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PACELETTER
News & Information for Members of the Port City Pacers Running Club
Opportunities
Abound
May 2009
Volume XXX1I, Number 11
Mobile, Alabama
Table of Contents
Contents
Social Networking .............. 2
Condolences........................ 2
In Memory of Charlie........ 3
Scholarship Run................. 3
Volunteer Corner............... 4
PCP Board Elections ......... 5
RRCA News........................ 6
Training Runs/Walks ........ 6
Promotion Commotion ...... 7
Recipe Corner .................... 8
Membership News.............. 8
Athletic Accomplishments. 9
BOMB Race Director Marty DeMouy giving Fort Gaines Official Ursula
Prince $2500 of proceeds from the race.
Corporate Cup ................. 10
Upcoming Pacer Races .... 11
Local Area Races ............. 11
Board Meeting Minutes... 12
More Odds and Ends ....... 13
Race Calendar .................. 14
Pacer Wear ....................... 17
Scholarship Run and Board
Elections set for May 23 at
Do It in the Bush 5K
Flyers................................. 18
April 09
2008/2009 PCP Officers
President
Richard Leonard
607-9733
Vice President
Vince Kilborn
554-3964
Secretary
Marykara Imwalle
633-5609
Course Marshal
Kerry Rehm
607-9320
Treasurer
David Dutton
634-1541
Membership/Grand Prix
Joe McReynolds
662-3626
Promotions/Corporate Cup
Will Wright
342-1363
Programs
Roy Seewer
450-0690
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Our Condolences and
Sympathies
The Margaret Olive Family
We would like to extend our heartfelt
condolences to the family of Margaret
Olive. Her mother passed away on April
16th. Please keep the Olive family and
Peggy in your thoughts.
The Lewis Shreve Family
We would like to extend condolences to
Pacer Lewis Shreve. Lewis Shreve’s
mother, Mavis Shreve, passed away in
early May. Please keep Lewis and the
Shreve family in your thoughts.
Social Networking and the Port
City Pacers
You can follow the Port City Pacers on
Twitter, MySpace and Facebook. All of
these social networking sites are free if you
care to join! A big thanks to Maureen Van
Devender who got us started on these sites!
If you are on Facebook, join the Port City
Pacers group.
Follow us on Twitter at
www.twitter.com/portcitypacers
On MySpace, you can find the Port City
.
Pacers at
www.myspace.com/portcitypacers
Newsletter
Sylvia Rogers/Mona Williams
648-5080/479-3209
Registration/Results
Open
Race Coordinator
Susie McDonald
675-2905
Volunteer Coordinator
Maureen Van Devender
377-3091
Past President
Bill White
510-8571
ATR Race Director
Peggy Olive
342-6740
The Boggs Family came out to the Blow the Whistle on Lung Disease in
Langan Park in honor of Thea Boggs.
Jim Boggs and Angie Boggs pictured above
Photo by Sylvia Rogers
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April 09
In Memory of Charlie Spencer
By Lu Jeffries
When Charlie Spencer was
nearing shoulder height to me, he
blew past me at about the four-mile
mark of the Shrimp Festival 10K. I
was amazed, but managed to gasp
“go Charlie!” and still maintain
about a 7:30 pace myself!
I have known Lonn Spencer as
long as I have been a runner, about
thirty years. So, I remember well
when Lonn started bringing his little
tow-headed boy with him to all the
races he conducted. Little Charlie
was his Dad’s helper, until he
started running the races himself.
When watching Little Charlie finish
a race, my maternal side would coo
“isn’t he just precious.” As a runner,
I became very impressed with
Charlie as he grew into a
competitive runner and then the
young man who achieved his goal of
running for him and his Dad’s
beloved Auburn!
I think of Charlie often, but
perhaps more often as we approach
Do It In the Bush
2008 Start –
photo by Peggy
Olive
the fun and popular Do It in the
Bush 5K. A portion of the
proceeds from this race are given
as scholarships in Charlie
Spencer’s honor.
Sweethearts since high school,
Lonn and Gayle Spencer have
always displayed a notable love
for all children. I would bet Lonn
still remembers my children’s
names to this day! They spent a
great deal of time with him at
finish lines so their Mom could
run the races! I know they
remember him and often ask
affectionately about him.
Charlie was Lonn and Gayle’s
youngest child and their only son.
Gayle has explained Charlie’s
undiagnosed heart condition to me,
and how it took his life. My mind
can grasp and accept how this can
happen to a healthy and athletic
young man, but my heart….well it
just does not understand, it hurts and
it misses Charlie.
Do It in the Bush 5K
Scholarship Run
Most of you probably
already have your calendars
set for the Do It In the Bush
5K on May 23rd. This has
always been a big race for the
Port City Pacers.
Traditionally we celebrate
the end of the racing season
with a great cook-off and
have our board elections for
the following year.
How many of us scratch
our heads and wonder who
will be portrayed on the tshirt?
DIITB is our only “off
road” run. It has some
technical areas that can give
runners pause as they run
through some uneven ground.
For several years, Do It In the
Bush has been our scholarship
race. It is a memorial to
beloved local area runner
Charlie Spencer.
In the past few years,
thousands of dollars have been
raised to support young Pacer
athletes in the pursuit of college
dreams.
Your support as a Port City
Pacer member and your
participation in this race help
make this happen.
Of all of the races that we
have, let us all go out with a
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bang and support Do It In the
Bush 2009 5K so we can
continue to build our
scholarship monies and
continue to have a memorial to
a wonderful young man
April 09
Volunteering
By Maureen Van Devender
Volunteer Opportunity for Do It
In the Bush 2009
This race takes place at Medal of Honor
(Cottage Hill) Park in Mobile. Proceeds
benefit the Port City Pacers Scholarship
Fund.
The Port City Pacers need volunteers to
help with registration, course setup, course
assistance, water stops, finish line, and post
race festivities. Arrival time is dependent
on position (6:30am - 7:30am). Volunteers
can spend two to three hours, depending on
position.
Please contact Maureen Van Devender
[email protected] 251-377-3091
for more information and to schedule.
Thank you for your consideration of
volunteering with the Port City Pacers.
Old Mobile 8k
Thank you to the following volunteers
and organizations who came out to
support the pacers in conducting the Old
Mobile 8k to raise money for the
Penelope House. It was a beautiful day
and the race was a nice event.
Jon Adams
Marie Beck
Sami Berry
Joy Brewer
Harold Buchman
L. V. Conaway
Jenni Currie
Delores Davis
Neal Denton
David Dutton
Lou Felis
Betty Fretz
Martha Harris
Carl Hartley
Carmelita Hartley
Pat Hilliard
Peg Hilliard
Christina Houseknecht
Kristi Houseknecht
Jennifer Kozlowski
Chris LaSonde
Cindy Leonard
Richard Leonard
Lou Felis and Bill White at the BOMB – photo by Maureen Van Devender
Cindy Longmire
Jimmy Matthews
Jean Mattics
Leon Mattics
Angela Mott
Peggy Olive
Nancy Pierce
Krista Presnall
Freda Rambo
Kerry Rehm
Sylvia Rogers
Roy Seewer
Spoke'in Southern
Barry Silverman
Libba Tallent
Team In Training
Molly Walker
Bill White
David Wilder
Susie Wilder
Mona Williams
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April 09
PCP Board Elections 2009-2010
Elections for 2009-2010 board for the Port City Pacers will be held on May 23 at Do It in the
Bush 5K at Medal of Honor Park off Hillcrest Road in Mobile.
Along with the board election there will be food, fun, and a great race as usual. Please think
about accepting one of these open positions. We look forward to a new year and appreciate all of
the hard work for the outgoing board. The Port City Pacers is an organization built on people just
like you.
Board Positions 20092009-2010
President: .............................................. Jon Bowie
Vice President:................................... Gary Beeler
Secretary: ......................................Mona Williams
Treasurer: .......................................David Dutton
Course Marshall: .........................................Open
Volunteer Coordinator:............... Elise Partridge
Membership................................Joe McReynolds
Race Coordinator: ........Maureen Van Devender
Promotions: ....................................... Will Wright
Programs: ...........................................Roy Seewer
Registration/Results .....................................Open
Newsletter: .... Marykara Imwalle, Sylvia Rogers
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April 09
Training Walks/Runs
Training Runs/Walks
Monday
6:30 pm Cottage Hill Park Runners – Meet by the Tennis
Center, 4-6 miles at 7 – 9 minute mile pace
6:00 pm Heroes Sport’s Bar and Grill, Dauphin St. Downtown
Tuesday
Massage therapist Jeremy Risinger at the 2009 BOMB –
photo by Maureen Van Devender
You may have seen licensed massage therapist,
Jeremy Risinger, at a recent PCP event. He was at
the ATR, OM8K, and the UMS Bulldog Run giving
free massages. He plans to be doing the same at the
Do It In The Bush 5k on May 23. Give his massage
technique a try if you get a chance. If you see him,
please take a moment to thank him for coming out
to our events and providing this great service.
