile
  1. 27:46, Megan Noonan (F, 40)
  2. 30:51, Kara Guinan (F, 24)
  3. 33:36, Hillary Powell (F, 39)
  4. 33:39, Nancy Proctor (F, 63)
  5. 33:49, Angela Dempsey (F, 55)
  6. 34:11, Meredith Strange (F, 44)
  7. 34:15, Megan Orcutt (F, 39)
  8. 34:16, Michelle Jerantowski (F, 24)
  9. 34:26, Georgina Hernandez (F, 34)
  10. 35:08, Sarah Lester (F, 48)

Potluck champions, 1998 - 2024
DateMenWomenFinishers
20 June 1998
5 June 199929:29, Zack Heissner32:26, Sarah Docter-Williams58
3 June 200024:42 Paul Hoover25:59, Kim Wynn
2 June 200124:59, Reid Vannoy25:33, Sarah Docter-Williams53
8 June 200222:47, Ryan Deak26:04, Sarah Docter-Williams132
7 June 200325:17, Tim Unger25:36, Sarah Docter-Williams91
5 June 200423:05, Caleb Carmichael25:59, Kara Newell136
4 June 200523:22, Caleb Carmichael27:21, Kara Newell110
3 June 200623:06, Jared Black25:58, Sheryl Rosen155
2 June 200724:26, Tony Guillen27:36, Jane Johnson115
7 June 200823:00, John Robida25:09, Sarah Docter-Williams144
13 June 200922:40, Jay Wallace27:05, Micah Adriani177
5 June 201022:14, Matt Mizereck27:39, Micah Adriani173
4 June 201122:57, Vince Molosky26:33, Summer Calder196
2 June 201222:33, Vince Molosky27:18, Katie Showman232
1 June 201321:17, Kevin Sullivan26:24, Micah Adriani237
31 May 201423:34, Kevin Sullivan32:17, Katie Sherron165
6 June 201525:45, Vince Molosky30:35, Carrie Seiberlich179
11 June 201622:52, Stanley Linton30:02, Ann Centner160
3 June 201732:22, Scott Lloyd35:53, Jillian Heddaeus107
9 June 201823:10, Stan Linton28:47, Sheryl Rosen155
8 June 201925:37, Charlie Johnson27:35, Ann Centner128
5 June 202126:52, Leonardo Canete29:19, Katie Sherron73
11 June 202226:15, Chris O'Kelley36:31, Nancy Stedman48
3 June 202325:43, Cadden Maxwell31:13, Megan Noonan75
8 June 202423:15, Leonardo Canete27:46, Megan Noonan94
Multiple wins by men: Vince Molosky (3), Caleb Carmichael (2), Kevin Sullivan (2),
      Stan Linton (2), Leonardo Canete (2)

Multiple wins by women: Sarah Docter-Williams (5), Micah Adriani (3),
      Katie Sherron (3), Kara Newell (2), Sheryl Rosen (2), Ann Centner (2),
      Megan Noonan (2)

The race was five miles in 1998 and 1999, and four miles thereafter.


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Friday, January 12, 2024

Kyle Kraeft and Signe Ulsamer win the Swamp Forest Trail 20 on a fast day in Phipps Park

The course for the Gulf Winds Track Club's tenth annual Swamp Forest Trail Race was a loop just short of eleven kilometers, winding through Tallahassee's Phipps Park. Athletes run one, two, or three laps, depending on the race in which they're competing. Somewhere on the second kilometer of the course--or possibly the third--I spied Jeff Bryant shuffling along.


"I really just came to help out today," explained Bryant. "But when I found out I was the only one who had run the race all nine times, I had to try to do at least one lap."


Gotta keep the streak going.


Bryant may be the only athlete to have done all ten Swamp Forest Trail races, but he wasn't the only athlete returning to the event. Kyle Kraeft, who had won the three-lapper in 2020 and 2023, was back at Phipps Park on Saturday morning, 6 January 2024, to win again--this time in 2:40:17. Likewise, the defending women's champ, master runner Signe Ulsamer, revisited the race in 2024 and added another women's title, placing eighth overall in 3:44:44.

Kyle Kraeft
Kyle Kraeft

The three Swamp Forest Trail races are sometimes posted as 6-¾ miles, 13-½ miles, and 20 miles. Other times, you'll see them listed as a quarter marathon, a half marathon, and a three-quarters marathon. There is a difference of opinion as to how long the runs actually are, but no one who does the race argues that the courses are short. After negotiating one or more laps of hills, treacherous footing, and narrow bridges, the distances likely seem understated.


Soon after leaving the starting line, Kyle Kraeft was ahead of every other competitor in the three-lap race. Daniel Korecky was the closest pursuer, followed by Bryan Gensits and master runner Mike Tercyak. No one challenged Kraeft, but before the end of the first lap Gensits had overtaken Korecky. Tercyak passed Korecky during the second lap, then left Gensits behind during the third circuit. Kraeft, meanwhile, lengthened his lead, going on to win in a course record 2:40:17. Tercyak was the first master runner in the three-lapper, grabbing the runner-up spot in 2:46:30. Gensits was third in 2:48:44 and Korecky fourth in 2:51.37.

