Showing posts with label Seeley Gutierrez. Show all posts
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Saturday, January 24, 2015

Lake and Gutierrez take the Trent Trot at a gallop

Chris Lake and Seeley GutierrezOn Saturday morning, 24 January 2015, Chris Lake turned a 16:19 5K through the Dublin Downs neighborhood of Tallahassee, Florida, winning the sixth annual Trent Trot. It was just two weeks after Lake had placed seventh at the Disney Marathon, running 2:33:34. Behind Lake, Seeley Gutierrez edged Jensen Swopes for the women's title 18:49 to 18:59 for the women's title. Gutierrez and Swopes are the only two women to break 19:00 on the Trent Trot course in the 5K race's history.


Since 2009, Roberts Elementary had staged the annual Red Fox Trot 5K. This year the race was re-named the Trent Trot in memory of Trent McElroy, a Roberts student who died of cancer in 2013--but not before racing in the Red Fox Trot three times after his diagnosis. Another significant change in 2015 was the number of participants. For the first five years the Red Fox Trot 5K had drawn a respectable but not spectacular number of runners, averaging just over 200 finishers a year. This year, as the Trent Trot, the numbers exploded. 574 athletes finished the Trent Trot 5K. None of them, however, could run with Chris Lake. The University of Florida medical student led from the start and ran alone for the entire 3.1 miles.


Trent Trot 2015“It was a negative progression run for me,” said Lake. “I wanted to train to go faster at a good pace to begin with.”


The races Lake is training for in the coming months include the Gainesville Half Marathon, Jacksonville's Gate River Run 15K, Tallahassee's Springtime 10K and Palace Saloon 5K, and Thomasville's Rose City 10K. Jake Mazziotta, on the other hand, has his eye on the upcoming high school track season. A Maclay School sophomore, Mazziotta finished second behind Lake in 17:30. Tallahassee athlete Michael Martinez was the fastest master runner in the race, placing third in 18:20.


In the women's competition, Seeley Gutierrez also led the field for most of the race. However, Gutierrez didn't have the 300-meter gap on her rivals that Chris Lake had in the men's race. Unknown to Gutierrez, Florida State distance runners Jensen Swopes and Araceli Leon were battling for second, just 40 meters back. Gutierrez flashed across the finish line fifth overall, securing the women's title and setting the new course record of 18:49. Swopes and Araceli were still driving towards the line. In the end it was the senior Swopes prevailing over the frosh Araceli, 18:50 to 19:03. The two women were eighth and ninth overall. They weren't the only Seminoles in the race; seven Florida State women broke 20:00 and nine finished in the top twelve. Standing out among the tide of youth, Stephanie Liles-Weyant was the first woman master and sixth woman finisher, placing 14th overall in 19:32.


Not only did nearly 600 athletes defy the morning chill to turn out for the Trent Trot 5K, more than another 300 finished the one-mile fun run. One can only imagine what the crowd might have been if the weather had been a bit warmer.


Top Ten Men, 2015 Trent Trot 5K
  1. 16:19 ~ Chris Lake (M, 27)Jake Mazziotta and Michael Martinez
  2. 17:30 ~ Jake Mazziotta (M, 16)
  3. 18:20 ~ Michael Martinez (M, 49)
  4. 18:42 ~ Paul Guyas (M, 37)
  5. 18:57 ~ Eric Godin (M, 30)
  6. 18:57 ~ Gary Galvez (M, 27)
  7. 19:10 ~ Aaron Taylor (M, 21)
  8. 19:40 ~ Zack Scharlepp (M, 32)
  9. 19:44 ~ Mark Tombrink (M, 27)
  10. 19:51 ~ Michael Quiggins (M, 42)

Top Ten Women, 2015 Trent Trot 5K
  1. 18:49 ~ Seeley Gutierrez (F, 38)Jensen Swopes and Araceli Leon
  2. 18:59 ~ Jensen Swopes (F, 22)
  3. 19:03 ~ Araceli Leon (F, 18)
  4. 19:18 ~ Bella Poole (F, 19)
  5. 19:23 ~ Chantelle Brodie (F, 20)
  6. 19:28 ~ Teresa Ristow (F, 21)
  7. 19:32 ~ Stephanie Liles-Weyant (F, 42)
  8. 19:46 ~ Madison Scanlan (F, 18)
  9. 19:56 ~ Julia Corley (F, 20)
  10. 20:12 ~ Brittney Barnes (F, 27)

Trent Trot 5K winners, 2009 - 2015
DateMenWomenFinishers
17 October 200917:29, Tony Guillen22:22, Cora Atkinson148
29 January 201119:13, Cole Tessier20:48, Laura Hanlon199
28 January 201217:00, Trevor Touchton20:19, Laura Hanlon208
19 January 201316:10, Stanley Linton19:36, Micah Adriani268
25 January 201417:53, Peter Kaus19:16, Lisa Johnson206
24 January 201516:19, Chris Lake18:49, Seeley Gutierrez574
From 2009 to 2014 the race was named the Red Fox Trot 5K


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Saturday, June 21, 2014

Lake and Gutierrez lead the 2014 Melon Run

Chris LakeFinishing over a minute ahead of the next runner, Chris Lake won Monticello's 36th annual Melon Run 5K on Saturday morning, 21 June 2014. Lake's time, 16:17, wasn't a course record, but it was the fastest time posted at the race since 2008. Geb Kiros of Tallahassee was the top master runner in the field, finishing third overall in 17:54. Seeley Gutierrez won her second Melon Run women's title, placing ninth overall in 19:08. Paula O'Neill was the top woman master for the second year in a row, coming in 30th overall in 23:34.


Zach DeVeauThe Melon Run course makes a 3.1-mile loop around Monticello, Florida, going uphill and down. The athletes traverse streets with good pavement and not-so-good pavement. A large part of the race is run on the Monticello Rail Trail. The 5000 meters of running passes neighborhoods, businesses, and parks. Yet of those varied 5000 meters, the runners seem to save their comments for the last 400--the climb up the Water Street hill. It's as if the other 4600 meters of the course didn't exist. Even Chris Lake, the race winner, had a few words about the Water Street hill.


"It was my first time running the course and that finishing hill reminded me of Rose City."


Geb KirosThe Thomasville Rose City Run, by the way, is a race that Lake has won four times. Not everyone has curses and nightmare tales about the Water Street hill.