Jeremy has provided flyers with a discount at our
races, so you can get a great massage at a
discounted price.
RRCA News!
Upcoming RRCA National
Championships
July 18th – Tahoe Trail 50K/50Mile/100Mile
Spooner Lake State Park, California
http://www.sagebrushstompers.org/trt50/index.html
August 1 – Woodstock 5K, Anniston, Alabama
http://www.annistonrunners.com/woodstock/
August 22 – Parkersburg, West Virginia
Parkersburg News and Sentinel Half Marathon
http://www.newsandsentinelhalfmarathon.com
Alabama State Championships
October 10 – 1 Mile Riverbottom Burnout
http://www.shoalstrac.com
5-5:30 pm Blue Bell Bombers
Commerce Park near Blue Bell Plant off Rangeline Rd.
Variable distances depending on pace
5:45 pm Mellow Mushroom at the Loop – 5K run, all abilities,
discounted beverages at Mellow Mushroom at the Loop,
http://www.mobilemellowmilers.com/ for info.
6:00 pm Team Spiridon
McGill H.S. track
Workout begins @ 6PM....arrive early enough to warm-up
beforehand
6:00 pm - Bay Area Runners, Fairhope Library, westside
parking lot, all paces/distances
6:00-6:30 pm Fairhope Library, West Side Parking, all
distances/pages
6:30 pm Cottage Hill Park Runners – Meet by the Tennis
Center, 4-6 miles at 7 – 9 minute mile pace
Wednesday
6:00 pm Team Spiridon
Bilotti's Restaurant in the Loop area
Variable distances and pace
6:30 pm Cottage Hill Runners – at Track at University of
South Alabama
Speedwork
Thursday
5:00-5:30 pm Blue Bell Bombers
Commerce Park near Blue Bell Plant off Rangeline Road
Variable distance depending on pace
6:00-6:30 pm Team Spiridon
Daphne Across from Centennial Park-City complex (next to
Guido's)
6:00 Faster Pace/ 6:30 variable distances and pace
6:30pm Cottage Hill Park Runners – Meet by the Tennis
Center, 4-6 miles at 7 – 9 minute mile pace
Saturday
7:00 (summer) Springhill College, Stewartfield Mansion
Sunday
6:00 am – Blue Bell Bombers
Commerce Park near Blue Bell Plant off Rangeline Road
(longer distances)
6:00 am – Cottage Hill Runners – Cottage Hill Park
(Usually a 10 Mile Run from Park to USA and back)
Please email Sylvia Rogers at [email protected] for any
corrections or additions. Thank you!
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April 09
Promotion Commotion
by Will Wright
Someone said "Running is the most healthful and
efficient way to get a fix on a new city, to unravel its
navigational mysteries, to make it yours." Little Rock, AR,
is not exactly a new city to me as I grew up in Pine Bluff
about 40 miles away and traveled to the capital city many
times to visit family members that lived there. With the 7th
running of the Little Rock Marathon scheduled for Sunday,
March 15, of this year, I decided to return for the race and
hoped to visit my only living cousin in the state who was
in his latter days of suffering with lung cancer. Sadly he
crossed life's finish line 6 weeks before I toed the starting
line.
Don Withers and I flew up Saturday morning and I had
the opportunity to visit my cousin's widow. We met Phillip
Fields who flew in that afternoon and the three of us drove
to the Expo to pick up our packets and gain some insights
for the race. The Expo was adequate with a few "give
aways", but the highlight for Don and me was meeting
Steve Hibbs who heads up a marathon travel agency called
Marathon Adventures. We had been talking about going to
Athens, Greece, to run the marathon there and had been
checking out trip prices. It so happened that Steve is taking
a group there in November and had a substantially lower
price than what we had found on the internet. We got the
information we needed to follow up with him, and then it
was on to a pasta dinner to "cap off the carbs" for the big
race.
While there was a 5K Run at 7:15 am, the marathon,
half marathon, and marathon relay kicked off Sunday
morning at 8:00 am. Don took the early start at 6:00 am,
and the motel provided shuttle service to the start and
return service from the finish, which was convenient. The
weather cooperated with cloudy skies, no wind, and
temperatures in the upper 40's for the start, and rising only
to the low 60's for the high. The race start had been
changed from the prior year and commenced on President
Clinton Ave near the River Market. Corrals were used for
the first time and eliminated the problem of many slower
runners lining up ahead of you. While chip timing was
used, the need to weave in and out was much improved.
The first part of the course was easier than expected
with the major rises being the bridge across the Arkansas
River into North Little Rock for a loop then back across to
Little Rock for the remaining 20 miles. The route
showcases a good bit of the city, cutting through historic
neighborhoods and past national landmarks such as the
Governor's Mansion and some stately homes; historic Villa
Marre, a Victorian home made famous from the opening
scene of the TV show "Designing Women"; the tallest
building in the state, the Metropolitan Tower; the capitol
building which is a replica of our nation's capitol; and
Central High School, the scene of one of the country's
Lead pack of runners at the March 2009 Azalea Trail Run – photo by
Sylvia Rogers
most important civil rights events in 1958. The race was
well organized and the aid stations were well-stocked with
plenty of water, electrolyte drinks, and fruit. You'll get an
adrenaline rush as you run past several church choirs
singing and numerous spectators calling out your name
which is printed on your race number!
Training on hills will help you handle the challenges of
miles 13-16. While the scenery is great, the downhill at 16
can be hard on the quads. Additionally, the out-and-back
portion covering miles 18-23 strains your mental
toughness; while flat, it can be windy and seems to go on
forever. It is a long stretch and comes at a terrible time in
the race. A couple of short steep hills at miles 23 and 25
were great final tests.
Around 5,000 runners crossed the finish line with some
1450 being in the marathon. I felt very good in finishing a
tough course in 4:12 to win the age group; Don finished in
a little over seven hours completing marathon # 198.
Phillip, training to qualify for Boston, used this as a long
run and ran 4:57. Each of us took home a finisher's tech
shirt in addition to the regular shirt, and a piece of the
(Little) Rock, the finisher's medal; it is 7.25 inches long
and 6.25 inches wide, made of a black zinc alloy and
weighs a pound and a half!
The medal features the race's signature globe, race
director's kiss and the "race for every pace" motto. These
signify the race officials love every kind of runner from
across the world. Many wonder what the future has in store
for this Little (Rock) Marathon. Boston had to start
somewhere, right?
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April 09
Recipe Corner
By Mona Williams
Membership News
New and Renewing Members
Thank you becoming a part of the Port City Pacers
either for the first time or as a renewing member. We
look forward to seeing you at our races and other
activities. If you don’t feel like racing one day, still
come out and volunteer. We appreciate your help!
Johnnie, Nancy, Taylor, Julian, Michael and Scott
Bell, Joe Brown, Jr., Harriet Callahan, Jim
Crenshaw, George and Betty Freeland, Atem, Wieu,
Stephen Diau and Aguol Kuot, Tina O’Shea, and
Heather Worley
Great for Carb-Loading!
Cilantro Rice
Members Who Need to Renew
1 cup fresh cilantro
2 cloves garlic
1 fresh jalapeno chili, stemmed
2 1/2 cups vegetable broth
2 teaspoons olive oil
1 1/2 cups long-grain rice
1 teaspoon onion powder
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin (optional)
1/3 cup grated carrot
salt to taste
We hope that you will continue to be a Pacer. We
appreciate your support! If you have already renewed
your membership by the time you read this, we thank
you!
Alday-Calhoun Family, Isabel Brown, Jennifer
Carithers, Gregory Cochran, Frank Conko, The
Davidson Family, The Davis Family, Jimmy Fulford,
Elizabeth Harbin, Martha Hennessy, Tina Palmer,
The Presley Family, Dennis Smith, Miriam Turner,
Kimberly Whitehead, Melanie Williams
In a blender, whirl 1 cup cilantro, garlic, chili, and 1 cup
broth until smooth.
