And the winners of 2014 Falmouth Road Race Are...Stephen Sambu and Betsy Saina (Molly Huddle 3rd, Ben Bruce 4th).

I asked about True earlier. Seems to be the only name who didn't show for the mile. Nothing on his Twitter page. Thought someone else would notice this. Second in the RR last year by 2 seconds.

Orlando Souza wrote:

What the problem... YOU guys never talk about Gemma Steel.. she is the only one CAN win any race with or without Kenyan, Ethiopian, Morrocos and Russia.. You guys are MAD the Athlete just because she beat Shalane and Company.. couple weeks ago..LOL

She is in evidence.. and will be for while LOL

Way to exclude half the world.

noce wrote:

falmouth observer wrote:

And Kevin Castille; 11th overall, just ahead of Chris Solinsky.

Wow that guy has a story

http://www.runnersworld.com/masters-profiles/kevin-castille-the-unlikely-making-of-americas-top-masters-runner

I agree. Great to see him turn it all around and continue to run very well. Very deserving.

Not a single 30-39 year old woman in the top 25. Pretty interesting...

Nike vil ikke slippe Penn State billige nike sko Paterno

The Penn State barnet voldtekt skandalen fortsetter [url=http://www.nefesh.org/nike-shox-dame.cfm]nike free sko dame å snøball av dagen, ta med det reklame og sponsorpenger, jobbene til de som perifert involvert og hva som er igjen av Joe Paterno omdømme.

På mandag ble Paterno navn fjernet fra Big Ten mesterskapet trofeet. På søndag, Jack Raykovitz administrerende direktør i Second Mile, barnet advocacy gruppe Jerry Sandusky grunnla deretter angivelig trålet for ofrene trakk seg fra sin rolle.

Likevel, som du vet hvis du leser min colleagueMike Ozanian innlegg på fredag ​​(se venstre), den største og mest innflytelsesrike idrettsmerket på planeten fortsetter å holde fast ved nike free 3.0 dame både PSU og dens vanæret tidligere trener Paterno: Nike.

Ozanian poeng beviste kontroversiell blant kommentatorer (meg selv inkludert): Han hevdet at Nike beslutning om å holde fast ved nike free 5 urolige stjerner i det siste Tiger Woods blant dem betalte seg økonomisk når støvet hadde lagt seg. Deres beslutning om å sikkerhets Paterno vil være noe annerledes, sa han. Fin, kanskje det. Men dette er en annen sak helt, en langt mer alvorlig enn dalliances med barjenter.

Det er ikke engang Nike fortsatte sponsing av Penn State fotballag som ristene. The Oregonian var den første til å rapportere at Nike har ingen planer om å endre navn på denne bygningen, hvor 200 barn under fem år tilbringer sine dager.

Å stave ut hvorfor denne beslutningen er uakseptabel: til tross for høre Mike McQueary sin øyenvitneskildring av Sandusky voldta en liten gutt i 2002, Paterno gjorde minimum, rapportering hans en gang assistenttrener [url=http://www.nefesh.org/nike-free-sko.cfm]nike free sko til universitetet. Han gjorde ikke varsle politiet. Han gjorde ikke noe forsøk på å beskytte barn som er involvert i Sandusky program fra den påståtte seksuelle rovdyr. Han så ikke skikket til å stoppe Sandusky å ha kontakt med andre barn på hans premisser, under eget tak, helt på katedralen i fotball hvor han presiderte som pave. Per Grand Jury Present ble syv [url=http://webweb.no/6c9]billig nike sko flere barn utsatt for seksuelle overgrep etter at første urapportert hendelsen (Sandusky benekter alle kostnadene). Siden denne skandalen brøt, en annen 10 har kommet frem, sa New York Times mandag.

Nike talskvinne Erin Dobson travet ut en forberedt uttalelse når Oregonian spurte om hensiktsmessigheten av Joe Paterno Child Development Center navn. I går, da jeg nærmet Dobson å se hva Nike menes med overvåker situasjonen, hun mailet meg den samme setningen, til [url=http://www.catalinayachts.com/nike-free-herre.cfm]nike free herre tross for [url=http://www.catalinayachts.com/nike-free-billig.cfm]nike free norge mine poserer konkrete spørsmål (som gjør disse beslutningene? Hva slags påstander ville det ta for Nike å umiddelbart kutte båndene med en utøver, trener, eller skolen?)