The race started at 8:15 AM on West Washington Street, Monticello's local name for US 90. The runners turned north onto Hickory Street less than 200 yards into the race. On Walnut Street Chris Lake moved out front to stay. By the time Lake passed the mile mark in 5:00 he was in total control of the race. Behind him in second place, Zach DeVeau had also broken away from the rest of the field.


"Everyone was out there running alone today," said DeVeau.


Carl NordhielmNot quite everyone. In third place, Geb Kiros was leading the masters field after breaking away from Michael Martinez. During the third kilometer, though, master runner Carl Nordhielm overtook Martinez to move into fourth. Then Nordhielm started to chase down Kiros. By the base of the Water Street hill, Nordhielm had pulled within six seconds of Kiros with the finish line coming into sight.


"I glanced back and got worried," said Kiros. "I had a strong finish after that. I wanted to break 18:00."


He did. Lake had already won the race in 16:17, and Deveau was finishing runner-up in 17:18. Kiros motored up the hill, edging away from Nordhielm to hang onto third and the master runner title with a personal best 17:54. Nordhielm was the second master runner, fourth overall in 18:05. Martinez was third in the master standings, third overall in 18:26.


Seeley GutierrezThree of the Melon Run's past women's champions were on the starting line for the 36th running--2011 women's winner Katie Sherron, the 2012 title-holder Seeley Gutierrez, and the 2013 champion Sheryl Rosen. Like Chris Lake in the men's competition, Gutierrez led the women's field early. For Gutierrez, a triathlete, pacing was a concern.


"When you start the run in a triathlon, you're already tired," explained Gutierrez. "You don't feel good enough to go out too fast."


Gutierrez's steady running was fast enough to keep her out in front of the rest of the women's field, though. Neither Rosen nor Sherron challenged her. In fact, after the first kilometer, Rosen was third in the women's field behind Jillian Heddaeus and Sherron was in sixth.


Sheryl Rosen"I ran conservatively because it had been so long since I raced," said Rosen, who is recovering from an injury.


Seeley Gutierrez ended up winning the women's competition by nearly a minute, coming in ninth overall in 19:08. Sheryl Rosen moved up during the race to finish second in the women's standings, 13th overall in 20:02. Sherron likewise gained a few places, finishing third on the women's side in 20:28, good for 16th overall. Anna Busby took the fourth women's spot, 18th in 20:49. Jillian Heddaeus slipped back to fifth, coming in 20th overall in 21:02.


WatermelonThe Melon Run course has changed over 36 years, and the race didn't always finish with a climb up Water Street. Each year, however, there has always been watermelon at the finish for the runners. Of the two traditions, the hill and the watermelon, the watermelon is more popular as well as more enduring.


"Every run should have watermelon," commented one runner.


Sadly, that's not the case. But one run certainly does have watermelon--the Monticello Kiwanis annual 5K Melon Run.


Top Ten Men, 36th annual Melon Run 5K
  1. 16:16.37 ~ Chris Lake (M, 26)Michael Martinez
  2. 17:17.52 ~ Zach DeVeau (M, 26)
  3. 17:53.37 ~ Geb Kiros (M, 47)
  4. 18:04.81 ~ Carl Nordhielm (M, 51)
  5. 18:25.85 ~ Michael Martinez (M, 48)
  6. 18:42.53 ~ Jack McDermott (M, 45)
  7. 18:45.18 ~ Kevin Chin Shue (M, 21)
  8. 19:00.84 ~ Joel Piotrowski (M, 44)
  9. 19:20.10 ~ Eric Godin (M, 30)
  10. 19:25.62 ~ David Harrell (M, 29)

Top Ten Women, 36th annual Melon Run 5K
  1. 19:07.72 ~ Seeley Gutierrez (F, 37)Katie Sherron
  2. 20:01.12 ~ Sheryl Rosen (F, 30)
  3. 20:27.87 ~ Katie Sherron (F, 32)
  4. 20:48.31 ~ Anna Busby (F, 23)
  5. 21:01.18 ~ Jillian Heddaeus (F, 31)
  6. 22:41.82 ~ Laura McDermott (F, 34)
  7. 23:33.59 ~ Paula O'Neill (F, 53)
  8. 24:05.38 ~ Summer Williams (F, 12)
  9. 25:11.17 ~ Sarah Dugas (F, 35)
  10. 25:36.74 ~ Michelle St Onge (F, 33)

Known winners of the Monticello Melon Run 5K, 1979 - 2014
DateMenWomen
1979

28 June 198015:28, Gary Slayton19:49, Debbie Dickson
1981

19 June 198215:10, Andy Whitener17:38, Laura Ledbetter
18 June 1983
23 June 198415:37, Gary Slayton19:45, Cindy Walker
22 June 198516:09, Felton Wright19:12, Barbara Balzer
21 June 198615:55, Bill Crooks18:32, Karen MacHarg
20 June 1987

25 June 198815:47, Bill Crooks18:18, Karen MacHarg
24 June 198915:02, Jeff Pigg19:05, Vikki Saga
23 June 199015:20, Jessie Close18:06, Karen MacHarg
22 June 199115:23, Phillip Rowan19:34, Vikki Saga
20 June 199215:10, Jessie Close18:35, Lynda Nilges
26 June 199316:07, Bill Crooks19:37, Sue Kany
29 June 199416:13, Gary Droze18:49, Sarah Heeb
24 June 199514:57, John Charlton19:54, Sissi Carroll
22 June 1996

28 June 1997

27 June 199816:33, Tommy Kunish17:51, Sarah Docter-Williams
26 June 199916:23, Tommy Kunish21:05, Peggy Simpson
17 June 200017:08, Tim Simpkins18:32, Kim Winn
16 June 200116:29, Ryan Deak17:54, Sarah Docter-Williams
22 June 200217:54, Doug Gorton21:41, Laura Atlee
21 June 2003

19 June 200417:18, Tim Unger20:30, Kate Remillard
18 June 200518:31, Jack McDermott18:07, Sarah Docter-Williams
17 June 200617:36, Nathan Haskins22:35, Loranne Ausley
16 June 200716:28, Nathan Haskins18:50, Sarah Docter-Williams
21 June 200816:08, Nathan Haskins20:16, Deb Jones
20 June 200916:54, Charlie Johnson23:49, Sandy Holt
19 June 201018:07, Gabriel Leitz19:59, Micah Adriani
18 June 201116:38, Sammy Palmer19:28, Katie Showman
16 June 201216:28, Stephen Cox18:59, Seeley Gutierrez
15 June 201316:42, Stanley Linton18:49, Sheryl Rosen
21 June 201416:17, Chris Lake19:08, Seeley Gutierrez


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Saturday, March 29, 2014

Sullivan and Gutierrez win at a soaked Springtime

Kevin SullivanOn March 20, Kevin Sullivan turned 40, joining the ranks of master runners. Just nine days later he owned the Springtime 10K record for masters, winning the 39th annual race in 32:03. It was Sullivan's second straight Springtime victory. Just over a minute and a half behind Sullivan, three-time Springtime champion Chris Lake took second in 33:37. Seeley Gutierrez captured the women's title, placing 13th overall in 38:09. The top woman master was Carrie Seiberlich, third woman and 36th overall in 41:16.