In 3-4 quart pan over medium heat, stir oil, rice, onion
powder, and cumin until rice is pale golden, 5-8 minutes.
Stir in cilantro mixture, remaining broth, and carrot.
Cover, bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce heat
and simmer until liquid is absorbed, about 18 minutes.
GREGORY M. SWEENEY JR.
D.M.D. PC
COMPREHENSIVE & RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY
Per serving: 238 calories, 2.2g fat. From Sunset
Magazine.
Note: Super delish with black beans and tortillas.
9815 Millwood Circle Daphne, AL 36526
Phone 251.626.7226 Fax: 251.626.7221
[email protected]
Find out about area races at Little Red
Hen’s website. It is a great resource for
running in South Alabama.
www.productionsbylittleredhen.com
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April 09
Athletic Accomplishments and Then Some…
Contributors: Sylvia Rogers, Mona Williams and
Will Wright
We are interested in all of your
accomplishments great and small. Please
send us an email and let us know. You
can email Sylvia Rogers at
[email protected] and Mona Williams
at [email protected]
Old Mobile 8K, RRCA Southern
Region Championship
Fort Conde Mobile, Alabama
April 4, 2009 8:00 am
Amy Huff (1st Overall Female, 31:03),
John Brigham (2nd Overall Male,
26:28), Kenric Andrews (3rd Overall
Male, 29:27), Brad Davis (1st Overall
Male Masters, 30:03), Laura Rodgers
(1st Overall Female Grandmasters,
40:21), Douglas Meduna (1st Overall
Male Grandmasters, 31:02), Marian
Loftin (1st Overall Female Senior
Grandmasters, 41:15), David C Jeffrey
(1st Overall Male Senior Grandmasters,
32:59), Emily Schoenberg (1st Overall
Female Racewalker, 53:58), Sandra
Green (2nd Overall Female Racewalker,
1:00:15), Angela Strickland (3rd Overall
Female Racewalker, 1:01:40), Andrew
Chandler (2nd Male 1-9, 41:27), Audrey
J Warrington (2nd Female 10-14,
42:22), Heather Sutton (3rd Female 1014, 43:48), Alexander Guillory (2nd
Male 10-14, 36:55), Ryan Mckee (2nd
Male 20-24, 33:12), Rachel Cazalas (2nd
Female 25-29, 39:13), Matt Winkler
(1st Male 25-29, 30:45), Cliff Kuna (3rd
Male 25-29, 33:16), Jenny AlbrechtBooth (1st Female 30-34, 33:20), David
Adams (2nd Male 30-34, 33:35),
Rhonda Collings (1st Female 35-39,
35:49), Tammy Ford (2nd Female 3539, 38:30), Paul Patterson (3rd Male
35-39, 33:11), Camilla Rayford (3rd
Female 40-44, 44:51), Victor Birch (2nd
Male 45-49, 31:10), Larry Wayne (3rd
Male 45-49, 31:42), Ulrike Janowsky
(1st Female 50-54, 46:41), Lois A Wims
(3rd Female 50-54, 48:15), David
Longoria (1st Male 50-54, 33:14), Chris
Lasonde (2nd Male 50-54, 34:01), Diane
Roberson-Hill (1st Female 55-59,
43:20), Nancy Elstner (2nd Female 5559, 44:17), Anne Wall (3rd Female 55-
Kenric Andrews and Randy Loftis at the BOMB photo by Sylvia Rogers
59, 49:11), Greg Sweeney (1st Male
55-59, 36:16), Bill Brady (2nd Male
55-59, 36:29), Harriet D Callahan
(1st Female 60-64, 45:59), Mona
Williams (2nd Female 60-64, 50:24),
Paul Baswell (1st Male 60-64, 37:08),
Carol Cowan (1st Female 65-69,
45:55), Miriam Turner (2nd Female
65-69, 55:26), Peggy Black (3rd
Female 65-69, 56:50), Bobby E Scott
(2nd Male 65-69, 40:24), Leon E
Mattics (3rd Male 65-69, 41:06), Will
Wright (1st Male 70-74, 39:48),
Donald Withers (2nd Male 70-74,
1:09:50), Phil Bohan (1st Male 75-99,
46:11), William Brigham (34:22),
Vince Calametti (35:16), Joe Wilson
(35:34), Scott Konecni (35:39),
Randy Loftis (36:49), Joseph
Rolison (37:45), Clint Allen (37:52),
Emma Mayhall (38:08), David
Dutton (39:27), Randy West (39:28),
Trey Oliver (39:46), John
Cummings (40:21), Karen Sutton
(40:22), Stanley R Blum (40:53), Ron
Mitchell (41:18), Chuck
Baumgarten (41:21), Maureen Van
Devender (41:59), Wayne Brannon
(42:03), Bill Keith (42:13), Elise
Partridge (42:35), Kyle Eckhoff
(44:11), Phillip Fields (44:16 ), Kevin
Bryars (44:19), Elliot McBride
(44:46), Wes Williams (44:55), Barb
Waltsgott (45:28), Karen I
Calametti (45:47), Bill McGough
(46:17), George Coate (46:49), Zeus
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Mckenzie (47:13), Hollie Guillory
(48:51), Johnny Cook (49:17),
Tommy G Payne (52:07), Katherine
Dubuisson (52:37), Bobbie Wilson
(52:56), Suzanne M Crist (56:20),
Angela Bentley (56:21), Lori H
Boyce (56:43), Jacob Collings
(57:19), Gary Lambert (57:24),
Michelle Brown (57:36), Mary
Goguen (58:29), Jeanne Faye
Berman (59:15), Cheryl Longoria
(59:20), Konrad Kressley (1:00:10),
Hannah Sutton (1:01:18), Eddie
Sutton (1:01:23), Betty Lamberth
(1:04:27), Mary Katherine Adams
(1:08:06), Patricia Flanagan
(Racewalker, 1:10:54), Martha
Harris (1:15:21), Gail Walker
(Racewalker, 1:15:21), Ben Harris
(1:15:23)
Cooper Bridge Run, April 4, 2009,
Charleston, South Carolina
This is one of the biggest races in the
United States and two of our Pacers
went up to South Carolina to
participate. There were over 31,000
finishers! Great job!
Barbara Sharp (1:47:09), John
Sharp (2:02:23)
Ouachita Trail 50, Little Rock,
Arkansas April 18, 2009
Continued on Page 11
April 09
Corporate Cup
By Will Wright
At this writing the Azalea Trail Run has been contested
with 226 runners; however the results are still being
determined. We have one race remaining, the Do It in the
Bush 5K on May 23. I hope you will be there to celebrate
the Pacer's end of the year party. Along with the Bush
results will be the final standings based on the best eight of
fourteen races. Standings after twelve races, including the
Old Mobile 8K, along with Participation Leaders are as
follows.
DIVISION I
1. Postal
2. Saraland YMCA
(Participation Leader)
3. Univ. of South Alabama
4. Spring Hill Baptist Church
5. Mobile Infirmary
DIVISION II
1. Team PE (Personal Edge Fitness) -- Participation
Leader
2. Evonik
3. Northrop Grumman
4. Teachers
5. IP/Weyco
DIVISION III
1. All Saints
2. Hargrove
3. CPSI and The SSI Group tied -- The SSI Group is
Participation Ldr.
5. Providence Hospital
DIVISION V
1. Mobile Police -- Participation Leader
2. Dupont
3. CPA's
4. Airbus
5. Dayspring Baptist Church
6. Ameriprise Financial Systems
7. Baleu/ERA
8. Daily Access
9. GM&C
The last race of the season along with finishing line duties
(passing out of Corp. Cup finishers' cards) is as
follows:
Do It in the Bush 5 K - May 23 - Providence Hosp.
Please note the Corporate Cup Standings and Division
Results are posted on the Port City Pacers web site. Go to
the PCP home site and click on Corporate Cup.
DIVISION IV
1. Sheriff's -- Participation Leader
2. PEI (Precision Engineering)
3. Cottage Hill Baptist Church
4. Team Alabama
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May 09
Odds and Ends
Accomplishments continued from Page 9
Upcoming Pacer
Races!
Just a short six weeks after the Carl Touchstone 50
miler, Randy West completed this mountainous 50K
trail run in 7:13:20. Great job!