Signe Ulsamer
Signe Ulsamer

Signe Ulsamer wasn't always leading the women's field, but in the end she was the only woman to finish the three-quarter marathon. Running more than twenty minutes faster than she had in 2023, Ulsamer took her second straight Swamp Forest women's title with a 3:44:44.


Eleven athletes finished the 2024 Swamp Forest Three-Quarter Marathon.


Top Ten Athletes, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2024 Swamp Forest Trail 20-Mile Challenge
  1. 2:40:17, Kyle Kraeft (M, 34)
  2. 2:46:30, Mike Tercyak (M, 40)
  3. 2:48:44, Bryan Gensits (M, 29)
  4. 2:51:37, Daniel Korecky (M, 39)
  5. 3:00:35, Matthew Dietrich (M, 45)
  6. 3:02:14, Will Hanley (M, 49)
  7. 3:08:48, Russell Mick (M, 47)
  8. 3:44:44, Signe Ulsamer (F, 46)
  9. 3:49:13, Brett Opalinski (M, 52)
  10. 4:01:23, Garret Hall (M, 31)

In the two-lap race, Leonardo Canete kept up the theme of repeat winners, taking first in 1:36:16--his third Swamp Forest Half-Marathon win in a row. It was a convincing win--Canete took the lead almost from the start, never trailed, and ended the race more than two kilometers ahead of the competition. At the end of the first lap, Canete was even a minute ahead of the winner of the quarter-marathon race, Sean Blanton.

Leonardo Canete
Leonardo Canete

After finishing, Blanton quipped about Canete: "I'll bet that other guy wasn't even breaking a sweat."


Master runner Hans Hassell was runner-up in the half-marathon, running 1:47:41. Another master runner, Ryan Kunz, placed third in 1:51:56.

Megan Noonan
Megan Noonan

Megan Noonan, a newcomer to the Swamp Forest Run, was the first woman in the half-marathon, coming in sixth overall in 1:56:30. Monica Judd was the the first woman master in the two lap race, the second female finisher and tenth overall in 2:10:34. Judd was a past women's champ of both the Swamp Forest Marathon and Swamp Forest Three-Quarter Marathon. Master runner Brandi Campbell took third in the women's standings, coming in fourteenth overall in 2:23:09.


47 athletes finished the 2024 Swamp Forest Half-Marathon.


Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2024 Swamp Forest Trail Half Marathon
  1. 1:36:16, Leonardo Canete (M, 45)
  2. 1:47:41, Hans Hassell (M, 41)
  3. 1:51:56, Ryan Kunz (M, 41)
  4. 1:56:22, Mickey Moore (M, 53)
  5. 1:56:29, Gregory Noonan (M, 40)
  6. 2:00:12, Bill McNulty (M, 65)
  7. 2:07:00, Michael Vincent (M, 32)
  8. 2:08:56, Brian Burch (M, 49)
  9. 2:11:33, Albert Hayes (M, 36)
  10. 2:13:17, Fanxiu Zhu (M, 55)

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2024 Swamp Forest Trail Half Marathon
  1. 1:56:30, Megan Noonan (F, 39)
  2. 2:10:34, Monica Judd (F, 49)
  3. 2:23:09, Brandi Campbell (F, 48)
  4. 2:24:24, Ruffian Tyner (F, 48)
  5. 2:29:38, Anna Brook Opalinski (F, 26)
  6. 2:32:59, Tyler Mendelsohn (F, 35)
  7. 2:36:06, Aditi Mukhirala (F, 16)
  8. 2:36:21, Kelley Coe El-Urfali (F, 59)
  9. 2:37:08, Kelsey Mezzina (F, 29)
  10. 2:37:23, Angela Dempsey (F, 55)

Sean Blanton may have trailed half-marathon winner Leonardo Canete, but he never trailed anyone in his own race, the quarter marathon, winning by over 800 meters in 47:08, a course record.


"It was a blast!" said Blanton. "Everything was well marked. I really had fun out there."

Sean Blanton
Sean Blanton

Two Leon High cross-country runners were next across the finish line, with junior Cadden Maxwell coming in just ahead of sophomore Mark Moore. Both Maxwell and Stanley were clocked in 50:56.


Twelve-year-old Alexis Mayfield was first in the women's standings, placing fifth overall in 57:23--the women's course record. Mayfield is an eighth-grader on the Swift Creek Middle School cross-country team. Averi Lewis, women's champ at the 2022 Swamp Forest Half-Marathon, was runner-up to Mayfield in the one-lap race, placing ninth overall in 63:56. Just behind Lewis, Olivia Willoughby was the third woman and tenth overall in 64:05.

Alexis Mayfield
Alexis Mayfield

Chris Stanley was the first master runner in the quarter-marathon and the eighth-male finisher, twelfth overall in 65:15. Sarrah Glassner was the first woman master, the fifth female finisher and thirteenth overall in 65:24.


74 athletes finished the 2024 Swamp Forest Trail Quarter Marathon. Gulf Winds Track Club of Tallahassee chip-timed the races.


Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2024 Swamp Forest Trail Quarter Marathon
  1. 47:08, Sean Blanton (M, 37)
  2. 50:56, Cadden Maxwell (M, 17)
  3. 50:56, Mark Moore (M, 15)
  4. 53:15, Jason Eick (M, 36)
  5. 57:46, Samuel Boatright (M, 27)
  6. 61:42, Mason Olimb (M, 15)
  7. 62:54, Andrew Mannheimer (M, 36)
  8. 65:15, Christopher Stanley (M, 46)
  9. 67:44, Matt Vermeer (M, 36)
  10. 68:21, Scott Nelson (M, 30)

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2024 Swamp Forest Trail Quarter Marathon
  1. 57:23, Alexis Mayfield (F, 12)
  2. 63:56, Averi Lewis (F, 26)
  3. 64:05, Olivia Willoughby (F, 27)
  4. 65:14, Savannah Stanley (F, 15)
  5. 65:24, Sarrah Glassner (F, 41)
  6. 71:20, Georgina Hernandez (F, 33)
  7. 73:06, Kim Sims (F, 44)
  8. 74:16, Nancy Proctor (F, 62)
  9. 74:32, Danielle Gereg (F, 38)
  10. 74:35, Tina Bahmer (F, 49)

Gulf Winds Track Club's Swamp Forest Trail Marathon winners, 2014 - 2024
DateDistanceMenWomenFinishers
4 January 2014Marathon4:07:10, Douglas Bell5:26:39, Carla McDonald23
Half Marathon1:54:23, Jon Mason2:02:14, Brook Pace65
Quarter Marathon56:03, David Hill1:05:38, Shelley Yaun35
3 January 2015Marathon4:06:02, Dink Taylor5:04:46, Jamie Harris21
Half Marathon1:43:54, Taylor Buzzard2:17:32, Kenzie Mazziotta82
Quarter Marathon54:34, Jim Halley1:01:22, Angela Dempsey55
3 January 2016Marathon3:59:49, Douglas Bell5:07:47, Danielle Zemola17
Half Marathon1:36:58, Taylor Buzzard2:20:54, Isabel Anderson56
Quarter Marathon54:17, Jose Fernandez1:02:50, Lindsay James68
7 January 2017Marathon3:28:44, Gary Gellin
15
Half Marathon1:34:17, Charlie Johnson2:08:19, Sandy Johnson56
Quarter Marathon52:34, Eric Sager1:13:24, Sonya Dudley56
6 January 2018Marathon4:24:26, Zachary Grossman5:15:36, Monica Judd25
Half Marathon1:28:44, Charlie Johnson2:04:55, Kat Sack58
Quarter Marathon52:51, Eric Sager59:08, Rachael Stockel70
5 January 201950K5:27:12, Zachary Grossman5:30:07, Rachel Wombles5
Marathon4:39:22, Kevin Hanna6:04:00, Anne Carroll5
Half Marathon1:57:14, Tristan Lanasa2:07:27, Alyssa Terry56
Quarter Marathon52:50, Jim Halley1:04:14, Laura Sellati64
4 January 202020 Mile3:02:27, Kyle Kraeft3:25:57, Monica Judd36
Half Marathon1:41:46, Tristan Lanasa2:03:20, Ali Kelly55
Quarter Marathon51:18, Gary Droze58:51, Alyssa Terry65
2 January 2021No Race Held
2 January 202220 Mile2:59:50, Thomas Parker3:46:54, Sherri Wise10
Half Marathon1:41:56, Leonardo Canete2:24:39, Averi Lewis32
Quarter Marathon
47:34, Leo Rutledge62:04, Angely Jimenez65
7 January 202320 Mile2:43:14, Kyle Kraeft4:06:02, Signe Ulsamer11
Half Marathon1:37:18, Leonardo Canete2:28:03, Brandi Campbell34
Quarter Marathon
50:10, Cadden Maxwell58:38, Madi Sims74
6 January 202420 Mile2:40:17, Kyle Kraeft3:44:44, Signe Ulsamer14
Half Marathon1:36:16, Leonardo Canete1:56:30, Megan Noonan46
Quarter Marathon
47:08, Sean Blanton57:23, Alexis Mayfield73


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Sunday, August 27, 2023

Patrick Koon wrecks the Dueling Summits 5K course record with a 15:40

You can find a cross-country race at any time of year, and there are pre-season cross-country meets, but in Tallahassee, Florida the high school cross-country season really doesn't begin until the Dueling Summits Meet is run in Phipps Park. That annual season opener happened for the sixteenth time on Saturday morning, 25 August 2023, with Chiles and Leon divvying up the team titles--Chiles taking first in the girls' race with 28 points, and Leon winning the boys' 5K with 30 points. Wakulla junior Isabella Laughton won the girls' 5K for the second year in a row, covering the hilly course in 20:21. Leon senior and two-time state champion Patrick Koon set a new course record in the boys' race with a winning 15:40.

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The start of the 2022 Dueling Summits high school girls' 5K

Isabella Laughton has raced at Dueling Summits each of her first three years as a Wakulla War Eagle, placing fourth in the high school girls' race in 2021 and first in 2022. Laughton had to outkick two other athletes for that 2022 win. That wasn't part of the plot the next year. In the 2023 race, Laughton won by more than 200 meters, and her winning time of 20:21 was almost two minutes faster than she had run the previous year. Leon sophomore Clifton Lewis took the runner-up spot with a 21:15. At 21:27, Chiles frosh Kaia Ables came in third.


