Volume 34 Issue 3 – November, 2013

Volume 34, No. 3
OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE WINNER’S CIRCLE RUNNING CLUB
November, 2013
Horn of Plenty-ful Racing!
Thanks...For Giving!
1... THANKSGIVING! WEST NEWBURY MA
Thanks to our runners, members, sponsors, and tireless
volunteers– our 2013 season-of-giving is projected to be our
biggest year ever!! Read more on pages 3 and 4 for a sample
of what your time, sweat and beers has done!
November is filled to the brim with race choices; Marathons,
cross country, and Turkey Trots... What’s a runner to do?
Permit a persistent Rag Editor to use ample alliteration as
your keen concierge…
Voila! A tremendous trifecta of gobbler gallops!
WCRC President and hard-working Wild Turkey Trot race
director Scott Walsh points you in the direction of Pipestave Hill
in West Newbury, for a little slice of heaven on Thanksgiving
morning. Photo credit: Lisa Rohr
1... Turkey Day! November 28th- Where do you jaunt
before joining family and friends? Why not the fabulous
fields of Pipestave Hill in West Newbury, the site of our 24th
Wild Turkey Trot. One sumptuous serving of this slice of heaven won’t stress or stuff you prior to your feast with fixin’s, but
you’ll deserve any decadent dessert!
2... Saturday November 16th, support the super new Feed The Need Turkey Trot –a product of our peppy pal, Lisa Rohr. Starting in Stratham NH, this fun Predict-Your-Time format funds the End 68 Hours of Hunger. Runners race—no clocks, no
wristwatch! Awesome awards (turkey and tart trophies) to most accurate athletes!
2... NOVEMBER 16– STRATHAM NH
3... Saturday November 23rd, the WCRC Predict Your Time Turkey Run is held at
the Salisbury Mass. Sports bar: Winners Circle! Familiar format—same as Feed the
Need! Turkey trophies to those with perfect prophecy. Sad-sacks get SPAM! Takeoff at
3:30PM. Circle back to the Circle for liberal
libations!
In this Issue:
Cinch your sleeves for this feast of Turkeythemed fetes– your table awaits!
Bountiful Harvest Races
-RR
A Cornucopia of Marathons
USATF-NE Loooong Finale!
WCRCers Just Can’t Stop Racing
Rag Remnants
Powerful prose—brace thyself!
3... NOVEMBER 23– SALISBURY MA
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RUNNERS RAG
WCRC Schedule of Events
CLUB RUNS Thursdays 5:30 PM, from the Winners Circle Sports Bar,
Salisbury MA. Road or trail runs. All are welcome!
MONTHLY MEETINGS: 2nd Thursday each month. 6:30, upstairs at The
Circle.
PORTSMOUTH 6:00 PM Mondays Red Hook Brewery, Portsmouth, NH.
Variety of loops and speeds, from quick to recovery jog. Social afterward.
This run is ‘club neutral’ - all are welcome!
2013 Board of Directors
with Email Addresses
President - Scott Walsh [email protected]
Vice President - Dave Carroll mdcarroll90@comcast
Treasurer - Tom Chase [email protected]
Secretary - Tanya Anderson [email protected]
Upcoming Races—Local & Regional, 2013.
Nov
Nov
Nov
Dec
Jan
16
23
28
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Feed The Need 5K, Stratham NH
Timmy Trot, Salisbury MA
Pipestave Hill Wild Turkey Trot, West Newbury MA
Santa’s Toy Trot, Merrimac MA
Hangover Classic, Salisbury MA
Winner’s Circle Supported Events
Winner’s Circle Grand Prix event
WCRC Clothing Sale - contact Josh Thibault
Supplex running shorts all sizes - $15
Running singlets Royal Blue Cool Max, all sizes -$15
Warm-up pants, limited sizes -$30
9 oz Crewneck Sweat Shirts WCRC Royal Blue -$15
Short sleeve Royal Blue WCRC T-shirts -$6
Long sleeve White WCRC T-shirts -$9
Coolmax HATS - $12
WCRC Warm-up/running jacket - $45
Royal Blue WCRC Sport Bra - $19
White WCRC Cool Max running singlets - $20
Duffel Bags with Club Logo
Fleece Jackets and Socks with Club Logo
WELCOME! NEW MEMBERS
BARBARA BUCK - BATH, ME
CAMERON LEONARD - NEWBURYPORT, MA
STEVEN HOWELL - ROCHESTER,NH
JOHN RHEAUME - LOWELL MA
KURT BRIERLY – NEWBURYPORT, MA
PAT FULLERTON – BRADFORD, MA
SAMANTHA KOMIEGA – AMESBURY, MA
Overall Team Coordinator [email protected]
Overall-Race Coordinator/Mailing Czar Dave LaBrode - [email protected]
New Members - Keith LeBlanc [email protected]
Uniform and Equipment Coordinator Josh Thibault - [email protected]
Grand Prix Race Director – Dale Eckert
[email protected]
Special Events Director - Jimmy Banyas [email protected]
Marketing Coordinator - Tricia [email protected]
Positions Appointed by the Board:
Web Master/E-Publicity - Tom Miller [email protected]
Youth and Track Coordinator - Mike
McCormick- [email protected]
Female Team Coordinator - Laurie
Gaudreau - [email protected]
Male Team Coordinator - John Webber
- [email protected]
The Runner’s Rag
Editor/Publisher: Nick Paquette
E-mail: [email protected]
Please note: Mailed contributions /
announcements / etc. for publication in The Rag
should be sent to: Publisher, Runners Rag, ,
291 Lafayette Road, Portsmouth NH 03801
Or use E-Mail address above.
Visit the WCRC Website:
www.runthecircle.com
Find us on Facebook… “Winners Circle Running Club”
Like us & get updates! Dislike us and… like Motel 6, we’ll leave a light on for ya!
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America
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WCRC Season-of-Giving: Charitable Notables!
So far in 2013, the WCRC has given away an incredible
$19,000! These funds are spread across many local
charities, as well as the foundations that our hard working
race directors are dedicated to help. But hang on, our
biggest giving-year yet isn’t over yet.
The next 2 pages reveal just a sample of some of the good
works of the WCRC—and all of it thanks to you, our
members who direct these races, volunteer countless hours,
and run for the cause. THANK YOU!!
Above: The High Street Mile’s proceeds are
targeted to the River Rival’s cross country and
track programs, but that won’t stop our generous
directors from making extra donations such as to
the Belleville Improvement Society- which
maintains, preserves and beautifies Atkinson
Common for the citizens of and visitors of
Newburyport!
Left: Tanya Anderson’s hard work as Pat
Polletta RD pays off! Here Tanya poses with
a representative of her favorite charity,
Adaptive Sports, which helps disabled people through sport and recreation.
Photo credit: Tanya Anderson
Right: Tanya Anderson poses with
Ernie Bissaillon, coach of Amesbury Track,
with a donation from the proceeds of the Pat
Polletta 2-miler.
The success of Polletta 2013 meant more for
Amesbury Track, which helps defray the
costs of running the boys and girls programs.
Great job Tanya!
Photo credit: Dale Ann Eckert
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RUNNERS RAG
WCRC Charitable Notables! (Continued)
Traci Michel’s hard work as race director of our Run
for the Roses race pays off once again! The proceeds
of our Women’s Race and Men’s Chase are split between 2 important causes. Here, Traci poses with the
big check with a representative of the Jeanne Geiger
Crisis Center. The JGCC serves the
Greater Newburyport area, helping victims of
domestic violence. Thank you Traci!
Dale Eckert poses with representatives of
Opportunity Works, with an extra
donation from his April Fools 4 Miler
proceeds! Opportunity Works is a
Newburyport and Haverhill entity, that
empowers people with developmental
disabilities via skills and employment.
Thank you Dale!
Traci Michel poses with a representative of
the second beneficiary of our Run for the
Roses race: A Safe Place. A Safe Place
serves seacoast New Hampshire, assisting
victims of, and working to eliminate
domestic violence. Once again: thank you
Traci!!
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WCRC Charitable Notables! (Continued)
WCRC ex-prez and Grand Prix proprietor Dale Eckert poses with the Newburyport MA Cross Country team and coach Don
Hennigar (also a WCRCer!) for a ‘big check’ presentation of $1,000.—good for reducing expenses on these students
participating in our sport.
Dale donated funds from the WCRC April Fools race proceeds- coaxing young harriers to ‘embrace the run’! Thank you Dale!
Circle Gets Press Dept.
WCRC in NER!
Big Ups for Collins’ ‘Big A 50K’!
WCRC’s Kristen Bouchard got some
attention (and a headline) in the
November/December edition of New
England Runner magazine, for her
jaunt across the memorial bridge!
