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South Carolina runner’s gazette
A statewide informational, statistical, historical source for running and race information
Intended for all interested runners, forward this Gazette to your running friends
March-april 2011
gazette #38
volume 7 number 2
Edited by Cedric jaggers
Contact me at: [email protected]
Contents of this issue:
EDITORIAL
SC LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS OF THE YEAR
THE RE-MAKING OF A RUNNER
PALMETTO GRAND PRIX AWARDS
TOP 20 SOUTH CAROLINA RACES
25 LARGEST RACES 2010 CORRECTED
WAVE START CR BRIDGE RUN AWARDS INFO
11 RACES TO DO IN 2011
ROADS SCHOLAR GRANTS AVAILABLE
NEW BOSTON MARATHON PROCEDURES
2011 ALL COMPLETED SC RACES
from CJ
from Bill Marable, SC USATF Rep
from Terry Hamlin
from John Sneed
from Bill Marable, SC USATF Rep
from CJ
from Chuck Magera and CJ
from Active.Com
from Running USA
from BostonMarathon.org
compiled by CJ
FEATURE RACE APPLICATION
:
Converted to Word and inserted in the Gazette if anyone sends them in to be included:
(RACE DIRECTORS: SEND A WORD FORMAT COPY OF YOUR RACE APP FOR FREE
INCLUSION) Note: (Graphics don’t always copy properly as you may see)
SHAMROCK SHUFFLE 5K
March 12, 2011
Rock Hill
CATCH THE LERECHAUN 5K
March 17, 2011
Mt Pleasant
COME SEE ME 5K
April 9, 2011
Rock Hill
RACE WINNERS/FINISHERS LISTS FOR UPCOMING RACES March and April races
compiled by Race Directors, the editor and other interested parties
Editorial intent: To have the winners names and times and finisher numbers for every race held in South Carolina
MARCH FOR MEALS 5K
REEDY RIVER RUN 10K 5K
ST PATRICK‟S 4 MILE
FLOWERTOWN FESTIVAL 10K 5K
ZEBRAS DO EXIST 5K
SHAMROCK SHUFFLE
CATCH THE LEPRECHAUN 5K
BEAUFORT TWILIGHT RUN 8K 5K
GET TO THE GREEN 5K
LITTLE RIVER BRIDGE RUN 8K
MILLIKEN EARTH RUN 5K CROSS COUNTRY
March 5
March 5
March 12
March 12
March 12
March 12
March 17
March 19
March 19
March 19
March 19
Columbia
Greenville
Pawley‟s Island
Summerville
Roebuck
Rock Hill
Mt Pleasant
Beaufort
Columbia
Laurens
Spartanburg
FURMAN 5K CROSS COUNTRY
RACE TO ROCK PRESIDENTIAL 5K
HEALTHY CAPITAL 5K
LITTLE RIVER BRIDGE RUN 8K
WALHALLA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 5K
COOPER RIVER BRIDGE RUN 10K
FUN SUN RUN 10K 5K
RUN FOR YOUR LIFE 5K
CLINIC CLASSIC 10K 5K
CHICK FIL-A VIMM CHALLENGE 5K
iFIVE5 5K
EARTH FARE 8K TRAIL RUN
EARTH RUN HALF MARATHON
ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK 5K
GREENWOOD MEDICINE CHASE 5K
STRIPED BASS FESTIVAL 10K 5K
ROSE FESTIVAL 12K 5K
RICE RUN 5K
March 20
March 26
March 26
March 26
March 26
April 2
April 9
April 9
April 16
April 16
April 21
April 23
April 23
April 23
April 30
April 30
April 30
April 30
UPCOMING RACES
lists from various sources
E-MAILS TO THE EDITOR
Wanted and welcome
ABOUT THE SC RUNNER‟S GAZETTE
Greenville
Clemson
Columbia
Laurens
Walhalla
Charleston
Murrells Inlet
Newberry
Camden
Seneca
Charleston
Columbia
Greer
Winnsboro
Greenwood
Manning
Orangeburg
Walterboro
Interesting and appreciated, thanks
What it is, why, getting back issues,
how to drop out etc.
COOPER RIVER BRIDGE RUN BOOK INFO
from David Quick‟s Blog
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Editorial
cedric Jaggers
Keep those cards and letters coming – or should I say keep those old paper race results coming. Thank
you Grant White and Mark Bedenbaugh! Both of them sent me some and old results are like old friends; it is
always great to see them again. For race results it is especially fun when you ran some of them. For example
the Save The Heart 5k which Grant sent us. There were Kathy and my names and times right there in the
results and neither of us could remember the race. The results didn‟t have the City and State on them, but they
did have the date, so we went to our old running logs and found out that it was in Lancaster, SC. Then we sort
of remembered it. Funny how memory works.
Terry Hamlin sent in an article every runner should read. Some of you know Terry and know that he
was seriously injured in an accident which led to the loss of a leg. Kathy and I have known Terry for years: in
fact for as far back as when Kathy began running in the late 1970s as he was President of the Charleston
Running Club when we joined it in 1978. We used to go to the Complete Runner store in Mt Pleasant (Terry
was co-owner along with Bob Schlau and Butch Cody if memory serves me) and get excellent advice on
running shoes and gear. One of Kathy‟s early running goals was to win an award at the Women‟s Distance
Classic 3 mile which Terry had started in 1979, one of the first women‟s only races that I know about. Awards
went to the top 10 finishers only.
I remember that Terry had laboriously measured that course with a steel tape (and if you think that is
easy or fun, get him to tell you about it). Finally at the fifth running in 1983 Kathy ran a P.R. 20:58 to take 10th
place and finally win the award she wanted so badly. I compiled the results for Terry that year and sent them to
RACING SOUTH (predecessor of RUNNING JOURNAL) and the complete results are in my SC Races
Database (and yes I have sent out just over a dozen copies, your copy is still waiting for you if you e-mail me
and ask for it).
But I digress. Terry was the guy Dr. Marcus Newberry went to (both of them were working for MUSC
at the time) when he starting thinking about creating a race over the Cooper River Bridge. Terry measured the
course for the first Bridge Run. As I hope all of you know by now, I‟ve written a book about the history of the
Cooper River Bridge Run. It‟s being edited by the publisher as I write this so I don‟t know what will get cut out
(they need to cut it down from my 389 page manuscript to 250 pages due to size and cost considerations) so I
hope that the article Terry wrote for me (back in ‟84 for the Charleston Running club newsletter when I was
editing it) will appear uncut. Here is a little excerpt to whet your appetite and show you how influential Terry
was:
THE FIRST BRIDGE RUN
Terry Hamlin
Originally appeared in the March-April 1984 LOW COUNTRY RUNNER
The first Cooper River Bridge Run came about as a result originally of a
collaboration between Dr. Marc Newberry and me. One day he came to my lab and said “I
have an idea about a race. A race over the bridge.” He came to me because he knew I was
a runner and I was President of the Charleston Running Club at the time. I was working
in clinical chemistry at the Medical University.
Marc wanted to have MUSC and the CRC tie together the community fitness concept, so
to speak, and thought a run across the bridge was a good way to publicize the concept. I
said “Great, I‟ve thought about that too, but there are a lot of problems.” We hashed
the ideas and problems out.
We decided more people needed to be involved, so we formed a committee which
included Roy Hill, Keith Hamilton, Brian Smith and others. We decided on a date, the
first week in April, and met every week at the Medical University for about two and a
half months before the race.
I also interviewed Dr. Newberry for the book and here is an excerpt of what he said:
AN INTERVIEW WITH DR. MARCUS NEWBERRY founder of the Cooper River Bridge Run
Telephone interview with Cedric Jaggers on July 31, 2010
CJ Will you tell us how the Bridge Run came about? Charleston area people have heard
you visited a track built by Bonne Bell Cosmetics to encourage their employees to run and
wanted to do something to encourage fitness in Charleston.
MARC I thought if a cosmetics company can do that for its employees, then MUSC
should try to do it in spades and do it for all the people in the community all around
us. Terry Hamlin also worked at MUSC and he was the President of the Charleston Running
Club at the time. He gave me some advice on running.
Enough from the book; Terry was also always the runner I wanted to catch and never did. One year
when I was in probably my best shape, I came within about 3 feet of him (from behind) as we approached the
first span of the Bridge. I felt great and thought, hey maybe this is the year and I should surge and blow past
him. Thank goodness I made myself think again about that bad idea (those of you who know me know I‟m a
terrible uphill runner), and sure enough Terry pulled away from me going up and probably finished a minute or
more ahead of me. He never knew I was there that day, nor that he served as an inspiration for me even though
I could never catch him.
Terry told me he finished 36th in the first Cooper River Bridge Run (he ran 37:20) after having helped
with registration right up until almost the moment the race started. He was 11th in the 1979 race, and he ran
35:41 in the 1981 Bridge Run. I know Terry ran 3:02:40 at the first Island Marathon (now the Kiawah Island
Marathon) also remember, but not the time, when he was well under 3 hours in the marathon, maybe before and
at Boston? Terry was inducted into the Cooper River Bridge Run Hall of Fame in 2003. Anyway, I just wanted
you to know that Terry was a very good runner and I think he has a lot to say to runners. Terry told me he plans
to run the Bridge Run this year and I look forward to seeing him there.
Do you have races you hate to miss? For me the Charlie Post Classic tops that list. Lately it seems like
some kind of illness or surgery has made it impossible for us to make it down to the low country for the race.
Charlie was a friend of mine and I still miss him and think of him often. I remember when Kathy and I bought
a new ‟83 RX-7 how interested he was in the changes since he had a ‟79 model.
Back in the day, he helped me recover from every one of the marathons I ran (except the first one which
was before he moved to Charleston.) Charlie also helped hundreds of other runners. He had a way of being
able to diagnose running problems and could put his finger, sometimes literally, right on the problem. He put
on a free medical clinic at the College of Charleston where he was team physician, and I was waiting there to
see him the night of his accident. I walked over to his house on George Street when he didn‟t show up, and
knocked on his door. No answer. I found out the reason when I got home and I was horrified, but more on that
later.
Charlie also became Kathy and my family doctor as well as our friend. You can probably blame (or
credit) Charlie with getting me interested in keeping up with complete race results. I recall watching him toss
all the finish line cards, Chronomix timer tape, and the award winners list (which I had already copied) into the
burning trash barrel at Brittlebank Park after his first „Family Practice Fitness Race‟ in 1980 (the 5k and 15k
races that were taken over by the Charleston Running Club and renamed the Charlie Post Classic after Charlie‟s
accident). I told him he should have compiled complete results and that since we couldn‟t do it because all the
information was burning, that I would do the results for him in his races from then on.
If you need a good laugh, look at the 1981 and 1982 results in the Charlie Post Classic folder (and try to
read my chicken scratch handwriting) in the SC Races Database disk (okay, only a dozen or so of you have a
copy of that disk, but hey, I offered it to all of you so you could open it up now and look at it – and the offer still
stands. If you want a copy of the disk, e-mail me with your request and address and I‟ll mail it to you). The
1983 results look a bit better since I typed them instead of hand writing them. I was glad when the very early
computer programs came along and the results were computer sorted and printed for 1984. I remember going to
a party at Charlie‟s house and lending him my VCR tape (I had just bought my first one specifically to record
the Olympic running events) of the Olympics. Never got it back due to his untimely death, but needless to say
that doesn‟t matter.
Wow, I ramble on. Anyway, this year I had melanoma cancer surgery on my ear, had the stitches taken
out the Monday before the race and still have some inflammation today January 29th as I sit here typing this at
9:15 A.M. instead of being on Sullivan‟s Island running the Charlie Post Classic as I would like to be.
I remember the horror when I heard about his accident when he was training for the Iron Man Triathlon
and some jerk had parked their van in the bike lane on the Isle of Palms and Charlie had come around a (blind)
corner head down and ran head on into that van illegally parked there. His neck was broken instantly, he was a
quadriplegic, and complications from the injury led to his death several years later.
If we could, we would run (or in Kathy‟s case walk it due to her M.S.) the Charlie Post race every year.
Charlie was our friend and we miss him. I hope he is never forgotten.
Kathy and I went into the Bi-Lo grocery store today to pick up some apples and bananas and just inside
the door was a stand with an advertisement and applications for the upcoming Cooper River Bridge Run. I was
surprised that there was only one left. Maybe that is a good sign for the race.
Some publicity has finally been released on my Bridge Run book. If you are interested (and I really
hope a lot of you are) it is at the end of this newsletter. Since my publisher said I could make side deals, I‟ll
make this offer. If you prefer to get it directly from me and get it an autographed copy, send me an e-mail and
we can make the arrangements.
Larry Hamilton sent me a letter the other day. For those of you who don‟t know Larry, he has written
the Running Column in the State Newspaper in Columbia for years. We‟ve known him since way back at the
scene of the crime, and I love to remind him about the year when he was Race Director for the Governor‟s Cup
races and started the race EARLY while Kathy and I were inside (separate) Port-A-Lets. It wasn‟t too funny at
the time since we were both in great shape and had to pass hundreds of people and ran much slower than we
would have, but now it seems pretty funny. Time gives us perspective on things, and hopefully some maturity
and the ability to laugh as well.
Anyway, Larry became the first official purchaser of the book as he sent me a check (which I will not
cash until I mail him a copy of the book) for the cover price and estimated postage. Thank you Larry. The
letter was very nice and it is one which I will keep, and will not reproduce in the Gazette.
Publicizing a book can take a lot of time and I hope it turns out to be fun. I used to take a printed precurser to some of the appendix charts which appear in the book by the Channel 5 television station for Warren
Peper to use during his live broadcasts of the race. He now has a program on a cable channel in Charleston and
invited me to appear on his program. We are supposed to go to Charleston for filming on March 23, and that
should be interesting. I have told the publishers that I will do book signings at the Cooper River Bridge Run
Expo on the Thursday and Friday afternoons before the race. They also have all the authors who have been
published by Evening Post Books to appear at a book fair in Columbia in May. In April I‟m going to speak at a
Charleston Running Club meeting. I would be glad to do the same for any running clubs in the state if any
clubs are interested.
I know my book will never be a bestseller, but I sure hope that everyone who has ever run or considered
running or walking the Bridge Run will seriously consider buying a copy. After Evening Post Books agreed to
publish the book they wanted to include a picture in every chapter. I went through all the newspaper articles
and recommended which picture I thought they should use.
I know that Jason Leslie, who was assigned to edit the book, spent an entire day (maybe more) going
through the hundreds of boxes of photos (each with hundreds of photos by different newspaper photographers)
to find the photos for each year. I think when you see the pictures in each chapter you will agree that he did a
great job. The cover photo gives you a feeling for what a fabulous job he did.
There is one picture I was really glad Jason found and included. That is the spectacular aerial photo of
the bridge in 1986. So what, you say? If you remember that race you know how fog enshrouded the bridge and
caused a wreck which blocked the bridge and delayed the race. The photo shows the bridge covered with fog
and it is spectacular. Dare I say that some people may buy the book just for the photos? Hey, nobody ever buys
a book or magazine just for pictures do they Mr. Hefner?
Okay, I‟ve pushed enough to try to get you to buy my book, but if I don‟t do it who will? After
spending a year to write it and months, proof reading and worrying about it coming out, Kathy and I proof the
final pages of the final lay out and sent it back late Saturday night. Now it is supposed to go to the printer to
actually be published. I don‟t know how much of my 389 page manuscript has been cut out. Guess I‟ll find out
when we get a copy of the actual book which is supposed to be about the middle of the month. I can‟t wait and
I hope you can‟t either. *Flash.* Got the final 278 page proof draft today and just finished finding the last of
the errors and e-mailed it back to the publisher. They said they would take it to the printer tomorrow. Finally!
February 28, 2011. Let me hear from you. Cedric
------------------------------------------------------------- --------- ----GREENVILLE TRACK CLUB IN USATF NATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY
Thanks to Dave Geer for letting us know that The Greenville TC had three teams at the USATF National Club
Cross Country Championships in Charlotte on December 10, 2010. The results are on the USATF website and
you can link to them here:
http://www.usatf.org/events/2010/USATFClubXCChampionships/results/mastermen.asp#Team_Scores
------------------------------------------------------------- --------- ----USATF SOUTH CAROLINA LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS OF THE YEAR
Bill Marable, USATF State Record Keeper
Neville Miller and Kristi Arledge have been chosen South Carolina Long Distance Runners of the Year by USA
Track and Field for 2010. Also chosen were outstanding masters competitors, George Luke and Susi Smith.
Neville Miller photo from David Quick‟s blog
Winning 21 of 25 races, Neville Miller dominated the Lowcountry running scene. Originally from St. Louis, he
went to the University of Missouri, where he walked on the track team and earned All-America honors as a
middle distance runner. He has personal bests of 1:47.08 for 800 meters and 3:45.24 for 1500 meters along
with competing in the 2008 US Olympic Trials in the 800. In 2006, he graduated from college with dual
degrees in atmospheric science and communications. In July 2008, he joined WCIV-TV in Charleston as a
weekend meteorologist and began running road races. His best wins came at the Rice Run 5K in 15:12 and at
Charleston‟s Race for the Cure 5K in 15:06. The 28 year old Mt. Pleasant resident ran well in the big races,
placing 24th at the Cooper River Bridge Run 10K in 31:29 and being the runner-up at the Turkey Day 5K in
15:05. The year was also important as he got married to a former Missouri track athlete. He was selected for
this award over Eric Ashton, Wallace Campbell, Jon Stoehr and Karl Walsh.
With her 40th birthday coming up in 2010 and the goal of a sub 3 hour marathon, Kristi Arledge really dedicated
herself to running, and it paid off. The Simpsonville resident won 4 of 8 state races, including 2 of 3 half
marathons, winning Greer Earth Day in 1:23:01, iRecycle in 1:26:36 and finishing runner-up at Runfest in
1:24:17. Two of those races came after a car accident in which she suffered arm and knee injuries. The best
victory for the mother of two came in the Green Valley Road Race 10 Mile clocking 1:02:36. She finished an
impressive second at the Reedy River run 10K in 37:49 and third at the Run Downtown 5K in 18:39. On the
marathon front, she accomplished her goal at the end of 2009 and then ran another in 2:58:52 the following
year, in winning the Tobacco Road Marathon in Cary, NC. She is employed at a local YMCA as a group fitness
trainer. In winning this award, she beat out Anne Wyman Cipolla, Anne Clinton, Sara Powell and Caitlin
Ranson.
Setting three state records, George Luke won his age group in all 19 races he competed in. Having turned 70 in
March, he had his best performances in five years after having taken up running way back in 1978. The
Syracuse, NY native established 70-74 age group records for 5K at the Spring Water Festival in 20:24, 8K at
the Sunrise Run in 34:23 and 10K at the Reedy River Run in 43:47. The father of four and grandfather of ten
also ran a fast downhill 12K of 51:59 at Ray Tanner‟s Home Run. He and his wife moved to Greenville in 2002
from New Jersey, when he retired from his career as a research chemist. The other contenders for this award
were Eric Ashton, Chris Giordanelli, Tom Mather and Bob Schlau.
A 30 year running veteran Susi Smith had one of her best years, winning her age group in all 14 races she
entered. Upon turning 50 at the end of 2009, she started coming on strong after several years of battling
injuries. The Greenvillian had impressive age group wins at the Cooper River Bridge Run 10K in 39:55, the
Reedy River Run 10K in 40:47, the Run Downtown 5K in 19:45 and the Runfest Half Marathon in 1:29:04.
During the year, she was the top masters in eight events and scored an overall win at the Governor‟s Cup 8K in
32:46. A mother of three and grandmother of one, she set a 50-54 age group state record of 1:06:51 for 10
miles at the Green Valley Road Race. She is the Executive Director of Communities in Schools of Greenville
County, which is a non-profit that helps young people successfully learn, stay in school and prepare for life.
After appearing on the cover of a local fitness magazine, she has gotten into coaching other women runners.
She won this award over Kristi Arledge, Dian Ford, Sarah McClean and Lisa Tolley.
A runner must be a resident of the state and a United States citizen to be eligible for this award. Only distance
events in South Carolina are considered.
VOTING RESULTS
MALE
Neville Miller
Eric Ashton
Jon Stoehr
Wallace Campbell
Karl Walsh
56
7
7
6
4
FEMALE
Kristi Arledge
Anne Clinton
Anne Wyman Cipolla
Caitlin Ranson
36
31
7
4
MALE MASTERS
George Luke
Eric Ashton
Tom Mather
Chris Giordanelli
Bob Schlau
43
18
10
6
2
FEMALE MASTERS
Susi Smith
Dian Ford
Kristi Arledge
Lisa Tolley
Sarah McClean
35
20
17
4
1
SOUTH CAROLINA RUNNERS OF THE YEAR
MALE
1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 -
David Branch, Travelers Rest
Jeff Wentworth, Columbia
Dave Geer, Clemson
Rob Devlin, Columbia
Rob Devlin, Columbia
Steve Kartalia, Pendleton
Steve Kartalia, Pendleton
Eric Ashton, Columbia
Selwyn Blake, Columbia
Eric Ashton, Mt. Pleasant
Eric Ashton, Mt. Pleasant
Orinthal Striggles, Columbia
Orinthal Striggles, Elgin
Neville Miller, Mt. Pleasant
FEMALE
1986 - Marcia Mansur, Columbia
1987 - Nancy Grayson, Columbia
1991 - Maggie Kraft, Columbia
1992 - Maggie Kraft, Columbia
1993 - Kathy Kanes, Charleston
1994 - Kathy Kanes, Columbia
1995 - Mary Ellen Kelly, Columbia
1998 - Tracy Center, Greenville
1999 - Janice Addison, Columbia
2004 - Anne Wyman Cipolla, Charleston
2005 - Donna Anderson, Pawleys Island
2006 - Maggie Chan-Roper, Shaw AFB
2007 - Amanda Cannon, Fountain Inn
2008 - Maggie Chan-Roper, Shaw AFB
2009 - Sopagna Eap, Johns Island
2010 - Kristi Arledge, Simpsonville
MALE MASTERS
1986 - Michael McGuiness, West Columbia
1987 - Lansing Brewer, Camden
1988 - Bob Schlau, Charleston
1991 - Gerry Carner, Clemson
1993 - Bob Schalu, Charleston
1995 - Dave Geer, Clemson
1996 - Mark Friedrich, Isle of Palms
1998 - Gerry Carner, Clemson
1999 - Dave Geer, Clemson
2000 - Ervin Reid, Campobello
2001 - Avery Goode, Jr., Rock Hill
2002 - Ervin Reid, Campobello
2003 - Steve Annan, Mt. Pleasant
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
-
Gerry Carner, Clemson
Tom Mather, Mt. Pleasant
Steve Annan, Mt. Pleasant
Ed Hughes, Greenville
George Luke, Greenville
FEMALE MASTERS
1986 - Margaret Wright, Folly Beach
1987 - Margaret Wright, Folly Beach
1988 - Gail Bailey, Charleston
1989 - Libby Neely, Fort Mill
1990 - Pat Rhode, Walterboro
1992 - Catherine Lempesis, Columbia
1994 - Nonie Hudnall, Spartanburg
1995 - Dian Ford, Piedmont
1997 - Nonie Hudnall, Spartanburg
1998 - Betty Ryberg, Aiken
1999 - Marge Hoffman, Salem
2007 - Donna Anderson, Pawleys Island
2008 - Lisa Tolley, Seneca
2010 - Susi Smith, Greenville
VOTERS
Janice Addison, Columbia
Donna Anderson, Pawleys Island
Nancy Anderson, Spartanburg
Steve Annan, Mt. Pleasant
Kristi Arledge, Simpsonville
Tim Arthurs, Myrtle Beach
Bill Beckwith, Central
Mark Bedenbaugh, West Columbia
Anne Boone, Hollywood
William Boulter, Charleston
Ed Brinkley, Charleston
Anne Brooks, Salem
Gerry Carner, Clemson
Mike Chodnicki, Summerville
Anne Wyman Cipolla, Charleston
Lonnie Collins, Gilbert
Woody Cornwell, Newberry
Adrian Craven, Greenville
Nancy Curry, Mt. Pleasant
Jeremy Davis, Greenville
Tami Dennis, Isle of Palms
Jason Dimery, Lexington
Pam Drafts, Beaufort
Arnold Floyd, Hartsville
Dian Ford, Piedmont
Mark Friedrich, Isle of Palms
Guenter Full, Simpsonville
Dennis Funk, Greer
Dave Geer, Clemson
Philippe Giguere, Simpsonville
Chris Giordanelli, Simpsonville
Lyn Hammond, Charleston
Jan Hardwick, Dillon
Debbie Heaton, Taylors
John Heberger, Greer
Chris Hicks, Florence
Marge Hoffman, Greenwood
Nonie Hudnall, Spartanburg
Earl Jackson, Rock Hill
Cedric Jaggers, Rock Hill
Brian Johnson, Mt. Pleasant
Emily Johnson, Mt. Pleasant
Karl Johnson, Spartanburg
Dan Kelly, Columbia
Cherry Kent, Belton
Christopher Kling, Summerville
Patricia Kotila, Johns Island
Catherine Lempesis, Irmo
Bill Linder, Columbia
Patt Loggins, Charleston
George Luke, Greenville
Terrie Marie Mahoney, Okatie
Franklin Mason, Mullins
Mary Mauldin, Charleston
George Meyer, Wellford
Clyde Mizzell, Charleston
Kevin Mosteller, Greenville
Joan Mulvihill, Charleston
Shawn Nettles, Walterboro
Lisa Powell, Columbia
David Quick, Mt. Pleasant
Susan Rogers, Spartanburg
Shirley Smith, Easley
Susi Smith, Greenville
John Sneed, Mt. Pleasant
Tim Stewart, Simpsonville
Jon Stoehr, Greer
Stephen Sykes, Spartanburg
Thomas Tapp, Columbia
Andy Tedesco, Mt. Pleasant
Ryan Thompson, Charleston
Billy Tisdale, Sumter
Jack Todd, Spartanburg
Lisa Tolley, Seneca
Jay Upchurch, James Island
Judy Walls, Piedmont
Melissa Watson, Columbia
Kimberly Westbury, Greenville
Matthew Whitis, Columbia
Janice Wilkins, Greenville
------------------------------------------------------------- --------- ---THE RE-MAKING OF A RUNNER Terry Hamlin
As a runner for forty-seven years, the thought of losing my ability to run, or even walk without aid, was
a nightmare that had only manifested itself in my sleep until September 18, 2009. On that morning, my life
changed forever.