May 23, 2009
2009 Blow the Whistle on Lung Disease 5K,
Langan Park
Mobile, Alabama
April 25, 2009 8:00 A.M.
Chris Lawson (Overall Male, 18:14), Maureen Van
Devender (Overall Female, 25:24), Lois A Wims
(Overall Female Grandmasters, 28:15), Dalton Orr
(Overall Male Grandmasters, 23:20), Mona S
Williams (Overall Female Senior Grandmasters,
31:06), Will Wright (Overall Male Senior
Grandmasters, 24:55), Danit Silberman (2nd Female
1-9, 34:15), Andrew Chandler (1st Male 1-9, 25:19),
Scott Bell (2nd Male 1-9, 33:21), Joseph McDonald,
JR. (3rd Male 1-9, 36:57), Michael Bell (2nd Male 1014, 26:23), Victoria Bowman (1st Female 15-19,
33:11), Clint Allen (2nd Male 30-34, 22:31), Sandra
Green (2nd Female 35-39, 35:10), Joe K McDonald
(1st Male 35-39, 25:35), Tracy Graveman (2nd
Female 40-44, 33:26), Suzanne Crist (1st Female 4549, 34:47), Zeus McKenzie (2nd Male 45-49, 27:21),
Jeanne Faye Berman (2nd Female 50-54, 34:26),
Gary A Beeler (1st Male 60-64, 25:18), Stephen
Marshall (2nd Male 60-64, 27:44), Jim Boggs (3rd
Male 60-64, 37:28), Donald Withers (1st Male 70-74,
39:03), Mark Fusaiotti (10, 29:19), Angela Bentley
(43, 34:26), Sylvia Rogers (44, 35:48), Justin Parker
(9, 38:04), Griffin Tucker (9, 38:44)
Do It in the Bush 5K
8:00 am
Medal of Honor Park
Mobile
Upcoming Local Area Races
May 16
Chickasaw Freedom 6K/1Mile
Fun Run
Chickasaw Civic Center
8:00 am
Country Music Marathon and Half Marathon,
Nashville, Tennessee, April 25, 2009
Some of our very own traveled up to Nashville for this
lovely marathon.
Pacer Samson Kipchirchir finished 2:39:36 and was
16th overall. Brian O’Donnell did a great job with a
time of 4:20:12.
Kentucky Derby Marathon, Louisville, Kentucky,
April 25, 2009
The Pacers were well represented in Kentucky this
weekend. The following Pacers completed the
marathon!
Ryan McKee finished with a time of 3:52:47!
Marian Loftin was first in her age group with a time
of 4:35:09. Phillip Fields had a great time of 5:31:23!
Great job to Ryan, Marian and Phillip!
Accomplishments continued on Page 15
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May 30th
Silver Classic 5K
8:00 am
Mobile, AL
Mobile Regional Senior
Community Center
3201 Hillcrest Road
June 6th
Dog River Run/Walk 2 Miler
6:00 PM
Mobile, AL
Matthews Park
June 20th
The Causeway Run 5K
8:00 am
Battleship Memorial Park
May 09
Board Meeting Minutes
By Marykara Imwalle
Port City Pacers Board Meeting
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Race Coordinator’s Report
Bill White reported for Susie McDonald that the
upcoming Do It in the Bush race is coming along
nicely. Allyson Lamey, race coordinator for Do It in
the Bush, is trying to contact the person in charge of
Cottage Hill Park to let him know the date for the race.
Allyson will also need a lot of volunteers to help day
of race.
The Port City Pacers Board meeting was held on
Tuesday, April 7, 2009, at the Pacer Clubhouse.
Present: David Dutton, Marykara Imwalle, Richard
Leonard, Peggy Olive, Kerry Rehm, Sylvia Rogers,
Roy Seewer, Maureen Van Devender, Bill White,
Mona Williams, Will Wright
President’s Report
Bill White let the board know that the new clock
works great and is very visible. Bill said both the
ATR and the Old Mobile 8k were great successes. Bill
would also like to see all Pacer racecourses re-marked
with nails and washers.
Absent: Vince Kilborn, Susie McDonald
Bill White called the meeting to order at 6:15 p.m.
Minutes from the March 3, 2009, board meeting were
reviewed, and Peggy Olive moved the minutes to be
accepted. Maureen Van Devender seconded and the
minutes were approved.
Past President’s Report
Richard Leonard told the board that the Old Mobile 8k
was about 100 runners off of previous years’ races due
to other events being held in the area the same
weekend.
Treasurer’s Report
Motion to accept the treasurer’s report was made by
Peggy Olive and seconded by Bill White; motion was
accepted.
Promotions Report
Will Wright told the board that all upcoming race flyers
are out. Will said several state records have been set
recently.
Newsletter Report
Sylvia Rogers told the board that the newsletter will be
out later this week.
Old Business
Peggy Olive made a motion to donate $2,500.00 of the
proceeds from the BOMB to Fort Gaines.
Richard Leonard seconded and all voted in favor. Bill
White said he would like to see Marty DeMouy,
race director for the BOMB, involved in the photo op
at the Fort. Peggy said she would call Marty.
Richard Leonard said the nominating committee is
working hard to find next year’s board.
New Business
Bill White informed the board that Spectronics is
going to permanently wire and install cable and
controls on the two start clocks.
Programs Report
Roy Seewer reported he is working on a Christmas in
July party.
Volunteer Coordinator Report
Maureen Van Devender told the board she had great
volunteer turn out for both the ATR and the Old Mobile
8k.
Results/Registration
Peggy Olive reported to the board that the Old Mobile
8k had 384 registered runners.
ATR Race Director Report
Peggy Olive reported that everything went well at the
ATR with 4,026 registered for the 10k and 1,355 in the
Fun Run. Peggy said bad weather caused race
registration to be down this year. The race is scheduled
for March 27, 2010, with some of this year’s sponsors
coming back next year
Bill White said he would like to see the Pacers
purchase background and table covers for the table set
up at races or other events. Richard Leonard asked
Bill to continue looking at various options so the board
can vote at the next meeting.
The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, May 5,
2009, at the Pacer Clubhouse. Bill White made a
motion to adjourn. The meeting was adjourned at 7:21
p.m.
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May 09
More Odds and Ends
Accomplishments continued from Page 11
Pepper Jelly 5K, Thomasville, Alabama, April
25th, 2009
The inaugural race at the Pepper Jelly 5K was a
great success. There are two words that need to
be used for next year’s race and festival….ROAD
TRIP! Congratulations to the lone Pacer that
participated!
Kevin Gramelspacher (Male Master Overall,
21:57)
Port City Pacers
Online Race Results
Grand Prix Standings
Race Announcements
Forum
Links to Other Web Sites
of Interest
Listen to the WNSP Pacer Report at 6:31 am
every Thursday!