Check out ‘First to Cross’ in Lonnie
Townley’s Club Notes article.
Don’t have or know about NER? Get yourself a copy of the
best running pulp out there!
Rich Collins got some sugar from the Portsmouth Herald in
NH for his ‘Big A 50K’ held at every May at Mt. Agamenticus
in York ME! An avid runner of the Mt A trail system, Mr.
Collins got the idea for a 50K after discussing with some fellow
runners, including co-organizer WCRC member Bob Najar.
Three loops of a beautiful 10 mile trail is what you’ll get at the
Big A 50—including a single stocked aid station that the
runners cross twice.
The Big A 50K word is spread by mouth, so if you’re itching
for a sweet long haul in May the weekend before Mother’s Day,
contact Rich or Bob. The builder is also a giver: Rich donates
all proceeds to the Mt. Agamenticus Conservation Fund!
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RUNNERS RAG
Apple Harvest Themed Racing!
WCRC: Awards By The Bushel
Loco Applecrest Half Marathon
Hampton Falls, NH
September 8, 2013
Stalker finds WCRC at Loco Applecrest Half!
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GREG MCCULLOUGH
SARAH KNOWLTON
KATHLEEN WINSLOW
RICHARD REYNOLDS
CARMELA TAVERAS
KIMBERLY COPPINGER
SINTHY KOUNLASA
CARRIE WHEELER
KATHERINE DAUGHERTY
LISA PETERS
HOLLY ALLISON
1:29:04.4 6:48
1:42:42.2 7:51
1:43:18.5 7:53
1:43:33.8 7:54
1:44:55.3 8:01
1:47:47.4 8:14
1:56:43.4 8:55
1:58:50.3 9:03
2:00:06.5 9:10
2:06:27.0 9:38
2:12:49.9 10:07
Loco Sports’ array of innovative races has a long early-September option,
when the Applecrest Half Marathon goes off. While bushels of apples
were being harvested by host Applecrest Farm, bushwhacked WCRCers
headed home with achievement and awards aplenty! Five WCRCers
stood on the podium with poise: Greg McCullough was our fastest and
best in the M50-54 group. Carmela Taveras was also #1, in F50-54.
Rick Reynolds was top cat in M65-69. Tuning up for her Maine Marathon effort, Kathy Winslow was 3rd in F45-49. No awards ceremony is
complete without Sin Kounlasa, who took 3rd in age in F55-59.
Honorable mention to Sarah Knowlton, 2nd fastest WCRCer, and 4th in
F25-29! Congrats to our apple-award getters, winners to the core! -RR
Dollas: the Apple of Our Eye
It’s a real treat when WCRC has an overall champion at a race. At the Apple Harvest races, a dual distance
event (5 miles and 5K) Beth Dollas gave Circle Nation a reason to shout with her solid 6:22 pace efforts at the
5 Mile event! Dollas was the overall women’s winner; an impressive 7th overall at the annual harvest themed
event. Beth was not alone on the 5-mile podium: our Kelly LeCours took 3rd woman overall. It seemed like
the Circle hogged the podium all day: John Rheume was 5th overall and best in M30-39, and legend Susannah Landreth was #1 in F40-49! Bobby Strout rounded out our 5 mile award winners with 2nd in age, M50
-59.
In the 5K event, the Circle was at it again: Cam Leonard was the champ at M12-15 at a scorching 6:12 pace,
and Pistol Pete Heslam was numero-uno at M40-49! The Iola family towered mightily on the podium as well:
Ginger Iola,
3rd at F50-59 Stalker finds WCRC at the AH 5 Miler!
Stalker finds WCRC at the AH 5K!
and Steve
4 Cameron Leonard
19:15 6:12
5 John
Rheaume
31:14 6:15
Iola, 3rd at
5 Peter
Heslam
19:26 6:16
7
Beth
Dollas
31:47
6:22
M50-59. Congrats to all, on your
76 Donald
Dwight
27:22 8:49
10 Bob
Strout
33:21 6:41
tour-de-fall! -RR
84 David
Peddie
27:37 8:54
15 Kelly
Lecours
34:17 6:52
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Susannah
Mike
Calli
Kurt
Dave
Landreth
Leonard
Towne
Brierly
McGuigan
35:43 7:09
36:03 7:13
40:40 8:08
40:48 8:10
51:12 10:15
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Ginger
Alice
Theresa
Debra
Charlene
Apple Jack-son: Top Pick
Apple Harvest Day 5K
Dover NH
October 6, 2013
WCRC speedsters Matt Cirinna and Abby Jackson were the lone
WCRCers who took to the mean streets of Dover NH to race the Apple Harvest Day 5K, with apple-sweet results. Abby was best in the W30-39 age
group in a fantastic 21:30 (6:56 pace). Matt ain’t no crab-apple; he cranked
through the course in a zippy 19:36 (6:19 pace).
-RR
Iola
McGonigle
Defranzo
Whitney
Dicarlo
28:38
33:52
35:21
39:37
39:37
9:13
10:54
11:23
12:45
12:46
McCullough ‘Got
the Motts!’
Harvest Daze 5K
Sanford ME
October 5, 2013
Greg McCullough can’t resist harvest-themed
races. He loves `em so much, he went an won the
Harvest Daze 5K in a convincing 19:31 (6:17)! As
Greg kicked his way to the win, the race kicked off
the Sanford, Maine Harvest festival.
-RR
RUNNERS RAG
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‘Lone’ Us
Some Legs!
September 15, 2013
By Dennis Donoghue
2013 Series Race #5—Lone Gull 10K
A few years back the director of Lone Gull 10K took to the microphone and
announced at the start that this was the final race. He thanked everyone for their
support and wished them well. There was loud cheering and a few tears. This
was the type of race, with its spectacular ocean views and undulating coastal
terrain, which gives New England road racing its reputation. That was that,
thought the hundreds gathered for this out-and-back dash along Gloucester’s
backshore. Another classic destined for the dustbin.
Then, in an unusual twist, the race returned and then subsequently became part of
the USATFNE New England Grand Prix road racing circuit. This year over
1,100 competed on a beautiful mid-September Sunday morning, streaming out
toward the turnaround at Eastern Point. Between entry fees and sponsors, over
$20,000 was raised for the Beverly School for the Deaf. Circle minions,
always ready to race and contribute to charity, arrived early in the Good Harbor
parking lot to assemble and warm up as a team.
Injuries, unfortunately, have pared Circle USATFNE numbers significantly this
season. The captain of the senior men’s team (as well as men’s team
coordinator), in fact, has taken up residence in Port Rehab.
“The food’s not as bad as some people think,” said John Webber, “and either are
the nurses. Thanks to them I’m finally walking without assistance.”
Another senior member who has certainly had his share of injuries over the years
managed to finish in the top twenty-five (out of 110) in his age group--even
though at 58 he’s giving up a chunk of years to his competitors. Bob Strout,
who puts more miles on his bike just going to work than any Tour de France veteran does in training, still holds the 800 record at Haverhill High School he
smashed back in 1973.
“Sure I’ve lost some speed over the years,” he acknowledged, “but I’ve gotten a
lot smarter. As of last year I no longer take the lead when the gun goes off.”
Newly minted master Lynn McNamara finished 14 out of 157 in her age group.
For her milestone 40th, she elected to forgo cake and booze in favor of two hours
of Pilates sandwiched between double sessions on the roads.
Suffer-Fest:
“I’m done fooling around,” she said. “I’ve moved beyond temptation. It’s taken
above, Matt
me all these years to finally walk the walk. Or would that be run the run?
Cirinna and Rick Whatever. Let’s just say I’m one lady you don’t want to mess with.”
Walsh drop the
hammer in the
final mile.
Photo creds:
Krissy Koslowski
Above: Lynn
McNamara and
Pistol-Pete Heslam
suffer for their fast
times.
Photo creds: Krissy
Koslowski
Carolyn Layzer had nothing but praise for McNarama’s performance. She herself finished in the top third of her age group, sprinting past a number of
competitors on the final hill just before the finish.
“I remembered that hill because we went over it at the start. But I can’t remember what I did with
my car keys. Anyway, what was I talking about? Oh, yeah. Lynn. She’s awesome. She’s the best.
That’s Lynn over there, right?”
(continued next page!)
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Stalker finds WCRCers at Lone Gull 10K!
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For Vicki Miller, who has been running like a woman half her age all
season (a 7th place finish in her age group), the quick round trip along
Gloucester’s postcard shoreline provided a moving meditation of
sorts.
“I worked hard to still my mind during a race,” she said. “Some
people might think by the blank look on my face that I’m totally out
of it, that the lights are on and nobody’s home, but nothing could be
further from the truth.”