I was hunting, as I had hundreds of times since I was a child. On that day, however, a piece of
equipment I trusted, failed. I fell from my treestand and my left leg and ankle and foot was shattered. I suffered
multiple compound fractures of my leg, my ankle was crushed and my heel was destroyed. Doctors did the best
they could over the next six months to repair the damage, but a full recovery was not to be. The choice I faced
was to live my life as a cripple and in debilitating pain, or to make a decision I would not wish on anyone. Life
as a cripple, (and I don‟t like the word, but that is what I was at the time), was something I could not bear. In
order to improve the quality of my life, and become as close to what I was before the injury as possible,
amputation was necessary. My wife cried and anguished when I told her of my options and decision. My
doctors, however, told me I was making the right choice. I researched my options thoroughly, talked to several
orthopedic surgeons, my family physician, fellow amputees and prayed constantly for the answer to my
dilemma.
Removing a limb for any reason is not to be taken lightly. I knew, however, that through my research
and consultations, I had no other choice to get back to “Terry”. Chronic pain and lack of mobility is a life
shortening situation, to say nothing of the terrible decrease in one‟s quality of life. I was then referred to an
orthopedic surgeon specializing in the Ertyl Procedure amputation method. This operation involves bolting the
tibia and fibula together, and creating a bone „bridge‟ between the two, to make for a much stronger residual
limb that can take the punishment of high activity athletes and individuals. Next, I was sent to Floyd Brace
Company for a consultation.
This company is what I credit my astounding recovery to. Of course, my faith in God is my core, but we
have to act and take action to fulfill the plan for our life. I went to talk with the owner, Larry Wiley, and his
great staff. The company is manned by highly trained prosthetists like Larry and his business partner and coowner, Maurice Johnson. I had numerous questions, and even more fears. My question were answered, and
most of my fears alleviated after talking with Larry and Ricky Miller, a technician and himself a below the knee
amputee. Ricky was very helpful, having firsthand experience what an amputee can expect, and the day to day
issues that arise with care of the limb and regaining movement. I also talked with amputee runners Richard
Blalock and Jeff Nolan. They had been able to resume their running lives as a result of this procedure and this
great help. After hearing how their lives improved after amputation, I was settled in my mind.
To remove a limb is an incredibly difficult decision and a strange mental process, to say the least. One
of the main concerns I had was what type of person would emerge from this operation. After all, I had my leg
for fifty-eight years, and had been a pretty fast runner in my day. Also, how would things like post traumatic
stress, which was full blown out of control in me already, be handled? There were so many variables, so many
risks, but such a great chance at a new lease in life to be considered. And there was another huge piece to this
puzzle to be considered.
My sweet wife did not take the news well. She is a person I would give my life for, and she feels the
same. Was it going to be fair to her? After all, I was going to be down and out for a long time. Dolly had
already spent seven months as my caretaker. I was working, but in terrible suffering, which I seldom shared
with anyone other than Dolly, to be alleviated. She wanted my pain to be removed, but was fully aware of the
risks of this surgery. It turns out, her fears were well founded. I had the surgery on May 21st. I developed a
serious infection which was not recognized quickly enough, and suffered a fall, which blew the leg open. Back
to the hospital for another operation.
After the operation, I was finally discharged, but it was not recognized that I had developed clots in both
my good and residual leg. I got home and the next day had trouble breathing. Back to the ER. Dr. Kelly, the ER
physician, said he had never seen someone survive the passing of clots this size through the heart to the lungs.
He said all those years of running literally saved my life. He said my heart was incredibly strong, and my
arteries and veins were huge from all that training. A „normal‟ person would be on the way to the morgue. I
made it though, and in August, Floyd Brace went into action.
First, a little about the company. Floyd Brace was started in 1942 by Wilbur Floyd, a Navy veteran who
had seen the effects of war, polio, trauma and other diseases on mobility and the quality of life of those who
suffered these terribly sad conditions. Unbelievably, the company is still working with some of those first
patients. They were children in 1942, and are now elderly, but walking, thanks to this compassionate company.
Today, the company is run by Larry Wiley and Maurice Johnson, both initially trained in the military
and then at Northwestern University. The staff of Larry, Ricky, Maurice, Josh and all their wonderful
colleagues are emotionally and physically invested in the health of their patients. Ricky takes great pride in his
work, and enjoys customizing sockets with a bit of the personality of the user. They make camo sockets, nascar
arms, and I have even seen a largemouth bass leg socket made for an avid fisherman. My socket is the flag of
my dearly loved United States. They have seen fit to create the Phoenix Athletes: teams of runners, basketball
players, triathletes and other sports enthusiasts, and support the concepts of „can do‟ among mobility impaired
individuals. Floyd Brace has helped thousands of patients over the years, but each one is the most important one
to them.
As the Founder of the Charleston Running Club, the co- founder of The Cooper River Bridge Run,
veteran of countless road races and a man who has logged more miles than most, I could not bear the thought of
losing my sport and pastime. But, with the help of this great, compassionate company and its supportive staff, I
have taken my first running steps again, seen the addition of an Amputee Team Division for the Bridge Run,
and was recently asked to become a Phoenix Athlete. As far as I am concerned, they have re-made this runner,
and I am blessed.
------------------------------------------------------------- --------- ----PALMETTO GRAND PRIX AWARDS John Sneed
The Awards Lunch for the 2010 Palmetto Grand Prix, PGP, was held in Columbia, SC,
Saturday 29 January. For those of you who are not familiar with the PGP, here's a brief
description. The PGP is an annual series of running races of differing lengths held in
various cities and towns across the state. It is sponsored and directed by Strictly Running
of Columbia. Participants compete by running the races and earning points, depending on
their finish position in each race, which are totaled at the end of the year to determine
division winners. There are male and female divisions in the following age groups: Open,
up to age 39; Masters, age 40 to 49; Grand Masters, 50 to 59; Senior Masters, 60 to 69;
and, Veteran Masters, 70 and up. The top three point earners in each division receive
awards.
In 2010 sixty-two races from 5K to 1/2 marathon in distance were on the schedule for
runners to choose from. At least six races must be completed to be eligible for awards
and only a runner's best 21 races count. Bonus points are given for runners completing
more than 21 races, setting a state record, and/or for double point races. More on the
PGP and Strictly Running can be found at: http://www.strictlyrunning.com/index8.asp
While each race has its own challenges and rewards, the PGP adds to that by the additional
challenge of the series. It also has the advantage that it rewards more than just speed, as
persistence and determination are also factors, i.e. the fastest runners do not necessarily
win the series.
We had a great year! Nancee completed 27 PGP races and earned enough points to
qualifying her for 1st Place Female Grand Masters. John completed 28 PGP races and
scored well enough for 2nd Place Male Grand Masters. We really enjoyed the series
and the fellowship of the like-minded folks who chase PGP points all over the state.
The award lunch was fun and the series sponsor, Strictly Running, was very generous with
the goodies. Rewards for the year's efforts included: complementary registration fee for
the Red Nose Race of our choice, (5K & 10K held in Columbia the morning of the awards);
a pair of running shoes of our choice or a $100 gift certificate; certificates of achievement;
personalized plaques; and the awards lunch at Harper's Restaurant where we were allowed
to bring guests, Strictly Running picking up the tab. John's youngest daughter, Elizabeth
(Beth) and her husband Chris attended.
One of the highlights of the awards was the presentation of a plaque, from the runners, to
the Palmetto Grand Prix Director, Selwyn Blake, in recognition and appreciation of his hard
work on the Grand Prix. John had the privilege of making the presentation.
Following are a few pictures with notes from the Red Nose Races and the PGP awards lunch.
We look forward to running in Grand Prix races in 2011 and seeing all our "point chaser" friends
on the road.
Keep in touch,
John and Nancee
Red Nose 5K Run t-shirt art and 1st Place Age Group medals won by John & Nancee.
Red Nose 5K start line a couple of minutes before gun time start. Angel was Open Division
Champion in the 2010 Palmetto Grand Prix. Close to start time John will get a couple of rows back
to allow the faster runners, like Angel, have a clean start.
Nearing the finish line. It was chilly, but not bad at about 40 degrees. Once you start running,
40 degrees feels good. There were 289 finishers in the 5K race and 214 in the 10K.
Nancee near finish. Most runners don't, shall we say, look their best near the finish of a race.
If you strive to do your best, whatever pace that may be, racing is damn hard work!
Just a few more feet. If you meter your energy properly, a serious runner will reach the finish
line near exhaustion. For short races the recovery doesn't take long.
At Harper's Restaurant for the awards. From left to right: Beth White (John's youngest daughter),
Nancee, John, Gloria Floyd, Arnold Floyd, and Chris White (Beth's husband).
Plaque presented to Selwyn Blake, the Palmetto Grand Prix Director.
John presenting the plaque to Selwyn on behalf of the runners.
Mark Bedenbaugh, on right, of Strictly Running and 2010 PGP Masters Champion, looks on.
Selwyn and Mark are key folks in SC running. Many runners consider Strictly Running the best
thing going for runners in the state. Oh, we should mention that Selwyn holds at least six state
records, is in the Hall of Fame, and has been Runner of The Year a number of times.
Angel Manuel, 1st Open Division and Robbie McClendon, 2nd Open. Robbie scored more points
in the 2010 PGP than any other participant. His achievement is especially notable as his age puts
him in the Grand Masters Division but he scored enough points to have his choice of 1st Grand
Masters, 1st Masters, or 2nd Open. Only Angel outscored him in the Open Division. That's why
we call Robbie "The Man!".
Debbie Heaton, 1st Place Female Open Division, receives her awards.
Top lady PGP runners: Kristin Schmitz, 2nd Open Division; Debbie Heaton, 1st Open Division;
and, Amy McDonaugh, 3rd Open Division.
Daphne Capps, 2nd Female Senior Masters; E.K. Tolley-Beeson, 1st Senior Masters; and
Brigitte Smith, 3rd Senior Masters.
Geary McAlister, 3rd Masters Division, with Certificate of Achievement. In spite of missing
several months of racing at the end of the year due to an injury, Geary scored enough points
to move up from the Grand Masters Division. We are happy to report Geary is back to racing
and getting faster each week.
Sharon Cole, 3rd Masters, and Susan Rogers, 2nd Masters.
Drew "Hollywood" Walker, a Half Marathon fan and 1st Grand Masters, and John. Drew ran
77 races in 2010! Makes John look lazy with only 31. We don't know how Drew can still walk.
Kristin Schmitz with Carol Wallace, 2nd Place Grand Masters.
Two SC Road Runners Hall of Fame members, Gerry Carner and Judy Walls, both receiving
PGP awards at the event. Other Hall of Fame members in attendance include: Dian Ford,
E.K. Tolly-Beeson, Franklin "Doc" Mason, and Selwyn Blake.
Evelyn Tripp is flanked by her daughters Judy Walls and Dian Ford, on right. Evelyn is in the
SC Running Records book and recently set SC and National records for fastest ever 5K by a
lady, 95 to 100 years of age! Evelyn's descendants are rewriting the SC records book. A
quick count shows that she and her expanded family currently holds at least twenty state
records. Dian holds at least nine (the records book as posted at the Strictly Running web site
is not up to date), and has been SC Long Distance Runner of The Year a number of times.
That's one fast family!
Nineteen year old Tom Ford won the day's Red Nose 5K in 16:45 (5:24).
Franklin "Doc" Mason, 2nd Veteran Masters, with James "Jimmy" Adams, 1st Veteran Masters.
If you haven't seen it, there is a great article in The State newspaper about the Running Dentist at:
http://www.thestate.com/2011/02/12/1691015/dentist-has-feet-in-mind.html Jimmy and John have been running
races together for about 30 years. When he was a bit younger, Jimmy always won.
Three of the top Senior Masters in SC: John; Gerry Carner 1st Senior Masters; and Arnold Floyd,
2nd Senior Masters. All three were among the about eighty "top open and age group runners,
race directors, and other contributors to running in the state" chosen by the USA Track and Field
to vote for South Carolina's Long Distance Runner of the Year for 2010. Many of the day's award
participants were also in that select group. That recognition is an honor and voting is a privilege.
Drew Walker and Kristin Schmitz with Certificates of Achievement. Certificates read, in part, "In
Recognition of Athletic Achievement, This Award is Presented To ......."
Ginger Carner, Gerry's wife.
Nancee and John with the goodies.
Kristin and husband William Schmitz. Two fine young athletes. Bike, swim, run...... roads, trails,
you name, it they do it. They competed in over 60 events in 2010. In addition to Kristin's PGP
accomplishments, both were recognized as winners in several categories in the Tour de Columbia,
another popular running series, and related Columbia Running Club events.
Kristin and John. Kristen is just a little faster, but John typically goes out too fast, so they can
get an idea of how their races are going by where in the race Kristin passes John.
John and good friend Franklin "Doc" Mason. Doc wears his Veteran Master's medal from the
morning's Red Nose 10K Run. Doc has completed over 710 races, 120 of them have been
marathons, (26.2 miles), including 15 runs at Boston and 8 at New York City. Impressive for a
guy who didn't start running seriously until near age sixty!
John and Nancee enjoying the day. All those early morning get-ups, long drives, and races under
all types of conditions were worth it. The best part, of course, is the fellowship of like-minded
folks. Our experience has been that runners are among the finest and the nicest people one will
ever meet. Competitive runners, even though their looks may often belie it, are also some of the
toughest people around, mentally and physically.
A future champion athlete? Don't know, but do know she, like all the rest of us, was having fun!
See Ya! John & Nancee
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20 Top Races in South Carolina 2010
selected by Bill Marable, SC USATF Representative
Based on the overall competitiveness of the runners
(name of city and # of finishers added by Cedric Jaggers)
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RACE
COOPER RIVER BRIDGE RUN
TURKEY DAY
REEDY RIVER RUN
RUN DOWNTOWN 5K
HEART AND SOLE WOMEN‟S
KIAWAH ISLAND HALF MARATHON
CHARLESTON REINDEER RUN
RICE RUN 5K
MIDNIGHT FLIGHT 5K
SUNRISE RUN
RUNFEST HALF MARATHON
FIRECRACKER 5000
GREEN VALLEY ROAD RACE
GOVERNOR‟S CUP HALF MARA
CHARLIE POST CLASSIC 15K
SNOWMAN RUN
MIDNIGHT FLIGHT 10K
CHARLESTON RACE FOR CURE
PARIS MOUNTAIN ROAD RACE
MESSA 8K for H2O
DISTANCE
10K
5K
10K
5K
5M
13.1M
5K
5K
5K
8K
13.1M
5K
10M
13.1M
15K
8K
10K
5K
20K
8K
CITY
# FINISHERS
Charleston
33,057
Charleston
5,308
Greenville
1,290
Greenville
1,812
Columbia
448
Kiawah Island
2,542
Charleston
1,740
Walterboro
269
Anderson
1,020
Simpsonville
713
Greenville
1,304
Hilton Head
1,044
Greenville
230
Columbia
931
Sullivan‟s Island
187
Hopkins (Columbia)
172
Anderson
387
Charleston
3,070
Greenville
228
Folly Beach
200
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25 Largest races in South Carolina 2010 (Corrected)
compiled by Cedric Jaggers
editor SOUTH CAROLINA RUNNER’S GAZETTE, contributing editor RUNNING JOURNAL
(note: timed finishers only; estimates and guesses not included)
RACE
DISTANCE
CITY
# FINISHERS DIFFERENCE
1 COOPER RIVER BRIDGE RUN
10K
Charleston
33,057 + 1,627
2 TURKEY DAY
5K
Charleston
5,308 + 1,123
3 RACE FOR THE CURE
5K
Charleston
3,070 + 516
4 GHS SWAMP RABBIT
5K
Greenville
2,913 +1,307
5 MYRTLE BEACH MINI MARATHON 13.1M
Myrtle Beach
2,698
new
6 KIAWAH ISLAND HALF MARATHON 13.1M
Kiawah Island
2,542 - 146
7 REEDY RIVER 5K
5K
Greenville
2,069 - 36
8 BIGGEST LOSER 5K
5K
Myrtle Beach
1,925
new
9 GREENVILLE NEWS RUNDOWNTOWN 5K
Greenville
1,812 - 180
10 REINDEER RUN
5K
Charleston
1,740 + 464
11 GET TO THE GREEN
5K
Columbia
1,651 + 454
12 SPINX RUNFEST HALF MARA
13.1M
Greenville
1,304 + 1
13 REEDY RIVER RUN
10K
Greenville
1,290 - 136
14 CANDLELIGHT RUN FOR HOPE
5K
Greenville
1,286 - 505
15 SPINX RUNFEST 5K
5K
Greenville
1,099 + 271
16 FIRECRACKER 5000
5K
Hilton Head
1,044 + 77
17 MIDNIGHT FLIGHT
5K
Anderson
1,020 - 14
18 GOVERNOR‟S CUP HALF MARA
13.1M
Columbia
931 + 255
19 Caine Halter YMCA LUNGS4LIFE 5K
Greenville
927 + 370
20 PIGGLY WIGGLY TURKEY TROT 5K (uncert) Hilton Head
896 + 119
21 KIAWAH ISLAND MARATHON
26.2M
Kiawah Island
874 - 52
22 SUNRISE RUN
8K
Simpsonville
713 + 95
23 TREESGREENVILLE TURKEY DAY 8K
Greenville
705 + 78
24 PALMETTO HALF MARATHON
13.1m
Columbia
688
new
25 MYRTLE BEACH MARATHON 5K
5K
Myrtle Beach
673 - 49
Honorable mention: to take the total to 10% of the state‟s 451 races
26 MBGC TURKEY DAY
5K
Columbia
672 + 173
27 SLEIGH BELL TROT
5K (uncert) Irmo
647 + 89
28 MICHELIN MEMORIAL
5K (uncert) Greenville
642 + 357
29 GOVERNORS CUP 8K
8K
Columbia
612 + 123
30 SPINX RUNFEST MARATHON
26.2M
Greenville
604
nh
31 CHARLESTON BEACHATHON
4M (uncert) Folly Beach
586
new
32 RIVERFRONT FESTIVAL
13.1M
N Charleston
586
new
33 FURMAN 5K
5K (uncert) Greenville
581 + 113
34 RACE FOR THE CURE
5K
Greenville
571 - 51
35 JAMES ISLAND CONNECTOR
10K
Charleston
562 + 233
36 RAY TANNER THE HOME RUN
5K
Columbia
560 + 335
37 BEAUFORT SHRIMP FESTIVAL
5K
Beaufort
577 + 358
38 iFive
5K
Charleston
556 + 104
39 REINDEER RUN
5K
Anderson
542 + 119
40 COLUMBIA HALF MARATHON
3.1M
Columbia
535
new
41 CRAWDADDY DASH
5K
Columbia
533
na
42 COASTAL 5K
5K
Myrtle Beach
525
new
43 CRAWDADDY DASH
5K
Columbia
533
na
44 RUN FOR ADELA
5K (uncert) Sullivans Island
523
new
45 FLOWERTOWN FESTIVAL
5K
Summerville
492 + 54
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People have been asking me how the awards would work at the Bridge Run this year since it will be the
first time the race has used the Wave Start. I didn‟t know. So I went to Chuck Magera, the Charleston Running
Club representative on the Bridge Run Committee, and asked (e-mail is included in this Gazette), basically he
said that gun time would be used for award winners overall, and chip times for all non money age groups....
and that the awards ceremony will start around 10AM, but they will have the age group lists at the awards area
around 9:30...as usual, and they will only call the overall, masters, grand masters and Marcus Newberry awards
on the stage. They will also have new awards this year....laser etched acrylics in different sizes for overall, age
groups, and top 5%.
I also went to the Bridge Run website www.bridgerun.com and found this information:
Tell me about the Awards Ceremony
The Overall Awards will be presented as usual at the finish Line Festivities in Marion Square, at about 10 am. New this
year is the Chick-fil-A 'Top 100' award, which goes to the top 50 local Men and the top 50 local Women. A cutoff time for
men and women will be called, and the awards will be picked up at the nearby Chick-fil-A tent.
The Age Group Awards will immediately follow. Top 3 in each age-group will be called, plus a cutoff time for the top 5% in
the group. All Age-group awards will be picked up at the Running Club tent adjacent to the Stage. Age group awards go to
the top 5%, or the top 25 if there are more than 500 people in the group.
I think it will be interesting to see how it works out. I hope everything goes smoothly. CJ
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SAD NEWS ABOUT A WELL KNOWN RUNNER
Thanks to Dean Godwin for sending this obituary.
Charles E. Teseniar
February 22, 2011
Mr. Charles E. Teseniar
Augusta, GA – Entered into rest Tuesday, February 22, 2011, Mr. Charles E. Teseniar, 71, husband
of Nelida T. Teseniar.
Mr. Teseniar was a native of Petticoat Junction. He was a member of The Church of the Most Holy
Trinity. Mr. Teseniar served 20 years in the U.S. Air Force including one tour in Vietnam. He ran in 19
Marathons including 3 times in the famous Boston Marathon. He was known by his friends as ―The
Coach‖.
Family members in addition to his wife include sons: Thomas Teseniar (Kay) of Kelso, WA, Jeff
Teseniar (Madge) of Lexington ,SC, Mike Teseniar (Janet) of Watkinsville, GA; daughter; Kathy
Thompson (Neal) of North Augusta, SC; 9 grandchildren; 4 great grandchildren; sisters: Betty Grant
and Barbara Dovel.
A Funeral Mass will be held Monday, February 28, 2011 at 12:15 P.M. at Church of the Most Holy
Trinity with Rev. Michael Kavanaugh celebrant. Interment with full Military Honors will follow at
Pineview Memorial Gardens.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Church of the Most Holy Trinity, 811 Telfair
St., Augusta, GA 30901
.
The family will receive friends Sunday from 5:00 PM. to 7:00 P.M. at Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral
Directors, 214 Davis Rd., Augusta, GA 30907 (706) 364-8484. Please sign the guestbook at
www.thomaspoteet.com
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11 Running Events to Do in 2011
(Editor’s note; got this too late for the January issue. Now if they will just give us free entry
and free transportation and hotels we’ll all be there. CJ)
By Giselle Domdom
Active.com
Whether you're a newbie runner or a veteran road racer, make 2011 a memorable year for running. Cross
the finish line at one of these 11 events. Add them to your race calendar today.
2011 LIVESTRONG Austin Marathon and Half Marathon
Austin, Texas - February 20
Tour this beautiful Texas city on foot and cross the finish line in downtown Austin, where you'll enjoy a
music festival finish. Read More
 Register Today
2011 Charlotte Get Your Rear in Gear 5K Run/Walk
Charlotte, North Carolina - March 5
Help the Colon Cancer Coalition find a cure at one of these nationwide events. This ever-expanding series
will help you kick up your fitness for a great cause. Read More
 Register Today
Honda LA Marathon
Los Angeles, California - March 20
Take your feet flying through the City of Angels at this popular urban course, which now takes you from
Dodger Stadium to Santa Monica. Read More
 Register Today
Cooper River Bridge Run
Charleston, South Carolina - April 2
One of the world's most popular 10Ks, the Cooper River Bridge Run has been on the must-do list of many
runners for years. Celebrate spring at this year's event. Read More
 Register Today
Crescent City Classic 10K Road Race
New Orleans, Louisiana - April 23
Set a PR at this fast point-to-point course that takes you from historic Jackson Square through the
financial district and along the beautiful tree-lined Esplanade Avenue to City Park. Read More
 Register Today
100th Bay to Breakers 12K
San Francisco, California - May 15
Head to California for the centennial Bay to Breakers event. The popular race is rich in history and full of
fun. Read More
 Register Today
Deadwood Mickelson Trail Marathon, Half Marathon and Marathon Relay
Deadwood, South Dakota - June 5
Celebrate a decade running Deadwood at this popular trail run. Selected as the National Black
Marathoners Association's 2011 event, this race is scenic and finishes at the historic Engine House at the
Deadwood Trailhead. Read More
 Register Today
41st Annual Maui Marathon and Half Marathon
Ka'anapali, Hawaii - September 18
Known as one of the 10 most scenic marathons in the U.S. and the oldest consecutive running marathon
in Hawaii, this event is on many must-do lists. A major portion of the course runs within 50 feet of the
Pacific Ocean. Read More
 Register Today
Air Force Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K and 5K
Dayton, Ohio - September 24
From aircraft flyovers to finishing medals presented by a United States Air Force Senior Leader, the Air
Force Marathon offers a racing experience you won't soon forget. Read More
 Register Today
Road Runner Akron Marathon, Half Marathon & Novo Nordisk Team Relay
Akron, Ohio - September 24
Whether you run the relay or tackle 26.2 on your own, you'll enjoy the treatment of a world-class athlete
and a unique, Olympic-style stadium finish. Read More
 Register Today
Atlantic City Marathon
Atlantic City, New Jersey - October 16
Come down to the Boardwalk, where you'll have some fun on a historic run in Atlantic City. This event is
also one of the oldest races in the country. Read More
 Register Today
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RRCA Roads Scholar 2011 Grant Applications Available
Deadline for $5000 development stipends April 30, 2011
ARLINGTON, Va. - Since 1996, the Road Runners Club of America has awarded stipends through its
Roads Scholar program to assist American post-collegiate road runners who show great promise to
develop into national and world class road running athletes.
The Roads Scholar program has distributed more than $330,000 to emerging U.S. distance runners since
the programs inception. Grants in the amount of $5000 per year have been awarded to four to six athletes
annually since the program's inception. The driving factor in the creation of this program was the goal of
improving the state of long distance running in the United States.
The RRCA is now accepting applications for our 2011-12 Roads Scholar class. The deadline for applying is
Sunday, April 30, 2011. More information about the program along with the application can be found online at: www.rrca.org/programs/roads-scholars/
The grant program is directed towards runners who:
a) are U.S. citizens
b) have recently graduated from college
c) plan to pursue elite distance running as a career
d) and expect to earn less than $30,000 from all sources during the calendar year.
The program is 100% supported by contributions from events, clubs and individual donors. To learn more
about supporting this program, go to: www.rrca.org/about/support
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Fastest Qualified Runners Get Early Entry for 2012 Boston Marathon
B.A.A. also sets new, faster qualifying times for 2013 Boston Marathon
BOSTON - (February 16, 2011) - The Boston Athletic Association (B.A.A.) has announced a change in
its registration process for the Boston Marathon, allowing the fastest qualifiers to enter the earliest and
with a rolling admission system while also offering all eligible runners an increased registration period. The
changes in registration are a response by the B.A.A. to greater than ever demand by runners to gain entry
into the Boston Marathon and culminate more than three months of analysis, including input from the
running industry. Rather than accepting runners who have met the qualifying standards on a first come,
first served approach, a more systematic, performance-based process will be employed.