Ables was joined in the top ten by four other Chiles Timberwolves--frosh Haley Heitmeyer was seventh in 22:07, junior Sophia Youngberg eighth in 22:32, sophomore Maddy Morris ninth in 22:42, and frosh Savannah Stanley took tenth in 23:07. That gave the Chiles girls 28 points and the top spot in the team standings, the fifth Dueling Summits girls' title for the Timberwolves in the past seven meets.


Laughton and the Wakulla girls placed second in the twelve-team field with 50 points. Lincoln, led by junior NyAshia Wright (24th, 24:42) edged Community Christian for third, 139 to 143. Community Christians top athlete was Sarah Kate Costello, 23rd in 24:30.


Team Standings, High School Girls, 2023 Dueling Summits Cross-Country Meet
  1. Chiles, 28
  2. Wakulla, 50
  3. Lincoln, 139
  4. Community Christian, 143
  5. Tift County, 154
  6. Saint John Paul Catholic, 160
  7. Thomas County Central, 172
  8. Westover, 207
  9. Fort White, 221
  10. Altha, 235
  11. Seminole County, 248
  12. Blountstown, 347

Top Ten High School Girls, 2023 Dueling Summits Cross-Country Meet
  1. 20:20.20, Isabella Laughton (Wakulla) 11
  2. 21:14.90, Clifton Lewis (Leon) 10
  3. 21:26.80, Kaia Ables (Chiles) 9
  4. 21:35.80, Cadence Curnalia (Thomas County Central) 11
  5. 21:47.20, Liliana Lewis (Wakulla) 12
  6. 21:53.70, Madi Sims (Leon) 11
  7. 22:06.50, Haley Heitmeyer (Chiles) 9
  8. 22:31.90, Sophia Youngberg (Chiles) 11
  9. 22:41.30, Maddy Morris (Chiles) 10
  10. 23:06.60, Savannah Stanley (Chiles) 9

Let's be clear. Cross-country is not about time. It never has been. I understand that, but please indulge me for a moment. Prior to 2023, more than a few state cross-country champions have won the boys' race at Dueling Summits--Joseph Franklin, Patrick Swain, Sukhi Khosla, and Michael Phillips. Two of those had run sub-9:00 in the 3200--Sukhi Khosla (8:59.57) and Michael Phillips (8:54.62). None of those athletes ever broke 16:00 at Dueling Summits.


Patrick Koon, though, left the 16:00 minute mark far behind in the 2023 race. A hypothetical 16:00 runner wouldn't have been able to see Koon when he crossed the finish line in 15:40, winning his first and only Dueling Summits appearance. He wasn't exactly pushed, either. The next runner was about 450 meters back, still trudging up the hill from Lake Jackson, when Koon finished.


Lincoln's Matthew Hauser had run 19:59 at the 2022 Dueling Summits, his debut performance in the meet. Returning as a sophomore, Hauser threw down a 17:14 in the 2023 race, good for second place. Quinn Carrasquilla, a Leon sophomore, took third with a 17:28, just ahead of his teammate, junior Cadden Maxwell, fourth in 17:32.


Walt Haber, a senior, gave Leon another runner in the top ten, placing tenth in 18:27. The Lions' two remaining scorers were frosh Theo McDonald (12th, 18:33) and senior Yi'en Liu (15th, 18:40), giving the Leon boys 30 points and the top spot in a field of seventeen boys' teams. It was the fifth time a Leon boys team had won Dueling Summits.


The Chiles boys, led by senior Kasey Mick (5th, 17:34) and junior Gabriel Edwards (6th, 17:35), scored 48 points for second in the team standings. Lincoln was third with 95 points.


Team Standings, High School Boys, 2023 Dueling Summits Cross-Country Meet
  1. Leon, 30
  2. Chiles, 48
  3. Lincoln, 95
  4. Community Christian, 124
  5. Tift County, 138
  6. Bainbridge, 226
  7. Wakulla, 226
  8. Rickards, 248
  9. Thomas County Central, 252
  10. Westover, 320
  11. Saint John Paul Catholic, 336
  12. Blountstown, 337
  13. Cairo, 353
  14. Seminole County, 360
  15. Grace Christian, 431
  16. North Florida Christian, 469
  17. Altha, 507

Top Ten High School Boys, 2023 Dueling Summits Cross-Country Meet
  1. 15:39.10, Patrick Koon (Leon) 12
  2. 17:13.60, Matthew Hauser (Lincoln) 10
  3. 17:27.50, Quinn Carrasquilla (Leon) 12
  4. 17:31.10, Cadden Maxwell (Leon) 11
  5. 17:34.00, Kasey Mick (Chiles) 12
  6. 17:34.40, Gabriel Edwards (Chiles) 11
  7. 17:44.50, Josh Hicks (Chiles) 10
  8. 18:10.80, Jahlae Sapp (Bainbridge) 12
  9. 18:18.80, Blair Golden (Tift County) 12
  10. 18:27.00, Walt Haber (Leon) 12