More than 700 athletes finished the 6.2-mile race, but more than a few stayed away when they woke up to rain and rumbling thunder the Saturday of the race. The last lightning flashed before dawn, though, and as racetime approached the rain slowed to an intermittent drizzle. The Springtime 10K started as scheduled from in front of the Leon County Courthouse at 8:10 AM.


Gulf Winds Track Club's 2014 Springtime Road RaceVince Molosky led the field early, reaching the mile mark out front in 5:04. That was a faster pace than he was going to run that morning, though. Just after the mile Molosky was overtaken by a group of four runners; Kevin Sullivan, Eric Larson, Stephen Cox, and Chris Lake. As the leaders turned onto Lafayette Street and started their climb into the Myers Park hills, Sullivan made a break.


"I was dead even with Kevin for a mile and a quarter," recalled Cox. "Then the rest of the race happened."


Chris LakeBy the two-mile mark Kevin Sullivan had opened a twelve-second gap. Chris Lake moved ahead of Chris Larson and Stephen Cox, but he was still losing ground to Sullivan. A little more than halfway through the race Lake had a solid grip on second, and Larson had passed Cox to stake a claim on third. Sullivan was so far ahead, though, that even Lake was only occasionally catching a glimpse of him on the road ahead.


In the end, that was the order they crossed the finish line. Kevin Sullivan of Capital City Runners first in 32:03, followed by Chris Lake in 33:37, Eric Larson third in 34:16, and Stephen Cox fourth in 34:20.
Seeley Gutierrez

Seeley Gutierrez led the Springtime 10K women's field from start to finish. Katie Sherron, however, had to run down master runner Carrie Seiberlich for the runner-up spot in the women's standings. Seiberlich was the second woman through two miles, and it was only on the third mile that Sherron was able to catch her. Gutierrez never had to look back, taking the women's title in 38:09. Sherron was the second woman finisher, 26th overall in 40:09. At 41:16, Seiberlich took third on the women's side.


Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2014 Springtime 10K
    Eric Larson
  1. 32:03 ~ Kevin Sullivan (M, 40) Tallahassee, FL
  2. 33:37 ~ Chris Lake (M, 26) Tallahassee, FL
  3. 34:16 ~ Eric Larson (M, 24) Tallahassee, FL
  4. 34:20 ~ Stephen Cox (M, 30) Tallahassee, FL
  5. 34:26 ~ Charlie Johnson (M, 34) Tallahassee, FL
  6. 34:36 ~ Vince Molosky (M, 34) Tallahassee, FL
  7. 34:52 ~ Zach Deveau (M, 26) Tallahassee, FL
  8. 36:49 ~ Douglas Bell (M, 45) Tallahassee, FL
  9. 36:53 ~ Michael Martinez (M, 48) Tallahassee, FL
  10. 37:13 ~ Carl Nordhielm (M, 51) Tallahassee, FL

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2014 Springtime 10K
    Katie Sherron
  1. 38:09 ~ Seeley Gutierrez (F, 37) Tallahassee, FL
  2. 40:09 ~ Katie Sherron (F, 32) Tallahassee, FL
  3. 41:16 ~ Carrie Seiberlich (F, 42) Tallahassee, FL
  4. 41:54 ~ Melissa Thompson (F, 29) Thomasville, GA
  5. 42:15 ~ Micah Adriani (F, 36) Tallahassee, FL
  6. 42:22 ~ Jillian Heddaeus (F, 30) Tallahassee, FL
  7. 43:29 ~ Renee Cox (F, 26) Tallahassee, FL
  8. 43:35 ~ Kelly Resha (F, 25) Tallahassee, FL
  9. 44:00 ~ Vicky Droze (F, 38) Tallahassee, FL
  10. 44:22 ~ Mary Anne Grayson (F, 48) Thomasville, GA

For the eighth year Springtime included a 5K option, with the runners in the 3.1-mile race starting at the same time as the 10K. Adam Greenstein won the shorter race in 17:50. Amy Hines was the top woman, coming in second overall in 18:17. 443 athletes finished the 5K.


Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2014 Springtime 5K
  1. 17:50 ~ Adam Greenstein (M, 22) Tallahassee, FL
  2. 18:53 ~ Elijah Ingram (M, 18) Tallahassee, FL
  3. 18:56 ~ Donald Kunish (M, 38) Tallahassee, FL
  4. 19:44 ~ Gary Galvez (M, 26) Tallahassee, FL
  5. 19:44 ~ Michael Savage (M, 56) Tallahassee, FL
  6. 19:45 ~ Ben Goldsberry (M, 41) Tallahassee, FL
  7. 19:55 ~ Tony Cortese (M, 31) Tallahassee, FL
  8. 19:59 ~ Maxwell Eastman (M, 14) Tallahassee, FL
  9. 21:32 ~ Doug Cole (M, 49) Crawfordville, FL
  10. 21:38 ~ Andy Roberts (M, 47) Tallahassee, FL

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2014 Springtime 5K
    Lisa Johnson
  1. 18:17 ~ Amy Hines (F, 33) Tallahassee, FL
  2. 18:44 ~ Lisa Johnson (F, 32) Tallahassee, FL
  3. 22:12 ~ Alison Thumm (F, 36) Tallahassee, FL
  4. 22:41 ~ Carly Souther (F, 25) Tallahassee, FL
  5. 23:26 ~ Linda Fitzgerald (F, 49) Sandy Springs, GA
  6. 23:27 ~ Jenna Kolby (F, 23) Tallahassee, FL
  7. 23:35 ~ Karen Duncan (F, 38) Tallahassee, FL
  8. 23:52 ~ Kathleen Crowley (F, 54) Holiday, FL
  9. 24:39 ~ Francee Laywell (F, 52) Tallahassee, FL
  10. 24:51 ~ Kelsy Young (F, 21) Tallahassee, FL