2012 Boston Marathon
For the 2012 Boston Marathon, registration will extend for two weeks, beginning on Monday, September
12 and continuing until Friday, September 23. The qualifying times for the 2012 Boston Marathon will not
change from recent past years since the standards had been previously announced and have been in
effect since last September. However, the new registration process addresses the increased demand
among qualified runners to participate in the Boston Marathon and will accommodate those who are the
fastest qualifiers first.
Registration will occur on a "rolling admission" schedule until the maximum field size is reached, beginning
with the fastest qualifiers. On the first day of registration for the 2012 Boston Marathon, those who are
eligible for entry by having met the qualifying standards for their age and gender group by 20 minutes or
more will be able to enter on the first day of registration (September 12). On the third day (September
14), registration will open for those who have met their qualifying standards by 10 minutes or more. On
the fifth day (September 16), registration will open for those who have met their qualifying standards by
five minutes or more. During this first week of registration, applicants will be notified as they are accepted
and their qualifying performance verified.
If the field size is not reached after the first week and additional space remains, then registration will open
to all qualifiers at the beginning of Week Two (September 19) and those who have met the qualifying
standards by any amount of time will be able to apply for entry. The application process will remain open
for the entire week, closing on September 23. At the conclusion of Week Two, those who are the fastest
among the pool of applicants in their age and gender will be accepted. Accepted athletes will be notified
on September 28.
If space remains available after this two week process, registration will remain open to any qualifier on a
first come, first served basis until the maximum field size is reached.
The field size for the 2012 Boston Marathon will not represent a significant increase from the most recent
past years.
Registration Process for the 2012 Boston Marathon
First Week
Day 1 (Sept 12) - Qualifiers who have met their age / gender qualifying times by 20 minutes, 00 seconds
or faster may apply
Day 3 (Sept 14) - 10 minutes, 00 seconds or faster
Day 5 (Sept 16) - 5 minutes, 00 seconds or faster
Second Week
Day 8 (Sept 19) - Qualifiers who have met their age / gender qualifying times by any amount of time,
including qualifiers who could have registered in Week One.
Day 12 (Sept 23) - Registration closes for qualified applicants
September 28 - Qualifiers from entry during second week of registration are notified of their acceptance.
If the field is not filled at the conclusion of the two weeks, then registration will remain open and qualifiers
will be accepted on a first come, first served basis until the maximum field size is reached.
2013 Boston Marathon
For the 2013 Boston Marathon, in addition to the new "rolling admission" process for registration which
will be in effect for the 2012 Boston Marathon, the B.A.A. will adjust the qualifying times by lowering
them by five minutes from the times which have been in effect in recent past years. The adjusted
qualifying times will go into effect on September 24, 2011, and are as follows:
Age Group - MEN / WOMEN
18-34 - 3:05:00 / 3:35:00
35-39 - 3:10:00 / 3:40:00
40-44 - 3:15:00 / 3:45:00
45-49 - 3:25:00 / 3:55:00
50-54 - 3:30:00 / 4:00:00
55-59 - 3:40:00 / 4:10:00
60-64 - 3:55:00 / 4:25:00
65-69 - 4:10:00 / 4:40:00
70-74 - 4:25:00 / 4:55:00
75-79 - 4:40:00 / 5:10:00
80 and older 4:55:00 / 5:25:00
Registration for the 2013 Boston Marathon will begin on Monday, September 10, 2012.
"As the number of qualified runners has increased combined with greater demand to run the Boston
Marathon, our new registration process enables those who qualify by the greatest amount of time to have
the longest period to enter," said Tom Grilk, B.A.A. Executive Director. "Our new registration process
takes into consideration the many comments we received from runners this past fall and winter, most of
whom urged the B.A.A. to institute a system which recognizes athletic performance above all else."
Additionally, to recognize and to encourage longtime Boston Marathon entrants, the B.A.A. will allow those
who have met the qualifying times and who have finished the last ten consecutive Boston Marathons to
enter anytime during the registration period. Currently, there are approximately 500 runners who have
run 10 or more consecutive Boston Marathons.
The B.A.A. last adjusted the qualifying times for the 2003 Boston Marathon, relaxing times for runners
who were 55 years old and older. The last time the qualifying times were made more stringent was for the
1980 Boston Marathon.
The 2011 Boston Marathon reached its maximum field size of qualifiers faster than any previous year
when qualifiers rushed to fill the race and the qualified field closed in eight hours, three minutes.
For more race information, go to: bostonmarathon.org
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2011 SOUTH CAROLINA RACES ALL completed races -compiled by Cedric Jaggers(Editor‟s note: Unless a course is USATF certified and run on the certified course,
runners should assume the course is short. Only exception: when it states on the results
that the course was long. CJ)
2/26
PLAY HARD SPORTS 5K #2
Bluffton
uncertified
Winners:
17:00 Jon Williams
21:31 Carrie Crowell
Finishers: 31
Internet Results: PlayHardInBtown.Com and Running.Net
2/26
1st CHANGING CAROLINA 5K
Columbia
uncertified
Winners:
20:27 John Wood
23:25 Meredith Mill
Finishers: 149
Internet Results: StrictlyRunning.Com and Running.Net
2/26
2nd MAKE MY DAY 12K
Columbia
uncertified trail run
Winners:
47:58 Will Huff
61:11 Deborah Nigh
Finishers: 137 (up 16)
Internet Results: Go-GreenEvents.Com and Running.Net
2/26
11th RACE AGAINST HUNGER 10K
Columbia
certified #SC01039BS
Winners:
33:45 Tim Jeffreys
39:54 Amy McDonaugh
2/26
1st RUN LIKE FRAZEE 5K
Greenville uncertified
Winners:
17:58 Gregory Collins
22:25 Jessica Porter
Finishers: 128
Internet Results: RunningTime.info and Running.Net
2/26
1st HISTORIC MARION RUNFEST 10 MILE Marion
Winners:
74:14 Timothy Gibson
78:10 Betty Floyd
Finishers: 21 finishers
Internet Results: RMSsports.Com and Running.Net
2/26
1st HISTORIC MARION RUNFEST 10K
Marion
Winners:
37:56 Jamie McCarry
38:37 Zola Pieterse
2/26
1st HISTORIC MARION RUNFEST 5K
Marion
Winners:
19:47 Austin Querubin
25:41 Brandi Richardson
2/19
4th RACE JUDICATA 5K
Columbia
uncertified
Winners:
16:16 Eric Ashton
19:08 Kathryn Ashton
Finishers: 129 (down 27)
2/19
9th MESSA 8K
Folly Beach certified #SC02029BS
Winners:
25:55 Brian Johnson
33:13 Guinn Garrett
Internet Results: ActionCarolina.Com and Running.Net
2/19
13th MYRTLE BEACH MARATHON 26.2M
Myrtle Beach certified #SC06001BS
Winners:
2:43:47 Billy Shue
2:40:11 Kathleen Castles
Finishers: 1,698 (not held in 2010)
Internet Results: MBMarathon.Com
2/19
8th MYRTLE BEACH HALF MARATHON 13.1M Myrtle Beach certified #SC06002BS
Winners:
1:10:01 John Compton
1:20:46 Alice Rogers
Finishers: 3,053 (not held in 2010)
2/18
8th MYRTLE BEACH MARATHON 5K
Winners:
16:15 Jefferson Waugh
2/12
2nd RACE IN THE PLACE 5K
Columbia certified #SC03017BS
Winners:
16:14 Tim Jeffreys
19:31 Amy McDonaugh
2/12
34th GREEN VALLEY 10 MILE
Greenville certified #SC95002BS
Winners:
58:01 Kevin Mosteller
63:27 Gail Kattouf
2/12
34th GREEN VALLEY 8K
Greenville certified #SC01008BS
Winners:
30:08 Dab Shelby
31:48 Sunday Davis
Finishers
163 (down 67)
2/12
9th HILTON HEAD HALF MARATHON
Hilton Head certified #SC06008BS
Winners:
1:18:00 Nathan Blunden 1:19:46 Tamarra Karrh
Internet Results: BearfootSports.Com and Running.Net
2/12
6th HILTON HEAD 10K
Hilton Head uncertified
Winners:
33:44 Jack Fellix
40:13 Danielle Thunder Hawk
Internet Results: Bearfootsports.Com and Running.Net
2/12
4th HILTON HEAD 5K
Hilton Head uncertified
Winners:
18:43 Andy Tedesco
21:52 Michelle Stine
Internet Results: Bearfootsports.Com and Running.Net
2/12
2nd CUPID’S CHASE 5K
Irmo certified #SC05040BS
Winners:
17:36 Ryan Tellock
23:01 Jenna Pitcher
2/12
5th STAMPEDE FOR HOPE 5K
Mauldin
uncertified
Winners:
16:36 Wallace Campbell 20:40 Elisha Farley
Internet Results: scrunners.com and Running.Net
Myrtle Beach certified #SC09007BS
17:15 Zola Pieterse
2/12
1st GO RED HEART 5K
Mt Pleasant certified #SC11009BS
Winners:
17:45 David Burley
20:04 Kerry Robinson
Finishers: 205
Internet Results: SetUpEvents.Com and Running.Net
2/5
1st CROSSFIT864 HALF MARATHON
Clinton
Winners:
1:26:36 Justin Brent
1:37:37 Robin Oconnell
Finishers: 37
2/5
1st SUPER BOWL SATURDAY 10 MILE
Columbia
Winners:
60:35 Ryan Plexico
63:51 Sara Powell
Finishers: 85
2/5
1st SUPER BOWL SATURDAY 5K
Columbia
Winners:
17:35 Matt Komatsu
24:45 Qu-Essence Gillison
Finishers: 60
2/5
9th SAVE THE LIGHT HALF MARATHON
Winners:
1:19:47 Andrew Burness 1:28:29 Anne Wyman Cipolla
2/5
9th SAVE THE LIGHT 5K
Winners:
18:25 Michael Seekings 20:10 Arden Stelly
2/5
1st A HERO’S 5K
Greenville no certification listed
Winners:
19:40 Robert Picardi
21:25 London Miller
Finishers: 287
2/5
2nd FOOTHILLS DRIFTERS TRAIL 6K
Greenville uncertified trail run
Winners:
21:53 Jonathan Allen
25:00 Lynn Takala
2/5
2nd RUN YOUR ICE OFF 5K
Greenwood certified #SC06010BS
Winners:
17:25 Michael Rounds
22:35 Amanda Rounds
Finishers: 73 finishers (up 1)
Internet Results: TerryTimes.Com and Running.Net
2/5
1st NATIVITY FLAPJACK 5K
Winners:
20:49 William Rowell
Finishers: 30
Internet Results: Running.Net
2/5
31st ALYCE T. GUETTLER HUNGER RUN 5K Rock Hill certified #SC99009BS
Winners:
18:26 Stan Austin
22:46 Melissa Orr
James Island uncertified
31:31 Lisa Jones
2/5
8th SURFSIDE ROTARY 10K
Surfside Beach certified #SC04004BS
Winners:
38:03 Vincent Avitabile 40:30 Lisa Tolley
2/5
4th SURFSIDE ROTARY 5K
Surfside Beach certified #SC08001BS
Winners:
19:26 Billy Krier
24:44 Rachel Williams
1/29
5th RED NOSE RUN 10K
Columbia certified #0SC11002BS
Winners:
35:41 Orinthal Striggles 39:31 Sara Powell
1/29
5th RED NOSE RUN 5K
Columbia certified #SC03018BS
Winners:
16:45 Tom Ford
19:55 Sunday Davis
1/29
28th CHARLIE POST CLASSIC 15K
Sullivan’s Island 15K cert #SC90001BS
Winners:
48:46 Jay Upchurch
60:26 Anne Wyman-Cipolla
Internet Results: CharlestonRunningClub.Com and Running.Net
1/29
28th CHARLIE POST CLASSIC 5K
Sullivan’s Island 5K cert #SC93001BS
Winners:
17:36 Will Huff
20:55 Lauren James
Finishers: 253 finishers (up 100)
Internet Results: CharlestonRunningClub.Com and Running.Net
1/29
PLAY HARD SPORTS 5K
Bluffton
uncertified
Winners:
19:04 Zachary Murphy
21:58 Melanie Williams
Finishers: 31
PlayHardInBtown.Com and Running.Net
1/22
7th POLAR BEAR TRAIL RUN 5K
Florence
uncertified
Winners:
19:51 Brian Elmore
24:05 Angela Hitch
Internet Results: acswebnetworks.com/polarbear5k and Running.Net
1/22
33rd GREENVILLE NEWS RUN DOWNTOWN 5K Greenville certified #SC07016BS
Winners:
15:03 Wallace Campbell 19:00 Alison Johnstone
Finishers: 1,778 (down 34)
Internet Results: Gvltrackclub.clubexpress.com and Running.Net
1/22
28th N MYRTLE BEACH WINTER RUN 15K
N Myrtle Beach certified #SC88033BS
Winners:
52:34 Jonathan Kinsley 61:24 Luanne Coulter
1/22
28th N MYRTLE BEACH WINTER RUN 5K
N. Myrtle Beach uncertified
Winners:
17:32 Steven Chilton
23:32 Misty White
1/15
1st CHARLESTON MARATHON RIVERFRONT
Charleston certified #SC10090BS
Winners:
2:38:39 Trent Humphreys 2:57:29 Kristi Arledge
Finishers: 779
1/15
2nd CHARLESTON HALF MARATHON
13.1m Charleston certified #SC10089BS
Winners:
1:11:23 Jay Upchurch
1:25:45 Kristen Downing
Finishers: 1,504 (up 918)
1/15
1st MLK UNITY RUN 5K
Greenville uncertified
Winners:
16:54 Orinthal Striggles 26:50 Carson Miesteldt
Finishers: 104
1/15
30th SNOWMAN RUN 8K
Hopkins certified #SC95027BS
Finishers: 152
(down 20)
Winners:
26:09 Ryan Woods
28:39 Emily Chaney
1/15
2nd GREEN VILLAGE TOUR RIVERFRONT 10K N Charleston certified #SC09057BS
Winners:
30:35 Neville Miller
40:18 Rives Poe
1/15
2nd HUNLEY HUSTLE RIVERFRONT 5K
N Charleston certified #SC09058BS
Winners:
17:10 Wyatt Wilson
18:49 Aimee Fransen
1/9
12th ALEX’S FAT ASS 50K
Mt Pleasant uncertified
Winners:
4hr22min Tim Horne
5hr16min Quincy Martel
Internet Results: AlexRuns.Com and Running.Net
1/8
1st BULLDOG BREAKAWAY 5K
Winners:
16:18 Brian Johnson
Finishers: 34
25:32 Rebecca Beyer
1/8
8th RESOLUTION RUN 5K
Winners:
21:39 Rachel Crunk
1/8
1st RESOLUTION RUSH 5K
Winners:
18:15 Andre Ivankovic
Finishers: 64
Clemson
no certification listed
21:05 Lisa Tolley
1/8
1st HARBISON TRAIL RUN 50K
Winners:
4:11:14 Mark Lundblad
Finishers: 71
Columbia
trail run
5:03:50 Anne Riddle Lundblad
1/8
1st HARBISON TRAIL RUN 10K
Winners:
48:31 Alaric Vandam
Finishers: 37
1/8
2nd RESOLUTION RUN 10K
Columbia
trail run
Winners:
37:09 Orinthal Striggles 41:55 Sara Powell
1/8
26th RACE FOR THE GRASSHOPPER 5K
Cowpens certified #SC07031BS
Winners:
15:30 Adam Freudenthal 19:49 Carol Brunson
Internet Results: SpartanburgRunningClub.Com and Running.Net
1/8
3rd MCLEOD HEALTH & FITNESS 13.1M
Florence certified #SC09002BS
Winners:
1:29:14 Robbie McClendon 1:40:26 Stacey Porzio
1/8
3rd MCLEOD HEALTH & FITNESS 5K
Florence no certification listed
Winners:
18:52 Kevin Kelly
25:25 Ava Cherry
1/8
8th NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION RUN 13.1M Travelers Rest uncertified
Winners:
1:19:04 Tim Hawkins
1:36:24 Ginna Reid
Finishers: 161
(down 9)
Internet Results: go-greenevents.com/ResolutionRun and Running.Net
1/8
8th NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION RUN 5K
Travelers Rest uncertified
Winners:
16:55 Joel Barnett
20:30 Karen Becker
Finishers: 111
(down 39)
Internet Results: go-greenevents.com/ResolutionRun and Running.Net
1/1
4th BLUFFTON NEW YEAR’S DAY POLAR BEAR 5K Bluffton uncertified
Winners:
17:14 Jeff Ford
20:01 Kylee Witchey-Clements
Internet Results: BearFootSports.Com and Running.Net
1/1
4th GSRC PREDICTION RUN 5K
Winners:
23:00 male
predicted
31:37 female predicted
Internet Results: DBHanson.Com
1/1
1st ROCK HILL STRIDERS RING IN 2011 11K Fort Mill uncertified trail run
Winners:
50:59 Jeff Valerio
1:07:33 Melissa Nelms
Finishers: 22
Internet Results: RockHillStriders.Files.Wordpress.Com/results and
Running.Net
1/1
1st ROCK HILL STRIDERS RING IN 2011 5K Fort Mill uncertified trail run
Winners:
20:39 Bobby Aswell
27:14 Annie Janick
Finishers: 17
Internet Results: RockHillStriders.Files.Wordpress.Com/results and
Running.Net
Columbia
trail run
51:24 Elizabeth Calloway
Myrtle Beach uncertified
23:00 Bill Gaudette
31:37 Deb Jordan
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THE 6TH ANNUAL
SHAMROCK SHUFFLE 5K RUN WALK
Saturday, March 12, 2011 Rock Hill, SC
Held Rain or Shine Hosted by the Pilgrims Inn and Rock Hill Striders
Events:
5K Run 9:00 AM
1mile fun run at 9:50 AM
Location:
St Anne‟s School on Bird Street, off 21 Bypass Rock Hill, SC.
Course:
USATF Certified 5K course #SC98023BS on paved streets and on bike paths around Winthrop Coliseum
Registration:
Race day Registration ends promptly at 8:30 AM for the both events.
Register by mail postmarked by March 5th
Online registration at www.active.com
Mail registration to Rebecca Gilleland 359 Berkeley Rd, Rock Hill, SC 29732.
Fees:
5K $15.00 with shirt, $10 without T-shirt (pre-registration) $20 – 5K (race day registration)
1 Mile Fun Run $5, $10 with T-shirt
Awards:
FUN RUN – All Fun Run finishers will receive a ribbon
5K - Awards are given to overall winners, male and female and first place masters (40 & over) finishers, and the
winner of each age group: 12 & under, 13-19, 20-24, 5-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-69, 70 &
over.
Awards ceremony: 10:30 AM in the St. Anne‟s School parking lot.
Information:
Contact : Rebecca Gilleland
[email protected]
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I will participate in the /__/ 5K Race
/__/ 1-Mile Fun Run /__/ Both
Please circle T-shirt size: /__/ Small
/__/ Medium /__/ Large /__/ X-large /__/ child
Name(PRINT)_First__________________________________________________Last____________________________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________ City _____________________________________ State ___________ Zip ________________
Phone: Day___________________________________________Evening_______________________________________________________________________
Age (as of March 14, 2009)________________________________ Sex /__/ Male /__/ Female email_____________________________________________
Waiver
In consideration of the acceptance of this entry in the Pilgrim‟s Inn Shamrock Shuffle, for myself, and my heirs and assigns, release all organizations, sponsors,
representatives, their agents and their employees, and any other organization assisting in putting on the event from any and all claims for damages or injury incurred by
me as a result of my participation in or traveling to or from this event. I further state that I am in proper physical condition to compete in the 5,000 meter (3.1 miles) or
Fun Run (1 mile). I also give permission for the free and unrestricted use of my name and picture in any broadcast, telecast or written account of this event.
Runner‟s signature ____________________________________ Parent (if under 18) ________________________________________ Date _____________
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come-see me road race
Saturday, April 9, 2011 Rock Hill, SC
Held Rain or Shine Coordinated by the Upper Palmetto Area YMCA
Events:
1 Mile Fun Run at 8:00 AM
Location:
Rock Hill YMCA, 401 Charlotte Avenue, Rock Hill, SC.
Course:
USATF Certified 5K course #SC99003BS on paved streets and bike paths passing through some of Rock Hill‟s
finest residential areas.
THESE DATES WILL BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO:
Mail –in registration must be post marked by Friday, April 1st .
Mail registration to Rock Hill YMCA 401 Charlotte Ave, Rock Hill SC 29730 – Payable Come See Me
Festival.
Online Registration at www.strictlyrunning.com will end on Tuesday April 5th
Walk-ins will be accepted until Tuesday April 5th.
Race Day registration will end at 7:30 a.m. For the 5k
NO ENTRIES ALLOWED AFTER 7:30 AM – BE ON TIME!
$15.00 – 5K (pre-registration) $20 – 5K (race day registration) – 1 Mile Fun Run no charge
FUN RUN – Open to all ages, medals given to participants ages 13 & under.
5K - Awards are given to overall winners, male and female and first place masters (40 & over) finishers,
First, second and third place finishers in the following age groups receive awards: 12 & under, 13-19, 20-24,
25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60 & over.
T-shirts and race numbers will be provided in the race packets to pre-registered participants. Packets may be
Picked up inside the YMCA 4 PM – 7PM on Friday 8th and at the registration table located in the YMCA parking lot
starting at 7:00 AM on race day. T-shirts are only guaranteed to pre-registered 5K runners.
Extra T-shirts will be on sale race day. This year for the first time we will have digital timing, and the race T-shirts
will be long sleeves as well!!!
Registration:
Fees:
Awards:
Race Packets:
Amenities:
5K at 8:30 AM
Split times at each mile mark. Water stop at two mile mark in 5,000 meters. Refreshments and snacks
available for all participants. Parking and restrooms located at the YMCA.
Awards ceremony: 9:30 AM in YMCA parking lot.
Results:
Computerized and posted promptly. Full results will be posted at www.running.net
Information:
Contact David C. Shrum (803) 329-9791ext. 2706 or Chet Tucker (803) 366-9622
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I will participate in the /__/ 5K Race
/__/ 1-Mile Fun Run
Enclosed is my fee: /__/ $15 5K Race /__/ 1-Mile Fun Run T-shirt size: /__/ Small
/__/ Medium /__/ Large /__/ X-large
Name(PRINT)_First__________________________________________________Last____________________________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________ City _____________________________________ State ___________ Zip ________________
Phone: Day___________________________________________Evening_______________________________________________________________________
Age (as of April 9, 2010)________________________________ Sex /__/ Male /__/ Female
Waiver
In consideration of the acceptance of this entry in the YMCA Race, I, for myself, and my heirs and assigns, release YMCA and all organizers, sponsors, representatives,
their agents and their employees, and any other person or organization assisting in putting on the event from any and all claims for damages or injury incurred by me as
a result of my participation in or traveling to or from this event. I further state that I am in proper physical condition to compete in the 5,0000 meter (3.1 miles) or Fun
Run (1 mile). I also give permission for the free and unrestricted use of my name and picture in any broadcast, telecast or written account of this event.
Runner‟s signature ____________________________________ Parent (if under 18) ________________________________________ Date _____________
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Previous winners/finishers list upcoming races
For upcoming March-April races, for registration info check upcoming race lists in this Gazette
YOU CAN HELP – IF YOU HAVE INFORMATION ON ANY OF THE MISSING NAMES OR TIMES
OR FINISHER NUMBERS FOR ANY OF THE RACES; PLEASE E-MAIL THEM TO ME.
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------MARCH FOR MEALS AT RIVERBANKS ZOO 5K Columbia, SC
2011 race date March 5
USATF Certified course listed on 2004 results: SC97022BS (Riverbanks Zoo course)
>2010
>2009
>2008
>2007
>2006
>2005
>2004
282 finishers
358 finishers
284 finishers
313 finishers
135 finishers
163 finishers
154 finishers
17:42 Jason Dimery
17:38 Joe Tomlin
18:55 Andrew Gordon
19:39 Todd Nichoalds
18:18 Sean Higgins
17:13 Ryan Plexico
17:20 Ryan Plexico
20:59 Amy McDonaugh
20:32 Amber Hines
19:17 Amber Hines
19:23 Amber Hines
22:38 Beofra Butler
21:54 Allison Knuckley
23:12 Catherine Lempesis
>indicates complete results in my database, PDF copy available by e-mail request
First year was ? – compiled by Cedric JaggersAdditions and corrections wanted: send to [email protected]
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REEDY RIVER RUN 10K WINNERS Greenville, SC
-compiled by Mike Foley with contributions from Jack Todd and Cedric Jaggers)MEN
<2010 – David Jankowski, 25 (Blowing Rock, N.C.)
<2009 - Blake Bolden, 29 (Colorado Springs, CO),
<2008 - Jeff Gaudette, 25, (Charlotte, NC),
<2007 – Sammy Kosgei, 20 (Chapel Hill, NC/Kenya),
<2006 – Paul Ngeny, 27 (Chapel Hill, NC/Kenya),
<2005 - Eric ChirChir, 21 (Chapel Hill, NC/Kenya),
<2004 - Sammy Nyamongo, 28 (Augusta, GA/Kenya),
<2003 - Isaac Kariuki, 28 (Kennesaw, GA/Nyahururu, Kenya),
<2002 - Jim Jurcevich, 25 (Columbus, OH),
<2001 - Francis Kirwa, 25 (Chapel Hill, NC/Kenya),
<2000 - Faizal Emamaulle, 23 (Tuscaloosa, AL/Canada),
<1999 - Scott Strand, 31 (Birmingham, AL.),
1998 - Andrew Letherby, 24 (Marietta, GA/Australia),
1997 - Travis Walter, 27 (Wilmington, NC),
<1996 - JOSEPH KARIUKI, 28 (Kenya)
1995 - Sean Dollman, 26 (Bowling Green, KY/Ireland),
30:27
30:12
30:56
29:37
30:24
30:25
30:22
30:35
30:21
29:58
29:50
29:58
29:37
29:35
29:33
29:39
total male & female
1,290 finishers
1,426 finishers
907 finishers
887 finishers
680 finishers
621 finishers
575 finishers
606 finishers
693 finishers
839 finishers
866 finishers
833 finishers
859 finishers
894 finishers
659 finishers
577 finishers
REEDY RIVER RUN 10K continued
<1994 - Travis Walter, 24 (Blacksburg, VA),
30:20
<1993 - Steve Kartalia, 27 (Central, SC),
29:56
<1992 - James Kaiser, 22 (Lexington, KY),
29:45
<1991 - Steve Kartalia, 25 (Pendleton, SC),
29:45
1990 - Marty Flynn, 26 (Clemson, SC/Ireland),
30:05
<1989 - Marty Flynn, 25 (Clemson, SC/Ireland),
29:38
1988 - Marty Flynn, 24 (Clemson, SC/Ireland),
30:11
1987 - Hans Koeleman, ?? (Clemson, SC/Netherlands),
29:38
1986 - Dave Geer, 32 (Clemson, SC),
29:49
1985 - Jim Cooper, 25 (Raleigh, NC),
29:20
1984 - Hans Koeleman, ?? (Clemson, SC/Netherlands),
29:34
1983 - Dave Branch, 26 (Travelers Rest, SC),
29:11
1982 - Adrian Leake, 24 (Johnson City, TN/Ireland),
29:04
1981 - Steve Bolt, 25 (Huntsville, AL),
30:25
1980 - Louis Kenny, 24 (Johnson City, TN/Ireland),
??