Dueling Summits Cross-Country Meet High School Winners
2006 - 2023

Girls
DateTeam ChampIndividual Champ
16 September 2006Maclay, 2320:44, Laura Hempel (Rickards)
10 September 2007Maclay, 1820:36, Jana Stolting (Maclay)
15 September 2008Maclay, 3920:18, Jana Stolting (Maclay)
14 September 2009Maclay, 4321:05, Stefanie Kurgatt (Maclay)
2 October 2010West Florida Tech, 2719:23, Stefanie Kurgatt (Maclay)
8 October 2011Lincoln, 4921:16, Savana Osterbye (FSUS)
2012No meet held in 2012
31 August 2013Leon, 2720:35, Madison Harris (Wakulla)
6 September 2014Leon, 4421:09, Haleigh Martin (Wakulla)
29 August 2015Fort Walton Beach, 2421:16, Caroline Willis (Maclay)
27 August 2016Chiles, 4018:47, Alyson Churchill (Lincoln)
26 August 2017Chiles, 8018:29, Elizabeth Funderburk (Colquitt County)
25 August 2018Chiles, 2719:42, Abigail Schrobilgen (Chiles) 12
24 August 2019Chiles, 3918:52, Alyson Churchill (Chiles) 12
28 August 2021Wakulla, 2521:23, Kelly Davis (Chiles) 12
27 August 2022
Wakulla, 3522:17, Isabella Laughton (Wakulla) 10
26 August 2023
Chiles, 2820:21, Isabella Laughton (Wakulla) 11
Boys
DateTeam ChampIndividual Champ
16 September 2006Lincoln, 4216:56, Joseph Franklin (Godby)
10 September 2007Maclay, 2317:18, Whitney Strickland (NFCS)
15 September 2008Niceville, 3617:02, Whitney Strickland (NFCS)
14 September 2009Maclay, 4717:27, Patrick Swain (Maclay)
2 October 2010Lincoln, 5216:10, Jacob Slupecki (Lincoln)
8 October 2011Lincoln, 6316:55, Stanley Linton (Wakulla)
2012No meet held in 2012
31 August 2013Leon, 3416:47, Sukhi Khosla (Leon)
6 September 2014Leon, 1516:42, Sukhi Khosla (Leon)
29 August 2015Leon, 5216:38, Adam Wallenfelsz (Leon)
27 August 2016Chiles, 3216:44, Michael Phillips (Chiles)
26 August 2017Chiles, 2316:42, Michael Phillips (Chiles)
25 August 2018Chiles, 3217:01, Connor Phillips (Chiles) 12
24 August 2019Leon, 2817:11, Jackson Yarbrough (Leon) 10
28 August 2021Chiles, 2016:32, Wyatt Townsend (Chiles) 11
27 August 2022
Lowndes, 4218:10, Isaac Chambers (Lowndes) 11
26 August 2023
Leon, 3015:40, Patrick Koon (Leon) 12

Seven days earlier, in a different Tallahassee park, Acadia Hassell had won the women's division in the Cadillac Trail 9K. The fifth grader was back on the trails at Dueling Summits, winning the middle school girls' 3K in 12:46. Mackenzie McVay, a Holy Comforter sixth-grader, was a close second in 12:51. Another Holy Comforter sixth-grader, Madison McVay, took third in 13:29.

Acadia Hassell
Acadia Hassell

Holy Comforter had four more Crusaders in the top ten--sixth-grader Elaine Ungru was fifth in 13:49, eighth-grader Lillian Anway was eighth in 14:21, eighth-grader Allie Winsor was ninth in 14:34, and eighth-grader Kynley Cheesborough finished tenth in 14:44. All those top ten performances gave the Crusader girls a mathematically unbeatable score of 22 points, placing them first out of nine middle school girls' teams.


Tift eighth-grader Jovia Burke took fourth in 13:41, leading the Tift girls to a second-place showing with 68 points. The Bainbridge girls edged Maclay for fourth, 99 to 103. Bainbridge's first finisher was eighth-grader Jada Anderson, sixth in 13:44, while the first Maclay Marauder was third-grader Tessa Beaven, fifteenth in 15:15.


Team Standings, Middle School Girls, 2023 Dueling Summits Cross-Country Meet
  1. Holy Comforter Episcopal, 22
  2. Tift, 68
  3. Bainbridge, 99
  4. Maclay, 103
  5. Thomas County, 117
  6. Trinity Catholic, 155
  7. Cornerstone, 182
  8. Whigham, 216
  9. Spring Creek Charter, 230

Top Ten Middle School Girls, 2023 Dueling Summits Cross-Country Meet
  1. 12:45.20, Acadia Hassell (Unattached) 5
  2. 12:50.60, Mackenzie McVay (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 6
  3. 13:28.70, Madison McVay (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 6
  4. 13:40.80, Jovia Burke (Tift) 8
  5. 13:48.10, Elaine Ungru (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 6
  6. 13:54.30, Jada Anderson (Bainbridge) 8
  7. 14:14.50, Katherine Currie (Tift) 7
  8. 14:20.80, Lillian Anway (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 8
  9. 14:33.80, Allie Winsor (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 8
  10. 14:43.70, Kynley Cheesborough (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 8

On a Saturday morning exactly two weeks before the Dueling Summits, James Mogg had raced the Miller Landing Madness 3K in Phipps Park, placing third. At Dueling Summits, on a different 3000-meter course, Mogg was second to no one. The Trinity Catholic eighth-grader took first in 11:000. Fairview eighth-grader Emari Thomas was second in 11:06. Three days earlier, Thomas had won the boys' 3K at the ARPXC Middle School Cross-Country Invitational.