Springtime 10K Champions, 1976 - 2014
DateMenWomen
29 March 201432:03, Kevin Sullivan38:09, Seeley Gutierrez
6 April 201331:42, Kevin Sullivan36:05, Stefanie Slekis
31 March 201233:29, Chris Lake37:33, Lindsay Zeiler
2 April 201132:34, Chris Lake34:52, Pasca Cheruiyot
27 March 201033:09, Chris Lake38:23, Sheryl Rosen
28 March 200935:00, David Altmaier38:34, Lisa Johnson
29 March 200831:59, Joey Zins38:16, Sarah Docter-Williams
31 March 200733:27, Matthew Dobson37:23, Lara Shaw
1 April 200633:25, Joey Zins34:36, Vicky Gill
2 April 200532:43, Joey Zins36:51, Sarah Docter-Williams
3 April 200433:22, Caleb Carmichael37:03, Sarah Docter-Williams
5 April 200330:56, Joseph Zepherinus34:52, Larisa Timchina
6 April 200231:18, Conor Holt36:40, Larisa Timchina
31 March 200132:18, Muchapiwa Mazano34:46, Tatyana Maslova
1 April 200032:28, Muchapiwa Mazano36:05, Anna Pichrtova
27 March 199930:56, Muchapiwa Mazano37:01, Sarah Docter-Williams
4 April 199831:07, Randy Hollinger34:09, Breeda Dennehy
12 April 199731:12, Juri Punda35:30, Tamara Karloukova
13 April 199632:21, Jessie Close37:11, Jane Johnson
1 April 199531:43, Matthew Dobson37:27, Jane Johnson
199432:17, Matthew Dobson37:37, Lisa Herman
199333:11, Andy Palmer36:54, Paula Johnson
199232:09, Jessie Close37:38, Paula Johnson
199132:02, Jessie Close38:29, Paula Johnson
199031:48, Jessie Close38:16, Vikki Saga
198930:49, Paul Waldron37:54, Janice Hochstein
198831:22, Paul Waldron38:18, Karen MacHarg
198731:52, Jessie Close35:30, Carla Borovicka
198631:15, Dennis Rice37:16, Karen MacHarg
198530:30, Paul Waldron35:32, Carole Rouillard
198430:03, Larry Greene35:57, Carla Borovicka
9 April 198331:21, Noel Shumann38:15, Janice Hochstein
3 April 198232:11, George West39:56, Pam Ledbetter
4 April 198132:06, Mabry McCray37:14, Janice Gage
198032:35, Rick Swiderski40:02, Lisa Kinch
7 April 197933:10, David Ferrell37:14, Janice Gage
1 April 197831:43, George West38:03, Laura Ledbetter
197731:24, Morrison Reid40:57, Nancy McCormac
24 April 1976*20:30, George West,Donnie Cook25:27, Janice Gage
* The 1976 race was a four-mile run on the FSU campus.


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Saturday, February 15, 2014

Linton and Gutierrez try, try again...and win, at the Flash 12K

Stanley Linton and Vince MoloskyIn 2012 Stanley Linton finished the Flash 12K second to Stephen Cox. In 2013 he finished the Flash 12K second to Kevin Sullivan. But in 2014 Stanley Linton finished the Flash 12K second to no one, winning the 26th annual race in 39:39. In the women's competition, Seeley Gutierrez had first run the Flash in 1999, but at the 2014 race she picked up her first title in four tries, finishing sixth overall in 45:20. Gutierrez' time was the fastest run by a woman in the race since 1998, when Sarah Williams posted a winning 45:12.


Stanley LintonMore than 300 athletes gathered in St. Mark outside Fort San Marcos de Apalachee on Saturday morning, 15 February 2014, to run either the Flash 12K or the concurrent 6K race. Stanley Linton and 2006 Flash 12K champion Vince Molosky quickly left the rest of the field behind, running side by side. After two kilometers, as the runners headed north on the St Marks Trail, Linton edged ahead, opening a gap. By four kilometers Linton had widened that gap to 100 meters. That lead grew to more than 600 meters by the time Linton returned to Fort San Marcos and the finish line, winning the 12K in 39:39. Molosky was runner-up in 41:48. Zach DeVeau took third in 43:16. Carl Nordhielm was the top master runner in the race, finishing fourth overall in 44:38.


Seeley GutierrezFour kilometers into race Seeley Gutierrez and Emily Ness were just a few steps apart, leading the women's field. Ness fell back, though, leaving the race to Gutierrez, who went on to win the women's race in 45:20. Katie Sherron, the top woman at the 2012 Flash 12K, was second in the women's standings, 18th overall in 48:45. Mary Anne Grayson of Thomasville, Georgia, was the third woman finisher and the first woman master, 33rd overall in 52:13. After challenging for the lead in the first half of the race, Ness was the fourth woman in the 12K, 34th overall in 52:45.


Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2014 Flash 12K
  1. 39:39 ~ Stanley Linton (M, 20)Zach DeVeau
  2. 41:48 ~ Vince Molosky (M, 34)
  3. 43:16 ~ Zach DeVeau (M, 26)
  4. 44:38 ~ Carl Nordhielm (M, 51)
  5. 45:09 ~ Peter Kaus (M, 29)
  6. 45:26 ~ Michael Martinez (M, 48)
  7. 45:43 ~ Geb Kiros (M, 47)
  8. 45:56 ~ Ryan Truchelut (M, 28)
  9. 46:28 ~ Reikan Lin (M, 23)
  10. 46:55 ~ Brian Molen (M, 37)

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2014 Flash 12K
  1. 45:20 ~ Seeley Gutierrez (F, 37)Katie Sherron
  2. 48:45 ~ Katie Sherron (F, 32)
  3. 52:13 ~ Mary Anne Grayson (F, 48)
  4. 52:45 ~ Emily Ness (F, 23)
  5. 53:22 ~ Angela Wable (F, 40)
  6. 54:00 ~ Cora Atkinson (F, 19)
  7. 54:42 ~ Amanda Hudson (F, 37)
  8. 54:52 ~ Laura Cilek (F, 24)
  9. 54:53 ~ Tiffany Roddenberry (F, 29)
  10. 55:09 ~ Paula O' Neill (F, 52)