1979 - Dean Matthews, ?? (Clemson, SC),
??
1978 – Benji Durden, 26/Bob Varsha, ?? (both of Atlanta), tied in 30:29
722 finishers
596 finishers
787 finishers
738 finishers
925 finishers
884 finishers
846 finishers
?
1060 finishers
1080 finishers
1400 estimated
1180 finishers
?
?
?
?
853 finishers
< indicates complete results for that year in my race database as a PDF file.
Want a copy? Just request it by e-mail. Missing results and information wanted
Send to [email protected]
WOMEN
2010 – Allison Grace, 27 (Blowing Rock, N.C.)
2009 - Sopagna Eap, 27 (Johns Island, SC)
2008 - Maggie Chan-Roper, 32 (Shaw AFB, SC)
2007 – Donna Anderson, 40 (Pawleys Island, SC)
2006 – Lineth Chepkirui, 18 (Chapel Hill, NC/Kenya)
2005 – Sveltlana Zakharova, 41 (Russia),
2004 - Alexandrova Galina, 28 (Gainesville, FL/Russia),
2003 - Lyubov Kremleva, 41 (Gainesville, FL/Russia),
2002 - Lyubov Kremleva, 40 (Gainesville FL/Russia),
2001 - Tatyana Maslova, 34 (Gainesville, FL/Russia),
2000 - Olga Markova, 31 (High Springs, FL/Russia),
1999 - Donna Garcia, 30 (Marietta, GA),
1998 - JOAN NESBIT, 36 (Chapel Hill, NC),
1997 - Svetlana Vasilyeva, 26 (Russia),
1996 - Betsy Kempter, 29 (Chapel Hill, NC),
1995 - Kathy Kanes, 33 (Columbia, SC),
1994 - Joan Nesbit, 32 (Chapel Hill, NC,
1993 - Lorraine Hochella, 29 (Williamsburg, VA),
1992 - Patty Wiegand, 23 (Knoxville, TN),
1991 - Maggie Kraft, 32 (Columbia, SC),
1990 - Kim Bird, 29 (Newmann, GA),
1989 - Linda McClennan-Begley, 27 (Suffield, CT),
1986 - Janice High, ?? (Durham, NC),
1985 – Sue King
35:51
36:02
35:48
37:01
33:42
36:50
33:25
34:01
34:03
35:04
33:43
33:24
33:09
33:52
35:42
35:57
35:24
34:46
34:30
35:02
34:52
34:05
35:10
35:05
35:41
34:47
REEDY RIVER RUN 10K continued
1984 – Kim Trupp, 26 (USA)
1983 - Laura Caldwell, ?? (Stone Mountain, GA)
1982 – Linda Begley, 21 (CT/USA)
1981 - Shirley Silsbury, 24(USA)
1980 - Unknown winner
1979 - Unknown winner
1978 – Krista Hanna, ?? (??)
35:42
35:57
34:43
37:21
?
?
40:50
MASTERS WINNERS
2010 Eric Ashton
31:40
Kristi Arledge
37:49
2009 Eric Ashton
32:12
Laura Haupfear
43:22
2008 Christopher Giordanelli 35:53
Suanne Hall
42:42
2007 Tom Mather
35:16
Janice Addison
40:56
2006 Christopher Giordanelli 35:57
Janice Addison
40:09
2005 Selwyn Balke
32:34
Ashley Reynolds
43:13
2004 Selwyn Blake
31:52
Janice Addison
38:07
2003 Selwyn Blake
31:15
Janice Addison
37:40
2002 John Tuttle
32:00
Joan Nesbit-Mabe
36:57
2001 ANDREY KUZNETSOV 30:01
Janice Addison
37:14
2000 Tom Mather
32:33
Kerry Robinson
38:28
1999 Steve Venable
32:11
Judy Walls
38:44
1998 Tom Mather
32:06
Dian Ford
39:46
1997 Phillip Rowan
32:41
Tatiana Pozdnakova
34:27
1996 David Geer
32:29
Susan Segraves
39:06
1995 ?
Barbara Filutze
38:51
1994 Bob Schlau
32:33
Catherine Lempesis
38:24
1993 Earl Owens
32:05
Catherine Lempesis
37:56
1992 Earl Owens
32:18
?
1991 Earl Owens
32:44
Linda Banning
39:51
1990 ?
1989 Don Coffman
32:48
Linda McLennan-Begley 38:04
1988 ?
1987 Richard Weeks
32:43
Donna Presley
43:57
1986 Tom Dooley
33:32
Natalie Spalding
40:18
1985 ?
1984 ?
1983 ?
Peggy Ledford
41:10
1982 ?
1981 ?
1980 ?
1979 ?
1978 no masters division
Event records (Course was certified in 1986):
Certified courses used: SC86004BS, SC96003BS, SC01012BS, SC02002BS
Men - Joseph Kariuki, 29:33 (1996)
Women - Joan Nesbit, 33:09 (1998)
Male masters - Andrey Kuznetsov, 30:01 (2001)
Female masters - Lyubov Kremleva, 34:01 (2003)
REEDY RIVER RUN 5K Greenville, SC (run in March)
USATF Certified Courses listed: SC08002BS, SC05007BS, SC91001BS
>2010
>2009
>2008
>2007
>2006
>2005
>2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
2,067 finishers 15:36 Matthew Elliott
2,105 finishers 16:35 Chas Culberson
1,805 finishers 15:56 Orinthal Striggles
1,182 finishers 15:27 Orinthal Striggles
736 finishers 14:40 Nicodemus Malakwen
300 finishers 14:52 Nicholas Kurgat
183 finishers 18:39 Jeffrey Massey
No 5K.
No 5K
No 5K.
No 5K.
15:03 Rick Fuller
16:31 Brian Clark
18:29 Holly Ortlund
19:02 Margie Smith
18:56 Margie Smith
19:36 Page Bridges
18:58 Page Bridges
19:32 Dian Ford
22:05 Mo Dilly
nta Hillary McKay
21:57 Sib Garner
(1993 -- Some 1,100 participants crowded three events, including 650 in the 10K.)
1992 16:05 Gary McConnell
19:40 Wilma Depiore
1991* 148 finishers no time Scott Autrey
no time Susan Rogers
*5k held for first time in 1991 no times listed in results booklet which states the course was
510 yards short
1990 3K
? finishers
1989 3K
? finishers
10:39 Jay Fellico
12:40 Judith Nwajiaqu
1988 3K
?
1987 3K
?
1986 3K
?
1985 3K 150 estimated finishers
8:59 Chuck Magera nta Susan Houlton
Records Underlined note- records cannot be recognized for uncertified courses which are approximate distances and
must be assumed to be short of the advertised distance
Note: First year 1991 –compiled by Cedric Jaggers & Mike Foley
Additions and corrections wanted and welcome, send to [email protected]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------St PATRICK’S 4 MILE Pawley‟s Island, SC
USATF Certified course #SC00005BS
>2010 96 finishers 22:48 Jonathan Kinsey 30:45 Susan Flak
>2009 134 finishers 25:45 David Gee
24:17 Donna Anderson
>2008 118 finishers 24:44 Lance Kinsey
29:24 Mary Rebok
>2007 128 finishers 24:29 Lance Kinsey
27:28 Marcie Milner
>2006 73 finishers 23:00 Chris Hicks
29:40 Rachel Gammel
>2005 80 finishers 24:02 Marcus Hodge 22:39 Donna Anderson
-first certified full length course used beginning 2005
St PATRICK’S 4 MILE continued
>2004
>2003
2002
2001
2000
135 finishers
137 finishers
?
?
?
22:47 Dwayne Carter 25:05 Lisa Tolley
21:33 David Renneisen 25:56 Lisa Tolley
First year was 2000 – compiled by Cedric JaggersAdditions and corrections wanted: send to [email protected]
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FLOWERTOWN FESTIVAL RACES Summerville, SC
Certified courses listed:
10K SC88007BS, SC96003BS, SC00007BS
5K SC88006BS, SC96002BS, SC00008BS
2010>10K 226 finishers
Masters
>5K 492 finishers
Masters
2009 >10K 244 finishers
Masters
>5K 438 finishers
Masters
Masters
>5K 436 finishers
Masters
Masters
>5K 442 finishers
Masters
Masters
>5K 450 finishers
Masters
Masters
>5K 408 finishers
Masters
Masters
>5K 387 finishers
Masters
35:51 Ian Blake
38:01 David Bourgeois
17:15 Tom Mather
18:05 Mark Bedenbaugh
37:09 Tim Kerley
39:22 Brendon Silver
17:27 David Quick
20:11 Shawn Nettles
34:03 Mike Aiken
37:17 David Bourgeois
45:21 Meredith Nelson
51:13 Kathy Owens
18:08 Rives Poe
22:17 Lucinda Hughes
38:49 Anne Wyman Cipolla
51:22 Jodi Joye
21:00 Meghan Pittman
26:15 Roann Cook
38:34 Anne Wyman Cipolla
42:6 Kelly Hazel
15:01 NEIL MCDONAGH
17:51 RIVES POE
19:34 Richard Stephens
34:45 Hudson Belk
35:19 David Quick
16:07 Irv Batten
18:28 Eric Ruckel
33:09 Mike Aiken
36:48 Michael Parker
15:53 Scott Penick
21:32 Jim Strowd
36:20 David Quick
37:21 David Bourgeouis
15:22 Brian Johnson
17:57 Marc Embler
34:33 Greg Cromer
36:47 Michael Parker
16:31 Billy Sherman
17:44 David Rennesisen
22:37 Lori Herman
41:24 Josie Hahn
46:06 Dell Toomer
18:51 Stacy Mark
22:40 Mary Mauldin
39:37 Heather Nichols
48:26 Elizabeth Kassenbau
20:00 Emily Johnson
23:48 Diane Thesing
40:29 Emily Johnson
44:40 Pam Drafts
19:52 Janet Regnier
20:19 Betsy Veronee
41:16 Carolyn Robertson
45:43 Eileen Thomas
20:26 Cara Browning
24:08 Constance Dangerfield
FLOWERTOWN FESTIVAL RACES continued
Masters
>5K 375 finishers
Masters
Masters
>5K 360 finishers
Masters
Masters
>5K 242 finishers
Masters
2000 10K 350 finishers
5K 255 finishers
5K 159 finishers
5K 139 finishers
>5K 162 finishers
5K 136 finishers
>5K 101 finishers
5K not held
1993 10K ??? finishers
5K ??? finishers
5K ??? finishers
> 5K 210 finishers
> 5K 301 finishers
1M 192 finishers
> 5K 257 finishers
1M 77 finishers
5K 265 finishers
1M 161 finishers
5K 258 finishers
1M 132 finishers
34:51 Brandon Downey
37:17 David Bourgeouis
15:32 Irv Batten
17:22 Danny West
34:27 Palmer Thomas
37:06 Paul Marino
17:06 Emery Lloyd
18:45 Chuck Barton
32:56 Mike Aiken
36:28 Marc Embler
15:35 Irv Batten
18:47 James Scheer
41:50 Morgan Webster
46:00 Debbie Howard
20:01 Meredith Mitchell
23:00 Lisa Gregoire
42:08 Elizabeth Tempel
47:04 Dell Toomer
20:38 Melissa Davidson
23:54 Lisa Gregoire
38:36 Anne Wyman Fouche (Cipolla)
46:56 Lynn Leroy
23:00 Eileen Myers
32:06 Mike Aiken
15:34 Tom Mather
33:17 Randy Pochel
15:22 Mike Aiken
34:34 Tom Mahon
17:23 Ashley Ackerman
31:49 Rob Devlin
15:20 Selwyn Blake
32:22 Mark Cruz
15:10 Rob Devlin
32:27 Mark Cruz
15:31 Rob Devlin
33:17 Mark Friedrich
38:55 Anne Wyman Fouche (Cipolla)
23:12 Erin Friday
38:09 Sue Tandy
19:43 Jennifer Sprague
41:23 Julia Smith
20:25 Nancy Thomas
41:14 Nonie Hudnall
18:28 Patt Loggins
41:46 Mary LaFrance
18:38 Patt Loggins
38:44 Patt Loggins
20:27 Therese Killeen
39:11 Alison Roxburg
31:39 Tom Mather
33:43 Tom Mahon
15:48 Bob Schlau
34:02 Earl Morrell
16:20 Bob Moran
31:56 Glen Gorton
15:42 Matt Fete
5:16 Franklin Wright
31:11 TOM MATHER
15:32 Irv Batten
6:34 Bill Bense
32:27 Marshall Randall
15:18 Rob Devlin
4:29 David Forsythe
32:35 Marc Embler
15:04 Tom Mather
5:53 Jason Wimberly
39:33 Weezie Small
20:49 Eileen Stellefson (Myers)
39:29 Benita Schlau
18:54 Terry Bartosh
35:51 Micky Kawohl (Reger)
18:43 Terry Bartosh
38:25 Tracie Armold
20:52 Eileen Stellefson (Myers)
6:45 Beth Sheldon
35:44 MEGAN OTHERSEN (GORMAN)
19:39 Nina Herndon (Taylor)
7:05 Amy Cooper
39:00 Kelly Busarow
19:59 June Rikard
6:37 Katie Griffiths
36:56 Megan Othersen (Gorman)
17:48 Betsy Veronee
6:36 Mary Buford
FLOWERTOWN FESTIVAL RACES continued
31:15 Bob Schlau
5K 231 finishers
15:34 John Inman
1M 130 finishers
5:04 Jody Winningham
30:59 Marc Embler
5K 291 finishers
1M 184 finishers
5:05 Scott Doms
>5K 227 finishers
15:06 Randy Ward
1M 175 finishers
5:01 Mike Anderson
1983 6.4M 268 finishers
32:50 Marc Embler
1M 193 finishers
4:55 John Moylan
33:21 Mike Reed
5K 163 finishers
15:56 Rob Devlin
34:54 Ken Layne
1M 55 finishers
5:01 Mike Chodnicki
1980 not held
1979 5K 17 finishers, winners names not recorded
1978 5K no information available
37:14 Benita Brooks (Schlau)
20:01 Connie Gruver
7:05 Donna Smith
40:43 Carol Davis
18:51 Benita Brooks (Schlau)
6:15 Sue Magera
44:08 Kelli George
19:35 Carol Davis
6:27 Michele Houston
41:43 Anne Reed (Boone)
6:01 Sue Magera
49:58 Mary Helen Gammon
20:47 Jan Derrick
40:00 Sallie Driggers
? not recorded
> before race indicates complete results in my database, PDF file available, request by e-mail
RECORDS UNDERLINED note: course records cannot be set on uncertified courses which are approximate
distances must be assumed to be short of the advertised distance.
First year was 1978 –compiled by Cedric Jaggers with 1991 information from David QuickAdditions and corrections wanted, send to: [email protected]
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ZEBRAS DO EXIST
5K Roebuck, SC
Race website www.ZebrasDoExist.Com
>2010 158 finishers
>2009 173 finishers
15:57 Frank Tinney
17:13 Parker Roth
20:25 Dee Atkins
23:20 Miranda Warnock
First certified full length course used beginning 2009
>2008 219 finishers
17:28 Parker Roth
22:04 Madyson Coggins
-first year was 2008- compiled by Cedric Jaggers –
Additions and corrections wanted; send to [email protected]
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Rock Hill, SC
USATF Certified course used #SC98023BS
SHAMROCK SHUFFLE 5K
>2010
Masters
18:00 CORY TRETSKY
19:06 Jay Abraham
22:20 KELLY GAINEY
81 finishers
23:35 Sheila Gates-Brown
>2009
Masters
18:11 CORY TRETSKY
18:49 Jay Abraham
22:32 KELLY GAINEY
23:54 Dianne Allen
96 finishers
>2008
Masters
18:39 JAY ABRAHAM
20:45 Robert Tuck
20:55 LISA SLUITTER
23:48 Debbie McNair
102 finishers
>2007
Masters
18:04 BRETT MCLANE
18:19 Jay Abraham
21:18 KELLY GAINEY
24:42 Sue Brown
102 finishers
>2006
Masters
17:53 JAY ABRAHAM
21:02 Robert Tuck
21:35 KELLY GAINEY
24:53 Jan Barkley
95 finishers
>indicates complete results in my SC Races Database, PDF copy available by e-mail request
First year was 2006 –compiled by Cedric Jaggers RECORDS UNDERLINED
-Updates wanted, send to [email protected]
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CATCH THE LEPRECHAUN 5K Mt Pleasant, SC
USATF Certified Courses used: #SC10005BS, #SC08003BS, #SC03013BS
>2010
2009
>2008
2007
>2006
>2005
>2004
>2003
not held
15:31 Palmer Thomas
not held
15:04 NEIL MCDONAGH
16:32 Palmer Thomas
16:45 Palmer Thomas
15:26 Nicholas Iauca
18:42 Anne Clinton
319 FINISHERS
17:51 RIVES POE
138 finishers
19:50 Kathy Stewart
20:58 Emily Johnson
195 finishers
174 finishers
213 finishers
163 finishers
> indicates complete results in my database, PDF copy available by e-mail request
[email protected]
NOTE; RECORDS ALL CAPS AND UNDERLINED
-first year was 2003 -compiled by Cedric Jaggers
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BEAUFORT TWILIGHT RUN 8K 5K Beaufort, SC
USATF Certified Course 8K SC09009BS, 5K #SC05030BS
>2010
8K 405 finishers
5K 68 finishers
>2009
8K 208 finishers
5K 116 finishers
>2008
5K 125 finishers
>2007
5K 110 finishers
>2006
5K 120 finishers
>2005
5K 109 finishers
27:48 Curtis Begley
16:53 John Charlton
29:31 Michelle LaFleur
19:29 Megan Weis
28:19 Jay Upchurch
16:39 Jeremy Bancraft
30:54 Emily Potter
19:38 Kathryn Cavanaugh Ashton
15:22 Eric Ashton
18:24 Kathryn Cavanaugh
15:39 Eric Ashton
15:15 Eric Ashton
15:54 OJ Striggles
18:57 Lauren Paige
-first year for 5K was 2005, for 8K was 2009- compiled by Cedric Jaggers –
RECORDS BOLD UNDERLINED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------GET TO THE GREEN 5K Columbia, SC (run in March)
USATF Certified Course #SC03026BS
>2010 16:42 JEREMY BECRAFT
18:24 CLAUDIA GARCIA
Masters
16:55 John Charleton
20:25 Debbie Heaton
>2009 15:53 O J STRIGGLES
19:42 CLAUDIA GARCIA
Masters
17:08 John Charleton
20:36 Dian Ford
>2008 15:35 ERIC ASHTON
18:15 GAIL KATTOUF
Masters
17:35 Kenny Standley
19:50 Susan Rogers
19:48 DANA CUNNINGHAM
Masters
17:25 Chris Hicks
21:18 Judy Walls
19:10 KATHRYN CAVANAUGH
Masters
23:07 Elizabeth Keating
>2005 15:26 ERIC ASHTON
19:30 AMANDA CHARLTON
Masters
20:48 Devitt Rogers
>2004 15:45 DANIEL HUGHES
21:11 MISTY DAVIS
Masters
18:44 George Hines
22:19 Pat Callahan
>2003 16:44 RYAN PLEXICO
19:45 AMANDA CHARLTON
Masters
18:26 Leighton Lord
23:17 Pat Callahan
1,651 finishers
1,197 finishers
1,500 FINISHERS
1051 finishers
847 finishers
516 finishers
377 finishers
242 finishers
>indicates complete results in my database, PDF copy available by e-mail request to
[email protected]
NOTE: RECORDS ALL CAPS AND UNDERLINED
-first year was 2003
-compiled by Cedric Jaggers
-------------------------------------------------------------------------LITTLE RIVER BRIDGE RUN 8K
Laurens, SC
>2010 30:11
>2009 29:15
>2008 27:03
>2007 25:57
>2006 26:34
Ryan Plexico
Ed Hughes
Palmer Thomas
BRIAN ERB
Palmer Thomas
28:33 ALLISON GRACE
32:33 Caitlin Schier
35:55 Kateryna Slyeptsova
35:55 Lauren Haupfear
30:38 Margaret Schmitt
82
70
114
119
160
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
-Certified full length course first used 2006>2005 28:06 Phillip Sumner
2004 26:26 Palmer Thomas
36:32 Candy Fuhr
30:04 Shannon Schoppman
121 finishers
180 FINISHERS
[email protected]
NOTE: RECORDS ALL CAPS AND UNDERLINED course records not possible on uncertified courses
which are approximate distances and must be assumed to be short of the advertised
distance.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------MILLIKEN EARTH RUN 5K CROSS COUNTRY Spartanburg, SC
originally called TEXTILE RUN or CROSS COUNTRY TEXTILE RUN
3/20/2010
3/21/2009
3/29/2008
3/24/2007
3/18/2006
3/19/2005
3/27/2004
3/22/2003
3/23/2002
3/17/2001
3/18/2000
3/20/1999
3/21/1998
3/22/1997
10/19/1996
10/28/1995
10/22/1994
<445 finishers 16:50 Kevin Mostella
<471 finishers 16:38 James Harper
<502 finishers 17:33 Stephen Rose
<318 finishers 16:00 James Harper
<391 finishers 16:34 Philippe Giguere
<344 finishers 17:16 Alan Blackwell
<278 finishers 16:57 Todd Edwards
<187 finishers 16:14 Jeffrey Boyd
<218 finishers 17:31 Todd Edwards
<285 finishers 16:52 Andres Barron
<165 finishers 17:26 Peter Kotland
160 finishers nta * Peter Kotland
< 111 finishers 17:24 Mark Mulfinger
<167 finishers nta Blake Zemp
19:15 Kim Ruck
19:36 Caroline Jenkins
18:41 Nicolle Gallier
19:41 Carol Brunson
19:23 Carol Brunson
19:38 Carol Brunson
19:07 Susan Rogers
21:26 Carol Brunson
19:30 Carol Brunson
20:42 GeriAnn Bell
20:23 Claire Dillon-Palma
nta * Sherri Wells
19:47 Carol Ann Burnett (Brunson)
nta Carol Ann Burnett (Brunson)
<indicates I have complete results in my database, PDF copy available request by e-mail
*timer malfunction, no times recorded
-First year was 1994- race dates provided by George Sykes-compiled by Cedric Jaggers & Mike Foley & George SykesAdditions missing years, results and corrections wanted; send to: [email protected]
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FURMAN 5K CROSS COUNTRY
Greenville, SC
at Furman University
>2010 (581 finishers) – Brad Orr, 15:46; Alexandra Lewis, 18:59
Masters: Joe Hammond, 17:32, Susi Smith 20:04
Grand Masters: Bart Smith 19:30, Rose Wilson, 22:27
Seniors: George Luke 21:21, Sue Splady 30:21
>2009 (468 finishers) – Daniel Hughes, 16:15; Debbie Heaton, 21:02
Masters: Mark Render, 18:23, Jo Feaster 24:14
>2008 (312 finishers) – Jared Godsave, 16:56; Nicole Gallier, 19:19
Masters: Mark Render, 19:01, Julie Spitzer, 22:43
>2007 (553 finishers) – Brian Erb, 15:46; Amanda Cooley, 18:14
Masters: Pierre-Yves Page 17:48, Mary Heaton, 24:19
>2006 (623 finishers) -- Bill Ding, 16:04; Margaret Schmitt, 18:22
Masters: Joe Hammond, 17:54; Carol Caspary, 22:37
>2005 (384 finishers) -- Travis Brady, 17:25; Carol Brunson, 19:34
Masters: Scott Murr, 17:40; Carol Caspary, 23:04
>2004 (363 finishers) -- Todd Edwards, 17:23; Carol Brunson, 19:44
Masters: Scott Murr, 17:30; Jennifer Byrd, 22:28
>2003 (214 finishers) -- Jeff Boyd, 15:46; Julie Stackhouse, 20:25
Masters: Scott Murr, 17:32; Carol Caspary, 23:19
>2002 (207 finishers) -- Jacob McCaskill, 16:35; Karen Gillespie, 19:22
Masters: Scott Murr, 17:39; Penny Pope, 22:50
2001 ("nearly 300 finishers," race was on the cross country on golf course along with
NCAA XC Championships at Furman that weekend) -- Thomas Cason, 16:07; Ashley Espy, 19:43
Masters: Alan Blackwell, 17:40; Robin Tarpinian, 22:08
2000 (156 finishers) -- Scott Murr, 17:24; Clare Dillon-Palma, 19:46
Masters: Bill Pierce, 19:51; Robin Tarpinian, 21:52
1999 (??? finishers) -- Matt Goodwin, 16:58; Sherry Wells, 20:18
Masters: Dan Whitten, 18:44; Clare Dillon-Palma, 20:55
1998 (127 finishers) -- Mark Mulfinger, 17:30; Clare Dillon-Palma, 21:51
Masters: Bill Pierce, 18:48; Vickie Britton, 23:39
>indicates complete results in SC Races database, PDF copy available,
Rrequest by e-mail
-Compiled by Mike Foley & Cedric JaggersFirst year was ?
Corrections and missing years wanted; send to [email protected]
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CLEMSON RACE TO THE ROCK PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY 5K 2011 race date March 26
Clemson, SC USATF Certified Course #SC06006BS, SC05012BS, SC03009BS
>2010
>2009
>2008
>2007
>2006
>2005
>2004
>2003
16:39 David Payne
15:58 Chas Culberson
17:19 Christopher Dehondt
17:20 Christopher Dehondt
17:05 Jason Reneau
16:27 Itay Magidi
16:10 Mauritis Van Der Vee
16:16 Travis Smith
19:13 London Miller
19:24 Chrystal Haire
19:46 Tianna Snyder
19:51 Judy Walls
20:19 Lyndsey Banks
19:22 Dian Ford
18:57 Rebecca Prichard
20:03 Dian Ford
167 finishers
207 finishers
220 FINISHERS
152 finishers
165 finishers
210 finishers
199 finishers
212 finishers
-Certified full length course first used beginning 2003
2002
2001
15:36 Matthew Huger
17:19 Scott Hoffman
18:11 Sarah Reed
19:54 Sarah Reed
?