Matthew Cirinna
Rick Walsh
Peter Heslam
Bob Strout
Dan Maguire
Lynn McNamara
Thomas Chase
Abby Jackson
David Carroll
Adam Nisson
Edward Defusco
Tom Miller
Carolyn Layzer
Vicki Miller
Jacci Hussey
40:09
41:24
41:45
42:16
43:25
44:07
44:17
44:45
45:19
46:08
47:25
53:18
53:25
54:59
58:23
6:28
6:40
6:44
6:49
7:00
7:06
7:08
7:12
7:18
7:26
7:38
8:35
8:36
8:51
9:24
WCRCers who ran for other clubs:
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240
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435
559
928
Michael Smith
35:38 5:44
Jim Quadros
37:32 6:03
Kelly Lecours
42:52 6:54
Stephen Peckiconis
44:36 7:11
Sarah Prescott
49:43 8:00
Philip Pierce
54:06 8:43
Skip Cleaver
1:08:04 10:57
For master’s ace Peter Heslam, a veteran of just about every road
race in the region (Mt Desert Island Marathon anyone?), the day
turned out even better than he anticipated. He knew the course like
the back of his hand, having run it each May in the Backshore Five,
which helped him finish in the top ten percent of the field. Later, after his cool down, he took to the beach with his metal detector and
was rewarded for his efforts.
“Let’s just say my Teknetics Gamma 6000 did not disappoint and
leave it at that,” said Heslam. “To an amateur I’m sure I look like
some kook out there waving a gizmo around for loose change and lost
wedding rings. But I’m totally fine with that. I have my retirement to
think about.”
All in all, it was a solid day’s work for the blue and gold. With only
two races left in the USAFTNE road racing season, a record nine Circle partisans are being fitted for the coveted
Ironrunner jacket.
“Those jackets always come in handy,” observed Laurie Gaudreau. “The only problem I have is with the design. Every year it’s a narrower fit. Is it me or are they beginning to resemble straightjackets? Of course with this crowd,
straightjackets are probably not a bad idea.”
-DD
Blue and Gold Army Comin’ At Ya: Shirtless-Nick Defusco, Abby Jackson, Tom Chase, Dan Maguire, Tom Miller, Adam
Nisson, and Vicki Miller all feel the burn of a tough/fast 10K. Photo credits Krissy Koslowski
RUNNERS RAG
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No Fear of the Nahant’ed House
September 29, 2013
By Dennis Donoghue
For an event without a long tradition, the Nahant 30k has
2013 Series Race #6—Nahant 30K
quickly earned a reputation as one of the toughest and most
beautiful races in the region. This year, for the first time, it
earned a spot on the USATFNE Grand Prix road racing calendar.
Showcasing numerous hills long and short, as well as assorted twists and turns through tony
neighborhoods, the course loops back on itself and twice takes racers out to a promontory
with a panoramic view of the sparkling Atlantic. There, runners can appreciate the view
or—depending on their state of mind—throw themselves onto the rocks below. At mile 15
the course finally flattens out along Nahant Beach and finishes at the
bathhouse. It’s a serious day’s work, these 18.6 ruggedly scenic miles, but
worth it, especially for strength-building with the Manchester Marathon
just a month away.
For the price of blood blisters and piano wire quads, Circle affiliates—nine
of whom are listed as Ironrunners with only Manchester remaining—came
away with finishers’ medals and a renewed sense of confidence.
“You not going to see stroller-pushers or two hundred pound weekend
warriors,” noted senior Rick Walsh, who happens to be enjoying his best
season ever. “It’s like the old days, when runners wore white tee shirts and
black shoes and spectators stood on sidewalks shaking their heads and
wondering why anyone would be dumb enough to do this sort of thing. It’s
very uplifting.”
A few Circle carpoolers who travelled Lynn Shore Drive on the way were
under the mistaken assumption the course was flat.
“Where did I ever get the idea that Nahant was a pancake?” asked Matt
Cirinna, first in for the blue and gold. “I used to come to the beach as a
kid but somehow I never turned my head to my left and noticed that mountain over there.”
Gravity Wins
Again: Adam
Nisson and Nick
DeFusco add
speed the smart
way.
This race is, mile for mile, the toughest of the season. Manchester may be
longer, but doesn’t boast nearly the alternating terrain Nahant does.
Because Circle women have always loved an uphill fight, it’s no surprise
that a trio finished in the top three in their respective age groups. Still, for
Laurie Gaudreau, Vicki Miller, and Jackie Hussey—Ironrunners all--the
arduous undertaking generated more questions than answers.
“Why didn’t I keep going once I got through the chute?” wondered
Hussey, who postrace stood knee-deep in the surf hoping to eliminate any
sensation from the knees down. “I vowed to do 27 in preparation for
Manchester. What are my chances of doing that now? Nil and zero.”
It’s Go Time:
Laurie
Gaudreau and
Jacci Hussey turn
up the heat.
Photo creds:
Ellen Goldberg
“Have I gone beyond my training tipping point?” asked Gaudreau. “How
many miles are too many? How many are not enough? For the life of me I can never figure
this sport out.”
(Continued next page!)
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Stalker finds WCRC at Nahant 30K!
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Matthew Cirinna
Peter Heslam
Rick Walsh
Laurie Gaudrean
Dan Maguire
Abby Jackson
Tom Miller
Adam Nisson
Vicki Miller
Edward Defusco
Jacci Hussey
2:19:08 7:28
2:20:29 7:33
2:23:33 7:42
2:24:23 7:45
2:24:42 7:46
2:25:34 7:49
2:43:30 8:47
2:52:35 9:16
2:52:52 9:17*
3:00:41 9:42
3:15:31 10:30
*Vicki broke the Women's Veterans
course record of 3:12:47, set 2007!
WCRCers who ran for other clubs:
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161
181
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Michael Smith
Kelly Lecours
Stephen Peckiconis
Sarah Prescott
Glenn Stewart
Philip Pierce
2:07:03
2:24:04
2:28:31
2:37:01
2:38:49
2:51:05
6:49
7:44
7:59
8:26
8:32
9:11
(Continued!)
Miller, consistently racking up points all season long, topped her age
group, becoming only the second woman in club history to achieve
the feat. A nurse by profession, she’s spent years using tough love to
get the sick back on their feet. So what advice has she for those
racked by the pain and discomfort that’s inevitable in the later stages
of this type of race?
“Suck it up,” she says, “then go home and train harder so it doesn’t
happen again.”
Another Circle woman warrior, Abby Jackson, finished 13th out of
51 in her age group. Jackson, whose racing resume lists endeavors
that make a 30K like Nahant seem like a stroll around the block, issued a critique both on the course and the sport in general.
“To be honest, I was looking for a little more out of today,” she
confessed. “If it were up to me I would have added half a dozen
more hills. I’d also eliminate the water stops. There’s been a serious
effort to dumb-down this sport over the last ten
years and frankly I’m sick of it.”
Circle members like their races without the frills and amenities used to attract less serious
athletes. They compete with an attitude belonging to a bygone era when the sole purpose of
racing was to garner another personal best.
“Call me old-fashioned,” noted Cirinna, “but if I’m able to stand on my own and speak in
coherent sentences at the finish, then I know I haven’t run hard enough.”
-RR
‘Sister Sledge’ Sang this Family Photo: Back row: Rick Walsh, Nick DeFusco, Abby Jackson, Matt
Cirinna, Tom Miller. Front Row: Laurie Gaudreau, Vicki Miller, Adam Nisson, Pistol-Pete Heslam,
Jacci Hussey, Dan Maguire.
Left: Vicki Miller and Pistol-Pete creep on the competition. Photo credits: Ellen Goldberg
RUNNERS RAG
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Viva Manch-Vegas!
Manchester City Marathon
Manchester NH
November 3, 2013
By Dennis Donoghue
2013 Series Race #7—Manchester Marathon (finale!)
If there’s one race that showcases the strength of the Winner’s Circle Running Club, it’s
the marathon. Mention 26.2 miles and club members come running, and keep on
running, until they’re swathed in tinfoil and queuing up for the massage table.
For the final race of the USATFNE Grand Prix Road Racing season, the Manchester City
Marathon, Circlers raced through the historic mill streets of the Queen City. They
navigated rail trails, bicycle paths, and footpaths. They traversed hills overlooking the
city and travelled along the scenic shores of Lake Massabesec. By the time they wound
their final six mile loop through downtown, it was clear that many would score in their
respective age groups, having saved their strongest performances of the year for a race
known to bring many a formidable runner to his knees.
Vicki Miller took her age group outright. She also captured her age group title overall,
delivering serious street cred to the club. In her unassuming way she’s been sneaking up
on competitors all season long and calmly stomping the life out of them.
“It’s frightening,” admitted Jackie Hussey, who took fourth in Miller’s age group.