Gulf Winds Track Club Flash 12K Champions ~ 1989-2014
DateMenWomenFinishers
28 Jan 198939:44 ~ John Devine48:50 ~ Barbara Balzer 155
17 Feb 199044:10 ~ David Rigby54:40 ~ Kathy Weiss 102
26 Jan 199139:36 ~ Jessie Close50:24 ~ Tina Davies163
18 Jan 199239:33 ~ Jessie Close45:24 ~ Paula Johnson132
23 Jan 199342:40 ~ Jonathan Bigg45:43 ~ Linda Nilges134
15 Jan 199438:02 ~ Robin Rogers45:34 ~ Jane Johnson91
21 Jan 199540:49 ~ Gary Droze45:34 ~ Jane Johnson145
27 Jan 199641:10 ~ Gary Droze44:27 ~ Jane Johnson132
11 Jan 199739:25 ~ Brian Erb47:57 ~ Sarah Williams75
7 Feb 199842:57 ~ Clarence Calloway45:12 ~ Sarah Williams164
20 Feb 199944:40 ~ Tim Simpkins46:27 ~ Sarah Williams82
19 Feb 200039:44 ~ Michael Strickland46:06 ~ Sara Docter-Williams107
17 Feb 200143:56 ~ Tim Unger45:38 ~ Sarah Docter-Williams 98
16 Feb 200240:35 ~ Gary Droze47:17 ~ Jane Johnson 148
1 Feb 200342:52 ~ Shawn Patterson52:18 ~ Lisa Whitworth 80
7 Feb 200442:46 ~ Tim Unger52:49 ~ Lisa Whitworth 89
5 Feb 200542:05 ~ Lee Willis45:30 ~ Sarah Docter-Williams 118
4 Feb 200642:49 ~ Vince Molosky50:21 ~ Lisa Johnson89
17 Feb 200744:58 ~ Todd Smoot52:22 ~ Kim Likens74
16 Feb 200843:10 ~ Tripp Southerland50:57 ~ Stephanie Liles131
21 Feb 200942:34 ~ Jay Wallace50:48 ~ Jane Johnson105
20 Feb 201041:57 ~ Daniel Lee47:12 ~ Sheryl Rosen176
19 Feb 201140:57 ~ Thomas Kunish49:23 ~ Kelly Stevens214
18 Feb 201241:23 ~ Stephen Cox49:52 ~ Katie Showman214
16 Feb 201338:41 ~ Kevin Sullivan46:17 ~ Sheryl Rosen268
15 Feb 201439:39 ~ Stanley Linton45:20 ~ Seeley Gutierrez262
In 1989-2004 the race started and finished in Chaires. (FL88036BH and
FL94001DL)
In 2005-2010 the race started and finished at J. Lewis Hall Park in

Woodville. (FL05007DL)
In 2011-2014 the race started and finished at Fort San Marcos de Apalachee

in St. Marks. (FL11133EBM)
Jon Mason


Wakulla High junior cross-country runner Lane Williams set the early pace in the Flash 6K, but master runner Jon Mason was the first to the finish line, winning the 3.73-mile race in 21:56. Williams was runner-up in 22:17. Sarah Taff was the first female finisher, placing tenth overall in 28:15. The women's runner-up was the first woman master, Sharon Sollohub, 13th overall in 29:12.


Mark Priddy directed the Flash 12K and 6K for Gulf Winds Track Club. 262 athletes finished the 12K, and another 85 completed the 6K.


Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2014 Flash 6K
  1. 21:56 ~ Jon Mason (M, 40)Lane Williams
  2. 22:17 ~ Lane Williams (M, 17)
  3. 23:46 ~ Chase Pennell (M, 24)
  4. 24:32 ~ Nick Emerson (M, 16)
  5. 24:36 ~ Michael Molen (M, 14)
  6. 26:07 ~ Michael Cipriano (M, 55)
  7. 26:52 ~ Jason Bowman (M, 44)
  8. 27:25 ~ Connor Pennell (M, 15)
  9. 27:57 ~ Dylan Peebles (M, 14)
  10. 28:57 ~ Jonathan D Clark (M, 41)

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2014 Flash 6K
  1. 28:15 ~ Sarah Taff (F, 19)2014 Flash 12K
  2. 29:12 ~ Sharon Sollohub (F, 48)
  3. 30:20 ~ Melissa Alford (F, 32)
  4. 30:58 ~ Stephanie Aanstoos (F, 24)
  5. 31:00 ~ Tina Cardoza (F, 39)
  6. 32:18 ~ Shelly Duffey (F, 42)
  7. 32:26 ~ Anna Woods (F, 30)
  8. 32:39 ~ Sara Davis (F, 36)
  9. 32:42 ~ Carrie Jones (F, 50)
  10. 33:04 ~ Michele Baggett (F, 38)

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Saturday, January 11, 2014

Tough mudders Molosky and McDermott win a messy GWTC 30K

Old Centerville Road mudSome years ago, a Florida State University softball player asked me, "Oh! Do you play softball, too?"


"No," I said. I had never even managed to hit a ball out of the infield in middle school. "Why do you ask?"


"Well, your socks are stained orange."


The orange tinge of my athletic socks, though, wasn't from the red clay of a softball infield, but from running on red clay roads like Old Centerville Road, Sunny Hill Road, and Beth Page Road. Once the iron-rich soil that makes up the Red Hills gets into your clothes you'll never get it out again. Some 200 athletes got to learn that first hand on a rainy Saturday morning, 11 January 2014, when they raced the Gulf Winds Track Club 30K and 15K over muddy Old Centerville and Sunny Hill Roads.