Four runners scrambled for third place, but Landon Heitmeyer, a fourth-grader racing for Red Hills Running Club, grabbed the spot with an 11:32. Raa seventh grader Emerson Gandy was right behind him, fourth in 11:33, followed by Thomas County seventh-grader Holten Dennard (5th, 11:34) and Holy Comforter eighth-grader Joshua Butera (6th, 11:34).


Butera was joined in the top ten by his fellow Crusader, seventh-grader Matthew Nowels (7th, 11:52). Holy Comforter's other three scorers were eighth-grader Andrew Norby (15th, 12:14), sixth-grader Hudson Cheesborough (18th, 12:19), and eighth-grader Gavin McVay (26th, 12:34), totaling a winning 48 points for the Crusader boys.


The Maclay boys were second out of twelve teams, scoring 56 points behind the eleventh-place, 12:03 showing of eighth-grader Henry Proctor. Led by Mogg, Trinity Catholic placed third with 78 points.


Team Standings, Middle School Boys, 2023 Dueling Summits Cross-Country Meet
  1. Holy Comforter Episcopal, 48
  2. Maclay, 56
  3. Trinity Catholic, 78
  4. Tift, 131
  5. Thomas County, 146
  6. Grace Christian, 151
  7. Christ Classical, 189
  8. Whigham, 212
  9. Bainbridge, 244
  10. Cornerstone, 268
  11. Spring Creek Charter, 314
  12. Community Leadership, 332

Top Ten Middle School Boys, 2023 Dueling Summits Cross-Country Meet
  1. 10:59.70, James Mogg (Trinity Catholic) 8
  2. 11:06.00, Emari Thomas (Unattached) 8
  3. 11:31.40, Landon Heitmeyer (Red Hills Running Club) 4
  4. 11:32.70, Emerson Gandy (Unattached) 7
  5. 11:33.90, Holten Dennard (Thomas County Central) 7
  6. 11:34.00, Joshua Butera (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 8
  7. 11:52.00, Matthew Nowels (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 7
  8. 11:55.40, Lincoln Eisenberg (Community Christian) 8
  9. 12:00.70, Connor Stephens (Thomas County Central) 8
  10. 12:01.20, Owen Hunt (Southwest Georgia) 8

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Sunday, August 13, 2023

Jackson Rowe and Katie Sherron win by a bunch at Miller Landing Madness

Saturday, 12 August 2023, was a day for winning margins in Gulf Winds Track Club's annual Miller Landing Madness 8K. Specifically, it was a day for big winning margins. Chiles High senior Jackson Rowe won the race by nearly two minutes in 27:43, which meant that he was leading by almost half a kilometer when he finished the race. Master runner Dr. Katie Sherron took first on the women's side in 31:09, finishing almost ten minutes before the next woman.

Jackson Rowe
Jackson Rowe

The eight-kilometer cross-country race started at 8:00 AM ET on the north side of Tallahassee, Florida in Phipps Park. Nicholas Samuel, who had won the race in 2021, was leading coming off the starting line. By the two-kilometer mark Samuel had been overtaken by Jackson Rowe and another Chiles harrier, junior Gabriel Edwards. Over the next four kilometers Rowe pulled away while Edwards also left Samuel behind. At six kilometers Rowe was over a minute ahead of Edwards and Samuel had faded to seventh.


Rowe continued to widen the gap, going on to win in 27:43. Edwards hung on to place second in 29:30. Over the final two kilometers, Chiles sophomore Josh Hicks passed master runner Leonardo Canete but couldn't quite catch Edwards. Hicks was third in 29:30, giving Chiles the first three spots. Canete was fourth in 29:40.

Miller Landing Madness 8K
Jackson Rowe, Nicholas Samuel, Gabriel Edwards

The Miller Landing Madness 8K is run on a loop course, with the athletes doing the loop twice. The loop is on the slope of the Lake Jackson Basin, so there is plenty of up and down. The highest point on the course comes about midway through the loop. So when Katie Sherron crested the high point the first time, she had been racing for two kilometers. The second time by, she had gone six kilometers. Less than fifteen minutes after finishing the race, she came by a third time.


"I parked at the tennis courts," she explained.

Katie Sherron
Katie Sherron

The tennis courts were a good two miles from the starting line, and a bit farther than that from the finish line, requiring at least four miles of warming up and cooling down. But Sherron has won the women's 8K title at four of the last five Miller Landing Madness events. She also set the women's course record in 2022. Plus, Sherron was the 2021 USATF National Club Cross-Country Women's Master Champion. Nine or more miles of running is an easy Saturday morning for an athlete with those credentials.


Sherron led the women's field from start to finish, placing eleventh overall in 31:09. The only faster women's performance on the course was Sherron's own 30:51, the Miller Landing Madness record she set in the 2022 race.

Nancy Moody
Nancy Moody

Two kilometers into the race, Nancy Moody was second in the women's field. She held that position all the way to the finish line, taking 53rd overall in 40:52. Master runner Ruffian Tyner overtook Emma Huggins during the final two kilometer of the race to take third in the women's standings. Tyner was 54th overall in 41:47 and Huggins was 55th overall in 42:00.


129 athletes finished the 2023 Miller Landing Madness 8K.