?
finishers
finishers
NOTE: RECORDS BOLD AND UNDERLINED course records not possible on uncertified
courses which are approximate distances and must be assumed to be short of the advertised distance.
Additions and corrections wanted: send to [email protected]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------2011 race date March 26
HEALTHY CAPITAL 5K Columbia, SC
>2010 100 finishers 18:43 Mike Hedgecock
>2009 111 finishers 17:28 Tim Jeffreys
>2008 106 finishers 20:30 Emmanuel Doster
24:40 Lisa Boyter
22:16 Sara Hutchins
21:57 Amanda Barrett
First year was 2008
Records bold and underlined
-compiled by Cedric JaggersUpdates and corrections wanted, send to: [email protected]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------LITTLE RIVER BRIDGE RUN 8K
Laurens, SC
>2010
>2009
>2008
>2007
>2006
30:11
29:15
27:03
25:57
26:34
Ryan Plexico
Ed Hughes
Palmer Thomas
BRIAN ERB
Palmer Thomas
28:33
32:33
35:55
35:55
30:38
ALLISON GRACE
Caitlin Schier
Kateryna Slyeptsova
Lauren Haupfear
Margaret Schmitt
82
70
114
119
160
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
-Certified full length course first used 2006>2005 28:06 Phillip Sumner
2004 26:26 Palmer Thomas
36:32 Candy Fuhr
30:04 Shannon Schoppman
121 finishers
180 FINISHERS
[email protected]
NOTE: RECORDS ALL CAPS AND UNDERLINED course records not possible on uncertified courses
which are approximate distances and must be assumed to be short of the advertised
distance.
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USATF certified course #SC04022BS
>2010
>2009
2008
>2007
>2006
>2005
>2004
46 finishers
19 finishers
not held
25 finishers
30 finishers
15 finishers
34 finishers
21:35 Verrio Keese
22:13 Johnathan Ford
24:51 Laura Rukat
29:01 Kim Abbot
18:53 Ryan Wolosyln
18:59 Augstin McJunkins
22:31 Zach Biggers
18:02 Ryan Boggs
27:34 Alice Campbell
23:53 Cathy Roper
28:12 Madison Barker
25:01 Terra Edwards
First year was 2004 -compiled by Cedric JaggersRecords Bold and Underlined
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COOPER RIVER BRIDGE RUN 10K Charleston, SC
2011 race date April 2
USATF Certified Courses listed: SC85012WN, SC86008WN, SC94030BS,
SC96010BS, SC00003BS, SC03012BS, SC05039BS, SC10020BS
Website: www.BridgeRun.Com
records are underlined and highlighted in each category
overall SIMON NDIRANGU
27:49 MESEKEREM ASSEFA 32:31 33057 finishers
USA div Simon Sawe
30:23 Allison Grace
33:56 38314 entrant
masters Nikolay Kerimov 30:55 Anzhelika Averkova 33:38
gr mst Joe Flores
34:28
Susi Smith
39:55
local Neville Miller
31:29
Rives Poe
37:04
overall TILAHUN REGASSA
28:24 AMANE GOBENA
32:25 31430 finishers
Masters Elarbi Khattabi
31:40 Firaya Sultanova-Zhdanova 35:37 37617 entr
gr mst Tom Mather
36:03
Tatyana Pozdnyakova 39:40
local
Brian Johnson
32:41
Sopagna Eap
36:04
overall ROBERT LETTING
28:47
LEAH MALOT
masters Sean Wade
31:13 Firaya Sultanova-Zhdanova 35:43 36838 entr
gr mst Jerry Clark
34:48 Tatyana Pozdnyakova 38:18
local
Kurt Russell
33:32
Rives Poe
37:16
overall RICHARD KIPLAGET 28:35 REHIMA KADIR
masters Sean Wade
31:12 Sylvia Mosqueda
33:30 37161 entrants
gr mst Jerry Clark
local
Neil McDonagh 32:06 Rives Poe
37:33
overall ABRAHAM CHEBII
28:16 SALLY BARSOSIO
masters Albert Okemwa
31:20 Tatyana Pozdnyakova 35:16 45497 entrants
gr mst Gary Romesser
local
Neil McDonagh 31:38 Anne Wyman Cipolla 39:02
Note:
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
COOPER RIVER BRIDGE RUN 10K continued
2005 overall LINUS MAYO
29:30 OLGA ROMONOVA
masters Paul Aufdemberg 31:32 Tatyana Pozdnyakova 35:34 24663 entrants
gr mst Gary Romesser 36:02 Tatyana Pozdnyakova 35:34
local
Tom Mather
32:53 Carre Joyce
37:22
2004 overall LUKE KIPKOSGEI
28:13 SALLIE BARSOSIO
masters Dennis Simonaitis31:44 Tatyana Pozdnyakova 34:55 17311 entrants
33:45 Terry Mahr
40:24
local
Irv Batten
32:37
Sarah Reed
39:29
2003 overall TOM NYARIKI
28:57 EDNA KIPLAGAT
masters Andrew Masai
30:49 Lyubov Kremleva
33:36
Terry Mahr
40:42
local
Nicholas Iauco 32:24
Lizl Kotz
41:22
2002 overall JOHN ITATI
28:06 CATHERINE NDEREBA
masters Eddy Hellebuyck 29:23 Lyubov Kremleva
33:20
Debra Wagner
37:14
local
Sean Dollman
31:45
Laurie Sturgell 36:41
2001 overall JAMES KOSKEI
masters Simon Karori
29:21 Viazova Elena
33:18
Terry Mahr
39:10
local
Irving Batten 33:13
Amy Clements
36:10
2000 overall JAMES KOSKEI
masters Simon Karori
29:13 Marie Boyd
gr mst Bob Schlau
34:25
Terry Mahr
38:49
local
Mike Aiken
31:57
Kerry Robinson
38:00
1999 overall LAZARUS NYAKERAKA 28:40 EUNICE SAGERO
masters John Tuttle
gr mst Bob Schlau
34:48 Terry Mahr
39:24
local
Eric Ashton
30:32
Sue Tandy
38:44
1998 overall TOM NYARIKI
29:58 ELANA MEYER
masters Keith Anderson
gr mst
Bob Schlau
37:37 Betty Ryberg
42:44
local
Tom Mather
32:53
Clarice Marana
36:44
1997 overall PAUL KOECH
27:57 ELANA MEYER
masters Antoni Niemczak 31:11 Maureen de St Croix 37:31 15216 entrants
local
Tom Mather
31:42 Clarice Marana
36:33
1996 overall JOSEPH KAMAU
28:32 LIZ McCOLGAN
masters Antoni Niemczak 30:14 Maureen de St Croix 35:13 14030 entrants
local
Mark Friedrich 31:59 Clarice Marana
37:18
1995 overall JOSEPH KIMANI
27:49 LAURA LAMEN-COLL
masters Wilson Waigwa
30:33 Irina Bondarchouck 35:13 12406 entrants
local
Tom Mather
31:14
Lynn MacDougall
37:59
1994 overall SIMON KIRORI
28:35 ELAINE VAN BLUNK
masters Nick Rose
30:04 Rebecca Stockdale-Wooley 36:32
local
Tom Mather
30:54
Kathy Kanes
34:43 8670 entrants
1993 overall PAUL BITOK
28:31 SABRINA DORNHOEFFER 33:53 6192 finishers
masters Nick Rose
30:21 Carol McLatchie
35:50 7544 entrants
local
Tom Mather
31:42
Suzanne Lynch
39:56
1992 overall DOMINIC KIRUI
28:24 JILL HUNTER
masters Nick Rose
29:52 Nancy Grayson
35:50 7602 entrants
local
Tom Mather
32:11
Patti Previte Clark 38:58
1991 overall JEFF CANNADA
29:38 KIM BIRD
masters John Campbell
30:33 Nancy Grayson
35:39 6527 entrants
local
Mark Friedrich 32:18
Micky Kawohl (Reger) 35:48
1990 overall SAM OBWACHA
29:20 SHELLY STEELY
masters Earl Owens
31:26 Judy Greer
37:45 7820 entrants
local
Michael Brown
32:04
Alison Roxburgh
36:33
1989 overall ASHLEY JOHNSON
29:48 GRETE WAITZ
masters Bob Schlau
32:20 Judy Greer
37:38 7510 entrants
local
Tom Mather
32:02
Megan Othersen (Gorman)36:06
1988 overall ASHLEY JOHNSON
29:56 CARLA BOROVICKA
masters Mike Hurd
31:32 Gail Bailey
39:12 6904 entrants
local
Bob Schlau
32:19
Benita Schlau
38:11
COOPER RIVER BRIDGE RUN 10K continued
1987 overall PAUL CUMMINGS
30:19 MARY ELLEN McGOWAN 34:31 6976*including
masters Richard Weeks
34:43 Gail Bailey
38:42
unregistered
local
Tom Mather
32:04
Megan Othersen (Gorman) 37:19 6997 entr
1986 overall HANS KOELEMAN
29:29 LESLIE WELCH
masters Tom Dooley
33:19 Gail Bailey
39:12 6684 entrants
local
Bob Schlau
31:26
Benita Brooks (Schlau) 38:36
Note: Dr. Marcus Newberry award for first local area finisher originated 1986
1985 overall MIKE O’REILLY
29:28 CHRISTINA BOXER
masters Don Coffman
32:27 Peggy Ledford
44:51 5440 entrants
1984 overall DAVID BRANCH
29:25 BRENDA WEBB
masters Bill Voight
35:48 Cindy Dalrymple
36:57 4459 entrants
1983 overall DAVID BRANCH
29:28 MARY COPELAND
38:09 2585 entrants
masters Ed Ledford
36:43 Peggy Ledford
41:44 3115 entrants
1982 overall MARK DONAHUE
30:28 SALLIE DRIGGERS
37:21 1734 entrants
masters Ed Ledford
36:06 Peggy Ledford
44:49 2100 entrants
1981 overall MARC EMBLER
30:54 KIKI SWEIGART
masters Ed Ledford
36:36 Suzanne Foster
44:49 1650 entrants
1980 overall KIM BURKE (TIE)
STEVE LITTLETON
31:26 MICHELLE MOORE
Masters Ed Ledford
37:08 Pat Rhode
49:53 1500 entrants
1979 overall AVERY GOODE
32:55 MARTY LONG
masters
Jones
38:35
Glassman
52:04 1350 entrants
1978 overall BENJI DURDEN
30:22 LISA LORRAIN
39:39 766 finishers
masters Bill Wooley
36:44 A. Lipowski
46:12 1040 entrants
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FUN SUN RUN10K 5K
Murrells Inlet, SC
USATF certified course 10K #SC08005BS, uncertified 5K
>2010 10K 73 finishers
38:10 Vincent Avitabile
39:15 Zola Pieteise
5K 107 finishers
16:14 Cody Seymour
21:23 Patricia McGill
19:13 Gene Faller
43:26 Donna Cuiston
5K 194 finishers
17:19 Cody Seymour
20:07 Danielle Mitchell
??:?? Desmond Young
??:?? Leslie Connor
(note: 10K winning times shown as 12:40AM and 12:47AM)
5K 41 finishers
??:?? Cole Robson
??:?? Lisa Harrington
(note 5K wining times shown as 12:21AM and 12:24AM)
2007 ?
First year was 2007
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RUN FOR YOUR LIFE 5K
Newberry, SC
>2010
>2009
>2008
>2007
>2006
>2005
68
68
51
65
47
58
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
15:34
15:56
18:00
15:44
15:42
15:08
Eric Ashton
Eric Ashton
Brian Laprise
Kurt Russell
Brian Erb
Joseph Gibson
19:07
19:49
18:54
19:45
18:49
18:20
Kathryn Ashton
Kathryn Ashton
Kathryn Cavanaugh
Susan Rogers
Margaret Schmitt
Shannon Shappman
>indicates complete results in my database, PDF copy available, request by e-mail
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CLINIC CLASSIC 10K 5K
Camden, SC
USATF certified course 10K # SC08034BS, certified 5K # SC08035BS
5K 69 finishers
5K 49 finishers
5K 28 finishers
32:20 Daniel Smoak
19:20 Brian Hann
41:16 Robbie McLendon
18:47 Chris Hicks
19:15 Jeff Brandenburg
46:03 Michele Parnell
25:59 Anita Crawford
52:25 Usa McClamrock
23:40 Heather Tetterton
46:11 Autaum Morant
26:15 Ruth Torchia
First year was 2008
-compiled by Cedric JaggersAdditions and corrections wanted, send to: [email protected]
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USATF Certified Courses # SC06020BS, SC05020BS, SC03016BS
>2010
>2009
>2008
>2007
>2006
>2005
>2004
2003
262
179
164
157
204
238
249
140
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
17:41
17:48
15:59
17:38
16:47
17:02
15:14
16:57
Michael Rounds
Elliott Taylor
DJ Mattison
Elliott Taylor
John Sell
Eric Vandervort
DERRICK WYATT
Ryan Plexico
19:55
21:05
18:01
21:25
19:19
20:14
18:34
21:07
Caitlin Ranson
Debbie Heaton
GAIL KATTOUF
Judy Walls
Sunday Ford
Casey Gale
Shannon Schoppman
Cassie Rowland
>indicates complete results in my database, PDF copy available via e-mail
request [email protected]
First year was 2003 RECORDS UNDERLINED
-compiled by Cedric Jaggers-
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iFive:K 5K Charleston, SC
Evening race through Historic Downtown area
>2010 556
>2009 452
>2008 287
>2007 236
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
15:34
16:18
17:48
18:10
NEVILLE MILLER
19:02 Anne Clinton
KARL WALSH
18:36 ANNE CLINTON
Jeff Baxter 19:08 Katie Thurmond
John Leeds
21:30 Molly Hughes
>indicates complete results in my database, PDF copy available,
request by e-mail
[email protected]
RECORDS BOLD AND HIGHLIGHTED
-first year was 2007-compiled by Cedric Jaggers –
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EARTH FARE 8K Columbia, SC
Trail Run at Saluda Shoals State Park
>2010
>2009
>2008
45 finishers
90 finishers
65 finishers
*42:18 Randall Hrechko
30:16 James White
29:55 James White
49:20 Angie Miracle
34:53 Micah Simonsen
35:00 Amy McDonaugh
*results say “There was a problem with 1st through 5th place, times are correct but the first 5 voted to change the lineup
because of a mixup
First year was 2008
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GREER EARTH DAY HALF MARATHON &
GREATER GREER 8K or 5M or 5K Greer, SC
USATF Certified Half Marathon #SC08014BS, 5M #SC08013BS 5K#SC09044BS
2010
>HM
>5K
2009
>HM
>5K
431 finishers 1:12:00 Jon Stoer
Masters
1:24:41 Stepen Derfler
Grand Masters 1:30:50 Drew Walker
268 finishers
16:11 James Brooks
Masters
20:03 John Herberger
Grand Masters
21:08 Steve Ulery
1:23:01 Kristi Arledge
1:34:20 Jackie Lafontaine
1:53:24 Linda Ball
18:28 London Miller
22:36 Jill Laiewski
23:01 Heather Rossley
346 finishers 1:12:55 Daniel Hughes
Masters
1:20:52 Ed Hughes
358 finishers
18:22 Danny Murray
Masters
19:22 Stephen Derfler
1:29:20 Kristi Arledge
1:49:16 Elizabeth Poupore
21:08 Lindsay Decken
21:47 Lauren Blaakman
-note- 5M changed to 5k in 2009-
GREATER GREER 8K or 5M or 5K Greer, SC continued
2008
>HM
>5M
241 finishers 1:20:34 Jason Putnam
Masters
1:28:21 Juergen Ziegler
299 finishers
26:27 Timothy Briles
Masters
29:16 Joe Hammond
1:36:07 Leah Carver
1:45:17 Kennie Norris
31:18 Nicole Gallier
37:21 Debbie Heaton
-first certified Half marathon and 5M courses used beginning 20082007
>HM
>5M
232 finishers 1:17:24 Thomas Blackwell
Masters
1:20:05 Ed Hughes
248 finishers
26:10 Brian Erb
Masters
29:50 Pierre-Yves Page
1:19:29 Amanda Cooley
1:47:07 Andrea Beaver
30:12 Gail (Jervey) Kattouf
38:03 Dana Spark
2006 187 finishers 1:19:03 Rick Kattouf
1:19:38 Amanda Cooley
>HM
Masters
1:24:54 Christopher Giordanelli 1:49:08 Leora Riordan
>3.4M 122 finishers
21:26 Pierre-Yves Page
22:28 Margaret Schmitt
Masters
24:12 George Luke
30:09 Darla Derfler
2005
>HM
>8K
-Note:
114 finishers 1:14:30 Michael McCauley
Masters
1:29:05 Joey Howard
121 finishers
27:44 Shane Carr
Masters
30:58 Stephen Derfler
1:30:53 Kiri Arledge
1:53:08 Dewanda Dyson
32:05 Karen Gillespie
39:01 Dana Spark
Uncertified Half Marathon race added; previously was an 8K race only.
Uncertified 8K course used beginning 2005-
>2004 119 finishers
26:06 Orinthal Striggles 30:24 Anne Wyman Cipolla
Masters
28:52 Craig Horn
31:42 Susi Smith
>2003 165 finishers
26:23 Tim Gibbons
31:31 Sandy Campbell
Masters
28:15 Alan Blackwell
36:06 Robin Tarpinian
>2002 269 finishers
27:52 Scott Hoffman
30:44 Ruth-Marie Milliman
Masters
31:35 Elizabeth Poupore
>2001 217 finishers
27:51 Scott Murr
30:59 Elizabeth Poupore
Masters
31:40 Judy Walls
>2000 184 finishers
26:02 Dave Geer
29:08 Gail Jervey
Masters
28:13 Ervin Reed
38:46 Vickie Britton
>1999 219 finishers
26:02 Dave Geer
31:04 Marguerite Babrowicz
Masters
28:28 Paul Dawson
36:18 Karen Martin
>1998 234 finishers
25:30 Rob Wilder
27:50 Tatiana Ivanova
Masters
27:43 Paul Dawson
30:59 Ruth Marie Milliman
1997 174 finishers
25:35 Rob Devlin
29:37 Gail Pennachio
Masters
29:13 Paul Dawson
33:01 Nonie Hudnall
1996 ?
?
?
1995 ?
25:20 Jamie Barnes
29:36 Judy Walls
Masters
26:06 Dave Geer
29:43 Susan Seagraves
1994 259 finishers
?
?
1993 ?
24: 51 Jamie Barnes
29:00 Kris Salt
Masters
28:45 John Lash
34:34 Susan Wheldan
-USATF certified 8k course #SC93005BS
1992
262 finishers
Masters
used beginning 1993-
25:05 Larry Brock
27:51 Leon Cook
29:00 Kris Salt
36:12 Barb Fotz
GREATER GREER 8K or 5M or 5K Greer, SC continued
1991
239 finishers
25:18 Rob Wilder
28:57 Micky Kawohl (Reger)
Masters
27:30 Leon Cook
35:33 Barb Foltz
1990 283 finishers
26:41 David Branch
34:00 Mary Beth Lees
Masters
28:42 Bill Pierce
?
Lynda Holdridge
-USATF certified 8K course #90011BS used beginning 19901989 ?
1988 328 finishers
25:30 David Branch
30:59 Susi Foster
Masters
27:15 Reed Watson
35:00 Videra Varnadore
1987 ? finishers
24:36 David Branch
31:36 Susi Foster
Masters
27:43 Art Williams
36:50 Joan Conner
1986 269 finishers
25:27 Martin Maag
32:26 Susi Foster
Masters
29:10 Art Williams
38:42 Joan Conner
1985 ?
-TAC (USATF) certified 5 Mile course #SC85016WN used beginning 19851984
1983
1982
1981
1980
? finishers
Masters
?
?
?
?
24:11 David Branch
31:00 Keith Weaver
29:44 Mary Kay Branch
40:05 Madge Eggena
>indicates complete results in my database, PDF copy available by e-mail
First year was 1980 using uncertified 5 Mile course, note course records not recognized
for uncertified courses which are approximate distances and must be assumed to be short
of the advertised distance.
– compiled by Cedric JaggersAdditions and corrections wanted, send to: [email protected]
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ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK 5K
Winnsboro, SC
USATF Certified course listed: SC04013BS
>2010
>2009
>2008
>2007
>2006
>2005
>2004
>2003
55
70
43
30
25
33
28
30
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
finishers
17:41
18:28
19:59
17:30
17:24
17:54
17:49
17:30
Joe Tomlin
Mark Bedenbaugh
CJ Kozlowski
James White
James White
Jay Abraham
Mark Bedenbaugh
Mark Bedenbaugh
20:50
21:00
21:54
23:54
25:01
23:13
23:39
22:51
Debbie Heaton
Shannon Iriel
Shannon Iriel
Sonya Kennedy
Scarlette Johns
Anne Crawford
Anna Blestel
Ellie Cale
>indicates complete results in my database, PDF copy available, request
by e-mail
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GREENWOOD MEDICINE CHASE 5K Greenwood, SC
>2010
>2009
>2008
>2007
>2006
17:31 Michael Rounds
17:06 David Payne
17:55 Cameron Dorn
16:41 Trent Humphries
19:47 Julie Bledsoe
20:43 Julie Bledsoe
20:25 Julie Bledsoe
20:10 Julie Bledsoe
16:38 BENJAMIN SATOWE
148 finishers
156 finishers
110 finishers
96 finishers
19:21 JULIE SEYMOUR 84 finishers
NOTE: RECORDS ALL CAPS AND UNDERLINED
>indicates complete results in my SC Races Database, PDF copy available, request by
e-mail [email protected]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------STRIPED BASS FESTIVAL 10K 5K Manning, SC
USATF certified 10K #SC10029BS, 5K #SC10028BS
5K 54 finishers
36:20 Degraw Arthur 39:41 Claudia Garcia
19:39 David Bradham 23:17 Karen Canup
First full length certified courses used beginning 2010
5K 50 finishers
47:35 Joseph Hardin 47:30 Marie Ange Smith
19:21 Matt Cobb
23:15 Karen Canup
>indicates complete results in my SC Races Database, PDF copy available, request by e-mail
Additions and corrections wanted, send to [email protected]
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ROSE FESTIVAL Orangeburg, SC
12K USATF Certified Course #SC99005BS
5K USATF Certified Course #SC99004BS
5K 166 finishers
5K 136 finishers
5K 84 finishers
5K 93 finishers
5K 131 finishers
40:10 Chris Bailey
16:25 Chris Bailey
40:43 Orinthal Striggles
39:09 Sam Robinson
17:46 Patrick McRae
41:29 John Charlton
16:57 Patrick McRay
55:54 Kristin Schmitz
23:07 Kristin Schmitz
45:00 Zola Budd Pieterse
22:50 Marie-Ange Smith
51:19 Kenzie Lang
24:46 Susan Whitman
59:22 Sheir Burchell
23:09 Patricia Lavin
47:01 Maggie Roper
24:55 Patti Stoddard
ROSE FESTIVAL continued
40:49 Eric Vandervort
58:30 Sheri Burchill
5K 93 finishers
16:53 David Payne
21:37 Shannon Iriel
2004 - 2003 not held
2002 11K? ? finishers misdirected 39:34 John Davidson 42:42 Janice Addison
5K ? finishers
26:13 Joy Weatherford
54:33 Jennifer Byrd
5K 63 finishers
17:26 Dwight Jacobs
24:08 Susan Whitman
5K 87 finishers
18:31 Matthew Cregger
22:14 Lisa Jennings
45:23 Morris Bodrick
5K 78 finishers
19:10 Matthew Cregger
24:43 Betty Floyd
-USATF Certified 12k course #SC99005BS and certified 5k course #SC99004BS first used beginning 1999ROSE FESTIVAL 10K race held in previous years – no information located except as shown below1993 ? finishers
33:40 Jim Eastman
45:31 Karen Middleton
1992 100 finishers
33:50 Tom Mahon
42:41 Patty Sinclair Penegar
1991 234 finishers
31:04 Eric Ashton
35:55 Maggie Kraft
1990 262 finishers
30:49 Rob Devlin
35:34 Stephanie Bassett
1989 191 finishers
31:05 Rob Devlin
34:59 Megan Othersen (Gormen)
1988 201 finishers
30:47 Bjorn Holleland
36:13 Nancy Grayson
(note 1988 was first year TAC (USATF) 10K certified course #SC88001WN was used, Orangeburg Striders Newsletter
said old course was found to be 200 feet short)
>1987 250 finishers
29:55 Jeff Wentworth
35:37 Kim Bird
1986 ?
finishers
35:38 Kim Bird
1985 297 finishers
34:47 Marcia Mansur
1984 ? finishers
33:00 Paul Laymon
37:14 Marcia McCoy
1983 146 finishers
31:32 Lee Fidler
38:58 Marcia McCoy
>1982 173 finishers
31:26 Marc Embler
40:06 Marcia McCoy
1981 ? finishers
30:29 Marc Embler
38:29 Sallie Driggers
1980 229 finishers
29:47 Roy Kulikowski
39:11 Patty Sinclair
1979 ? finishers
30:01 David Geer
?