Stephen Marshall at the Blow the Whistle on
Lung Disease 5K – photo by Sylvia Rogers
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May 09
Results
Old Mobile 8K
Pl
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Age
City
Richard Ondimu 28
John Brigham
23
Kenric Andrews 37
Kun Diau
22
Brad Davis
45
Javier Ortiz
37
Ali Stevenson
33
Matt Winkler
27
Adam Beasley
36
Douglas Meduna 52
Amy Huff
38
Michael Brass
48
Victor Birch
48
Rob Blaszkiewicz 44
Rebecca Jordan
30
Larry Wayne
48
Atem Kuot
16
David C Jeffrey
67
Michael Lysek
19
Christine Conrad 40
Paul Patterson
39
Ryan McKee
24
David Longoria
53
Cliff Kuna
28
Jenny Albrecht-Booth32
Max D Diaz
20
David Adams
34
Timmy Jernigan 47
Chris Lasonde
50
Michael Ryan
40
Dean Hartmann
41
Alexander Miller 34
William Brigham 49
Adam Partridge
25
Hartwig Pohlmann51
Nils Pohlmann
21
Pepper Huff
40
Paul Taylor
31
Rodney Brown
39
Vince Calametti 51
Richard D Kutzner65
Joe Wilson
50
Micah Lucassen 14
Scott Konecni
25
Thaddeus Weishaar24
Rhonda Collings 39
Bill Sullivan
50
Stephen B Wilson42
McCrary Otts
33
Chuck Mallory
43
Greg Sweeney
59
Allison Smith
33
Rob Wood
40
Jessie Briggs
32
Shaun Browning 22
Bill Brady
58
Danny Young
53
Randy Loftis
51
Alexander Guillory 13
Ron Danley
55
Paul Baswell
60
Time
Pace
Mobile 25:21
5:05
Mobile 26:28
5:19
Mobile 29:27
5:55
Mobile 29:53
6:00
Fairhope 30:03
6:02
Theodore 30:33
6:08
Mobile 30:41
6:10
Mobile 30:45
6:11
Pensacola30:49
6:11
Mobile 31:02
6:14
Daphne 31:03
6:14
Tuscaloosa31:07 6:15
M L Island31:10 6:16
Loganville31:27 6:19
Brewton 31:34
6:21
Fairhope 31:42
6:22
Mobile 32:52
6:36
Semmes 32:59
6:38
Theodore 33:09
6:40
Mobile 33:10
6:40
Mobile 33:11
6:40
Mobile 33:12
6:40
Saraland 33:14
6:41
Mobile 33:16
6:41
Grand Bay33:20 6:42
Mobile 33:30
6:44
Mobile 33:35
6:45
Theodore 33:44
6:47
Mobile 34:01
6:50
Mobile 34:09
6:52
Mobile 34:15
6:53
Theodore34:21
6:54
Mobile 34:22
6:54
Grand Bay34:27 6:55
Mobile 34:28
6:56
Mobile 34:34
6:57
Daphne 34:34
6:57
Robertsdale34:35 6:57
Saraland 35:06
7:03
Mobile 35:16
7:05
Casa Grande35:3 27:08
Mobile 35:34
7:09
Mobile 35:35
7:09
Mobile 35:39
7:10
Mobile 35:47
7:11
Theodore35:49
7:12
Fairhope 35:55
7:13
Mobile 36:03
7:15
Mobile 36:04
7:15
Spanish Fort36:057:15
Mobile 36:16
7:17
Fairhope 36:21
7:18
Mobile 36:23
7:19
Mobile 36:23
7:19
Mobile 36:28
7:20
Irvington36:29
7:20
Niceville 36:34
7:21
Mobile 36:49
7:24
Daphne 36:55
7:25
Mobile 37:02
7:26
Loxley 37:08
7:28
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Aaron Hathaway 36
Thomas Montgomery53
Corinna Luce
48
Marlon Gaines
37
Larry Floyd
51
Joseph Rolison
32
John Hiles
28
Elizabeth Otts
30
Mark Everest
54
Clint Allen
32
Katie Alexander 27
Robbie Chambers 40
Jennifer Coleman 34
Matthew Hariel
32
Anthony Beck
32
Gary Burden Sr
26
Emma Mayhall
33
Riley Copeland
45
Jim Kastner
61
Gregory A Tapscott37
Tammy Ford
36
Dewayne L Smith 39
Allen Deveuve
49
Steve Riggs
52
Harrison Hanks
9
Joehannis Warner 27
Rachel Cazalas
25
Marshall Price
26
Kim Barnes
42
Nancy Williford 48
David Dutton
53
Randy West
52
Bryan Pearce
36
Stacey Pearce
34
Maggie Robinson 11
Jeffrey Lockett
31
Sean Shea
29
Jeff Stokes
28
Fairhope 37:09
Spanish Fort37:09
Mobile 37:18
Mobile 37:38
Mobile 37:39
Leakesville37:45
Mobile 37:46
Mobile 37:48
Mobile 37:49
Theodore 37:52
Mobile 37:55
Spanish Fort37:56
Mobile 37:57
Mobile 38:01
Mobile 38:03
Eight Mile38:04
Mobile 38:08
Mobile 38:09
Spanish Fort38:25
Fairhope 38:29
Grand Bay38:30
Mobile 38:31
Mobile 38:33
Fairhope 38:35
Mobile 38:51
Mobile 38:53
Mobile 39:13
Mobile 39:17
Mobile 39:18
Spanish Fort39:26
Mobile 39:27
Mobile 39:28
Mobile 39:31
Mobile 39:33
Creola 39:33
Saraland 39:34
Mobile 39:39
Mobile 39:46
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Rusty Burnett
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Trey Oliver
49
Will Wright
71
Tom Grimm
45
Bill Hines
49
Tony Ross
51
Arnold Hawighorst55
Maury Lomax 37
Susan Hutcheson 45
Amanda Hall
31
Tracy Patterson 39
Susan Montgomery48
Wayne Reyner 28
Richard R Tremayne Jr41
Laura Rodgers 52
Heather Worley 27
John Cummings 52
Karen Sutton
45
Bobby E Scott 67
Amanda G Knapstein37
Mary S Ruffin 26
Gary Beeler
61
Mobile 39:46
Mobile 39:46
Mobile 39:48
Span Fort39:54
Mobile 39:59
Mobile 40:02
Germany40:10
Mobile 40:11
Mobile 40:12
Mobile 40:13
Mobile 40:15
Spanish Ft40:15
Daphne 40:16
Mobile 40:17
Mobile 40:21
Mobile 40:21
Daphne 40:21
Mobile 40:22
Mobile 40:24
Daphne 40:28
Mobile 40:31
Semmes 40:32
7:59
7:59
7:59
8:00
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Eva Burnett
Mobile
8:10
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Taylor Harrison
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Stanley R Blum
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Leon E Mattics
69
Jeff Winter
29
Mark Parsell
38
Marian Loftin
62
Ron Mitchell
64
Chuck Baumgarten 46
Jesse Brewer
44
Andrew Chandler 9
Noah Davis
26
Lacey Marder
25
Maureen Van Devender45
Stuart Woods
48
Wayne Brannon 67
Randy Kimbrough 55
Susan Linn
47
Rob Lerner
52
Jake Ledkins
26
Bill Keith
57
Audrey J Warrington10
Katherine M McGinley34
Mark Aylor
55
Inez Bumpers
33
Elise Partridge
49
Steve L Nobles
49
Daniel Moore
48
Stefanie King
24
Randy Tharp
34
Natasha Kendall 40
Diane Roberson-Hill55
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Robyn Dumas
33
Mark Welch
48
Tim Prescott
38
Seth T Coleman
35
Heather Sutton
14
John M Conrad
55
Tammie Sullivan 49
Darryl Porter
43
Thomas Windom 30
Jennifer Windom 31
Mike Kersten
54
Jamie Elifritz
29
Kyle Eckhoff
50
Judson Chamberlain37
Phillip Fields
61
Nancy Elstner
57
Kevin Bryars
43
Kendall Sterrett
41
Ryan Kennedy
32
Jason Carty
26
Scott Brogdon
37
Leslie Lerner
47
Courtney E Bishop 32
Marya E Wilkerson 31
Ryan Brightman 29
Elliot McBride
30
Greg Stewart
50
Camilla Rayford 40
Mobile 40:50
8:12
Mobile 40:53
8:13
Semmes 41:06
8:16
Mobile 41:09
8:16
Mobile 41:11
8:17
Mobile 41:15
8:17
Saraland 41:18
8:18
Daphne 41:21
8:19
Spanish Fort41:22 8:19
Mobile 41:27
8:20
Mobile 41:50
8:24
Mobile 41:51
8:25
Saraland 41:59
8:26
Spanish Fort42:02 8:27
Mobile 42:03
8:27
Moss Point42:04 8:27
Pascagoula42:06 8:28
Mobile 42:12
8:29
Saraland 42:12
8:29
Mobile 42:13
8:29
Fairhope 42:22
8:31
Mobile 42:23
8:31
Ponchantoula42:33 8:33