“There’s Vicki in street clothes and there’s Vicki in a singlet. In fact, that’s who I was
on Halloween. I went as Vicki in a singlet and scared the hell out of a lot of people.”
Tom Miller, who grabbed a third in his age group and earned an
Ironrunner jacket, credits his wife for his own success this season.
“She refuses to talk to me unless I run well,” he says. “For most guys
that would be heaven but personally I like talking to my wife.”
For Sinthy Kounlasa, who also got a third in her age group, several
bowls of restorative chili in the athletes’ village postrace had her
looking forward to competing for the Winner’s Circle on the
USATF-NE circuit again in 2014. “You aren’t going to find better
teammates anywhere,” she acknowledged. “I’m not sure what they do
in their civilian lives or even how most of them manage to hold down
jobs. I don’t ask a lot of questions. But there are none better when it
comes to support during a race.”
Senior Adam Nisson tallied his first ever USATFNE points, securing
a ninth place finish in his respective age group. Though Nisson runs
marathons as frequently as he gets his hair cut, tallying points in this
kind of competition has special significance. “It was on my bucket
Above: Ironrunner
list,” a jubilant Nisson said. “Now all I have left is diving to the
Ironrunner PistolRick Walsh, and
Pete Heslam on the Andrea Doria and scoring tickets to a Celine Dion concert.”
Laurie ‘LG’
hard streets of
Manch-Vegas!
(Continued next page!)
Gaudreau finish the
2013 USATF season!
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(Continued!)
Like Nisson, Dan Maguire also finished in the top ten in his age group. He’s run a
number of USATF-NE events over the years and has tweaked his racing acumen so that
he no longer recognizes the runner he was when he started on the circuit. “If I knew then
what I know now I would have known what I was supposed to know when the gun went
off,” he explained. “In other woods, I was babe in the woods. In fact, a babe who
actually got lost in the woods during that 2012 snowstorm in the middle of the Amherst
ten miler.”
For battle-hardened women’s team coordinator Laurie Gaudreau, piling up points in the
USATF-NE standings is nearly automatic. Third in her age group against a tough field,
she dismissed her most recent achievement in a somewhat defensive tone.
“Some people think I’m just a robot with an on/off switch,” she said. “And okay, so
maybe I do have ‘Train, race, repeat’ tattooed on my clavicle. But that doesn’t mean I
don’t have a heart beating in my chest like everyone else.”
None of the Circle members who raced Manchester need be defensive about their
performance. Ten of the eighteen scored in his or her age group, and each expressed a
desire for the start of the 2014 season.
“This season half our squad was either in the surgical ward or the PT clinic,” observed
Nisson. “That’s what happens when you train like we do. Finally, though, everyone is
back on the roads.” -DD
Stalker finds WCRC at Manchester Marathon!
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MATTHEW CIRINNA
LAURIE GAUDREAU
RICK WALSH
PETER HESLAM
BOB DUNFEY
CARRIE WHEELER
DANIEL MAGUIRE
TOM MILLER
SUSAN TALON
ADAM NISSON
SINTHY KOUNLASA
TONY MARTUNI
VICKI MILLER
EDWARD DEFUSCO
PHILIP PIERCE
JACCI HUSSEY
CHARLIE NELSON
3:27:20 7:55
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4:14:11 9:42
4:14:40 9:43
4:19:01 9:53
4:29:48 10:18
4:44:07 10:51
4:57:31 11:22
WCRCers who ran for other clubs:
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STEPHEN PECKICONIS 3:37:54
SARAH PRESCOTT
3:53:19
8:19
8:55
Ironrunner Dan
Maguire gets it done.
Photo creds: John
Webber
Ironrunners!
Presenting our WCRCers who ran all seven
USATF-NE Grand Prix 2013 races, and will receive
the coveted Ironrunner Jacket!
Congrats to our Iron Nine!
Matt Cirinna
Nick DeFusco
Peter Heslam
Abby Jackson
Dan Maguire
Tom Miller
Vicki Miller
Adam Nisson
Rick Walsh
RUNNERS RAG
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Fall Marathon Madness!
WCRC Leaves Its Mark on DeMar
Clarence DeMar Marathon
Keene NH
The Clarence DeMar Marathon honors the 7-time champion
September 29, 2013
Stalker finds WCRC at Clarence DeMar!
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Joseph Osborne
Ronald Johnston
Sinthy Kounlasa
Jeff Phillips
Jim Berger
3:35:39
3:45:57
3:47:45
3:49:58
4:28:44
8:14
8:38
8:42
8:47
10:15
of the worlds oldest marathon. This point-to-point course also
mimics the Boston Marathon in several ways; including the
decent from the start, and climbs around mile 18- a great
predictor for how your legs will respond to the downhill
pounding at April’s Big Show. Five WCRCers fearlessly took
the test on September 29th, four went sub 3:50—and two came
away with solid hardware! Sin Kounlasa took 2nd in W5059, in a fantastic 3:47:45—and Ron Johnston took 3rd in
age,
M60-69 in 3:45:57. Congrats to our fantastic five! -RR
WCRC Makes Way At ADK
Two For The Road!
Adirondack Marathon
Schroon, NY
September 28, 2013
Woodstock Trail Race Festival—50K
Hell Creek Ranch, Pinckney, MI
September 9, 2013
A pair of our finest
distance demons departed for the Adirondack Marathon on
September 27th to do battle with a tough hilly race in the heart
of New York state’s High Peaks country. The M60-69 age
category was stacked, and only our hardy 50-Statesman Bob
Kennedy could crack it- and the four-hour barrier- taking an
excellent 2nd in that age group and the coveted maple syrup
award! Multi-time 50-Stater Curt Lintvedt has taken home
the syrup in previous years, but the legs said no-mas in ADK
and Curt brought it home with a fine 6th in age. Unsatisfied,
Curt tackled another hill-fest 26.2 two weeks later (see below).
-RR
Two road-tripping WCRCers hit the dusty trail for the
Woodstock trail race festival, a spirited, hippy-themed yet crazy
difficult set of races: 42K,
50K and 100K.
Unsatisfied with just the
26.2 mile distance, Jimmy
Banyas completed his
50K day in 6:07:11, and
Curt Lintvedt crossed the
50K line in 6:16:57.
Great job guys!! -RR
Curt and Jimmy bogart
their finishers schwag.
Curt Lintvedt photo.
Stalker finds WCRC at ADK 26.2!
115 Bob Kennedy
3:59:42 9:09
175 Curtis Lintvedt 4:27:21 10:12
Mussels Marathonara
PEI Marathon
Prince Edward Island, Canada
October 20, 2013
No Lead in Lintvedt
New Hampshire Marathon
Bristol NH
October 5, 2013
WCRC’s marathon madman Curt
Lintvedt took revenge on the 26.2
mile distance by capturing second in
the New Hampshire marathon, a rough
uphill battle that goes around Newfound Lake in Bristol NH.
One week previous at the ADK marathon, the Lintvedt legs
balked, but not so at Newfound— leading to a 2nd in age,
M60-69! Bully for you King Curt! -RR
60 Curtis Lintvedt
4:05:01 (9:21)
WCRCers Brian Roderick and Amanda McCaughey journeyed to the Great
White North for the PEI Marathon!
Canada tried to slow our heroes down
with poutine, Tim Horton’s and
Molsen, but undaunted: Amanda
finished 6th in age F20-29 in a quick 3:53:20, and Brian cruised
in for 4:40:23. Congrats to our travelin’ two! -RR
Stalker finds WCRC at PEI Mary!
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Amanda McCaughey
Brian Roderick
3:53:20
4:40:23
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Fall Marathon Madness (Continues!)
Momm’s the Word!
Stalker finds WCRC at Bay State Marathon!
Bay State Marathon
Lowell MA -October 20, 2013
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The Bay State Marathon is one of the best Boston Qualifier courses in
New England/New York. The course, flat and fast, is still a marathon– 371
385
and could grind your legs down using the same muscles the entire
420
race. The weather was sunny yet cool– perfect for uncorking one…
464
and when the smoke cleared, an incredible seven WCRCers qualified
583
for Boston!
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851
At awards time, Ed Momm was our best man, finishing 2nd in age
854
category M50-59, in a fantastic sub-3 barrier busting 2:54:36!
1011
Our Sharon Yu gets an honorable mention for 4th in age, in a fine
1012
4:48:29.