1978 246 finishers
30:33 David Geer
40:53 Deb Baber
1977 150 finishers
30:21 Ian Davidson
47:22 Jane Limehouse
-1977 was first year>indicates complete results in my database, PDF copy available, request by e-mail
Additions and corrections wanted, send to: [email protected]
-compiled by Cedric Jaggers & Jim Johnson-
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RICE RUN
Walterboro, SC
5K USATF (TAC) Certified Courses Used: SC 08006BS, SC98010BS, SC92015BS, SC9004BS, SC89004BS
>2010 OVERALL NEVILLE MILLER 15:12
Masters
Matthew Whitis
15:50
Grnd Mst
Tom Mather
16:58
Sr Grnd Mst John Sneed
23:22
>2009 OVERALL OJ STRIGGLES
15:23
Masters
Tom Mather
17:28
Grnd Mst
Shawn Nettles
19:52
Sr Grnd Mst Cedric Jaggers
24:09
>2008 OVERALL BERNARD TOO
14:55
Masters
Eric Ashton
15:29
Grnd Mst
Shawn Nettles
19:34
Sr Grnd Mst Gary Melville
25:17
>2007 OVERALL ERIC ASHTON
15:12
Masters
Irv Batten
15:55
Grnd Mst
Sam Swofford
17:20
Sr Grnd Mst Steve Annan
18:38
>2006 OVERALL MUSA GWAZURA
14:45
Masters
Tom Mather
16:12
Grnd Mst Shawn Nettles
19:34
Sr Grnd Mst Steve Annan
18:25
14:56.7
Masters
Tom Mather
15:57
Grnd Mst Larry Miller
18:13
Sr Grnd Mst Harry Peeples
23:12
>2004 OVERALL MUSA GWANZURA 14:58
Masters
Irv Batten
16:09
Grnd Mst
Steve Annan
17:58
Sr Grnd Mst Keith Ambrose
22:02
>2003 OVERALL ISAAC KARIUKI
14:44
Masters
Danny West
17:43
Grnd Mst Steve Annan
18:31
Sr Grnd Mst James Salvo
20:59
>2002 OVERALL MUCHAPWA MAZANO 15:17
Masters
Ervin Reid
16:53
>2001 OVERALL SAMUEL MASHO
14:39
Masters Selwyn Blake
16:03
>2000 OVERALL SAMMY NYAMONGO 14:30
Masters Tom Mather
15:38
>1999 OVERALL JULIUS ROTICH
14:46
Masters James Younquist
16:25
14:46
Masters Tom Mather
15:25
>1997 OVERALL THOMAS CASON
14:56
Masters Mark Freidrich
15:45
>1996 OVERALL DEAN DUNCAN
14:42
Masters
Dave Geer
15:32
>1995 OVERALL SELWYN BLAKE
14:52
Masters Dave Geer
15:18
>1994 OVERALL ROB DEVLIN
14:41
Masters Oliver Marshall
16:56
>1993 OVERALL BILL STEWART
14:48
Masters Anson Clapcott
16:57
MICHALLE LaFLEUR 17:48 269 finishers
Ruth Marie Milliman
19:38
Dian Ford
20:27
Nancy Curry
25:12
MICHELLE LaFLEUR 17:45 187 finishers
Dell Toomer
23:25
Lori Pope
24:17
Anne Boone
24:46
RIVES POE
17:46 209 finishers
Janice Addison
19:54
Deanna Richard
29:33
Nancy Curry
25:06
HEATHER LEE
17:39
239 finishers
Susan Rogers
19:39
Mary Mauldin
22:28
Nancy Curry
24:16
ANNE WYMAN CIPOLLA 18:26 219 finishers
Terri Marshall
20:07
Mary Mauldin
22:38
Jean Bongiorno
25:03
HEATHER LEE
16:59.9 238 finishers
Janice Addison
18:31
Dian Ford
19:22
Joan Mulvihill
25:26
JANICE ADDISON
18:11 178 finishers
Pam Drafts
22:05
Lyn Hammond
23:04
Suzie Klutz
23:58
TURENA JOHNSON LANE 17:29 144 finishers
Nitsa Calas
21:35
Nancy Curry
23:51
Jean Bongiorno
25:03
JANICE ADDISON
17:49 252 finishers
Judy Walls
19:00
JANICE ADDISON
17:50 201 finishers
Kerry Robinson
18:08
TINA JENSON
17:11 202 finishers
Judy Walls
18:36
TURENA J LANE
16:49 226 finishers
Dian Ford
19:00
CLARICE MARANA 17:04 149 finishers
Alendia Vestal
18:46
GAIL PENNACHIO
17:34 147 finishers
Alendia Vestal
18:21
MARY ELLEN KELLY 17:38 144 finishers
Catherine Lempesis
18:55
UTE JAMROZY
17:03 160 finishers
Therese Killeen
20:11
KATHY KANES
16:52 189 finishers
Therese Killeen
20:29
MAGGIE KRAFT
16:52 207 finishers
Jenny Kyle
19:05
>1992 OVERALL JIM VARGO
14:32
Masters Bob Schlau
Masters Bob Schlau
>1990 OVERALL JIM VARGO
Masters David Reese
15:39
14:54
16:58
14:42
17:18
>1989 OVERALL IRV BATTEN
15:35
Masters David Reese
15:47
MAGGIE KRAFT
16:30* 220 finishers
*SC OPEN 5K STATE RECORD
Pat Rhode
22:01
MICKY KAWOHL (REGER) 17:47 235 finish
Linda Banning
18:41
BETSY VERONEE
17:23 172 finishers
Connie Gruver
19:56
MEGAN OTHERSEN (GORMAN) 16:45* 221 finis
*SC open female record at the time
Barbara Davidson
21:17
VARIOUS UNCERTIFIED 5 MILE COURSES USED 1978 through 1988
1988 5M ?
1987 5M RONALD CHISOLM
25:49 NINA HERNDON (TAYLOR) 33:58 65 finishers
1986 5M ADAM WILLIAMS
26:27 ANN ELISH
32:21
65 finishers
1985 5M VIC STILL
26:47 TAMMIE SLIGH
34:08
? finishers
>1984 5M VIC STILL
26:46 TAMMIE SLIGH
34:36
65 finishers
1983 5M CHRIS LEGOURD
26:39 TAMMIE SLIGH
34:52
52 finishers
>1982 5M CHUCK MAGERA
26:04 KATHY JAGGERS
36:07
60 finishers
>1981 5M ROBERT FLINT
26:58 PAT RHODE
37:11
94 finishers
1980 5M ?
1979 5M ?
1978 5M ?
First year for 5 Mile was 1978 first year for 5K was 1989
-Compiled by Cedric Jaggers- RECORDS UNDERLINED
Additions and corrections wanted, send to: [email protected]
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Use this site to check out courses: you can enter the race name, city and state information or certification number
and not only find out if the course was certified, but look at the certification map and see that you ran the right course.
REMEMBER CERTIFICATION EXPIRES AFTER 10 YEARS COURSES HAVE TO BE RECERTIFIED TO
BE RECORD ELIGIBLE IF THERE HAS BEEN ANY CHANGE IN THE ROADS USED.
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2011 list from CHARLESTON RUNNING CLUB
Website: www.CharlestonRunningClub.Com
March
5
Mullet Haul Trail Run
5 Mile, 10 Mile
John's Island
10 am
5
PKT Spring into Running
5K
James Island
9 am
Karahn
Washington
864.952.9222
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Flowertown Run
10K, 5K, 1 mile
Summerville
7.30 am
Jan Parsons
843.871.9622
x103
12
The 15th Annual Bulldog
Challenge
Just over 6 miles
(obstacles)
Charleston
7 am
17
Catch the Leprechaun
5K
Mt Pleasant
6.30 pm
26
Rugged Maniac
5K (obstacles)
Mt. Pleasant
9am 4pm
26
Yemasee Mud Run
5K (obstacles)
Yemassee
10 am
10K
Mt Pleasant/
Charleston
8 am
April
2
8-9
Cooper River Bridge Run
Palmetto 200
9
Almost 9 Miler Trail Run
9
Run for Adela 5K
21
30
200-mile team relay
9 miles (sort of)
843.937.4183
Columbia - Folly
Beach
Brian Malak,
Kirk Sadler
843.209.3510
McClellanville
8 am
Chad Haffa
843.478.1779
5K
Sullivan's Island
8.30 am
Dicksie Johnson
843.442.1022
iFiveK
5K
Charleston
6.30 pm
Amy Lawrence
843.579.7508
Rice Festival 5K
5K
Walterboro
8 am
Jeff Herndon
843.893.8122
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Columbia, SC
Website:
March for Meals 5k
03/05/2011
Riverbanks Zoo
Website
Flyer
Registration
The Rosewood Run 5k
03/12/2011
Memorial Stadium, 1000 S. Holly
Flyer
Registration
Get to the Green 5k
03/19/2011
5 Points
Website
Flyer
Registration
Healthy Capital 5k
03/26/2011
Columbia High School
Flyer
Registration
The Ultimate Feat
04/02/2011
Richland Northeast High School
Palmetto Half Marathon
04/16/2011
Sand Hills
Website
Registration
2nd Annual Fallen Heroes
Memorial 5K
04/23/2011
513 Pickens Street
Website
Registration
www.ColaRunClub.Com
Earth Fair 8k Trail Race
04/23/2011
Saluda Shoals Park
Website
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Date, Location, RaceName, Distance, Time, Contact, Phone
Schedule and information may not be correct.
March 5, Columbia - Columbia Half Marathon Run/Walk, 8am; 5K Run/Walk, 8:15am; 1 Mile FR/Walk, 9:45am. Info:
www.columbiahalf.com.
March 5, Greenville - Carolina First Reedy River Run, 10K & 5K; 8:30am. Info: Joe Lanahan (864)303-0744
0744
, [email protected].
March 5, James Island - PKT Spring into Running 5K, 9am. Info: Karahn Washington (864)952-9222
9222
(864)303(864)952-
March 12, Pawleys Island - 12th Annual St. Patricks 4 Mile Run & Walk
March 12, Summerville - Flowertown Run, 10K, 5K, 1 mi.; 7:30am. Info: Jan Parsons (843)871-9622
9622
(x103), [email protected].
(843)871-
March 17, Mount Pleasant - Catch the Leprechaun 5K, 6:30pm. Info: Mike McKenna 843-566-2742
[email protected].
843-566-2742
March 19, Beaufort - Beaufort Twilight Run, 5K 5:30pm; 8K 7pm. Info: Lauren Kelly (843)271-7127
7127
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(843)271-
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March 19, Carolina Beach - Steve Haydu St. Patrick's Lo Tide Run, 10K 8:45am; 5K 9am; $22 5K/10K by 3/9; after $27. Info:
Randy Linquist, 330-417-0144
330-417-0144
, [email protected], www.lotiderun.org.
March 19, Seneca - Seneca Half Marathon. Info: Riley Johnson (864)885-2710
[email protected]
(864)885-2710
March 26, Clemson - Race to the Rock Presidential Run 5K, 8:30am. Info: (864)656-2231
[email protected]
March 26, Walhalla - Walhalla Elementary 5K & 1 Mile. Info: Steve Hanvey (864)886-4480
[email protected]
,
(864)656-2231
(864)886-4480
April 9, Anderson - Anderson Fairgrounds Trojan Challenge 5K, 8am. Info: Cassi Young (864)906-4242
4242
, [email protected]
April 16, Columbia - Palmetto Half Marathon & 5K, 7am. Info: (803)348-7895
April 16, Seneca - VIMM 5K Challenge. Info: Larry Secrest (864)885-9023
(803)348-7895
(864)885-9023
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,
(864)906-
,
April 23, Columbia - Earth Fair 8K Trail Run, 8:30am. Info: Smith Harden (803)213-2056
[email protected].
(803)213-2056
April 23, Saluda - Hop 2 The Cure 5K (Relay for Life). Info: Debbie Kirkland (864)993-1966
[email protected].
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WEBSITE: www.Gvltrackclub.clubexpress.com
2010 Regional Events
GTC Sponsored events are in GREEN
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Sombrero Beach Run, Key West, FL.
More Info
3/05/11
Reedy River Run
3/12/11
2nd Annual Peacock Strides for Babies, Mauldin, SC
3/19/11
Milliken Earth Run 5k Cross Country. Spartanburg Milliken Campus. GTC
Corporate Shield Event. Info on our GTC Website
www.greenvilletrackclub.com
3/26/11
Laurens Little River Bridge 8K
3/26/11
Step it Up with Greer 5K Trail Run and 1m Fun Run,
4/09/11
Greer Earth Day Half Marathon and 5k. Info also on our GTC Website
www.greenvilletrackclub.com.
4/09/11
4/09/11
4/10/11
4/16/11
Youth Mile, 5K, 10K Website
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Morris Broadband 1/2 Marathon at DuPont Forest Register
RUNN
Go Drive 5K, Greenville, More Info
ING/
Partner 5K Run/Walk for Partners in Health, Clemson Botanical Gardens More WALK
ING
Info
SCHE
Maylands Toxic Trail Races, 15K and 5K, More Info
DULE
GRAN
PALMETTO GRAND PRIX EVENTS AS LISTED ON STRICTLY RUNNING WEBSITE
You can Register Online at www.strictlyrunning.com for any of these events.
Palmetto Grand Prix Year 2010 Schedule
3/19/2011 Mcleod Sport Medicine
Challenge@9:00am
10k $$$
3/19/2011 Beaufort Twilight
Run@6:15PM
8k $$$
3/26/2011 Little River Bridge
Run/Walk@5:00pm
8k
4/9/2011 Race to the Rock
Presidential
Run@8:30am
5k $$$
4/9/2011 Run For Your
Life@9:00am
5k $$$
4/9/2011 Fun Sun Run@9:00am
5k
Florence
Beaufort
Laurens
Clemson
Newberry
Paul John
843/7775043
5043
843/777-
843/3790319
0319
843/379-
864/9842119
2119
864/984-
Bob Brookover 864/6562231
2231
864/656-
Lauren Kelly
Jonathan Irick
Tracy Mack
803/4057484
7484
803/405-
Murrells
Inlet
Paul Banta
843/2353762
3762
843/235-
Clemson
Jennifer Goree 864/6561823
1823
864/656-
4/15/2011 Take Back the
Night@7:00pm
5k $$$
4/16/2011 (r)Puddin
Swamp@8:00am
5k $$$
4/16/2011 Chick-Fil A
Challenge@9:00am
5k
4/16/2011 Clinic Classic Camden
Run/Walk@8:30am
10k ,
Camden
4/16/2011 (r)Palmetto Half
13.1m
Columbia
Tuberville
Seneca
Travis Pruden
Larry Secrest
Deb Mcabee
Ken Calcutt
803/4355200
5200
803/435-
864/8859023
9023
864/885-
803/7130806
0806
803/713-
803/3487895
803/348-
7895
Marathon@7:00am
4/23/2011 Alcohol
5k
Awareness@8:00am
4/30/2011 (r)Striped Bass Festival
Run@7:30am
10k $$$
4/30/2011 (r)Providence Heart and
5m
Winnsboro Cheryl
Goodwin
803/6352335
2335
803/635-
Manning
803/4355200
5200
803/435-
Carolina
Marathon
Association
803/7312100
2100
803/731-
Bronwyn
McKnew
864/4304540
4540
864/430-
803/3785981
5981
803/378-
Columbia
Sole@8:30am
4/30/2011 (p)Recovery Road
Race@9:00am
10k
4/30/2011 Rose Festival@7:30am
12k $$$
South Carolina Running Calendar
Sumter
Travis Pruden
Orangeburg Jim Johnson
from RUNNING JOURNAL
www.Running.Net
March 5, Columbia - Columbia Half Marathon Run/Walk, 8am; 5K Run/Walk, 8:15am; 1 Mile FR/Walk, 9:45am. Info:
www.columbiahalf.com.
March 5, Greenville - Carolina First Reedy River Run, 10K & 5K; 8:30am. Info: Joe Lanahan (864)303-0744
[email protected].
March 5, James Island - PKT Spring into Running 5K, 9am. Info: Karahn Washington (864)952-9222
[email protected].
March 5, John's Island - Mullet Haul Trail Run, 5 Mile, 10 Mile; 10am. Info: (843)795-4386
(864)303-0744
(864)952-9222
(843)795-4386
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March 12, Columbia - City of West Columbia Police Department's Foot Pursuit 5K Race, 8am. Info: RMS (843)2308648
(843)230-8648
March 12, Summerville - Flowertown Run, 10K, 5K, 1 mi.; 7:30am. Info: Jan Parsons (843)871-9622
[email protected].
(843)871-9622
(x103),
March 17, Mount Pleasant - Catch the Leprechaun 5K, 6:30pm. Info: Mike McKenna 843-566-2742
[email protected].
843-566-2742
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March 19, Beaufort - Beaufort Twilight Run, 5K 5:30pm; 8K 7pm. Info: Lauren Kelly (843)271-7127
(843)271-7127
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March 19, Columbia - Get to the Green 5K Run & 1 Mile Walk, 8:30am; $30/includes festival entry to St. Pat's in Five
Points ($15 value) by 3/2, after $35. Info: Jaime Lomas, 4840 Forest Dr., Suite 6B #324, Columbia, SC 29206;
(803)404-4142
(803)404-4142
, [email protected], http://www.gettothegreen.com
March 19, Seneca - Seneca Half Marathon. Info: Riley Johnson (864)885-2710
(864)885-2710
March 26, Clemson - Race to the Rock Presidential Run 5K, 8:30am. Info: (864)656-2231
[email protected].
March 26, Greenwood - Greenwood Run 5K. Info: Tracey Marcengill (864)223-0164
(864)656-2231
(864)223-0164
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(x231).
March 26, Laurens - Little River Bridge Run, 8K Run & 5K Run/Walk; 5pm; $20 by 3/14, after $22. Info: Main Street
Laurens, POB 1736, Laurens, SC 29360; Jonathan Irick (864)984-2119
(864)984-2119
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[email protected], http://www.mainstreetlaurens.org
March 26, Summerville - Ridge Run 5K, 9am. Info: (843)695-4900
(843)695-4900
March 26, Walhalla - Walhalla Elementary 5K & 1 Mile. Info: Steve Hanvey (864)886-4480
[email protected]
April 2, Charleston- Cooper River Bridge Run 10K, 8am. Info: (843)856-1949
.
(864)886-4480
(843)856-1949
,
, www.bridgerun.com.
April 2, Pendleton - Peace Power Run, 5K 9am; 1 Mile FR 8:30am; $25 (no add'l fee); FR/Free. Info: Nancy King, 244
E. Queen St., Pendleton, SC 29670; (864)414-7980
(864)414-7980
, [email protected],
www.thepeacechurch.org.
April 9, Anderson - Anderson Fairgrounds Tro Jan Challenge 5K, 8am. Info: Cassi Young (864)906-4242
[email protected].
(864)906-4242
April 9, McClellanville - Eagle Endurance Almost 9 Mile Trail Run, 8am. Info: Chad Haffa (843)478-1779
[email protected].
(843)478-1779
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April 9, Sullivans Island - Run for Adela, 5K Beach Run; 8:30am; $25 P/M by 4/1, after $30. Info: Dicksie Johnson
(843)442-1022
(843)442-1022
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[email protected], http://www.active.com/running/sullivans-island-sc/2nd-run-for-adela-5k-2...
April 16, Columbia - Palmetto Half Marathon & 5K, 7am. Info: (803)348-7895
[email protected].
(803)348-7895
April 16, Seneca - Chick-fil-A 5K Challenge, 9am. Info: Larry Secrest (864)885-9023
April 21, Charleston - Digital Corridor's iFive:K, 6:30pm. Info: Amy Lawrence (843)579-7508
[email protected].
April 23, Columbia - Earth Fair 8K Trail Run, 8:30am. Info: Smith Harden (803)213-2056
April 23, Saluda - Hop 2 The Cure 5K (Relay for Life). Info: Debbie Kirkland (864)993-1966
[email protected].
,
(864)885-9023
(843)579-7508
(803)213-2056
(864)993-1966
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April 30, Columbia - Crawdaddy Dash, 5K Run & 1 Mile Walk; 10am; $25 by 4/18, after $30. Info: Jaime Lomas, 4840
Forest Dr., Suite 6B #324, Columbia, SC 29206; (803)404-4142
(803)404-4142
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[email protected], http://www.crawdaddydash.com/
April 30, Greenwood - Greenwood Half Marathon, 8am; 5K Run/Walk, 8:15am; FR, 9:45am. Info: (407)599-0568
0568
, [email protected], www.usrahm.com.
(407)599-
April 30, Walterboro - Rice Run/Walk, 5K Run & 5K Walk 8am; Fun Run 9am; $20 by 4/25, after $25. Info: Rice Run,
200 E. Washington St., Walterboro, SC 29488; (843)549-1079
(843)549-1079
, http://www.scfestivalrice.com
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North Carolina Running Calendar from RUNNING JOURNAL
www.Running.Net
March 5, Asheville - Healthy Parks Healthy You 5K Fun Run, 5K (not timed), 8:30am. Info: Jay Nelson
(828)250-4260
(828)250-4260
March 5, Cary - WakeMed Cary Distance Festival 5K, 10K, 9am. Info: Jim Young (919)8731207
(919)873-1207
March 5, Cary - Carolina Phoenix 5K Run/Walk, 9am. Info: Linda Oakleaf, [email protected].
March 5, Charlotte - Get Your Rear in Gear 5K Run/Walk, 8:15am; Kids FR, 8:05am. Info: Susan Falco
(704)313-GEAR, [email protected].
March 5, Greensboro - Southeast Road Mile Team & Individual Championships, CANCELLED! 5pm-10pm
(Mile heat every 30 min.); RaceWalk & Wheelchair; $20 by 2/28, after $30. Info: Bill Cason, 5800 W. Friendly
Ave., Greensboro, NC 27410; [email protected], (336)734-3009
(336)734-3009
.
www.personalbestsports.org.
March 5, Lumberton - Rumba on the Lumber, 5K/fun mile. Info: Rich Defalco [email protected].
March 5, Mocksville - Shamrock Run, Walk & Tots Trot, 5K, 8:15am, 10K, 9am, ¼ mi., 9:15am. Info: Paul
Nice 336-473-5730
336-473-5730
, [email protected], www.stfrancismocksville.com.
March 5, Morehead City - Crystal Coast Half Marathon, 8am. Info: Butch Robertson (919)2662444
(919)266-2444
March 5, Raleigh - Get Your Rear in Gear 5K Run/Walk, 9am; Kids FR, 8:30am. Info: Phyllis Fowler
(919)355-1672
(919)355-1672
March 5, Raleigh - St. Patty's Run Green 8K, 3pm. Info: Bruce (919)349-1719
[email protected].
(919)349-1719
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March 5, Wilmington - Cardinal Strut 5K & 1.2 Mile Kids Marathon, 8am. Info: Renee Griffin (910)7902250
(910)790-2250
March 12, Asheville - Asheville Shamrock Run 10K/5K /1K Fun Run, 5K, 10K-9:10am, 1K-8:55am. Info:
Angie Dorsey (828)252-7896
(828)252-7896
March 12, Charlotte - Corporate Cup Half Marathon & Relay, 8am. Info: Rachel Hallmark (704)7166138
(704)716-6138
March 12, Lenoir - Leprechaun Leap 5K, 9am; $15 by 3/10, after $20. Info: Meleah Mikeal, POB 958, Lenoir,
NC 28645; Anna Coleman (828)757-2196
(828)757-2196
March 12, Raleigh - Run for the Oaks, 5K & 1/4 Mile; 8:30am. Info: [email protected].
March 12, Roanoke Rapids - Roanoke Canal Half Marathon, 8am; 8K, 8:30am. Info: Michael Forrester
(252)443-4566
(252)443-4566
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March 12, Salisbury – Salisbury Fire Dept. St. Patty‟s 5K, 9am. Info: Terry Smith (704)6384467
(704)638-4467
March 19, Carolina Beach - Steve Haydu St. Patrick's Lo Tide Run, 10K 8:45am; 5K 9am; $22 5K/10K by 3/9;
after $27. Info: Randy Linquist, 1615 Mackerel Ln., Carolina Beach, NC 28428; 330-417-0144
330417-0144
, [email protected], www.lotiderun.org.
March 19, Canton - Meadowbrook PTO Cubs on the Run 5K, 9am; 1 Mile, 10am. Info: Meadowbrook PTO
(828)646-3445
(828)646-3445
, [email protected]
March 19, Cary - Miles for Matt 5K Run/Walk, 9am; Wake Med Soccer Park; $25 by 2/28, after $30. Info:
Kendall Pschak, 106 Ashwick Ct., Cary, NC 27513; (919)621-1022
(919)621-1022
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[email protected], http://www.mattcossamemorial.org
March 19, Chapel Hill - Kidney Kare 5K Run/Walk, 8:30am; Kids Kare 1/2 Mile Run (11-under), 9:15am. Info:
(919)966-2561
(919)966-2561
.
March 19, Chapel Hill - ZTA Franklin 5K for Breast Cancer Research and Awareness, 9:30am. Info: Fabi
Brown, [email protected].
March 19, Charlotte - Run the Creek 5K, 9am; 1 Mile, 10am. Info: (704)248-8761
[email protected].
(704)248-8761
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March 19, Clayton - C3 5K & 1 Mile FR, 5K-9:30am, 1 mi. - 9:00am. Info:Katie Chatham (919)9343551
(919)934-3551
March 19, Durham - The Equinoxalizer 5K, 8:30am. Info: (386)451-3978
[email protected].
(386)451-3978
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March 19, Greenville - Habitat for Humanity Home Run 10K, 5K, 1M, Kids Dash, 8:15am, 8:30am. 10K/5K$20, 1M- $15, Kids dash- $5 by 3/11, after - 10K/5K- $25, 1M- $15, Kids dash- $5. Info: James Orr PO Box
4033, Greenville, NC 27836, 252-902-9712
252-902-9712
http://www.habitathomerun.com
March 19, Lincolnton - S. Ray Lowder Elementary "Spring Spirit" 5K, 9am. Info: Donald Welch (704)7352741
(704)735-2741
.
March 19, Oriental - Lucky Charms Challenge, 10K Run, 5K Run or Walk. Info: (252)2491869
(252)249-1869
March 19, Roxboro - Equinox Run, 5K 9am; 1 Mile 8:30am; $25/5K, $10 1 mi. by 3/11; after $30/$12. Info:
Kay Rudd, 425 Long Ave., Roxboro, NC 27573; (336)597-1755
(336)597-1755
(x 2),
[email protected], [email protected].
March 19, Winston-Salem - St. Leo's School 5K, 8:30am; 10K, 8:40am. Info: Pam Seach (336)4069792
(336)406-9792
March 20, Cary - Tobacco Road Marathon & Half Marathon, 7am. Info: Michael Yahyapour, 6100 Crescent
Knoll Dr., Raleigh, NC 27614; (919)302-6619
(919)302-6619
www.tobaccoroadmarathon.com.
March 20, Wrightsville Beach - Quintiles Wrightsville Beach Marathon & Half Marathon, 6:30am;
$75/marathon, $55/half by 1/1; after $95/$75. Info: Tom Clifford (910)297-4973
(910)297-4973
[email protected], www.wrightsvillebeachmarathon.com.
,
March 26, Asheboro - The Human Race, 5K 9am; $20. Info: The Volunteer Center of Randolph County, 363 S.