Mobile 42:34
8:33
Mobile 42:35
8:33
Mobile 42:49
8:36
Slidell 42:52
8:37
Mobile 42:59
8:38
Mobile 43:13
8:41
Mobile 43:14
8:41
Daphne 43:20
8:43
Mobile 43:25
8:44
Daphne 43:31
8:45
Mobile 43:35
8:46
Mobile 43:39
8:46
Mobile 43:46
8:48
Mobile 43:48
8:48
Mobile 43:55
8:50
Fairhope 43:58
8:50
Mobile 43:59
8:50
Washington Dc44:038:51
Washington Dc44:068:52
Mobile 44:06
8:52
Mobile 44:07
8:52
Mobile 44:11
8:53
Mobile 44:15
8:54
Mobile 44:16
8:54
Mobile 44:17
8:54
Theodore 44:19
8:54
Chickasaw44:20 8:55
Daphne 44:31
8:57
Mobile 44:38
8:58
Semmes 44:39
8:58
Mobile 44:41
8:59
Mobile 44:42
8:59
Mobile 44:43
8:59
Mobile 44:45
9:00
Mobile 44:46
9:00
Spanish Fort44:51 9:01
Mobile 44:51
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Rosa Monteiro
Salem 44:55
Fairhope 45:00
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Charles Mallory 67
Nathan Dolbear 31
Renee Rowe
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Kelly Roth
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Barb Waltsgott 39
Betsy Camerio 31
Michael Boyd
35
Cathy Fuller
49
Matthew S Dumas37
Angela Goundas 28
Karen I Calametti 49
Marie D Katz
31
Carol Cowan
66
Harriet D Callahan60
Jim Duncan
57
Robert Garner 43
Phil Bohan
75
Meighan Ayers 24
Celie Tobias
38
Sean T Beckham 37
Bill McGough 62
Jerry Roberts
53
Catherine Moore 38
Zalma Chitty
44
Sheila Baggett 34
Susan Roberts 47
Ulrike Janowsky 54
Cary Adams
65
George Coate
47
Hunter Paine
10
Zeus McKenzie 45
Nick Crepeau
37
John Griffin
58
Jessica McBride 29
Savannah McDonough14
Lee Echols
71
Courtney Conyers43
Vivian Dooley 54
Lois A Wims
52
Vanessa McGee 25
Mike Morgan
39
Liberty Hanks 32
Jawana Williams 34
Christy K Sanders38
Jack Thompson 38
Hollie Guillory 43
Wilbert Gutierrez 48
Lindsey Dana
23
Anne Wall
59
Jaylyn Hogan
9
Donna Robertson 34
Leah Mesquita 29
Wendy L Hines 29
Robert H Fuzzell 32
Johnny Cook
62
Spanish Fort45:029:03
Mobile 45:09 9:04
Mobile 45:12 9:05
Long Beach45:22 9:07
Mobile 45:28 9:08
Mobile 45:37 9:10
Hattiesburg45:38 9:10
Eight Mile45:42 9:11
Daphne 45:43 9:11
Daphne 45:46 9:12
Mobile 45:47 9:12
Mobile 45:50 9:13
Fairhope 45:55 9:14
Mobile 45:59 9:15
Mobile 46:00 9:15
Mobile 46:01 9:15
Foley 46:11 9:17
Mobile 46:12 9:17
Mobile 46:13 9:17
Span Fort46:15 9:18
Mobile 46:17 9:18
Vancleave46:19 9:19
Mobile 46:20 9:19
Mobile 46:20 9:19
Daphne 46:22 9:19
Vancleave46:40 9:23
German 46:41 9:23
Mobile 46:43 9:23
Satsuma 46:49 9:25
Mobile 47:04 9:28
Mobile 47:13 9:29
Mobile 47:16 9:30
Fairhope 47:25 9:32
Mobile 47:28 9:32
Mobile47:30
9:33
Mobile 47:52 9:37
Mobile 47:55 9:38
Mobile 48:02 9:39
Mobile 48:15 9:42
Mobile 48:23 9:43
Theodor 48:25 9:44
Mobile 48:26 9:44
Satsuma 48:36 9:46
Tupelo 48:43 9:48
Pensacol 48:45 9:48
Daphne 48:51 9:49
Lacomb 49:01 9:51
Mobile 49:11 9:53
Daphne 49:11 9:53
Mobile 49:12 9:53
Mobile 49:12 9:53
Mobile 49:12 9:53
Mobile 49:14 9:54
Mobile 49:16 9:54
Mobile 49:17 9:54
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Billy Wilkinson
Jennie McKee
Mobile 49:19
Daphne 49:24
Mobile 49:40
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George Freeland Sr 64
Tyler George
29
Rachel W Johnson 21
Traci Brinson
33
Joseph C Woodall 45
Jordyn Scaturro
10
Kimberly Scaturro 36
Mona Williams
61
Desi Tobias
47
Nichols Larrivieve 9
James Larrivieve 40
Kayla Smith
20
Stephanie Bradford 22
Leah Jarrell
39
Scott Leblanc
44
Carmen Fort
25
Joey Mortellaro
49
Louis E Loe
53
Tommy G Payne 60
Melissa Fernandez 29
Lucas Evans
20
Katherine Dubuisson54
Mary Leblanc
43
Jerry Timothy
52
Bobbie Wilson
44
James Britain
43
Chris Levy
34
Brenda Culver
52
Emily Schoenberg 45
Todd Goguen
44
Melinda L Maddox 43
Brandi Lowe
32
Mike Kennedy
46
Miriam Turner
68
Linda Robinson
46
David Rowe
47
Suzanne M Crist 49
Mobile 49:49
Satsuma 49:52
Saraland 49:52
Mobile 49:54
Mobile 50:05
Mobile 50:13
Mobile 50:22
Mobile 50:24
Mobile 50:29
Mobile 50:31
Mobile 50:32
Daphne 50:34
Mobile 50:47
Theodore 50:48
Diberville51:22
Grand Bay51:28
Mobile 51:43
Mobile 51:56
Biloxi 52:07
Mobile 52:14
Mobile 52:21
Daphne 52:37
Diberville52:45
Mobile 52:52
Mobile 52:56
Spanish Fort53:03
Mobile 53:15
Bay Minette53:19
Mobile 53:58
Mobile 54:16
Mobile 54:23
Mobile 55:07
Mobile 55:25
Mobile 55:26
Creola 55:37
Mobile 55:52
Mobile 56:20
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Lori H Boyce
52
Peggy Black
66
Jessie M Harms 24
Judy McDonough45
Daniel Habib
10
Nolen Mynatt
11
Marston Raue
13
Jacob Collings 10
Kim Adams
34
Gary Lambert
29
Michelle Brown 38
Zack Carpenter 29
Dan Pauls
49
Lauren E Bishop 25
Mary Goguen
69
Lisa Wingate
44
Pamela Zampieri 36
Jeanne Faye Berman54
Cheryl Longoria 47
Mobile 56:21
Daphne 56:43
Chunchula56:5
Pensacola57:07
Mobile 57:13
Eight Mile57:16
Mobile 57:17
Mobile 57:18
Theodore57:19
Daleville57:23
Daphne 57:24
Mobile 57:36
Loxley 57:38
Moss Point57:53
Mobile 58:03
Mobile 58:29
Grand Bay58:36
Mobile 58:43
Mobile 59:15
Saraland 59:20
11:20
11:24
11:25
11:29
11:30
11:31
11:31
11:31
11:31
11:32
11:32
11:35
11:35
11:38
11:40
11:45
11:47
11:48
11:55
11:56
301
302
303
304
Steve Silcox
Mike Commiskey
Courtney A Bryant
Konrad Kressley
Satsuma
Mobile
Mobile
Mobile
11:59
11:59
12:05
12:06
52
60
25
67
59:37
59:38
1:00:07
1:00:10
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
Sandra Green
38
Edmond Hayes
65
Rebecca Devaney 31
Blakeley Longoria 18
Matt Flanagan
24
Hannah Sutton
12
Eddie Sutton
48
Angela Strickland 53
Sandy Price
26
Hilary Brogdon
37
Betty Freeland
63
Alana Wright
28
Melissa Parker
29
Tanya Drake
37
Betty Lamberth
69
Sharon Brown
54
Rita Barfield
38
Martin Ball
52
Christine Kelly
65
Tyler Kendall
9
Todd Kendall
47
Mary Katherine Adams32
Kimberly Kennedy 28
Heather Hart
29
Mary E Miller
35
Donald Withers
70
Lolita Whitfield
46
Lynette Dapremont 42
Jeanette Clemens 34
Patricia Flanagan 64
Gregory Smith
55
Jeff Moody
30
Danny Irvin
58
Eleanor Toland
73
Kate Robinson
56
Cynthia L Nobles 48
Stephen Calder
44
Alexander Calder 9
Martha Harris
69
Gail Walker
58
Ben Harris
71
Tanene Jackson
38
Dewayne Lowe
44
Bertha Briley
59
Ron Briley
62
Regina Kirkland 54
Mobile 1:00:15
Mt Vernon1:00:52
Daphne 1:00:57
Saraland 1:01:05
Mobile 1:01:06
Mobile 1:01:18
Mobile 1:01:23
Mobile 1:01:40
Mobile 1:01:40
Semmes 1:02:23
Mobile 1:03:04
Daphne 1:03:35