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ED MOMM
TIM ROACHE
KEITH LEBLANC
RICK WALSH
DARYL KINCAID
DAVID CARROLL
DONALD DWIGHT
BRIAN HURLEY
BRIDGET LAVIGNE
SINTHY KOUNLASA
KARA BROWN
MICHELLE ZOELLER
LEO RICHARD
SEAN BRADLEY
SHARON YU
2:54:36.1 6:40
3:01:40.5 6:57
3:24:04.1 7:48
3:29:34.3 8:00
3:32:59.1 8:08
3:33:58.4 8:11
3:36:41.0 8:17
3:41:05.6 8:27
3:49:24.8 8:46
4:01:22.1 9:13
4:12:36.0 9:39
4:12:51.2 9:40
4:30:24.3 10:20
4:30:35.4 10:20
4:48:29.9 11:01
In all, Ed Momm, Tim Roache, Rick Walsh, Daryl Kincaid, WCRC
Vice President Dave Carroll, Bridget Lavigne and Sin Kounlasa
Stalker finds WCRC at Bay State Half-Mary!
were our runners that crossed the line in a qualifying time.
363 PAUL DESROCHE
1:47:30.9 8:13
Congrats to our BQ’ers– and rest up!!
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1034
1101
-RR
Blue Sky at MDI
Mount Desert Island Maine
October 20, 2013
Stalker finds 2 WCRCers on
scene who finished the most
scenic marathon in the USA:
Janice Faessler in 4:01:41,
and Diane Casselberry in
5:09:04. Congrats you two!
-RR
26.2, Oh My Goshen!
Hambletonian Marathon
Goshen, NY
October 20, 2013
Curt Lintvedt is racking up
the marathons this fall, this
time the Hambletonian. Made
of farm roads and trails, Curt
crossed in
4:39:58.
Congrats
Curt! -RR
Chronotrack
Photo
MICHAEL SMITH
KELLI FOWLE
STEPHANIE NAFFAH
1:57:50.6 9:00
2:10:23.1 9:58
2:13:19.3 10:11
Not Afraid of the Big Brad Ultra
Big Brad Ultra 50K
Pownal, ME
October 20, 2013
WCRC’s speed duo Abby Jackson and
Matt Cirinna traveled to the Big Brad Ultra
50K, in Bradbury State park, near Freeport
ME. 15 mile loops including a climb up
Bradbury mountain each loop… scared?
Nope! Win stuff? Yep! Fast-Abby J. was
the 2nd woman overall in 5:53. Matt goes
up and down mountains for fun, and had fun
by finishing 11th in 5:44. Congrats you crazy kids!
Hardware Haul at Harvest Half!
Harvest Half Marathon
Biddeford, ME
Five WCRCers raced the Harvest Half
October 20, 2013
Stalker finds WCRC at the Harvest Half!
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Sarah Knowlton
David Theoharides
John Pasquale
Carol Legere
Vicki Bush
1:34:59
1:38:59
1:50:16
1:56:40
2:24:58
7:15
7:34
8:25
8:54
11:04
Marathon, and naturally posted awardwinning results! We had two firstplacers: Carol Legere (1:56) was our
W60-64 champion, and Dave Theoharides (1:38) was our M55-59 king.
Speedy-Sarah Knowlton (1:34!) was our
fastest WCRCer with a great 10th overall ...and 2nd woman overall!
Congrats to our fine-and-fast five! -RR
-RR
RUNNERS RAG
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Loco: Biggest Races in State of NH!
Smuttynose Rockfest Marathon/Half Marathon
Hampton NH
October 6, 2013
What do 953 marathoners and 3825 half marathoners at the same event have in
common? All were part of the record set as Loco Sports recorded the largest
marathon and half marathon in the state of New Hampshire! Of course WCRC was
on site to pace other runners, race their way to awards, qualify for Boston—and tip
back ice cold refreshing Smuttynose!
At the marathon, we had 2 award winners and 3 Boston Qualifiers! Janet
Parkinson has been racking up the awards in 2013, and took #1 in the F60-69 age
group in sub-4 hours! Rick Reynolds took 2nd in the M60-69 category in a fast
3:44:35 time! The amazing Bruce Lander (3:16!!), Mr. Reynolds and Mrs.
Parkinson all qualified for April’s Big Show at Rockfest!
At the Half, WCRC ‘flexed their quads’ as well as the full: John Elkaliouby was
#1 in the M65-69 age group! 800 meter specialist Jordan Parkinson can go long
too, and was tops in the M20-24 group. Kona-Steve Smith never leaves without
hardware, and took 3rd in the competitive M60-64 category.
Jeremy Fletcher, Lisa Rohr, Drew Kiefaber, Timmy Poole, and Cliff Chase all Thirsty athletes fuel up at the final
‘aid-station’ at Loco Rockfest!
volunteered as official pacers, to assist runners to target times in the half.
The spitting weather couldn’t stop the powerful post race event: rock band guitarists Dustin Marshall Photo
shredded while pints of Smutty were poured. After 6 hours and 45 minutes of
calling runners home, announcer Andy Schachat required a box of lozenges to soothe the ol’ voice-box! -RR
Stalker Finds WCRC at Smutty Rockfest Full!
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BRUCE LANDER
CARRIE WHEELER
RICHARD REYNOLDS
BRIAN RODERICK
TAMMY CARIGNAN
JANET PARKINSON
JACK MCMANUS
KRISTEN BOUCHARD
LISA PETERS
MARY SMITH
SUSAN LOVERING
3:16:14.6 7:30
3:42:42.7 8:31
3:44:35.7 8:35
3:44:37.3 8:35
3:56:01.6 9:01
3:59:47.7 9:10
4:05:27.6 9:23
4:08:14.9 9:29
4:22:08.9 10:01
5:02:51.6 11:34
5:28:47.1 12:33
BQ
BQ
BQ
Early Loco-Santa Sighting!
WCRC member and Loco-Man Mike St.
Laurent stopped by the Winners Circle
Sports Bar for our race application folding party on
September 19th—bearing gifts: 4 vouchers to be raffled off to
Loco’s last 2 half marathons of 2013. Pam Carabba and
Louise Valois won entries to the All Women and One Lucky
Guy half, and Dale Eckert and Chris Grange won
entries to the new Loco Jingle Bell Half Marathon in
December. Thank you Loco Mike!! -RR
The 2 half marathons that the lucky WCRCs will race in,
including the new Jingle Bell Half on December 14!
Stalker Finds WCRC at Smutty Rockfest Half!
[PACER] denotes a WCRC member volunteer pacer!
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JORDAN PARKINSON
1:21:36.1
JEREMY FLETCHER [PACE]1:38:03.2
STEPHEN H. SMITH
1:39:10.0
THOMAS CHASE
1:43:06.5
ALAN SOUCY
1:43:43.4
LISA ROHR [PACER]
1:45:00.1
JULIE BENSON
1:46:07.1
KELLY PALMA
1:47:33.1
MICHAEL GOOLKASIAN
1:47:55.2
KATHERINE FAIR
1:48:11.5
NICHOLAS PRENDERGAST 1:49:04.5
MICHAEL TREMBLAY
1:50:17.0
GEORGE PHELPS
1:50:57.9
JOHN UNDERWOOD
1:51:10.9
JOHN ELKALIOUBY
1:51:31.6
DREW KIEFABER [PACER] 1:51:35.1
PATRICIA CROTHERS
1:53:50.7
JOHN BUTLER
1:55:28.3
PAUL DESROCHE
1:56:04.7
RICHARD BROWN
1:57:04.3
TIMMY POOLE [PACER]
1:58:33.4
DEBRA JOHNSON
1:59:20.6
ROCHELLE L'ITALIEN
2:00:25.9
MARGARITT MCNULTY
2:03:31.1
CLIFF CHASE [PACER]
2:04:08.9
CHRIS LEE
2:05:39.9
ALBERT MANZI
2:07:21.4
KATE FARREN
2:07:42.1
REBECCA TREMBLAY
2:10:56.5
JAMIE BEAULIEU
2:15:48.6
ELIZA SANDERS
2:37:24.9
JUDY KEATOR
2:38:07.9
PATTY MELLON
2:52:38.4
HOLLY MANDIGO-ALY
3:40:52.8
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Half or Full: The ‘Maine Event’ For WCRC
Maine Marathon
Half and Relay
Portland, ME
October 6, 2014
26.2: The ‘Win’ in Winslow, Dropping the Hatchet
It was a huge day of accomplishment on Casco bay, as
WCRCers qualified for Boston, and won copious awards at the
Maine Marathon in Portland!
Kathy Winslow was our fastest Circle member at the 26.2
distance, breaking the 3:30 barrier with a superb 3:29:00 good
for 7:59! Kathy also took home hardware, by finising 2nd in
the F45-49 age bracket! Superstar Heidi Hatch was our 2nd
fastest WCRCer, grabbing an excellent 8th in the super
competitive F30-34 bracket, and crossing for a scorching
3:33:26 (8:10)! Big Bad Bob Dunfey was at it again, finishing
in a fast 3:43:35 (8:32) and capturing 2nd in M60-64 age
group. Sin Koulasa’s run was not only remarkable because it
was her second marathon in 7 days, but because she crossed
in a great 4:00:28 (9:12), and won her age group: F55-59!