Top Ten Men, 2023 Miller Landing Madness 8K
  1. 27:43, Jackson Rowe (M, 17) Chiles High
  2. 29:30, Gabriel Edwards (M, 16) Chiles High
  3. 29:34, Joshua Hicks (M, 15) Chiles High
  4. 29:40, Leonardo Canete (M, 44)
  5. 29:57, Jonah Blay (M, 17) Chiles High
  6. 30:04, Walker Elrod (M, 15) Grace Christian
  7. 30:11, Matthew Hauser (M, 15) Lincoln High
  8. 30:46, Nicholas Samuel (M, 20)
  9. 30:54, Jackson Beener (M, 15) Chiles High
  10. 31:01, Jack Fuller (M, 16) Chiles High

Top Ten Women, 2023 Miller Landing Madness 8K
  1. 31:09, Katie Sherron (F, 41)
  2. 40:52, Nancy Moody (F, 38)
  3. 41:47, Ruffian Tyner (F, 48)
  4. 42:00, Emma Huggins (F, 32)
  5. 42:09, Nancy Proctor (F, 62)
  6. 42:31, Angela Dempsey (F, 55)
  7. 42:39, Nancy Stedman (F, 61)
  8. 42:53, Hannah Hosay (F, 21)
  9. 43:23, Georgina Hernandez (F, 33)
  10. 43:26, Stephanie Liles-Weyant (F, 51)

Henry Lewis
Henry Lewis

The Miller Landing Madness 5K shared a starting line and a starting time with the 8K. Seconds after the start, Henry Lewis was leading everyone--both 8K and 5K competitors. Unchallenged, the Wakulla High sophomore continued to lead all the way to the finish line, winning the 5K in 17:12. Wakulla High senior Andrew Nix placed runner-up in 18:31. Josiah Friddle, a Franklin County High junior, took third in 18:41.


Isabella Laughton was the first woman in the 5K, making it a Wakulla High sweep of the 3.1-mile race. A junior-year athlete, Laughton was ninth overall in 19:57. Dothan High junior Gabriella Baker was the women's runner-up, coming in fifteenth overall in 21:37. Megan Noonan took third in the women's standings, placing sixteenth overall in 21:55.

Isabella Laughton
Isabella Laughton

Bryan Hendricks was the top master runner in the 5K, the tenth male finisher and eleventh overall in 20:28. Tina Smith was the first woman master in the race and the 23rd female finisher, placing 61st overall in 27:27.


144 athletes finished the 2023 Miller Landing Madness 5K.


Top Ten Men, 2023 Miller Landing Madness 5K
  1. 17:12, Henry Lewis (M, 16) Wakulla High
  2. 18:31, Andrew Nix (M, 18) Wakulla High
  3. 18:41, Josiah Friddle (M, 16) Franklin County High
  4. 18:53, Paul Gunter (M, 17) Suwannee High
  5. 19:28, Ryan McCreary (M, 15) Lincoln High
  6. 19:40, Joshua Robinson (M, 17) John Paul II Catholic High
  7. 19:44, Nathaniel Cabrera (M, 14) Franklin County High
  8. 19:48, Alex Marshall (M, 17) Wakulla High
  9. 20:10, Emil Bendeck (M, 16) Wakulla High
  10. 20:28, Bryan Hendricks (M, 42)

Top Ten Women, 2023 Miller Landing Madness 5K
  1. 19:57, Isabella Laughton (F, 15) Wakulla High
  2. 21:37, Gabriella Baker (F, 17) Dothan High
  3. 21:55, Megan Noonan (F, 39)
  4. 21:59, Taylor Pfeifer (F, 17) Wakulla High
  5. 22:00, Liliana Lewis (F, 17) Wakulla High
  6. 22:42, Lana Hawkins (F, 16) Wakulla High
  7. 22:44, Tatiana Smith (F, 14) Grace Christian
  8. 23:16, Analecia Ferrell (F, 18) Wakulla High
  9. 23:54, Emmalee Johnson (F, 16) Southwest Georgia
  10. 23:56, Marigrace Garcia-Simmons (F, 14) Southwest Georgia


The last 8K and 5K runners were clearing the trails at 9:00 AM, the starting time of the 3K. The three-kilometer race has typically been for middle school and younger athletes, but this year a pair of Chiles High cross-country runners took the first two places--frosh Jonathan Kiros was first in 9:45 and junior Peyton Allen was runner-up in 10:09. Trinity Catholic eighth-grader James Mogg was the first middle school level athlete in the race, taking third in 10:57.

Charlotte Sikes
Charlotte Sikes

Charlotte Sikes successfully defended the female division of the 3K from high school incursions. Racing in a Red Hills Running Club vest, the Deer Lake seventh-grader was the first girl in the race for the second year in a row, placing eighth overall in 11:25. Sikes' time was a 40-second improvement on her performance in the 2022 race as well as a new Miller Landing Madness record, edging out the previous mark of 11:26 set by Rory Claussen in 2018.


The next three spots went to high school frosh athletes. Kaia Ables was the girls' runner-up, placing tenth overall in 11:38. Savannah Stanley edged Haley Heitmeyer for third in the girls' standings, both athlete clocked in 11:43. Stanley was twelfth overall and Heitmeyer thirteenth.


156 athletes finished the 2023 Miller Landing Madness 3K. Gulf Winds Track Club chip-timed the races.