Span Fort 1:03:35
Pascagoula1:04:03
Irvington 1:04:27
Mobile 1:05:28
Mobile 1:05:34
Daphne 1:05:45
Mobile 1:07:37
Mobile 1:07:38
Mobile 1:07:41
Mobile 1:08:06
Mobile 1:08:54
Mobile 1:09:29
Mobile 1:09:47
Mobile 1:09:50
Mobile 1:10:04
Mobile 1:10:05
Grand Bay1:10:25
Mobile 1:10:54
Mobile 1:11:41
Eight Mile1:11:43
Gulfport 1:12:08
Mobile 1:13:48
Mobile 1:13:51
Mobile 1:13:59
Mobile 1:14:30
Mobile 1:14:32
Mobile 1:15:21
Mobile 1:15:21
Mobile 1:15:23
Mobile 1:23:13
Mobile 1:23:15
Mobile 1:23:28
Mobile 1:23:28
Mobile 1:23:30
Walkers
Pl
272
305
312
318
332
334
337
339
344
346
347
348
349
Name
Age
City
Emily Schoenberg 45
Sandra Green
38
Angela Strickland53
Tanya Drake
37
Lynette Dapremont42
Patricia Flanagan 64
Danny Irvin
58
Kate Robinson
56
Gail Walker
58
Tanene Jackson
38
Dewayne Lowe
44
Bertha Briley
59
Ron Briley
62
Time
Pace
Mobile 53:58
10:51
Mobile 1:00:15 12:07
Mobile 1:01:40 12:24
Pascagoula1:04:0312:53
Mobile 1:10:05 14:05
Mobile 1:10:54 14:15
Gulfport 1:12:08 14:30
Mobile 1:13:51 14:51
Mobile 1:15:21 15:09
Mobile 1:23:13 16:44
Mobile 1:23:15 16:44
Mobile 1:23:28 16:47
Mobile 1:23:28 16:47
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12:07
12:14
12:15
12:17
12:17
12:19
12:20
12:24
12:24
12:32
12:41
12:47
12:47
12:53
12:57
13:10
13:11
13:13
13:36
13:36
13:36
13:41
13:51
13:58
14:02
14:02
14:05
14:05
14:09
14:15
14:25
14:25
14:30
14:50
14:51
14:52
14:59
14:59
15:09
15:09
15:09
16:44
16:44
16:47
16:47
16:47
May 09
Calendar
Fairhope Municipal Pier
Springhill Medical Center
Grandman Triathlon
Swim 1/3 mi; Bike 16.4 mi;
Run 3.1 mi
http://www.thegrandman.com
By Mona Williams
See the list of running clubs that
are referred to only by
abbreviated names. Please verify
the date and time of an event
before traveling. Note which
courses are certified with an
asterisk.
Chickasaw Freedom Run
5K*8:00 am
LRH
Gulfport, MS
nd
42 Annual Al Briede
Cup, 1 Mile/3 Miles
City Park, 8:00 am
NOTC
Ft. Rucker, AL
Army 10-miler
Info: Kelly Szymczyk
334-255-0308
7:00 am
23
Mobile, AL
Do It In the Bush 5K*
8:00 am
PCP
25
Eglin, AFB
Gate-to-Gate 4.4 mi.
No Race Day Registration
Info: 850-882-2302
7:30 am
30
Mobile, AL
Silver Classic 5K
At Mobile Regional
Senior Community Center
3201 Hillcrest Road
8:00 am
LRH
27
Montgomery, AL
Billy Bowlegs Midnight
Run 5K
Info: 850-864-5259 or
[email protected]
10:30 pm
13
Gulf Shores, AL
Hot Trot For ARC 5K
Lulu's Homeport Marina
Info: Keith Cooper 251-9475677
7:30 am
Ft. Walton Beach, FL
Biloxi, MS
Fatima Festival 5K/1-mi.
Run, 8:00 am
GCRC
Mobile, AL
Dog River Clearwater
Revival 2-mi Run/Walk (road
& trail)
Matthews Park (Finish as
Baumhower’s Wings)
6:00 pm
LRH
New Orleans, LA
17
Pensacola Bch, FL.
Gary McAdams Sandshaker
5K Run/Walk/Wheelchair
Info: Bob Kelly 850-6023289 or
mcadams5k@pensacolarunne
rs.com
www.pensacolarunners.com
PRA7:30 am
June
6
Mobile, AL
THE CAUSEway 5K
Battleship Memorial Park
8:00 am
LRH
Northport, AL
Chickasaw, AL
Pursuit of Fitness 5K/1mi. Run
8:00 am
GCRC
20
Elizabeth Gottfried Sports
Medicine Fund Run
Tuscaloosa County High
School, 12500 Wildcat Dr.
Info: 205-333-4787; email
[email protected]/sp
ortsmed
8:00 am
May
16
1/4mi swim/5K run - NSA
Marina
$20 by 6/11; $25 race day.
Info: 850-234-4370
7:30 am
Fairhope, AL
Red Hot Red Cross 5K
Info: Beverly Brown 334260-3984 or
[email protected]
7:30 am
Pascagoula, MS
Chevron Charity Run 5K/1mile run
details TBA - GCRC
8:00 am
Gulf Shores, AL
Local Running Organizations
GCRC
Gulf Coast Running Club, PO Drawer
3569, Gulfport, MS 39505
Phone: (228) 875-6855
www.gulfcoastrunningclub.org
Hot Trot For ARC 5K
Lulu's Homeport Marina
Info: Keith Cooper 251-9475677
7:30 am
New Orleans Track Club, PO Box52003,
New Orleans, LA 70152-2003 Phones:
(504) 467-8626
www.runNOTC.org
Pelham, AL
PCP
Buster Britton Triathlon
500yds/15m/3mi
Team Magic 205-595-8633
7:30 am
Panama City, FL
Splash & Dash Biathlon
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NOTC
Port City Pacers, PO Box 6427, Mobile,
AL 36660 Phone (251) 473-7223
www.pcpacers.org
PRA
Pensacola Runners Association, PO Box
10613, Pensacola, FL 32524.Phone (850)
969-9924
May 09
Pacer Wear
Singlets (tanks) - $15 each
Ladies Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, and XXL
Mens Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, and XXXL
Tee Shirts - $17.50 each
Ladies Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, and XXL
Mens Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, and XXXL
Name: _____________________________________________
Phone: _______________ Email:________________________
Item
Ladies/Mens
Size
Quantity
Price
$
Total
Send your completed order form to: Port City Pacers; Shirts; PO Box 6427; Mobile, AL 36660
Payment due upon delivery of shirt
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May 09
CHICKASAW KIWANIS FREEDOM RUN 6K & 1 MILE FUN RUN
I-65 Exit 10 West Lee St, East to Grant St., Left on Grant St.
May 16, 2009 at 8 a.m.
Sponsored by:
The Kiwanis Club of Chickasaw (251-666-5566)
Proceeds Benefit:
Children’s & Women’s Hospital and other local Kiwanis projects
Conducted by:
Little Red Hen Productions (251-401-8039)
Course: 6K course - Certification code: AL 05015 JD
Awards:
Special awards to be presented to the fastest male and female runners. Awards to top male and female
master, and grandmaster. Awards for the top three male and female runners in each age group. Age
groups: 9 & under, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70up. Racewalkers: Top three male & female overall. Awards to top male and female runner in 1Mile Fun
Run.
Registration:
Pre-register by mail (entries should be postmarked by May 11, 2009), in person at McCoy Outdoor until
noon on the Thursday, May 14, 2009, or online (www.Active.com) until midnight Wednesday, May 13,
2009. Day of race registration takes place at Chickasaw Civic Center, 224 Grant St., from 6:30-7:30
a.m.
Entry fee:
T-Shirts:
Pre-registered:
Day of Race:
Adults $17
Adults $20
Children (18 and under) $12
Children (18 and under) $14
1 Mile Fun Run $10
1 Mile Fun Run $12
Participants pre-registered by noon on May 4 will be guaranteed T-shirts and size requested on
race day. Day of race registrants will receive shirts as long as supply last.