A total of six WCRCers also qualified for the Boston’s Big
Show: Kathy Winslow, Heidi Hatch, Bob Dunfey, Amy
Mosca, Kim Coppinger, and Sin Kounlasa! Congrats to all
y’all!
13.1: The Nine
WCRC Gets Press Dept:
‘Everywhere Man’ Allyn
Genest got interviewed
post-race by WGME out
of Portland ME. The
camera caught Allyn
wearing the Circle
colors—to the delight of
this Rag Editor!
Photo credit: snapshots
taken from Allyn Genest’s
video recording.
Nine WCRCers were found finishing the Maine Half
Marathon—four of which took home well deserved hardware!
Tom Pore was our best runner, taking 5th in M30-34 age with
a crushing 1:25:40 (6:33 pace)! Our Polly Kenniston was
#1—tops in age, F75-79 in a fine 2:15:17 (10:20). Carmela
Taveras crossed in a super 1:38:15 (7:31!) for a 2nd in age,
F50-54, and our 3rd fastest half runner! Brian Denger captured 3rd in age, M50-54, in a fantastic 1:27:05 (6:39), our
second fastest runner of the half. Jerry Levasseur was our
final award winner of the day, capturing 3rd in the M75-79 age
category. Monsieur Levasseur crossed in a great 2:26:29
(11:20)!
Congrats to our 19 WCRCers who toed the line of this great
event—and recover well, you weary Qualifiers!! -RR
Stalker Finds WCRC at the Maine Marathon!
Stalker Finds WCRC at the Maine Half!
*denotes Boston Qualifier– yeah!
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Kathleen
Heidi
Bob
Amy
Kimberly
Sinthy
Jodi
Judy
Winslow
Hatch
Dunfey
Mosca
Coppinger
Kounlasa
Bertrand
Graham-Garcia
3:29:00*
3:33:26*
3:43:35*
3:43:41*
3:48:04*
4:00:28*
4:26:53
6:12:30
Team WOW (Jessica Shipman, Laurie Gaudreau, Sarah Knowlton)
took the women’s relay title! 7:14 pace gave them a quick 3:09:35
7:59
8:10
8:32
8:33
8:43
9:12
10:12
14:13
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Thomas
Brian
Carmela
Tony
Jim
Barbara
Polly
Jerry
Allyn
Pore
Denger
Taveras
Myatt
O'Leary
Buck
Kenniston
Levasseur
Genest
6:33
6:39
7:31
7:41
8:22
8:48
10:20
11:20
12:36
1:25:40
1:27:05
1:38:15
1:40:42
1:48:41
1:54:41
2:15:17
2:26:29
2:43:21
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Meddling with the Medley!
BAA Half Marathon
Boston MA
October 13, 2013
Six WCRCers took on the coveted BAA
Half Marathon, a race so well loved that it
sells out in 10 minutes! Competition was stiffer than a petrified
oak board at this race, so our WCRCers had their work cut out
for them. Still, we had fine results: one week after qualifying
for Boston and winning her age group at the Maine Marathon,
Sin Kounlasa finished 7th in her 50-59 age group. Colby
Nixon took 11th in the 20-29 age group. Adam Nisson
completed the BAA Distance Medley: Adam raced all 3 events,
the BAA 5K, BAA 10K, and half! -RR
Stalker finds WCRC at BAA Half!
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Colby Nixon
Rick Walsh
Stephanie Brewer
Sinthy Kounlasa
Greg Hochmuth
Adam Nisson
1:19:06
1:39:28
1:46:39
1:49:49
1:51:45
1:56:40
Grange is Wicked Awesome
Wicked Half Marathon
Salem MA
Sepetember 21, 2013
Seven WCRCers took on the Wicked Half Marathon, and Mr.
Chris Grange (we now call him Mister) continued his 2013
race assault with a major offensive, finishing 3rd overall in a
killer 1:17:01 - at 5:52 pace! Chris was our lone award
winner, but our other runners certainly rocked this great race in
Witch City! -RR
Chris Grange strides
across the finish line
with a wicked kick for
3rd place!
Photo credit: Jack
McCoy Photography
Nixon Leads a Quartet of Rockets
Eliot Festival Days 5K
Eliot ME
September 28, 2013
Four WCRC missiles rained down on
the Eliot Festival 5K, each nailing their
target competition. Flat with
challenges, the Eliot course is perfect to
start the fall speed season. Our frontrunner Colby Nixon took 2nd overall
with a scorchin’ fast 17:26. Not to be
outdone, Sonic-Sarah Knowlton
blasted her way to 2nd woman overall.
The indomitable Lawson Noyes, at 71
years old, crushed his age group, M7079, at an incredible 6:53 pace. Carol
Weeks rounded up our speedy peeps
with 2nd in F60-69. -RR
Stephanie Naffah
and Sarah Morton
celebrate a fine finish;
the first 13.1 for our
fab photographer!
Photo Creds:
Stephanie Naffah
Colby Nixon
rounds the corner.
Eliot Fest photo.
Stalker Finds WCRC at Eliot 5K!
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90
Colby Nixon
Sarah Knowlton
Lawson Noyes
Carol Weeks
17:26
20:12
21:21*
24:29
5:37
6:30
6:53
7:53
Stalker finds WCRC at the Wicked Half!
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CHRIS GRANGE
MICHAEL GALLAGHER
CARRIE WHEELER
HOLLY ALLISON
SARAH MORTON
STEPHANIE NAFFAH
MARY BETH SMITH
1:17:01.1 5:52/M
1:53:33.6 8:40/M
1:56:39.3 8:54/M
2:05:41.1 9:35/M
2:11:57.4 10:04/M
2:13:03.9 10:09/M
2:42:26.3 12:23/M
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WCRC Out-’Lasts’ All at The Bell
Bobby Bell 5 Miler
Haverhill MA—October 13, 2013
Stalker finds 40 WCRCers at Bobby Bell!
The uniqueness of the Bobby Bell 5 Miler is threefold: it’s the rare five
[Adjusted and actual times, with pace below]
mile distance, it has a gender graded result system, and it’s named after a
2 CHRIS KEALEY
28:24
28:24
non-existent guy. The Bell director and evangelist Dave ‘Icky’
4 LARRY FOWLE
29:23
29:23
LaBrode knows what the cornerstone to a nutritious racing-diet is, and
6 KELLY LECOURS
29:34
33:36
the Bobby Bell should be on your plate!
13 JOHN RHEAUME
31:23
31:23
Every year, the WCRC ‘Bell Faithful’ flock to the streets of Haverhill
MA to celebrate this totally fake guy, volunteer to work the race, and/or
to race head to head- males versus females. Who would win? How did
our Circle soldiers do? Thanks to the magic of hindsight (and
coolrunning.com) - the Rag has your answer!
The gun went off, the runners laid it out, the results tabulated, the
women’s times were multiplied by .88– and the results resorted.
The women fell short, top woman Laura Rudd finishing as high as 5th
with the gender graded scoring. But our gal Kelly LeCours finished
right behind Rudd, in 6th! Kelly was also the winner of one of the Bell’s
special awards: Kelly was the top Haverhill Finisher!
As for our award winners in the 10-year age groups (gender mixed),
WCRC made an impact with two first places: masters miler
extraordinaire Chris Kealey finished 2nd overall, and was tops in the
40-49 category, and Larry Fowle was #1 in the 30-39 age gang!
14-years-awesome Cam Leonard struck for silver in the 19-and-under
age group, at an impressive 6:18 minute mile pace! Our final award
winner was John Rheaume in the insanely competitive 20-39 age group,
a group spanning 20 years!! John mustered an impressive 3rd overall in
this stacked category.
After the race, our racers and volunteers headed inside The Lasting
Room, the post-event libation station, where the ales flowed and Icky
Labrode’s 16oz pilsner glass awards could be filled. Congrats to our
award winners, and to Dave LaBrode for putting on another great event!
-RR
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Great Guns at Great Island!
The Great Island 5K
New Castle, NH
October 13, 2013
Sixteen WCRCers were found on Newcastle Island NH
for the Great Island 5K, an autumn tradition on the
seacoast. Nothing grated on our runners, as great
weather greeted our heroes, with great results!
Loco-Linda St. Laurent went guns-ablaze at Great Island, taking 2nd place
overall for women! Jordan Parkinson executed his track-speed to enforce
his greatness at Great Island, winning the M20-29 age category in 17:35!