Top Ten Men, 2023 Miller Landing Madness 3K
  1. 9:45, Jonathan Kiros (M, 14)
  2. 10:09, Peyton Allen (M, 16)
  3. 10:57, James Mogg (M, 13)
  4. 11:04, Logan Haley (M, 14)
  5. 11:19, Levi Pearson (M, 14)
  6. 11:23, Carson Weiss (M, 14)
  7. 11:24, Patrick Walsh (M, 14)
  8. 11:30, Lowell Mick (M, 14)
  9. 11:41, Landon Heitmeyer (M, 9)
  10. 11:44, Emerson Gandy (M, 12)

Top Ten Women, 2023 Miller Landing Madness 3K
  1. 11:25, Charlotte Sikes (F, 12)
  2. 11:38, Kaia Ables (F, 14)
  3. 11:43, Savannah Stanley (F, 14)
  4. 11:43, Haley Heitmeyer (F, 14)
  5. 12:31, Acadia Hassell (F, 10)
  6. 12:36, Sophia Youngberg (F, 15)
  7. 12:43, Alexis Mayfield (F, 12)
  8. 12:44, Maddy Morris (F, 15)
  9. 12:53, Ava Hill (F, 17)
  10. 12:59, London Mellen (F, 15)

Miller Landing Madness Winners, 2004 - 2023
DateRaceMenWomenFinishers
28 August 20048K27:57, Gary Droze34:58, Kate Remillard79
5K16:40, Shawn Patterson20:13, Adriana Piekarwicz170
27 August 20058K27:36, Justin Davis31:02, Sarah Docter-Williams120
5K15:59, Alex Miletich18:58, Lydia Willise235
26 August 20068K29:49, Adam David Churchill33:29, Kati Gosnell103
5K16:06, Christian Minor19:30, Jana Stolting217
3K11:39, Brian Bowden12:47, Summer Shepherd118
25 August 20078K27:42, Seth Proctor32:31, Sheryl Rosen108
5K16:13, Joseph Franklin19:57, Emily Ness194
3K11:58, Sam McManama11:59, Carly Thomas70
30 August 20088K28:57, David Altmaier32:49, Sheryl Rosen76
5K17:12, Austin Stevens18:46, Jana Stolting110
3K11:21, Will Henderson13:14, Autumn Wable73
29 August 20098K28:05, Chris Lake33:03, Sarah Docter-Williams151
5K18:17, Austin Stevens18:17, Jana Stolting243
3K11:26, Chase Harris12:04, Cecelia Williams136
28 August 20108K26:28, Kevin Cook33:29, Sheryl Rosen168
5K17:15, Patrick Swain19:22, Stefanie Kurgatt160
3K11:14, Wil Luca13:30, Madeline Horgan110
27 August 20118K25:54, Kevin Sullivan32:17, Sheryl Rosen236
5K16:59, Jacob Slupecki20:14, Stefanie Kurgatt212
3K11:08, Evan Francis12:59, Cheyenne Hildinger157
25 August 20128K27:50, Vince Molosky36:36, Jane Johnson190
5K16:32, Joseph Garcia19:12, Stefanie Kurgatt258
3K10:57, Jake Mazziotta12:16, Adrianna Dugan148
24 August 20138K26:29, Will Stanford35:11, Katie Showman150
5K16:55, Joseph Garcia19:20, Emily Ness237
3K10:48, James McClure12:20, Chase Merrick135
23 August 20148K28:26, Chris Lake35:26, Brittney Barnes154
5K17:09, Joe Garcia21:13, Caroline Willis172
3K11:33, Jonathan McClure12:34, Alyson Churchill173
22 August 20158K28:45, Roger Schmidt38:07, Jane Skalski126
5K18:16,James McClure20:33, Caroline Willis207
3K11:14, Jonathan McClure11:34, Alyson Churchill205
20 August 20168K31:06, Geb Kiros37:19, Katie Sack160
5K18:03, Jake Mazziotta19:20, Alyson Churchill203
3K11:41, Trenton Blake12:52, Lindsay James171
19 August 20178K29:11, Clayton Carlson35:01, Kat Sack125
5K17:55, Jesse Boyd21:07, Elizabeth Skipper237
3K11:01, Patrick Koon12:43, Paige Churchill212
18 August 20188K33:07, Jim Halley36:04, Katie Sherron127
5K18:00, Jesse Boyd19:57, Sheryl Rosen201
3K10:37, Connor Edwards11:26, Rory Claussen177
17 August 20198K31:21, Pierre Pean33:04, Ann Centner141
5K18:32, Daniel Wiedeman22:14, Gracie Koeppel196
3K10:47, Patrick Koon12:10, Clifton Lewis136
14 August 20218K29:18, Nicholas Samuel31:28, Katie Sherron89
5K17:34, Brock Granberg20:48, Susan Koeppel165
3K10:52, Walker Elrod11:36, Clifton Lewis63
13 August 20228K28:16, Alexander Croy30:51, Katie Sherron126
5K17:51, Nicholas Samuel22:07, Isabella Laughton128
3K10:11, Jonah Blay12:05, Charlotte Sikes131
12 August 20238K27:43, Jackson Rowe31:09, Katie Sherron129
5K17:12, Henry Lewis19:57, Isabella Laughton144
3K9:45, Jonathan Kiros11:25, Charlotte Sikes156
The Miller Landing Madness was preceded in history by the Miccosukee Madness (2004-2007)
and the Tom Brown Bash (1977-2003) races.


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