Award ceremonies will be held at the West side of the Civic Center. Fruit and beverages provided for
all race participants along with red beans & rice from D.C.’s Restaurant and pizza from Godfather’s
Pizza.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Post Race:
Last Name: _____________________________________ First Name: ______________________________________
Age: ________ Sex: _______ Address: ________________________________________________________________
City: ______________________________________ ST: ________ ZIP: _____________ Date of Birth____________
Phone number: _____________________________ Email: _______________________________________________
I will participate in the:
6K
Fun Run
I am a: Runner
Racewalker
T- Shirt Size: S
M
L
XL
2X
50% discount with military ID: _____ Branch ________
I know that running a road race is a potentially hazardous activity that could cause injury or death. I should not enter & run unless I am medically able &
properly trained, & by my signature I certify that I am medically able to perform this event, am in good health & am properly trained. I agree to abide by any
decision of a race official relative to any aspect of my participation in this event, including the right of any official to deny or suspend my participation for any
reason whatsoever. I assume all risks associated with running or walking in this event, including but not limited to: falls, contact with other participants, the
effects of the weather, including high heat and/or humidity, traffic & the conditions of the road, all such risks being known & appreciated by me. I understand
that bicycles, skateboards, baby joggers, roller skates or blades, animals, & radio headsets are not allowed in the race and I will abide by this guideline. Having
read this waiver and knowing these facts and in consideration of your accepting my entry, I, for myself & anyone entitled to act on my behalf, waive & release
the Little Red Hen Productions, City of Chickasaw, Chickasaw Kiwanis Club, sponsors, their representatives & successors from all claims or liabilities of any
kind arising out of my participation in this event, even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons named in this
waiver.
Signature of Participant_________________________________________ Date_____________________________
(Signature of parent or guardian for participants 18 and under)
Make checks payable to: Chickasaw Kiwanis Club
Mail entry fees and completed application to: G. Givens; Freedom Run 6K; 1909 Bent Tree Ct.; Mobile, AL 36609
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May 09
Do It in The Bush 5K
May 23, 2009 - 8 a.m.
Benefits:
Port City Pacers Scholarship Fund
Organized by: Port City Pacers
Location:
Medal of Honor Park/Cottage Hill Park
Registration: Register by mail (entries should be postmarked by 5/15/09), in person at McCoy
Outdoor until noon on the 05/21/09, or online (www.Active.com) until midnight
5/20/09.
Race day registration: Cottage Hill Park/Medal of Honor Park from 6:30-7:30 A.M.
Entry fees:
Course:
Pre-registered - $15.00 adult; 18 and under - $8.00
Day of Race - $18.00 adult; 18 and under - $10.00
Military, Police and Firefighters pay only for a tee shirt if they want one ($7)
5K Cross-Country through the trails of Cottage Hill Park
Awards: Top three male and female Overall, Masters, Grandmasters and
top male and female Race Walker.
Top three male and female in age groups: 9 and under, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30- 34, 35- 39,
40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, and 75-99.
Shirts:
To guarantee a shirt on race day, you must submit your application by May 15th.
Post-Race Party: Special “end of year” party after race, food & beverages provided….election
of PCP board members to be held at this time.
If the weather is unseasonably warm or cold, use the customary racing precautions with which you should be familiar and take advantage of the water
along the course. Stop running/walking and seek help if you stop sweating and feel nauseous or dizzy. If you see a fellow runner/walker who appears
to be in trouble, please stop and help if you can.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Last Name _________________________________________
First Name _________________________________
Age _____
Sex _____
Date of Birth ______________
I will participate as: Runner/Walker Racewalker
Address __________________________________________________________________________________________
City, State & ZIP __________________________________________ Phone Number __________________________
T-Shirt Size: S
M
L XL
XXL
Police/Fire/Military:
Yes
No
Donation to PCP Scholarship Fund: ______
Guess who will be on “The Shirt?”---------------------------------------(It could be a man or woman – or both)
A “special” award will be given to the person that correctly guesses the person honored on the shirt.
I know that running a road race is a potentially hazardous activity that could cause injury or death. I should not enter and run unless I am medically able
and properly trained, and by my signature I certify that I am medically able to perform this event, am in good health and am properly trained. I agree to
abide by any decision of a race official relative to any aspect of my participation in this event, including the right of any official to deny or suspend my
participation for any reason whatsoever. I assume all risks associated with running or walking in this event, including but not limited to: falls, contact
with other participants, the effects of the weather, including high heat and/or humidity, traffic and the conditions of the road, all such risks being known
and appreciated by me. I understand that bicycles, skateboards, baby joggers, roller skates or blades, animals, and radio headsets are not allowed in
the race and I will abide by these guidelines. Having read this waiver and knowing these facts and in consideration of your accepting my entry, I, for
myself and anyone entitled to act on my behalf, waive and release PCP Pacers, all sponsors, their representatives and successors from all claims or
liabilities of any kind arising out of my participation in this event, even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the
persons named in this waiver.
Signature of Participant _________________________________________________________ Date ________________________
(Parent/Guardian must sign for participants under 19)
Make checks payable to: Port City Pacers
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May 09
Mail completed applications and fees to: PCP; Do It in the Bush; P.O. Box 6427; Mobile, AL 36660
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May 09
Dog River Run/Walk
June 6, 2009 6 PM
Date and Time:
June 6, 2009 Race will start at 6 PM.
Location:
Sponsored by:
Start at Matthews Park and Finish at Baumhower’s Wings
Dog River Clearwater Revival, Coldsmith, Lee and Associates,
and Baumhower’s Wings
Dog River Clearwater Revival projects and paths in the Dog River Watershed
2 Mile course – road and trail. Fluids will be provided along the course.
Pre-register by mail (entries should be postmarked by May 30, 2009), in person at McCoy
Outdoor until noon on June 5, 2009, or online (www.Active.com) until midnight June 4,
2009. Race day registration at Matthews Park from 4:30- 5:30 PM.
Pre-registered
Day of Race
Adults: $15
Adults: $20
Children (12 and under): $7
Children (12 and under): $10
Benefits:
Distance:
Registration:
Entry fees:
Awards:
Top male and female Overall, Masters, Grandmasters, Senior Grandmasters, and Race
walkers. Top three male and female in age groups: 9 and under, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24, 2529, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, and 75-99.
Shirts:
Register by May 30 to guarantee tee shirt on race day. Tee shirts for race day registration
while supplies last.
Post-Race Party:
Fabulous post race party featuring assorted foods, beverages, and music, at
Baumhower’s Wings.
If the weather is unseasonably warm or cold, use the customary racing precautions with which you should be familiar and take advantage of the water
along the course. Stop running/walking and seek help if you stop sweating and feel nauseous or dizzy. If you see a fellow runner/walker who appears
to be in trouble, please stop and help if you can.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Last Name: _____________________________________ First Name: __________________________
Age: _____
Sex: _____
Date of Birth: _______________
Phone: ________________________
Address: _______________________________________ City, State & ZIP:______________________
Email address: ______________________________________________
T-Shirt Size:
S
M
L
XL
XXL
Race walker: Yes
Join DRC Revival?: $12 Individual
Additional Donation to Dog River Clearwater Revival: $______
No
$20 Family
Total Amount Enclosed: $______
I know that running a road race is a potentially hazardous activity that could cause injury or death. I should not enter and run unless I am medically able
and properly trained, and by my signature I certify that I am medically able to perform this event, am in good health and am properly trained. I agree to
abide by any decision of a race official relative to any aspect of my participation in this event, including the right of any official to deny or suspend my
participation for any reason whatsoever. I assume all risks associated with running or walking in this event, including but not limited to: falls, contact
with other participants, the effects of the weather, including high heat and/or humidity, traffic and the conditions of the road, all such risks being known
and appreciated by me. I understand that bicycles, skateboards, baby joggers, roller skates or blades, animals, and radio headsets are not allowed in
the race and I will abide by these guidelines. Having read this waiver and knowing these facts and in consideration of your accepting my entry, I, for
myself and anyone entitled to act on my behalf, waive and release the Dog River Clearwater Revival, Little Red Hen Productions, its employees, officers,
and agents, all sponsors, their representatives and successors from all claims or liabilities of any kind arising out of my participation in this event, even
though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons named in this waiver.
Signature of Participant _______________________________________________________________ Date ________________
(Parent/Guardian must sign for children under 19)
Make checks payable to: Dog River Clearwater Revival
Run; PO Box 6976; Mobile, AL 36660
Mail applications and fees to: LRH Productions; Dog River
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