What is an awards podium without Janet Parkinson? She rounds out our
winners, capturing 3rd in the F60-69 category. To all: great race! -RR
CAM LEONARD
JULIE HAYNES
STEVEN POWERS
LEAH HILL
MIKE LEONARD
BRIDGET LAVIGNE
ALICE MCGONIGLE
PAUL DESROCHE
STEPHANIE SUPRIN
JOSHUA THIBAULT
KEITH LEBLANC
JIM BAILEY
SANDRA GORDON
LESLIE BEHAN
JOHN PASQUALE
JOHN WEBBER
VICKI MILLER
SHAUN HARRINGTON
JULIE SIMONDS
KURT BRIERLY
SHARON YU
HOLLY ALLISON
GINGER IOLA
STEPHEN IOLA
KYLE WOOD
SHARON CHASE
PROF. TOM MILLER
VICKI BUSH
TOM WYLIE
MIKE STANWYCK
PROF. BYRON PETRAKIS
CAT CARGILL
JIM LAPREL
DAVE MCGUIGAN
THERESA DEFRANZO
ANDREA BAILEY
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Stalker finds WCRC at Great Island 5K!
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JORDAN PARKINSON
BOB STROUT
LINDA ST. LAURENT
MICHAEL ST LAURENT
BRIAN SHORT
JANET PARKINSON
BOB KENNEDY
DENNIS FLANAGAN
JACCI HUSSEY
DOUG ZECHEL
SHANNON KOSSAKOSKI
JODI SHORT
KEVIN BARTON
LEANNE CORNING
CLIFF PARKINSON
HOLLY MANDIGO-ALY
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Grange Is Gold At Memorable Memorial!
Lawrence Vietnam Memorial 4 Mile Road Race
October 27, 2013
Right around 1990, the Lawrence Vietnam Memorial was raised; a stone
tribute that honors the 18 local servicemen who died in Vietnam. But Ed
‘Hoppy’ Curran, a veteran himself, wanted to go beyond the granite memorial that could be overgrown or forgotten. Hoppy wanted a living, moving
tribute. Hoppy and friends developed the idea of a race, and the Lawrence
Vietnam Memorial Road Race was born. The race had these 3 goals: #1:
race to honor those who served, #2: fund scholarships to help the younger
generation, #3: party at the Claddagh Pub to tie it all together! WCRC
answered the call, with ten WCRCers thirsting for victory (and other stuff).
Chris Grange’s award-filled 2013 continued, with a convincing
outright victory at the LVM4! Larry Fowle was a scant 23 seconds in arrears, good for a solid 2nd place overall! The fabulous Sharon Yu was our
only age group winner; tops in age F60-69, besting her nearest opponent by
two minutes! Finally, our Greg Washak was best in the Veterans Division!
Congratulations to all, including Mr. Grange on a big win! -RR
Stalker finds WCRC at the LVM!
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LARRY FOWLE
BRIDGET LAVIGNE
DAVID P. LABRODE
SHARON YU
DAVE MCGUIGAN
DENISE UNDERWOOD
ROSE WASHAK
GREG WASHAK
HOLLY MANDIGO-ALY
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Grins: Miles Wide, At Green Stride 13.1
October 13, 2013
Newburyport MA
Thirty-five WCRCers stomped the
streets of NBPT at the 3rd annual
Green Stride Newburyport Half
Marathon. WCRC family members Eli and Lauretta Bailin are your hosts
to this fine event, attracting 1,304 finishers to the seaside town on a sweet
autumn weekend.
Did WCRC muscle their way to the forefront? Heck yeah: five WCRCers
placed in age, showing our depth from youth to masters to veterans! Chris
Grange was our top finisher, in 14th place– mixing it up with a lead pack
brimming with overseas talent, and some of New England’s finest. In our
masters women fight, it was the Battle of the Kellys: Kelly Bradbury took
1st and Kelly LeCours took 2nd in the F45-49 women’s group, both averaging 7:02 pace and finishing 3 seconds apart! Newburyport coach Don Hennigar can still serve it up hot at age 61: he was our 2nd best finisher, and tops in
age M60-64 at 6:50 pace! Nancy McCarthy was best in the F65-69 age
group, at a quick 8:44 pace! Finishing up our award winners is Tom Wylie—
who placed 2nd in the M65-69 category with 9:47 pace.
The weather was righteous for a post race party, and Green Stride served up
libations and good times by the sea!
-RR
Overall LVM4 race champion Chris Grange poses
with race director– and his uncle - Ed ‘Hoppy’
Curran. The LVM4 is the brainchild of Hoppy
and friends, who served in Vietnam from 1967-68.
Photo credit: Dave LaBrode
Stalker Finds WCRC at Green Stride NBPT!
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KELLY BRADBURY
KELLY LECOURS
PETER HESLAM
DANIEL MAGUIRE
JENNIFER CURRIER
HEIDI HATCH
JOSHUA THIBAULT
PATRICK MCMAHON
TODD DELUCA
MICHAEL SMITH
MICHAEL GOOLKASIAN
DENNIS FLANAGAN
BRIAN SHORT
NANCY MCCARTHY
SUSAN MACKIE
LISA PETERS
STEPHANIE SUPRIN
HEATHER MCCORMICK
SANDRA GORDON
DIANA CLARK
KYLE ASMUSSEN
KEVIN ST. ONGE
TOM WYLIE
JANE LEMUTH
KATHLEEN MCWILLIAMS
JODI SHORT
CATHY DUNHAM
JACQUELINE ARCHER
PAMELA TARDIFF
DENISE UNDERWOOD
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Gettin’ Catty in Ipswich
Women Are Loco for ‘Lucky Half’
Stone Cat Trail Races
Ipswich MA—November 2, 2013
Congrats to the 11 WCRCers who tackled the
rough and tumble Stone Cat trail races; including
a bonkers 50 miler and a 26.2 mile ‘fun run’. Of
note: Brian Roderick did the delirious 50 mile/4-loop distance,
and Curt Lintvedt ran his fastest time ever on those deranged
trails! Congrats to our crazies, you mixed nuts, you! -RR
All Women and One Lucky Guy Half Marathon
Stalker finds WCRC at Stonecat Trail Races!
50 Mile Trail Runner!
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Brian
Roderick
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Joseph
James
Amanda
Kimberly
Curtis
Mark
Peggy
Dale Bob
Dale
Beth
11:57:52
Durning
Osborne
Banyas
McCaughey
Dwight
Lintvedt
Weidman
Gordon
Eckert
Granger-Eckert
Macy
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4:36:10
4:46:39
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6:44:28
7:45:11
These Colors Do Travel
Dave “Abu” Abusamra is a
multi-talented WCRCer: fluent in
French and Spanish, teacher, runner
and scholastic running coach.
Pictured here is a recently travelin’
Dave at the Otavalo Market, northeast
of Quito, Ecuador. When Dave was
in the Galapagos this year, he proudly
wore his “Miles for Mike” shirt in
honor of our Mike Farmer, who we
lost to lymphoma in 2013.
Author’s Corner
WCRC 2013 Volunteer of the
Year—Doug Zechel- is also an author, under the pen name KD
Mason. KD’s fifth book in the Jack
Beale mystery series is out this
month: Evil Intentions!
Synopsis:
“Jack Beale is a runner, sailor and
amateur detective. When Rye NH’s
famous Francis House goes up in
flames, a badly burned body is found
in the ashes. With help from an
unexpected source, Jack and his
friend Tom, the Police Chief, unravel the mystery fueled by a
broken heart, a secret real estate deal, and a deadly doublecross.” See Dou– I mean, see KD Mason for the official release
date! -RR
Newburyport, MA—
November 3, 2013
Thirteen fast and fine WCRC ladies
toed the line at the Loco Sports ‘All
Women and One Lucky Guy’ half
marathon. The clever race
designers at Loco not only allow for
one man into the event via a lottery,
but they craft a gorgeous rolling
course for women to hammer on.
Kitty Fair can tear up a
One WCRCer who is definitely the race course.
hammer and not the nail is Kitty
Capstone photo
Fair, who took 2nd in age (W5559) and was our 3rd WCRC finisher! Honorable Mention goes
to Lynn McNamara for her bold front running, netting her
16th overall, 4th in age (W40-44) at 7:30 pace!
Congrats to our finishers, and don’t miss the next annual
testosterone-reduction edition of One Lucy Guy! -RR
Stalker finds WCRC at AWAOLG Half!
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Lynn McNamara
Janice Faessler
Kitty Fair
Julie Haynes
Louise Valois
Lisa Peters
Holly Allison
Shannon Kossakoski
Vivian Lasnier
Marilee Lafond
Pamela Carabba
Susan Lovering
Theresa Defranzo
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Back-to-Back: ‘Best Warrior’ Champ!
WCRC member Chris Fitt has many titles: businessman,
carpenter, husband, dad, runner, triathlete, Army Reservist—
and Best Warrior.