Cox St., Asheboro, NC 27203; Gail Routh (336)626-6643
(336)626-6643
March 26, Asheville - Carpenters Heart 5K, fun run, 9am. Info: Andy Plemmons (828)7756646
(828)775-6646
March 26, Asheville - Colon Cancer Awareness 5K Run/Walk, 8am. Info: Kim Metcalf (828)2540881
(828)254-0881
March 26, Clemmons - Get Your Rear in Gear 5K Run/Walk, Kids FR 8am; 5K Timed Run 8:30am; 5K Walk
8:45am. Info: Lyn Wooten (336)713-2025
(336)713-2025
March 26, Dallas - Kelly Guffey Race to Remember 5k race/walk, Kid's Fun Run, 8am. Info: Robin Forgione
(919)602-6449
(919)602-6449
March 26, Durham - Great Human Race 5K, 8:30am. Info: Tammy Dorfman (919)471-0942
0942
(919)471-
March 26, Kinston - The Kinston 8,000: Run for the River, 8:30am. Info: [email protected].
March 26, Oxford - Oxford Run for Life 5K & 1 Mile, 9am. Info: [email protected].
March 26, Pisgah Forest - Dupont Forest 12K Trail Race, 10am; $25 by 3/25, $30 on RD. Info: Jus Running
Inc., 523 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, NC 28804; Norman Blair (828)252-7867
(828)252-7867
,
[email protected], www.jusrunning.com.
March 26, Raleigh - Raising Cane 5K Run/Walk, 9am. Info: [email protected].
March 26, Raleigh - Run the Ridge 5K & 1 Mile Walk, 9am. Info: Kristi Hagerman (919)6249322
(919)624-9322
April 2, Black Mountain - Black Mountain Greenway Challenge, 5K & 10K, 1pm. Info:
[email protected].
April 2, Boiling Springs - Run for Glory Run Walk, 5K, fun run, 8am. Info: Bubba Anthony (704)4184402
(704)418-4402
, (704)434-7831
(704)434-7831
April 2, Concord - Live It Up, Cabarrus 3K, fun walk, 2pm. Info: Perry Gabriel (704)9202701
(704)920-2701
April 2, Emerald Isle - Vikings Race for a Cure 5K Run/Walk, 9am; 1 Mile, 8:30am. Info: Shelly Delorme
(252)626-8703
(252)626-8703
April 2, Leland - Race for Christ & Community Day, 5K & 10K; 9am; $20 before 2/28, $25 2/29-3/16, after
3/16 $30. Info: Joshua Reilly (910)470-0693
(910)470-0693
http://www.active.com/running/leland-nc/the-race-for-christ-2011.
April 2, Morrisville - Joggin' for Your Noggin' 5K, 8:30am. Info: Susan Fewell (919)6183003
(919)618-3003
April 2, Raleigh - St. Timothy's Spring Sprint 5K Run. Info: (919)787-3011
(919)787-3011
.
April 2, Wilmington - Azalea Festival/CFVC Big Buddy 5K, 10K & Fun Walk, 8am. Info: Annie Anthony
(910)392-8180
(910)392-8180
April 3, Asheville - Run for Paws 5K, 1:30pm. Info: (828)808-9435
[email protected].
(828)808-9435
,
April 3, Cullowhee - Valley of the Lilies Half Marathon, 7am. Info: Sandy Terhune (828)2278805
(828)227-8805
April 3, Raleigh - Raleigh NEDA Walk, 8am. Info: Michelle (218)230-0192
[email protected].
(218)230-0192
,
April 3, Raleigh - Dog Day 2011 5K, 2-mile dog walk, 5K-12pm, 2-mile-1:30pm. Info: Vincent Ziglioli,
[email protected].
April 9, Brevard - Morris Broadband Half Marathon @ DuPont Forest, 9am. Info: Greg Walker (828)6870751
(828)687-0751
April 9, Cary - Kay Brewer Memorial 5K for Greater Raleigh Young Life, 9am. Info: Young Life Center
(919)833-6576
(919)833-6576
April 9, Cary - Cary Road Race, 10K 8:30am; 5K 9:45am; 1 Mile 10:30am; $10/5K or 10K Recreational,
$13/Competitive 5K or 10K; $12/$17 on RD. Info: Kirk Matthews (919)469-4363
(919)469-4363
[email protected], http://www.active.com/running/cary-nc/cary-road-race-2011
,
April 9, Chapel Hill - Wachovia Tar Heel 10 Miler & 4 Miler. Info: Thys Wind (877)-29-ENDURE,
[email protected].
April 9, Charlotte - Elizabeth 8K Road Race, 3K Run/Walk; Kids FR, 8am. Info: Amanda Loftus (704)6089089
(704)608-9089
April 9, Charlotte - Bulldog 5K, 8am. Info: Deb Rubinich (704)277-8079
[email protected].
(704)277-8079
,
April 9, Erwin - BB&T Railtrail Run/Walk for CareNet 5K, 1mile, 9am. Info: CareNet of Harnett 910-8978930
910-897-8930
April 9, Franklin - Macon Your Heart Beat 5K/1mi., 9:30am. Info: Tom Forkner (828)3498290
(828)349-8290
April 9, Goldsboro - Sunrise Kiwanis & Q97.7 Radio Greater Goldsboro Road Run, 10K Run, 5K Run, 5K
Walk & 1 Mile FR; 9am. Info: James Orr (252)321-8512
(252)321-8512
April 9, Hudson - Hall Pass 5K Run/Walk. 9am. Info: Matt Ingram (828)396-2188
[email protected].
(828)396-2188
,
April 9, Raleigh - NCVAN Memorial 5K Walk/Run for Crime Victims, 8am. Info: Elizabeth Wexler (919)8312857
(919)831-2857
April 10, Nags Head - Flying Pirate Half Marathon, 7:30am. Info: Outer Banks Sporting Events (252)2556273
(252)255-6273
April 16, Bostic - Bear Foot 5K, fun run, 8:30am. Info: Susan Hollifield (828)245-6960
6960
, [email protected]
April 16, Broadway - Run the Buck 5K, 8am. Info: Carl Bryan (919)718-7285
[email protected].
(828)245-
(919)718-7285
April 16, Catawba - CVCC Run of the Mill 5K, 9am. Info: Amanda Crouse (828)327-7000
7000
ext. 4365, [email protected].
,
(828)327-
April 16, Charlotte - Charlotte RaceFest at SouthPark, Half Marathon & 10K, 7:30am; Running Journal 10K
Grand Prix Race; $55/half, $40/10K by 3/18; $55/$50 3/19-4/12; $60/$45 4/14-15; $65/$50 on RD. Info: Scott
Dvorak (704)377-8786
(704)377-8786
, [email protected], www.charlotteracefest.com.
April 16, Durham - New Balance Girls on the Run, 5K Run/Walk 9am; Recreational 5K Run/Walk, 9:05am;
100yd. Dash. Info: (919)401-6307
(919)401-6307
.
April 16, Gastonia - Run for the Money 9 5K run/2K walk, 8am. Info: LeeAnn Harris (704)8640927
(704)864-0927
, [email protected]
April 16, Kernersville - Caleb's Creek Elementary Run for Reading 5K, 9am. Info: Debra Lackey (337)7036757
(337)703-6757
April 16, Spruce Pine - Mayland Toxic Trail Races, 15K & 5K; 9am. Info: Matthew Hollifield (828)4671812
(828)467-1812
, [email protected], www.mitchellraces.com.
April 16, Mount Airy - Pound Downtown 5K, 8:30am. Info: Eric Leathers (336)786-7920
7920
(336)786-
April 16, Monroe - Earth Day 5K, 8am; $15 by 4/13, $25 on RD. Info: Jackie Morgan, 1224 W. Roosevelt
Blvd., Monroe, NC 28110; (704)296-4825
(704)296-4825
http://www.co.union.nc.us/propertyservices/publicworks/earthday.aspx
April 16, Oak Island - Oak Island Lighthouse Run, 5K & 10K; 8:30am. Info: Brad Fisher (910)4576964
(910)457-6964
April 16, Raleigh - Mission Outreach Benefit 5K, 5K, 1mi., 8:30am. Info: Dawn White (919)772-6264x227,
[email protected].
April 16, Raleigh - 5K Bunn Fun Run/Walk, 2pm. Info: (919)876-2726
[email protected].
(919)876-2726
,
April 16, Roanoke Rapids - Officer John Taylor 5K Recovery Run, 5K, 1mi., 8am. Info: Wayne Tubb
(800)233-3506x882, [email protected].
April 16, Salisbury - Fit Community 10K, Fun Run and Health Walk; 8am; $25 before 4/12, after $30. Info:
(704)638-5275
(704)638-5275
,
www.salisburyrowanrunners.org, www.salisburync.gov/pkrec.
April 16, Taylorsville - Alexander County YMCA/Relay for Life, 10K & 5K Race; 9am; $20 by 4/1, after $25.
Info: Alexander County YMCA, P.O. Box 10, Taylorsville, NC 28681; Karen Elkins (828)6322232
(828)632-2232
, [email protected], www.acymca.net.
April 16, Wilmington - Run for the Red 5K, 8:30am. Info: Autum Mihm (910)762-2683
2683
(910)762-
April 17, Candler - Conquer A Cove '11 5K Walk & Run, 2pm. Info: Kathy Haney (828)4181344
(828)418-1344
April 17, Kure Beach - 5K Race for the Planet 5K, 8am. Info: Amy Kilgore (910)458-8257
8257
(910)458-
April 17, Raleigh - Second Empire 5K Classic 5K, Mile, Kid's Dash, 5K - 2 pm, Mile - 3 pm, Kid's Dash - 3:20
pm. Info: Jim Young 919-873-1207
919-873-1207
April 23, Charlotte - Twelve in Twelve 12K, 9am. Info: Paige Hauff (704)441-5909
[email protected].
(704)441-5909
April 23, Lake Junaluska - Lake Junaluska Bunny Run 10K & 5K, 8:30am; $20 by 3/31, after $25. Info: Glory
Hound Events, POB 19256, Asheville, NC 28815; Greg Duff (828)400-5868
(828)400-5868
,
[email protected], www.gloryhoundevents.com
April 23, Southport - Southport Kiwanis 5K, 8am. Info: [email protected].
April 30, Asheville - Vance 5K Rocket Run, 9am. Info: (828)350-6600
[email protected].
(828)350-6600
,
April 30, Charlotte - Race For The Land, Half Marathon & 8K; 7:30am. Info: Scott Bodien (704)3423330
(704)342-3330
April 30, Durham - Angels Among Us 5K, 8am. Info: Ellen Stainback (919)684-4784
4784
(919)684-
April 30, Mars Hill - Running with the Wildcats 5K, 9am. Info: Stephanie Cody (828)6892922
(828)689-2922
.
April 30, Marion - McDowell High School Relay for Life 5K Run/Walk, 9am. Info: McDowell HS (828)6527920
(828)652-7920
.
April 30, Raleigh - Run for Our Heroes 5K, 9am; McGruff Crime Dog Kids Dash, 10am. Info: Dennis Lane
(919)369-7491
(919)369-7491
April 30, Salisbury - Nathan Brown House 5K Run/Walk, 9am; 1/2 Mile FR, 8:30am. Info: Doug Robinson
(704)785-5425
(704)785-5425
,
April 30, Wrightsville Beach - Wrightsville Beach Farmer's Market Eat Healthy, Eat Local 5K & 10K, 8am.
Info: Lisa Weeks (910)262-5998
(910)262-5998
April 30, Zirconia - Mountain Medley 10 Mile, 5K, 1 Mile Walk/Run, 9am. Info: Mainstay, Inc. (828)6933840
(828)693-3840
, [email protected]
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Newspaper running coverage in south carolina
Now only 2 newspapers have regular scheduled coverage of running events in South Carolina. The
Greenville News and The State. Unfortunately the Charleston Post-Courier has eliminated its weekly running
coverage, and The State has now reduced their coverage to once per month.
The Greenville News has now gone to a subscription based service. You can read the first line of any
story going to www.Greenvilleonline.com and clicking on sports, then scroll down to the Running section.
Mike Foley covers the upstate events and runners. If you want to read more, you must subscribe.
The second Thursday of each month you can check The State (Columbia, SC) by going to
www.TheState.Com and clicking on sports, then you have to search under local events for a headline pertaining
to running. Larry Hamilton covers all the runs held during the previous month in South Carolina.
David Quick at the Post and Courier now has a regularly blog on the Post and Courier newspaper site;
check it out at www.postandcourier.com/blogs/running_blog/
If you know of any other SC newspapers with regular running coverage, please send me the information
to include. [email protected]. Thanks, Cedric.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------There is plenty of blank space in the Ethernet and in the Gazette reserved for your
input or article. Next issue will be May-June with a deadline of April 29. Send
something in – Race Directors – send entry forms (Word format preferred) and race
histories, Runners - Every runner has at least one good article – get it published! Send
it in and it can be! Let me hear from you:
Thanks,
Cedric
[email protected]
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e-mails to the editor
------------From: Miren Ivankovic
Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2010 7:03 PM
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
RE: HAPPY NEW YEAR Jan Feb 2011 SC RUNNERS GAZETTE lists 5, 6, 7, 8
Thank you Cedric - Happy and very Healthy 2011 to you and your family.
All the best,
Miren
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From: Irving Rosenfeld
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2010 6:08 AM
To:
[email protected]
Subject:
Free Disc
Hi, Cedric. Sure, I‟ll take another free disc on the races. BTW, I‟ve just had
bilateral cataract surgery, too, which should improve my vision so that I won‟t have
to wear glasses. Not happened yet, but it‟s been less than a month. I learned to
wear a hat many years ago, after getting sunburned on top of my bald head, but I
don‟t have to wear sunglasses any more. Neither do you. Hey, we‟ve already had
cataracts.
Have a great day!
Irving Rosenfeld
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From: Mary Jo and Dan D.
Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2010 9:37 PM
To:
Cedric Jaggers
Subject:
RE: HAPPY NEW YEAR SC Runners Gazette Jan Feb 2011 list RHS 1A,
1WB, 12
Cedric,
Greetings from Methuen, Massachusetts. Great work again. I think that the
Palmetto Half Marathon should have been around 23rd or 24th largest race in S.C. (688
finishers).
I'll be in S.C. for 3 weeks this late March/April on Fripp Island and plan to
run the largest Cooper River Bridge Run, the littlest Kings Mtn. Half Marathon, and
the Palmetto Halfer in Columbia. Unfortunately we leave JUST before the ifiveK.
Sorry to hear about your "sun" problems. Will you be selling the book at the
Bridge Run????
I finished 2010 tonight with 153 races. I ran in 156 in 2009 (getting older).
If you know of any races between March 31 and April 19 (other than April 2, 9, 16 all Saturdays) please let me know.
Thank YOU ... and Happy New Year.
Daniel Dodson
Methuen, Mass.
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From: Art Zimmerman
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2010 8:01 AM
To:
'C & K Jaggers'
Subject:
RE: HAPPY NEW YEAR Jan Feb 2011 SC RUNNERS GAZETTE lists 5, 6, 7, 8
Cedric,
Thanks for continuing to publish so much info, don‟t know how you do it.
Good luck with the ear surgery and thanks for the important reminder.
Have a great New Year and all the best to you and Kathy!
Art Zimmerman
Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464
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From: jkmulvihill
Sent: Saturday, January 01, 2011 11:11 PM
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR Jan Feb 2011 SC RUNNERS GAZETTE lists R16,
R17, R18, R19
Always look forward to the GAZETTE.
Kathy in 2011!
Thanks for all the hard work.
Best to you &
Joanie
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From: Dave Geer
Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2011 8:53 AM
To:
[email protected]
Subject:
GTC @ USATF Cross Country Nationals
Hi Cedric,
The Greenville TC had three teams at the USATF National Club Cross Country
Championships in Charlotte last month. You can find the results on the USATF website
if you‟d like to include them in the next Gazette. There was an open team, 40-49 and
50-59. Thanks for the time and effort you put into the Gazette.
Have a good day.
Dave
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Message----From: Jeanna Moffett
To: JaggersRun <[email protected]>
Sent: Wed, Jan 5, 2011 10:23 am
Subject: would like to receive SC Runners Gazette
Hi! I am the race director of the Providence Heart & Sole Women's Five Miler, held
annually in Columbia,
SC. Can I be placed on your mailing list to receive the SC Runners Gazette? Thanks so
much!
- - - From: Jeanna Moffett
Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2011 10:53 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: would like to receive SC Runners Gazette
Cedric, I thought you may want to note that some of the races in Columbia are now putting
chips on walkers (basically anyone who signs up for the race), so this inflates the
number of finishers and the actual "size" of the race. It's just something to note. Not
sure if it's a trend that others will follow...
Jeanna
-----Original Message----From: C & K Jaggers <[email protected]>
To: 'Jeanna Moffett'
Sent: Wed, Jan 5, 2011 11:12 am
Subject: RE: would like to receive SC Runners Gazette
Jeanna,
Glad to add you to the list.
I‟ve attached the latest Gazette.
Also, I noticed the trend of timing walkers and wrote about it in RUNNING JOURNAL back in
2006. I‟ve attached a Word copy of the article.
I think timing the walkers is a good idea – size matters and advertisers and newspapers
like to print big numbers so the larger a race is – even including walkers is the number
they care about. It may not be the purist way to look at things, but as I‟ve gotten
older I try to look at both sides of an argument and try to go with whatever makes the
sport look bigger and better.
Cedric
- - - From: Jeanna Moffett
If that's the case, though, races like mine (Providence Heart & Sole) that doesn't chip
the walkers but lists them separately, doesn't get "credit" for their true size. I have
about 1,000 walkers and 500 runners each year now, but the only "true" numbers that show
up in race results are those participants who are timed.
I always publish a list of registered walkers in my event just so they don't feel like
second-class citizens, but they're not considered part of the race results by the race
management company. We've never timed walkers because we don't want them to feel that
their time is important, and we therefore don't give out awards to walkers based on their
time. We do random drawings specifically for walkers so they have equal chances to win
prizes like the runners who receive race awards. We feel that participation is
what's important, not how fast they are.
Of course, my race is women's only and we cater to the athlete and non-athlete, wanting
to give women a safe environment to exercise. We're a little different that way, but
just so you know...Looks like we still hold the title of SC's only female road race, but
with the proliferation of races in the state, we may not hold that distinction for long!
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From: Jeanna Moffett
Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2011 2:02 PM
We used the disposable race tags that pull off the bibs and get placed on the shoe.
that what you're talking about or yet another system?
Is
Jeanna
-----Original Message----From: C & K Jaggers
To: 'Jeanna Moffett' <[email protected]>
Sent: Wed, Jan 5, 2011 3:45 pm
Jeanna,
This is a new system – in fact the Bridge Run was the first major race to use it.
The computer chip is built into the back of the number.
shoe.
No separate chip to tie into a
Since I ran the Bridge Run, I can testify that it was really nice not to have to worry
about putting on a number and then remembering to also put on the D chip (which the
Bridge Run has used in the past).
I‟ve cut and pasted the information (from my Gazette) that was in David Quick‟s Post and
Courier Newspaper blog about it when the adopted it.
The Cooper River Bridge Run will be using a timing device that is attached to the inside of bib for this year's race, which is
March 27 (week earlier than usual because of Easter).
Today I went by the Bridge Run office, located near the Bi-Lo at Shelmore in Mount Pleasant, to check it out and take
some pics.
Assistant Race Director Tami Varn Bourne says the switch has many benefits:
1. No more fuss with a D-tag.
2. Even better accuracy because some runners damage the chip in the process of folding it.
3. More people will be counted because some walkers C-O-U-L-D C-A-R-E L-E-S-S about putting a chip on their shoe.
As a result, hundreds of them are not counted.
"We think our finisher number will go up," says Bourne.
Here's what it looks like:
On the front, just plain old number, but ...
on the back, all you need to be timed and counted.
The only downside I see is in all caps:
DO NOT FOLD. DO NOT FOLD. DO NOT FOLD.
For those of us who find it annoying for a bib to blowing around on your singlet on the bridge - myself included - the chip
on the back will limit folding or scrunching up the bib. No big deal really. But I'm a runner, so I have to complain about
something.
To: 'Jeanna Moffett'
Sent: Wed, Jan 5, 2011 1:50 pm
Jeanna,
I think yours is a great race. From a P.R. point of view I wish you would time all the
participants, but of course that is your decision. I don‟t think the walkers would feel
pressured to run (I know they don‟t in the Bridge Run) and I think you would find the
same to be true.
The thing that really makes it easy is the new „number in the bib chip timing‟. At the
Bridge Run in 2010 they used it for the first time – so if the participant remembers to
put on their number, they get a place and a time. I think this is the future of timing
and hope all the races will use it someday. Of course that is just my opinion.
Thanks for your thoughts on the topic and keep up the good work with your race.
Cedric
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-
From: Jeanna Moffett
To:
[email protected]
Subject:
Re: would like to receive SC Runners Gazette
Interesting.
Thanks for all the trouble you went to locating the article!
Jeanna
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From: LARRY HAMILTON
To:
Cedric Jaggers
Subject:
SC Race History CD
1-5-2011,
Cedric,
Seasons Greetings to you and Kathy! Thanks very much for sending me the SC race file.
I've already looked at some of it (looking for my name of course), and it is really
addictive. I congratulate you on an amazing accomplishment - recognizing that it is a
work still in progress.
We have the boys home with us for a couple more days and I'll have more time to look
at the disk more later. I did notice a couple of things. I couldn't get the Carolina
Marathon races to open except for the summary of winner names and times that was
first on the list.
OF COURSE, any problems like that are related I'm sure to my ignorance of my
computer's rather significant capabilities. A msg. came up that the file had been
damaged and couldn't be opened. I tried a few different buttons, but no luck so far.
Once I get the disk to open up and reveal itself, I have my own personal memory
problem when I try to do it again that it's like I'm starting over again randomly
pushing keys in random patterns trying different interpretations. I'll get better.
I loved looking at the names of the Big Dogs like the Schlau's, Nancy Grayson, et.
al. I ran in a race with Olga Appell and another with Joan B. Samuelson. Many others
I got to know personally through their running in the Gov's Cup and other Midlands
races - and eventually getting to write about them. I am particularly awed at seeing
names of guys who are still running and were 65-70 back when I was beginning in the
1970's-80's. I loved those old folks and still do - especially now that
I definitely am one.
Now that I can sort of see where there are missing parts, I may be able to again
search and see if I can find some stuff that you maybe can use. Unfortunately, most
all that stuff is stored in Columbia because we live in a very tiny little house here
in Asheville.
More later. Thanks again!
Larry
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From: Ian Davidson
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2011 9:55 AM
To:
[email protected]
Subject:
Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR Jan Feb 2011 SC RUNNERS GAZETTE lists R16,
R17, R18, R19
Hello Cedric, thanks for all the info, hope your year is a good one as well.... :))
Ian
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From: Grant White
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2011 10:43 AM
To:
[email protected]
Subject:
RE: HAPPY NEW YEAR Jan Feb 2011 SC RUNNERS GAZETTE lists 21, 22,
3, 4
Hi Cedric,
I would like a copy of your disk containing all race results.
Thanks,
Grant White
xxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Waxhaw, NC 28173
-----------------------------------------------------------------------From: Kay Chandler
Sent: Friday, January 07, 2011 9:29 AM
To:
[email protected]
Subject:
RUN FOR ADELA
Hi Cedric... Joanie Mulvihill is a friend of mine and always forwards me your gazette,
which as a runner of 26 years, I really enjoy!
Take a look at Run for Adela, a 5k on Sullivan's Island. The inaugural race was
April 9 and had over 700 participants.... really amazing for a 1st race!! The race
supports the newly founded Adela Holmes Cook Foundation for local charities and honors
the daughter of a close friend of mine, also a runner. This young girl,18, was killed in
an accident while on spring break in the Bahamas, April 10, 2009. She was to attend USC
after graduating from Bishop England High School. She ran the Bridge Run every year and
was an extremely sweet, lovely girl.
The race is already being organized for this year and we're predicting a huge turnout
again. Thank you for all you do for our running community!!
Kay Chandler
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From: John Sneed
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2011 10:48 AM
To:
Cedric Jaggers
Subject:
Race Disk
Hi Cedric,
Thanks for the Race Disk, it will come in handy planning which races to do this year.
So many races... only two feet!
Resolution Run Chas took another hit this year, down over 50% from 378 last year
to the 184 listed finishers. Too bad. These people seem to be trying hard to have
a good race but keep having problems. Last year the results were delayed and
people stood around in a cold wind coming off the Ashley River. This year it was
even worse. Though not as cold it was windy, chilly, and the results were delayed
so long most people left before the awards. I also believe moving the race away
from the 1st has hurt them. After this years mess and the fact that next year's race
will be on the 7th, I don't expect to see the attendance recover. Maybe they should
call it the "Better Late Than Never Race".
Looks like a big mess in Spartanburg at the Grasshopper.
on their website:
Here's what they posted
Thanks to everyone who came out and ran the race!
Unfortunately, we had some trouble with the results. Once those issues are worked
out, results will be posted here. If you placed top-3 overall, masters, grandmasters, or in your age group, your
award will be mailed to you. Sorry for the inconvenience!
Let's hope this is not an omen of races to come!
Have a good day!
John
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From: Anne Boone
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2011 5:55 AM
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR Jan Feb 2011 SC RUNNERS GAZETTE lists R16, R17, R18,
R19
Cedric,
I believe that I've already told you that I want a copy of your book, but I'm telling
ya again! Where will we be able to buy it?
Anne Boone
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From: Chris Hicks
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
Race Results CD
Cedric,
I received your race results CD over the weekend, thanks very much for sending it.
I think you I remember you mentioning that you had a set of DVDs of the Bridge Run TV
coverage. I have a few of them on tape, but I am interested in seeing some of the
races from the 80s & early 90s if you have them.
I have a lot of running related videos going back to the 70s (several hundred
tapes/dvds), so I would be happy to send you some in exchange for the Bridge Run
videos if you are interested.
Best Regards,
Chris
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------From: Mark Bedenbaugh
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2011 3:06 PM
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
Disc
Cedric, thanks for the disc with all of the road race results! I have spent too much time
looking back through the old stuff. I have looked through some of my scrap books and
found complete or mostly complete results from the following races:
1988
1990
1991
1991
1992
1992
1992
1993
1993
1993
1994
1994
1994
Flower Power 8k
Congaree Vista 5k
Lung Run 5k
Rice Run
Presidents Run 5k
Lake Wallace 5 mile
Rice Run
Charlie Post 5k
5 Points Mile
Shandon Turkey Trot 8k
Snowman 8k
5 Points Mile
Pinopolis 5 mile
Which, if any of these would you like me to send you a copy of?