Vince MoloskyEarlier rains had already soaked the road when the 37th annual Gulf Winds Track Club 30K started from the Retreat at Bradley's Pond at 8:00 AM. Vince Molosky took the lead early, setting a torrid pace. Molosky hadn't missed racing the 30K since his first time at the race in 2008. He had won each year from 2008 to 2011, and had never finished lower than third place. In his muddy seventh attempt he was looking for a fifth win. By 10K into the race he was well on his way, running four and a half minutes ahead of the next runner, Eric Godin. Stephen Cox was in third, half a minute behind Godin. Another half a minute back, Tallahassee master runner Tony Guillen held fourth. By the 20K mark, Molosky had expanded his lead to six minutes, but Cox had moved into second. Over the last ten kilometers on the sloppy roads, Cox started to eat away at Molosky's lead. Molosky was too far ahead to be caught, though, and finished the race in 1:57:29, winning the GWTC 30K for a fifth time. Nearly four minutes later Cox took second in 2:01:28. Eric Godin was third in 2:09:15. Tony Guillen was the top master in the field, taking fourth in 2:14:07.


Laura McDermottKatie Sherron led the women's competition early during the 2014 GWTC 30K. Sherron reached 10K nearly three minutes before her nearest rival, Laura McDermott. It wasn't Sherron's day, though. McDermott passed Sherron just before the 20K mark and started to pull away. Sherron continued to fade, and McDermott went on to take the women's title, finishing 14th overall in 2:34:23. Kory Skrob was the women's runner up and top woman master, coming in 16th overall in 2:44:09. Nikky Manausa was third in the women's standings, finishing 17th overall in 2:46:25. Sarah Dugas was the fourth woman finisher, 20th overall in 2:50:21.


Top Ten Men, 2014 Gulf Winds Track Club 30K
    Stephen Cox
  1. 1:57:29 ~ Vince Molosky (M, 34)
  2. 2:01:28 ~ Stephen Cox (M, 30)
  3. 2:09:15 ~ Eric Godin (M, 29)
  4. 2:14:07 ~ Tony Guillen (M, 45)
  5. 2:21:22 ~ Geb Kiros (M, 47)
  6. 2:22:42 ~ Michael Kennett (M, 40)
  7. 2:26:36 ~ Camilo Ordoñez (M, 35)
  8. 2:27:16 ~ David Freni (M, 44)
  9. 2:27:37 ~ David Graf (M, 37)
  10. 2:28:54 ~ Juan Ordoñez (M, 40)

Top Ten Women, 2014 Gulf Winds Track Club 30K
    Kory Skrob
  1. 2:34:23 ~ Laura McDermott (F, 34)
  2. 2:44:09 ~ Kory Skrob (F, 43)
  3. 2:46:25 ~ Nikky Manausa (F, 32)
  4. 2:50:21 ~ Sarah Dugas (F, 35)
  5. 2:51:28 ~ Katie Sherron (F, 32)
  6. 2:53:50 ~ Hilary Joyner (F, 38)
  7. 2:55:28 ~ Michelle Perry (F, 29)
  8. 2:55:55 ~ Jennifer Shafer (F, 45)
  9. 3:00:40 ~ Julia Sura (F, 42)
  10. 3:04:50 ~ Patricia Born (F, 49)

2014 Gulf Winds Track Club 30KThe 15K turned into a duel of two past champions. Stanley Linton, a second-year mathematics major at Florida State, had won the 9.3-mile race in 2012. Sukhi Khosla had finished five minutes behind Linton in 2012, but had won the race in 2013, beating Linton's time by half a minute. Khosla had continued to improve since the 2013 race, winning the FHSAA-3A state cross-country title in November.


Linton pulled away after the first mile, taking the lead. Khosla hadn't gone away, though. Near the five-mile mark, just after the runners turned around to head back toward the finish line, Khosla caught Linton. About two miles later Khosla took the lead on a major uphill. Linton remained in contact till the ninth mile, which Khosla covered in 5:20. That surge broke the race open, and Khosla ran home first in 51:06, just missing the course record of 51:05 set by Will Stanford in 2009. Linton was second in 51:18. After that it was a long wait for 58:53 and the third finisher, Leon cross-country runner Jarod Hoffman. In eighth place, David Knauf outdueled Mickey Moore for the top master spot, 60:55 to 61:04. Behind Moore in tenth place, Seeley Gutierrez took the women's title with a 61:27. Kathy Andrews was the first woman master in the 15K, placing 29th overall in 70:18.


Sukhi KhoslaTop Ten Men, 2014 Gulf Winds Track Club 15K
  1. 51:06 ~ Sukhi Khosla (M, 17)
  2. 51:19 ~ Stanley Linton (M, 20)
  3. 58:53 ~ Jarod Hoffman (M, 18)
  4. 58:57 ~ James Dodson (M, 15)
  5. 59:27 ~ Adam Wallenfelsz (M, 16)
  6. 60:39 ~ Reikan Lin (M, 23)
  7. 60:52 ~ Jake Mazziotta (M, 15)
  8. 60:55 ~ David Knauf (M, 49)
  9. 61:04 ~ Mickey Moore (M, 43)
  10. 61:52 ~ Peter Kaus (M, 29)


Seeley GutierrezTop Ten Women, 2014 Gulf Winds Track Club 15K
  1. 61:27 ~ Seeley Gutierrez (F, 37)
  2. 65:32 ~ Sheryl Rosen (F, 29)
  3. 65:33 ~ Marci Gray (F, 39)
  4. 70:18 ~ Kathy Andrews (F, 51)
  5. 73:00 ~ Mary Anne Grayson (F, 47)
  6. 73:39 ~ Lindsey Pfau (F, 24)
  7. 74:33 ~ Jillian Heddaeus (F, 30)
  8. 74:46 ~ Amanda Hudson (F, 37)
  9. 75:16 ~ Martha Bademan (F, 29)
  10. 75:38 ~ Caroline Willis (F, 14)