In 2012, Chris won the
Battalion level ‘Expeditionary
Sustainment Command Best
Warrior competition’ - and
just repeated that feat in the
2013 event! Chris went up
against soldiers from 5 other
Reserve Battalions— and did
everything from 10-mile hikes
at 3 a.m. to programming
ground-to-air radios.
Congrats Spc. Fitt on your
back-to-back win!
-RR
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Triathlon Corner
Double Iron Deblauw!
Ironman Coeur d’Alene - June 23, 2013
Ironman Florida - November 2, 2013
WCRCer Amanda Deblauw signed up for two Ironman races in 2013. It is unclear if she was possessed by an deranged spirit that
enjoys long periods of pain and suffering, or perhaps just to see what’s under the hood. She started with Ironman Coeur
d’Alene—considered an ‘early season’ race for us
northerners, on June 23. Amanda finished in an amazing 11:20:05, on a bike course with almost 5,000 feet of
climbing. Closing the deal with an incredible 3:33:15
marathon leg, she finished 6th place in her age division,
one place off the podium (top 5 in age). Fast forward to
November 2. After healing up and training through the
summer, her preparation for Ironman Florida in the
bank and well tapered, Amanda uncorked a 5:35:36
bike and ripped a 3:22:10 marathon - crossing with a
blazing finish time of 10:44:09! An incredible new
personal best, 5th place in age, on the podium– and fastAmanda holding her IMFL poest female non-pro (working stiff) Ironman on the NH
Amanda looks fairly satisfied at
dium award; true achievement!
seacoast.
IMCDA, but not quite 100%.
Photo credit: Amanda Deblauw
2013—the
year
of
AD!
-RR
Photo credit: Finisherpix.com
140.6: Finish, Redeem
Chesapeakeman Iron Distance Triathlon
Columbia MD
September 21, 2013
Chip ‘Dr. Science’ Cody and Diane Casselberry travelled to Columbia MD to
race in the Chesapeakeman Iron-distance triathlon, held on the same course as
the famed Eagleman 70.3 race. Dr. Science raced his way to an excellent
14:51:20 for the 140.6 distance, but not without pain: he crashed his bike during
the race and broke his collarbone, suffering intensely over 80 miles on the bike.
At the bike-to-run transition, the medical personnel secured his arm and declared
“there goes the toughest man in this race” as Chip headed out for his marathon.
Chip ‘Dr. Science’ Cody and Diane
Diane Casselberry received redemption from her Ironman Lake Placid 2012
DNF by crossing the Chessyman line in 16:12:08! Both Chip (60-64) and Diane Casselberry sport their1st-in-age plaques at
C-man’s awards party. Diane Casselberry photo
(45-49) also won their age groups! Congrats to the Iron-2! -RR
Blazing Bluegrass!
Ironman Louisville
Louisville, KY—August 25, 2013
We all know ultra-runner Amy Mosca peels off 50 mile runs for
fun. Amy also tackled the hot-humid-hilly Ironman Louisville
in late August, and left scorch-marks on the bluegrass state with
a great 14:43:52 finish
time. Congrats Amy!
The Face of Stokage:
Amy Mosca
celebrates the finish
line approach with pure
jubilation. Credit:
Finisherpix.com
Revved up for a Half
Rev3 Half Iron
Old Orchard Beach, ME
August 25, 2013
Two WCRC triathlete/runners, Dan Maguire and Always
racin’ Judy Graham-Garcia, found their way to Old Orchard
Beach in Maine. Not for strutting around the beach in their
speedos like Canadians, but to race the new and growing Rev3
race series. A half Iron distance triathlon, Mr. Maguire finished
in a fantastic 05:46:01, and JGG completed her journey in
8:17:57 Congrats to both!
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Gobblin’ Lobsters! (and Awards)
Lobsterman Triathlon
Freeport ME
September 14, 2013
Full of Crustaceans: Great Bay Masters
swim coach Crystie McGrail, Kevin
Schuster, Louise Valois, Nick Paquette,
Barry Fussel, Mary Smith, Bozzie,
Bruce Lander, Steve Smith and Tony
Martuni toast a bash well done.
WCRC never fails to make the scene (or make a
scene) at the Lobsterman Triathlon, and 2013
was no different. This Olympic distance triathlon (1500 meter swim, 40K bike, 10K run) is a
cold-ocean swim, a hilly bike, and rolly run.
Topping it is a highly competitive field in all
age groups. WCRC brought some of its top
guns: Kona-qualifiers Bruce Lander and Steve
Smith were our first responders, but they were
far from alone. Mary Smith towered atop the
podium, #1 in age! (F60-64). Bruce Lander
took an impressive 2nd in the hotly contested
M55-59 age category. In the M60-64 division,
WCRC shot across the target and hit all but the
bull's-eye: Steve Smith took 2nd and Barry
Fussell took 3rd.
Post race, a genuine lobster bake with Gritty’s
Ale flowing freely kept our gang hip-hoppin’
well into the afternoon! -RR
Podium Peeps: Award winners Mary Smith,
Steve Smith, Bruce Lander and Barry
Fussell! Photo credits: Lori Lander
WCRC Individuals and Relays of Lobsterman!
Bruce Lander
Steve Smith
Barry Fussell
Tony Martuni
Mary Smith
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2:34:14
2:34:49
2:41:09
2:42:17
3:07:28
Relays:
Louise Valois/Jane Palmer/Denise Robertson
- 2:52:15
Nick Paquette/Danny ‘Cola’ Agapito/Joe ‘Iceman’ Conti - 2:56:48
RUNNERS RAG
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Bunch of Maniacs!
‘Mainiac’ Sprint Triathlon and Duathlon
Biddeford, ME
September 8, 2013
A bunch of WCRC maniacs meandered to the ‘Mainiac’ Triathlon and Duathlon
races in Biddeford ME—naturally
racing manically and standing on the
podium menacingly! A 1/4 mile
swim, 14 mile bike and 3.1 mile run
faced our triathletes, and Paul
Bouchard finished in 1:15:52, great
for 3rd in age group M50-54!
Kristen Bouchard isn’t afraid of
crisp coastal ME waters, and romped
the course in a solid 1:40:49! Antiswimmer Adam Nisson opted for the
duathlon, which starts with a 2-mile
beach run, followed by the same bike
and run as the tri. Adam took a solid
3rd in age M55-59, in a quick
1:23:38! Congrats to you Maine
Above: Kristen and Paul Bouchard celebrate a job well done, with whatever is in those
maniacs!
red Solo cups. Center: Adam Nisson, 3rd in age at the duathlon, gets a tuque award!
Right: Paul Bouchard, 3rd in age, tore the bike course up, and the local DPW had to make
-RR
repairs behind him. Photo creds: Kristen Bouchard
Literally In the Winners Circle!
Stalker finds WCRC at the DARE Classic!
NH State Police DARE Classic
Louden NH—August 7, 2014
Three WCRCers raced at NH International Speedway- but not in NASCAR
vehicles! The DARE Classic 5K race course is held
entirely on the speedway grounds, and Super-Chris
Suprin had the horsepower to finish 5th overall and 3rd
in age, M19-29! Chris’s Mom Stephanie Suprin would
not be outdone, and captured 1st in age, F50-59! Sandy
Gordon raced fast (8:16 pace) and was in on some photography hyjinx (naturally)! -RR
5
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Chris Suprin
17:53
Stephanie Suprin 25:22
Sandra Gordon
25:39
5:46
8:10
8:16
Shenanigans: Stephanie Suprin and Sandy Gordon snuck down to
the Louden Speedway Winners Circle and slapped a WCRC sticker on
the wall of sponsors. Photo credit: Stephanie Suprin
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That’s a wrap! Gimme– er, ...I mean, please write something for the next fabulous release of the
Runner’s Rag! You too can keep this pulp, full of fiction!
A big Rag “Thank You” to the people and things that helped the Rag editor get this issue out, through
content contributions, photography, and other stuff:
Dennis Donoghue, Louise Valois, Peak Organic Fall Summit, Scott Walsh, Tanya Anderson, Dale Ann Eckert,
Spaten Oktoberfest, Lisa Rohr, Lori Lander, John Webber, Kristen Bouchard, Stephanie Suprin, Stephanie
Naffah, Krissy Koslowsky, Dustin Marshall, Jack McCoy, Dave LaBrode, Facebook, finisherpix.com, capstone photography—and
of course… coolrunning.com!
Left: High Street Mile
sub-4 champion
Pat Fullerton speaks at
our September club
meeting!
Right: Our 33rd annual
Hangover Classic New
Year’s Day road race has
huge news: it is now part
of the 2014 Will Run
For Beer Series! More
to come—stay tuned!
-RR
WCRC – Fall is a Ball Edition 2013
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