Mark Bedenbaugh
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From: Grant White
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2011 1:48 PM
To: Cedric Jaggers
Subject: FW: Race results
Hi Cedric,
I have found results for several races that I did not see on the disk. It is possible, however, that I
overlooked them as I was going by the folders that are dated by year.
Attached you will find three files containing results of the 1994 Race for the Grasshopper, 1997 Improve
Your Heart 5K, and the 1998 Andrew Jackson 10K. I scanned and attempted to convert the files to Word
format, but I do not have Word. I use OpenOffice instead. In the event the conversion corrupted the files
I have also attached the PDF of the scanned results for comparison purposes. If you would rather
have paper copies let me know, and I will mail them to you.
The 1994 Grasshopper was the year where a portion of the course was covered in a sheet of ice, so the
Spartanburg Running Club hastily laid out a change to the course and measured it prior to the race. It
was not certified, but it was run by quite a few hearty souls and should be worthy of inclusion.
I am not sure where the 1997 Improve Your Heart 5K was held, but based on some of the names in the
results I suspect it was either in Rock Hill, Fort Mill or Lancaster. Perhaps you can determine the location
based upon the certification number listed on the results.
Not intending to create controversy, but the results for the 1998 Andrew Jackson 10K attached are in
conflict with those you have on the disk. The copy included here is dated 01/17/1998, which was a
Saturday. The results for the Andrew Jackson 10k Lancaster included on the disk are dated January 23,
1998, which was a Friday. Also I have the bib number that I wore in that race and on the back I
had inscribed "Andrew Jackson 10K 01/17/98 44:17" which matches the results I have attached. January
23 fell on a Saturday in 1999, so perhaps the list on the disk is just dated incorrectly. The plot thickens as
I see there are results on the disk for 1999, but they are dated January 17th which was a Sunday. I do
not have the solution, but something is amiss. Hopefully you can sort it out.
The results I have located go back to 1993 or 1994. I think I have another collection of results in a box
somewhere that would be even older, but I have yet to locate them. When I do find them I will send you
copies of any that are missing from the disk.
Hope this helps,
Grant
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc:
C & K Jaggers <[email protected]>
Monday, January 24, 2011 4:24 PM
Grant White
clsinclair
Subject:
RE: Race results
Grant,
I really appreciate your help.
I want the database to be correct and complete.
I found the location of the Improve Your Heart in my running log since I ran it, it was in Lancaster.
I‟ll try to get in touch with Claude Sinclair, who was race director for the ANDREW JACKSON races, and
see if he has the dates of the races.
Claude if you could help – any results or dates of the results would be appreciated.
Cedric
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From: Claude Sinclair
To:
'C & K Jaggers'
Cc:
'Grant White'
Subject:
RE: Andrew Jackson results
Cedric,
Just got home from work.
I will check tomorrow.
I know that I have some.
Claude
- - - - - From: C & K Jaggers [mailto:[email protected]]
To: Claude Sinclair
Cc: 'Grant White'
Subject: Andrew Jackson results
Claude,
I‟m trying to get the results of all the races ever held in South Carolina for my
South Carolina Races
Database.
I have a few from the Andrew Jackson 10k (mainly the ones we ran after we moved up
here from Charleston), but not many and I know you put on the race for a lot of
years.
Do you have and could you send me the results for all the races?
send you a copy of the
database disk after I‟ve added all the results.
I‟ll gladly you
If you don‟t have them, do you have a list of all the years winners names and
finishers numbers?
Anything you could provide would be a big help.
Thanks for your time and trouble.
Cedric
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From: BRUCE ADAMS
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
RE: HAPPY NEW YEAR Jan Feb 2011 SC RUNNERS GAZETTE lists 21, 22,
3, 4
Attachments: Cedric-Kathy-1992 Rice Run.jpg; Michael D-1992 Rice Run.jpg
After I emailed you, I started looking through our running photos that Mary Frances used to take a ton of. I
ran across the attached one that you may enjoy (1992 Rice Run). The DJ on 95SX (Michael D) at that
time did the awards that year (photo of him also attached). Thanks for all the info and hope to see you at
the Bridge Run. And by the way, you did always get me in the races that we ran together over the years. I
wasn't quite at your level.
Bruce
--- On Wed, 1/26/11, C & K Jaggers <[email protected]> wrote:
From: C & K Jaggers <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: HAPPY NEW YEAR Jan Feb 2011 SC RUNNERS GAZETTE lists 21, 22, 3, 4
To: "'BRUCE ADAMS'"
Date: Wednesday, January 26, 2011, 5:10 PM
Bruce,
It‟s great to hear from you. Glad you enjoy the Gazette, guess you can tell I spend way too
much time on it.
I had the stitches taken out of my ear on Monday and I‟m starting to run again (after missing a
week due to the six and a half inches of snow and ice we had on the ground up here the week
before the surgery and then the recovery from the surgery, so no we will not be coming to
Charlie Post. Wish we could.
The Doctor said he got all the cancer, but the ear is still inflamed a little, so I‟m not doing much
until it is totally healed. There is race up here on February 5th (the Hunger Run) and Kathy and I
are signed up for it. She only can walk about 2 miles (on her good days now) due to her M.S.
but wants to try to walk the 5k.
My running has gotten pathetic also. I don‟t know of any good programs for us old folks (I‟ll be
64 on my next birthday), I just try to run every other day and have been getting less than 20
miles per week. I really want to lose some weight and run an 8 minute pace at the Bridge Run
this year, but I think that is more dream and hope than reality or likely.
The book is supposed to come on about the first of March. It is being published by Evening
Post books in Charleston and they say they want to do a lot of publicity. I told them I‟d do book
signings the Thursday and Friday afternoons before the Bridge Run at the Expo. They should
have ads in the newspaper etc. before then. We‟ll see. I told them to name the book
CHARLESTON‟S COOPER RIVER BRIDGE RUN so it would come up when people Google
Charleston or Cooper River Bridge Run. They were trying to change it to HISTORY OF THE
BRIDGE RUN, which I didn‟t like. Don‟t know what will happen there.
If you buy a copy of the book (at the Expo or before or after) be sure to get me to sign it for
you. I remember running a lot of races against you, and I think I usually got you, but I‟d have to
check to be sure.
Kathy and I hope to see you and Mary Frances at the Bridge Run this year.
Cedric
From: BRUCE ADAMS
To: C & K Jaggers
Subject: Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR Jan Feb 2011 SC RUNNERS GAZETTE lists 21, 22, 3, 4
Hi Cedric and Kathy. I really enjoy the Runners Gazette and look forward to receiving it. Sorry to hear
about your bout with skin cancer and hope things turn out well. I too have sun spots from running, going
to the beach, working it the yard, etc., over the years without sunscreen or a hat. So far I haven't had any
skin cancer issues. I see a dermatologist annually for a total body exam for skin issues plus my primary
care doc keeps close tabs on my skin (especially my bald head).
I am 65 (66 in March) and my running has gotten pretty pathetic. I can't get the motivation to run hard
anymore. Of course age has a lot to do with that. Sometimes I reminisce to the 1980s hen I was running
pretty good. Do you have any running training programs that are designed for my runners of my age?
Mary Frances had to give up running a number of years ago because of back and foot problems. Also, I
would definitely be interested in your Bridge Run book. Let me know how to get it when it is
published. Will you be at Charlie Post this Saturday? I may try to run it. Haven't decided yet
Bruce & Mary Frances Adams
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From: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2011 12:19 PM
To:
Marable, Bill; Jaggers, Cedric
Subject:
SC records alert
Hey Bill-For next year, someone needs to nominate Mimi Sturgell for ROY. She is 60 years old
and ran the Kiawah half marathon in 1:38:27 (89% age graded) and just did the Charlie
Post 15K in 1:09:50 (86% age graded). By age-grading she is a national class athlete
and far exceeds what the rest of us in the age group in SC can do.
Both these performances are (or should be) new state records, by about 13 minutes for
the half marathon and 9 minutes for the 15K. Not sure if anyone has turned in
paperwork--or even knows about it, but these records belong in the books.
Nancy S. Curry, M.D.
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From: Claude Sinclair <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2011 8:16 PM
To:
'C & K Jaggers'
Subject:
RE: Andrew Jackson 10k
Cedric,
1986 was the first year and due to computer crash and a break in I lost many files. I am
really sorry that I can‟t help with this at this time. I do have some old newsletters and I
will go in my storage shed and see if I can find them.
Claude
From: C & K Jaggers [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2011 7:34 PM
To: Claude Sinclair
Subject: Andrew Jackson 10k
Claude,
I researched and found the information below about the race, as you can see I don‟t have results for
1994
1990
1989
1988
1987
1986
Or any earlier races. I don‟t know when the race began, nor when it was last held.
Hope you can help me out.
Thanks,
Cedric
ANDREW JACKSON 10K Lancaster, SC (run in January)
USATF (TAC) Certified Courses used: #SC87029BS
>1999 49 finishers
36:50 Sam Lewis
>1998
78 finishers
34:39 Keith Hurley
>1997
96 finishers
34:06 Ben Thomas
>1996 113 finishers
33:39 Daniel French
>1995 145 finishers
33:49 Daniel French
1994
>1993 168 finishers
33:24 Jim Eastman
>1992 132 finishers
31:37 Bill Will
>1991 128 finishers
33:57 Claude Mabry
1990 100 (estimate) 34:57 Sam Lewis
1989 ??? finishers
32:46 Sam Lewis
1988 85 finishers
32:57 Sam Lewis
1987
1986 ?? finishers
31:44 Earl Owens
43:20 Whitney Hetzel
43:14 Becky Sox
44:40 Julie Griggs
36:41 Sabrina Martin
43:22 Eileen Telford
38:28 Tracey Edwards
43:35 Karen Fowler
41:57 Trish Motyl
40:29 Bonnie Poore Long
38:26 Elizabeth Stronge
42:58 Libby Neely
[email protected]
NOTE; RECORDS ALL CAPS AND UNDERLINED
-first year was ?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------From: Grant White
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2011 10:47 PM
To:
Cedric Jaggers
Subject:
RE: Andrew Jackson
Cedric,
Too bad those despicable race result thieves hit Claude's house.
Based upon the overall winners' times you listed, I see that the Andrew Jackson 10K
results in the 'SC Races 1998' folder must be from the 1993 race. The results were
incorrectly dated 1998. They are also in the 'SC Races 1993' folder.
I had to take a break from looking for more results. Other things in life just seem to
get in the way sometimes. We have a new grandson as of the 16th. We've been kept busy
lending a hand on the homefront. Hopefully I will get back to the search soon, and will
certainly let you know if I run across any other results for you.
Thanks for what you do!
Grant
From: [email protected]
Subject: Andrew Jackson
Date: Wed, 2 Feb 2011 11:10:47 -0500
Grant,
I think this is as much info on Andrew Jackson as I‟ll be able to get. Claude Sinclair
told me there had been a break in at his house (didn‟t say when) and a lot of his old
paper results were gone (bet the burglars were surprised and disappointed and probably
just through the boxes of them away).
If you look in the database disk you can find these results (I didn‟t realize I had them)
by year. I‟ve created an Andrew Jackson folder for future disks.
Here is the (I hope) correct winners list.
Cedric
ANDREW JACKSON 10K Lancaster, SC (run in January)
USATF (TAC) Certified Courses used: #SC87029BS
>1999
>1998
>1997
>1996
>1995
1994
>1993
>1992
>1991
1990
1989
1988
1987
1986
49 finishers
78 finishers
96 finishers
113 finishers
145 finishers
36:50 Sam Lewis
34:39 Keith Hurley
34:06 Ben Thomas
33:39 Daniel French
33:49 Daniel French
168
132
128
100
???
85
33:24
31:37
33:57
34:57
32:46
32:57
finishers
finishers
finishers
(estimate)
finishers
finishers
?? finishers
Jim Eastman
Bill Will
Claude Mabry
Sam Lewis
Sam Lewis
Sam Lewis
31:44 Earl Owens
43:20 Whitney Hetzel
43:14 Becky Sox
44:40 Julie Griggs
36:41 Sabrina Martin
43:22 Eileen Telford
38:28
43:35
41:57
38:29
40:29
38:26
Tracey Edwards
Karen Fowler
Trish Motyl
Catherine Lempesis
Bonnie Poore Long
Elizabeth Stronge
42:58 Libby Neely
[email protected]
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From: Foley, Mike <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 11:32 AM
To:
C & K Jaggers; Bill Marable; John Olson; Larry Hamilton
Cc:
David Quick ([email protected])
Subject:
RE: Do you read David's blog?
Nice. Now I have to one-up him. I‟ll shoot for the front page! (If you move to
Greenville that will help get better play.)
From: C & K Jaggers [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 11:26 AM
To: Foley, Mike; Bill Marable; John Olson; Larry Hamilton
Subject: Do you read David's blog?
In case you all haven‟t seen this – hey shameless self promotion is better than no
publicity right?
Cedric
Charleston's Cooper River Bridge Run," a book by Cedric Jaggers, set to be published
on March 7.
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From: Jamie Pohlman <[email protected]>
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
Re: David Quick's blog
Thanks a ton. I like to collect stuff like this for the website news section. That
reminds me, I need to create a Google Alert for you...
I like your picture at the Kiawah half/full marathon. I ran that myself in 2009.
Thanks,
Jamie
Jamie Pohlman
Assistant to Editor/Assistant Sales and Marketing
EveningPostBooks
www.eveningpostbooks.com
Facebook -- Evening Post Books
Twitter @eveningpostbook
On Wed 02/ 9/11 10:00 AM , C & K Jaggers [email protected] sent:
I hope you like David Quick‟s blog about the book as much as I did.
I‟ve attached it below in case you didn‟t see it.
Cedric
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From: Jennifer Steed
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
Re: FW: Bridge Run book - first real publicity
NEATO!
Thanks for sharing!
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From: Walters, Karen
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
RE: Cooper River Bridge Run book information
Hey y‟all! Thanks for sending the email to me. I hope you don‟t mind that I
passed it along to some others in the office I thought would be interested
too! I hope all is well for both of you! I hope that 2011 has gotten off to a
great start for you both & Cedric, you are very much missed in our office!
Karen
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From: Charlie B. Burnette
To:
'C & K Jaggers'
Subject:
Wow.
So proud of you, Cedric.
Put me down for a copy.
Charlie
Charles B. Burnette III
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From: Art Zimmerman
To:
'C & K Jaggers'
Subject:
Great stuff Cedric, congrats on finally getting the book completed and published.
I‟m sure a labor of love, and David said it best, “It was your book to write.”
Art Zimmerman
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From: BRUCE ADAMS
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
Re: Cooper River Bridge Run book information
Thanks Cedric, I am looking forward to buying a copy of your book. Which race is the
1987 photo below from? Also, I joined the CRC around the early to mid 1980s. Would
you have any CRC membership lists from back in that era. I was just curious about who
some of the members were back then.
Bruce
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From: Mark Friedrich
To:
'C & K Jaggers'
Subject:
Cedric,
This is exciting. I plan on buying at least one copy as soon as they are available.
Congrats on your book!
Mark
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------From: William Johnson
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
Re: Any publicity is good publicity
How
LONG
AGO
were these pics.....
hair???
ha.
This is a GREAT compliment and I hope you sell a million copies.
Thanks for sharing.
Bill
On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 9:21 AM, C & K Jaggers <[email protected]> wrote:
How about this?
Cedric
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From: Art Liberman
To:
[email protected]
Subject:
Hi Cedric,
Great to hear that your book is being published soon.
Just curious...
Did my article make the editor's cut?
I hope to see you at this year's Bridge Run.
I'm looking forward to reading it!
Please tell Kathy I said hello!
Art
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From: jkmulvihill
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
Congratulations Cedric. You are on your way. Let me know where I can get it. Would
think it will be in the local Charleston book stores. You can probably get a book
signing going at Waldon Books at Charleston Place. I arranged one for Jill Pellerin.
She is due to come back on the 19th for her 3rd signing. They take a percentage of
the profits.
Think the week of the Bridge run would be good & also at the Expo. I also got
her on the local TV morning show. Let me know if you are interested, so I can help
with names & numbers. Love the David Quick blog! Best to Kathy.
Joanie
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------From: Dean Godwin
Subject:
Hi Cedric: Congratulations on finishing the book. I'm looking forward to buying it. I
was checking my previous runs there. I ran it from 1985 to 2002. I did miss 1999. What
made that bad was I drove there and had a free home just a short distance from
start. Was very sick & disappointed on race day.
Injuries have really slowed me since then. After running the Rocket City Marathon for
the first 27 years, I had to drop out on number 28 with back problems. Very little
competing since, although I have entered some South Carolina Senior games and
USATF 400M/800M/1500M events. The SC Senior Sports Classic will be held May 18May 21 in Florence, SC. Open to all SC residents over 50 yrs.of age. Many different
events besides running. Check out their website scseniorgames.com if interested. Must
register by April 1.
This past year at Myrtle Beach I was fortunate to run a 1500M race with Zola
Budd. Only four entrants; two young guys, Zola, and one ole guy. I was near her as she
finished, but unfortunately I had over 400M to run. A very nice lady and I enjoyed
talking with her, even though I didn't know who she was until I saw the results a day
later.
Dean Godwin
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From: Anne Boone
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2011 3:26 AM
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
Cedric, we love you!
Where and when can I get my copy???
Anne
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From: Nancy Curry
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
I'll buy one for sure!!
Nancy
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From: Rogers, C. Susan
To:
'C & K Jaggers'
Subject:
It was so good to hear from you, I hope that all is well with you and Kathy. I miss
seeing you at a lot of the races that I knew you used to be at. I think the book is a
great idea.
Susan Rogers
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------From: Chuck Magera
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2011 8:44 AM
To:
[email protected]
Subject:
Re: Bridge Run awards timing question
Cedric, gun time for award winners overall
chip times for all non money age groups....
To: 'Chuck Magera'
Sent: Sun, Feb 20, 2011 1:24 pm
Subject: Bridge Run awards timing question
Chuck,
Since you are the CRC rep and in on things I know you are the man to ask. I‟ve been
getting asked a lot how awards will be determined since the Bridge Run is using a wave
start this year.
Can you fill me in on how the awards timing will be done so I can put it in the next SC
Runner‟s Gazette (which will come out March 1st)?
If chip timing is used then the awards list could not be made up until the last finisher
from the last wave had crossed the finish since that person could potentially be an award
winner.
Am I wrong about this?
People keep asking me and I don‟t know how it will work.
I thought if you would explain to me how it is done, then I could include it in the
Gazette and explain to people when they ask me how it works.
Of course, if real gun time is used, there is no problem since the actual finish order is
used and the actual winners get the awards.
Thanks for helping me understand this.
Cedric
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To: 'Chuck Magera'
Subject: RE: Bridge Run awards timing question
Chuck thanks.
So will the awards ceremony be held until the last finisher has crossed the line?
Cedric
- -----From: Chuck Magera
To:
[email protected]
Subject:
Re: Bridge Run awards timing question
No, we will start around 10AM, but we will have the age group lists at the awards area around 9:30...as
usual, we will only call the overall, masters, gm and marcus newberry on the stage
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From: Ken Young
Sent: Friday, February 25, 2011 3:57 PM
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
Re: Cooper River Bridge Run book
Hi Cedric,
Congratulations.
It is like giving birth.
Best wishes,
Ken
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From: Fred Reinhard
Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2011 7:08 AM
To:
C & K Jaggers
Subject:
Re: SC Runners Gazette January February 2011 new list
Thanks Cedric, I am anxious to read your new book.........................fred
- - - - From: C & K Jaggers
To: Fred Reinhard (& others)
Subject: SC Runners Gazette January February 2011 new list
Hi,
I asked folks to give me the e-mail address of runners who might enjoy the South
Carolina‟s Runners Gazette.
If this is a duplicate or if you do not want to continue to get the Gazette, just
drop me an e-mail and I‟ll delete you from the list.
If you like the Gazette let me know, and if you have friends who might want it let me
know that and I‟ll add them.
Over 500 runners are on the various lists now.
I hope you like the Gazette.
Cedric Jaggers, editor
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PLENTY OF SPACE HERE FOR YOUR E-MAIL – LET ME HEAR FROM YOU. CJ
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about the sc runners’ gazette
The Gazette is a bi-monthly, electronic magazine designed for the runners of South
Carolina (and any other interested runner) with information about every race in South
Carolina. It also contains anything else which the editor thinks might be of interest to
runners.
Contributions, articles, e-mails, whatever, are welcome – preferably in Word
format. The Gazette is all compiled into a gigantic Word document then converted to PDF
before being e-mailed.
About the Editor. I minored in journalism in college. I was a correspondent for
Running Times and for Racing South magazines. I was asked to become a contributor and
later a monthly columnist for CAROLINA RUNNER and am a contributing editor to RUNNING
JOURNAL. I am a past editor and gave the name the LOW COUNTRY RUNNER to the newsletter
of the Charleston Running Club and a past editor of the Rock Hill Striders newsletter. I
was elected to the South Carolina Road Runners Club Hall of Fame in 1992 and to the
Cooper River Bridge Run Hall of Fame in 2002.
The first issue of the SC Runners‟ Gazette was January-February 2005. I‟ve saved
every issue on a CD-R, so in the unlikely event you want one of them just let me know. I
wonder if anyone will even read this far into this Gazette, and would be happy to send
out old issues. I respond to every e-mail. If you wish to be deleted from the mailing
list, just send me an e-mail requesting removal. Cedric Jaggers
[email protected]
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SEE YOU NEXT TIME
Cedric
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------But first some shameless self-promotion:
"Charleston's Cooper River Bridge Run," a book by Cedric Jaggers, set to be published on March 7.
Posted by david quick at 2/8/2011 2:27 PM EST on Post and Courier
Cedric Jaggers, the authority on the Cooper River Bridge Run and running in South Carolina, didn't waste a moment of
"retirement" from his real job at the Social Security Administration before setting off on project to write a book about the
Bridge Run.
After all, most of the work was already done over 34 years of meticulous record-keeping. It was his book to write, for sure.
He is working with Evening Post Books, a subsidiary of the Evening Post Publishing Co (publishers of The Post and Courier),
on the book. By doing so, he got access to the P&C's treasure trove of photos.
The first official word of the book's publication appeared recently on EPB's website, EveningPostBooks.com.
They haven't finalized a price for the book, but they are looking at the $20 range.
You'll hear more in the coming weeks.
Cedric, circa 1987.
Cedric has a tradition of getting people to "Tell Me About Your Bridge Run" after every race. Here he gets
Mike Chodnicki, another Charleston running legend, to tell all.
My fav pic of CJ, from a High Profile I did on him, way back in 2003.
Who needs the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue? Here's the cover of "Charleston's Cooper River Bridge Run" book
Posted by david quick at 2/17/2011 2:37 PM EST on Post and Courier
Here it is ... coming to a bookstore soon!
Hey, look, there I am!
Here's the official press release from Evening Post Books. I received it 10 minutes ago. Szzzzl!
For Immediate Release
Evening Post Books Releases
Charleston’s Cooper River Bridge Run
Local runner Cedric Jaggers tells the complete history of the 33 year old race
CHARLESTON, S.C. – FEBRUARY 2011 – One picture says it all about Cedric and Kathy Jaggers’ love of Charleston’s Cooper River Bridge
Run.
They are running together across the old bridge — before the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge was built — shortly after she was diagnosed with
multiple sclerosis. They are smiling, enjoying another of their favorite days of the year.
Nobody cares more about Charleston’s Cooper River Bridge run than Cedric Jaggers. He has
been inducted into the event’s hall of fame for his determined efforts to document the race every year and keep a record of the results,
beginning with a box of newspaper clippings and his newsletter, the Low Country Runner.
Jaggers’ new book, Charleston’s Cooper River Bridge Run, will be published this March by
Evening Post Books, a division of Evening Post Publishing.
Jaggers has run in every race except the first one in 1978 — he broke his leg playing soccer that year — and this book details his own decline
from a runner who broke the 40-minute barrier to one just happy to participate. His wife, Kathy, may be a more determined runner.
She ended up in the medical tent at the end of the race more than once, yet in 1998 she won third place Grand Master prize money the first
year it was offered.
―I never thought of myself as an historian,‖ Jaggers says, ―only as a runner. My highest overall finish in any Bridge Run was 60th and my
highest age group placement was third. But I kept up with the race every year and added another paragraph or two summarizing each race.‖
It is those 33 years of observing and running that make Charleston’s Cooper River Bridge Run such a unique book. Nobody has a better
perspective or more information.
The book contains the names of every prizewinner ever recognized in the race. Jaggers says
people used to call and ask him to look up a time and place that they ran sometime in the
mid-’90s. Impossible, he would explain. By that time the race had grown too big — there were more than a thousand finishers every year after
the first race — and the record keeping had not yet been computerized.
With this book, runners can look up their own prize-winning times.
In 1993 race director Benita Schlau asked Jaggers to write a history of the race for the Bridge
Run Committee. He included photocopies of results from 1978 to 1987 that the committee did not have.
Jaggers was inducted into the Cooper River Bridge Run Hall of Fame in 2002.
―When I consider the great runners and contributors to the race, I feel inadequate and unworthy of the honor,‖ he says, ―but it is one I really
appreciate.‖
Jaggers loves the Bridge Run and brags on its organization and accomplishments, including:
• The BR was an early adopter of timing every runner and mailing the race results.
• The BR was an early adopter of using a certified course to ensure an accurate race distance.
• The BR was a leader in presenting Masters Division and then Grand Masters Division awards.
• The BR was an early adopter of presenting proportionately deeper age group awards in the
larger age groups.
―A race that grows from 766 finishers in 1978 to 33,057 finishers in 2010 is obviously doing a lot of things right,‖ Jaggers says. ―And good races
do not happen by accident but due to the hard work of a lot of people, and I wish I could thank them all. I love the Expo. I love the race. I love
the post-race crowd in Marion Square waiting for or ignoring the awards ceremony. I love it all. So now here is my chance to tell you, not about
my Bridge Run, but about everybody’s Cooper River Bridge Run.‖
The book will be available mid-March at www.EveningPostBooks.com, inside Post-Courier
building at 134 Columbus Street in Charleston and in local book stores. The price is $24.95.
Discounted bulk sales are available upon request by contacting EveningPostBooks at
843-958-7367
843-958-7367
.
ISBN# 978-0-9825154-9-5
###
About Evening Post Publishing Co./ Evening Post Books:
Evening Post Books is a division of Evening Post Publishing Company,
based in Charleston S.C. Evening Post Books began publishing in 2008
and features authors and stories of the S.C. Lowcountry. Additional
information may be found at www.EveningPostBooks.com.
Contact:
Katelin McGory
[email protected]
office: 843-958-7367
843-958-7367

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