Gulf Winds Track Club 30K Champions, 1978-2014
DatesRaceMenWomenFinishers
11 January 201430K1:57:29, Vince Molosky2:34:23, Laura McDermott55
15K51:06, Sukhi Khosla61:27, Seeley Gutierrez169
12 January 201330K1:48:22, Stanley Linton2:16:41, Katie Showman150
15K52:57, Sukhi Khosla64:19, Kristin Sweeney200
14 January 201230K1:51:30, Charlie Johnson2:17:38, Katie Showman150
15K53:29, Stanley Linton60:42, Pasca Cheruiyot176
15 January 201130K1:51:48, Vince Molosky2:17:15, Heather Griffis103
15K53:03, Stephen Cox59:55, Lisa Johnson169
16 January 201030K1:56:14, Vince Molosky2:14:22, Sheryl Rosen90
15K51:50, Matt Mizereck63:45, Lisa Johnson101
17 January 200930K1:54:06, Vince Molosky2:11:41, Sheryl Rosen87
15K51:05, Will Stanford61:49, Lisa Johnson96
12 January 200830K2:00:29, Vince Molosky2:17:24, Sheryl Rosen77
15K54:23, Matt Mizereck63:13, Lisa Johnson126
13 January 200730K2:01:23, Justin Dickieson2:04:21, Sheryl Rosen70
15K58:18, Matthew Mizereck73:40, Anna Busby50
21 January 200630K2:03:36, Michael Douma2:09:27, Stephanie Liles65
15K58:51, Chris Holland60:30, Sarah Docter-Williams59
22 January 200530K1:56:18, Art Remillard2:13:50, Jane Johnson38
16 January 200430K1:56:00, Timothy Bolton2:09:27, Jane Johnson69
18 January 200330K2:02:28, Larry Mengelkoch2:07:46, Jane Johnson
15 December 200130K2:09:43, Tom Ratliffe2:22:56, Carrie Weyant
3 February 200130K2:00:29, Kevin Porter2:02:27, Jane Johnson
5 February 200030K1:57:47, Garth Grumme1:53:04, Anne Van Schuppen
6 February 199930K1:58:17, Doug Gorton2:11:20, Jane Johnson
10 January 199830K1:57:45, Clarence Calloway2:04:34, Jane Johnson
7 January 199730K1:54:26, Tracy Burch2:00:28, Jane Johnson
13 January 199630K1:46:14, John Viitanen2:12:30, Eileen Telford
14 January 199530K1:49:45, Herb Wills2:22:18, Nancy Stuparich
22 January 199430K1:43:50, Herb Wills2:07:27, Lisa Herman
16 January 199330K1:43:54, Herb Wills2:12:42, Carrie Hunnicutt
4 January 199230K1:46:36, Jessie Close2:13:46, Lynda Nilges
12 January 199130K1:37:31, David Keen2:06:03, Paula Johnson
13 January 199030K1:43:57, Herb Wills2:12:00, Paula Johnson
14 January 198930K1:45:31, Jessie Close2:22:07, Mary Jean Yon
16 January 198830K1:45:24, Tom Burr2:10:04, Mae Cleveland
10 January 198730K1:44:45, Larry Greene2:11:59, Karen Macharg
18 January 198630K1:38:54, Herb Wills2:10:48, Missy James
14 January 198530K1:45:10, Herb Wills2:17:56, Mae Cleveland
14 January 198430K1:43:32, Noel Shumann2:04:20, Barbara Balzer
15 January 198330K1:48:18, Andrew Wills2:18:18, Christy Orthman
16 January 198230K1:44:41, Rick Miller1:56:57, Laura Ledbetter
198130K

12 January 198030K1:51:19, Steve Ray2:48:31, Robyn Anderson
3 February 197930K1:42:13, Ken Misner2:12:44, Lynda Heimann
11 March 197830K1:46:19, Tim Simpkins2:22:31, Donna Glotzbach


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Thursday, November 28, 2013

Seitz and Rosen speed through Southwood to Turkey Trot 15K titles

Joshua SeitzLong before anyone else arrived in Southwood for the Tallahassee Turkey Trot, there were people out there getting ready for the races. Setting up timing equipment. Stocking water tables. Delivering 56 portable toilets. Oh, and marking the course.

"I'm still sore from bending over to draw arrows on the road," said Bill McGuire after the last runner had left Southwood.


McGuire's diamond dust course markers will be gone with the next rain. But for a few hours on Thanksgiving morning, Nov. 29, those arrows were appreciated by almost 5,000 athletes trying to find their way around Southwood in one of the four races of the 38th annual Turkey Trot.


Gulf Winds Track Club's 2013 Tallahassee Turkey TrotAfter the one-mile fun run at 8:00 AM, the three longer races--15K, 10K, and 5K--all started at 8:30 from the same starting line on Esplanade Way. In the feature event, the 15K, Josh Seitz set the early pace, leading Caleb Carmichael and five-time Turkey Trot champ Chris Lake. By halfway through the race Seitz, a volunteer assistant track coach at Florida State, was almost a minute ahead and going away, leaving Carmichael and Lake in a race for second. Seitz cruised through the second half of the Turkey Trot, winning the 9.3-mile run in 49:59, more than a quarter mile ahead of the next runner. Carmichael finished second in 51:30, with Lake third in 53:13. In fourth place at 55:05, Gary Droze was the first master runner in the race.
Sheryl Rosen and Seeley Gutierrez

On the women's side, Sheryl Rosen ran 57:11, her fastest Turkey Trot 15K yet, to win a second straight Turkey Trot women's title. It was the Tallahassee lawyer's fifth win at the 9.3-mile race in the last eight years. Behind Rosen, 2010 Turkey Trot champ Allison Eagen finished second in the women's standings with a 1:02:07, good for 17th overall. Adriana Piekarewicz was right behind Eagen, 18th overall in 1:02:22.


Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2013 Tallahassee Turkey Trot 15K
  1. 49:59 ~ Joshua Seitz (M, 24) Tallahassee, FLCaleb Carmichael
  2. 51:30 ~ Caleb Carmichael (M, 29) Pensacola, FL
  3. 53:13 ~ Chris Lake (M, 26) Tallahassee, FL
  4. 55:05 ~ Gary Droze (M, 52) Tallahassee, FL
  5. 55:55 ~ James Daughton (M, 18) Tallahassee, FL
  6. 56:30 ~ Tony Guillen (M, 44) Tallahassee, FL
  7. 56:55 ~ Jake Mazziotta (M, 15) Tallahassee, FL
  8. 57:05 ~ Bryce Van Dam (M, 26) Tallahassee, FL
  9. 58:56 ~ Drew Farrington (M, 26) Lansing, MI
  10. 59:18 ~ Jack McDermott (M, 44) Tallahassee, FL

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2013 Tallahassee Turkey Trot 15K
  1. 57:11 ~ Sheryl Rosen (F, 29) Tallahassee, FLAllison Eagen
  2. 62:07 ~ Allison Eagen (F, 34) Tallahassee, FL
  3. 62:22 ~ Adriana Piekarewicz (F, 25) Tallahassee, FL
  4. 64:20 ~ Amy Hines (F, 33) Tallahassee, FL
  5. 66:35 ~ Jillian Heddaeus (F, 30) Tallahassee, FL
  6. 66:55 ~ Kathy Andrews (F, 51) Tallahassee, FL
  7. 68:20 ~ Jane Johnson (F, 54) Tallahassee, FL
  8. 68:22 ~ Gail Nestor (F, 46) Smyrna, GA
  9. 68:35 ~ Caroline Willis (F, 14) Tallahassee, FL
  10. 70:42 ~ Jillienne Haglund (F, 28) Tallahassee, FL

Stanley LintonAlso picking up a second straight Turkey Trot win, Stanley Linton led the 10K from wire to wire, running 32:38. Linton was over a quarter mile ahead of runner-up Stephen Cox, who ran 34:06 for the 6.2-miles. USC Upstate distance runner Riley Doherty, back home for Thanksgiving, was third in 34:52. Tallahassee triathlete Seeley Gutierrez ran with Sheryl Rosen till the 10K course and 15K course separated, then Gutierrez ran alone to the 10K finish line to win the women's title in that race, placing eighth overall in 38:00. Renee Cox was the second woman finisher in the 10K, coming in ahead of Kate Harrison, 41:40 to 41:59.


Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2013 Tallahassee Turkey Trot 10K
  1. 32:38 ~ Stanley Linton (M, 20) Tallahassee, FL
  2. 34:06 ~ Stephen Cox (M, 30) Tallahassee, FL
  3. 34:52 ~ Riley Doherty (M, 21) Tallahassee, FL
  4. 35:03 ~ Zach Deveau (M, 26) Tallahassee, FL
  5. 35:09 ~ Nate Kaiser (M, 34) Tallahassee, FL
  6. 36:35 ~ Eric Godin (M, 29) Tallahassee, FL
  7. 37:46 ~ Brian Molen (M, 37) Tallahassee, FL
  8. 38:01 ~ Don Autore (M, 38) Tallahassee, FL
  9. 38:20 ~ Reikan Lin (M, 23) Tallahassee, FL
  10. 38:25 ~ Carl Nordhielm (M, 51) Tallahassee, FL

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2013 Tallahassee Turkey Trot 10KRenee Cox
  1. 38:00 ~ Seeley Gutierrez (F, 37) Tallahassee, FL
  2. 41:40 ~ Renee Cox (F, 26) Tallahassee, FL
  3. 41:59 ~ Kate Harrison (F, 21) Tallahassee, FL
  4. 42:41 ~ Katie Sherron (F, 32) Tallahassee, FL
  5. 43:16 ~ Shannon Colavecchio (F, 36) Tallahassee, FL
  6. 43:24 ~ Elisha Boggs (F, 36) Tallahassee, FL
  7. 43:52 ~ Mary Anne Grayson (F, 47) Thomasville, GA
  8. 44:03 ~ Christine Bayliss (F, 16) Danville, CA
  9. 44:11 ~ Andrea Duffy (F, 37) Monticello, FL
  10. 44:43 ~ Eleonore Buschinger (F, 24) Tallahassee, FL

Bill Clift, Remy Tamer, Kevin Sullivan, Peter Wood, and Stanley LintonWith the 15K, the 10K, and the 5K starting together, you'd expect the athletes in the shortest race up front. True to those expectations University of North Florida freshman Joseph Garcia, the early leader in the 5K, had everyone in the three races chasing him--more than 4,000 runners--as he raced up Shumard Oak Boulevard. Unfortunately for the Lincoln High alumnus, he was setting a pace he couldn't handle. Shortly after the mile mark, Kevin Sullivan of Capital City Runners passed Garcia, and that was the race. Sullivan went on to win the 3.1-mile race in 15:28, the fastest road 5K in Tallahassee this year. Remy Tamer and Peter Wood also overtook Garcia, finishing second and third in 15:56 and 16:24. Garcia was fourth in 16:28. Halfway through the 5K, Emily Ness of Capital City Runners led the women's competition in the race, with Lisa Johnson only four seconds back. Ness couldn't be caught, though, and beat Johnson for the title 18:36 to 18:45.


Top Ten Men, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2013 Tallahassee Turkey Trot 5K
  1. 15:28 ~ Kevin Sullivan (M, 39) Tallahassee, FLJoseph Garcia
  2. 15:56 ~ Remy Tamer (M, 24) Tallahassee, FL
  3. 16:24 ~ Peter Wood (M, 25) Tallahassee, FL
  4. 16:28 ~ Joseph Garcia (M, 18) Tallahassee, FL
  5. 16:30 ~ Bill Clift (M, 24) Tallahassee, FL
  6. 17:47 ~ Michael Martinez (M, 47) Tallahassee, FL
  7. 17:57 ~ Ryan Truchelut (M, 28) Tallahassee, FL
  8. 18:19 ~ Kevin Chin Shue (M, 21) Tallahassee, FL
  9. 18:25 ~ Josh Wallenfelsz (M, 14) Tallahassee, FL
  10. 18:30 ~ Evan Reynolds (M, 23) Chapel Hill, NC

Top Ten Women, Gulf Winds Track Club's 2013 Tallahassee Turkey Trot 5K
  1. 18:36 ~ Emily Ness (F, 23) Tallahassee, FLEmily Ness
  2. 18:45 ~ Lisa Johnson (F, 32) Tallahassee, FL
  3. 19:15 ~ Marci Gray (F, 39) Tallahassee, FL
  4. 19:58 ~ Michaela Ashley (F, 15) Panama City, FL
  5. 20:24 ~ Anna Busby (F, 23) Tallahassee, FL
  6. 21:17 ~ Vicky Droze (F, 38) Tallahassee, FL
  7. 21:31 ~ Jennifer Bayliss (F, 43) Danville, CA
  8. 22:39 ~ Sarah Williams (F, 46) Atlanta, GA
  9. 22:19 ~ Emily Molen (F, 12) Tallahassee, FL
  10. 22:44 ~ Emily Jensenius (F, 29) Tallahassee, FL

Wakulla High School cross-country teamAmong the volunteers on the course, the Wakulla High cross-country team staffed a water table out near the seven-mile mark of the 15K course. It wasn't part of the 10K course, so the Wakulla crew never got to see their alumnus, Stanley Linton, race by. Nevertheless, Linton trekked out there after the race to help his alma mater hand out water to 15K runners. Some run, some volunteer. A few do both.


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