Når jeg videresendt vår korrespondanse til Nike CEO Mark Parker, sendte han den tilbake til Dobson, som svarte med samme hermetisert uttalelse:

Vårt forhold til Penn State forblir uendret. Vi er dypt forstyrret av påstandene nike free run sko brakt frem i tiltalen. Vi vil fortsette å overvåke situasjonen nøye. Vi har ingen planer om å endre navnet på vår barnehage.

Forhindre Child Abuse America-sjef James Hmurovich sa han ble forstyrret at Nike har så langt besluttet å opprettholde status quo.

Hva angivelig skjedde atPenn staten bør voldshandling vår nasjon, og for å finne at en nasjonal merkevare ikke vil distansere seg fra Penn State og Joe Paterno i denne situasjonen er like urovekkende, sa han til Forbes. Det ber spørsmålet om hva slags kultur som finnes på Nike å plassere virksomheten problemer over velferden til barn?

Jeg nike free run billig mailet [url=http://www.catalinayachts.com/nike-free-billig.cfm]nike free norge eller ringte hvert medlem av Nike bord høyt profilerte oppnevnelser som Apple-sjef Tim Cook og Eli Lilly CEO John Lechleiter å se om de er enige med selskapets posisjon. Jeg har ikke fått noen svar ennå. Se på McDonalds: de shill fet mat til små barn, men er fortsatt helt i stand til å sponse OL. Det er bare hvordan det fungerer, og Nike vet at; de vil holde med Joe Paternoname og Penn State før de tror de er gjeld i bevegelsen av sko og skjorter samme sko nike free run norge og skjorter Jerry Sandusky ga som gaver til sine barn voldtektsofre, ifølge side 15 av Grand Jury Presentment. På dette punktet, kan Paterno vel bli dumpet, med mye snakk om skuffelse og et svik mot idealene om [url=http://www.catalinayachts.com/nike-free-run-billig.cfm]nike free run billig college sport. Donasjoner til barnemishandling veldedige organisasjoner kan følge.

Men Nike er et selskap som opererer en stiftelse helt viet til å støtte små jenter. Det er et selskap med en smart utformet Code of Ethics tilgjengelig på nike free norge nettet. På den andre siden, i sterk [url=http://iurl.no/nikefreebillig]nike free norge hvite bokstaver, er en setning: Do The Right Thing. Det rette i denne situasjonen er å gjenkjenne hykleriet utgir seg for å støtte barn, men omsorg for dem i et senter oppkalt etter en mann som ikke gikk til politiet da han hørte hans kollega hadde blitt sett å ha voldtatt en liten gutt i en dusj . cop drapene Going, going, borte! Babe Ruths 1918 kontrakt selger for $ 1.02 million på auksjon VM knuser Facebook, Twitter poster booter spion krisen setter hvite hus, CIA bånd under press Politiet nike free run sko søker mann som tok selfie under løping av okser Swastika banner fløyet over NYC strender gnister raseri Pugs Star i Parodi av Dawn of the Planet of the Apes '

Are you kidding? Gemma Steel did great! I've been enjoying her twitter.

Great interview, Gemma! (I wish the LRC camera lighting had been better.)Best wishes to you at the Great North Run!

LetsRun.com wrote:

Full race recap with interviews is here:

http://www.letsrun.com/news/2014/08/stephen-sambu-breaks-away-win-falmouth-road-race-45-seconds-betsy-saina-wins-close-affair-gemma-steel-molly-huddle/

This race is not the same without Trafeh. sigh...

oldie and not so goodie. wrote:

Yikes, weakest field I can remember, wow.

Compare the prize money this year with two years ago.

2014 New Balance Falmouth Road Race Prize Money

Open Men and Women Prize Money

1. $ 10,000

2. $ 7,500

3. $5,000

4. $ 3,500

5. $ 2,000

American Men and Women Prize Money

1. $5,000

2. $4,000

3. $3,000

4. $2,000

5. $1,000

Masters Men and Women Prize Money

1. $ 1,000

2. $ 500

3. $ 250

Wheelchair Men and Women, Sponsored by Spaulding of Cape Cod

1. $ 2,000

2. $ 1,000

3. $ 500

2011 New Balance Falmouth Road Race Prize Money Purse

fuseaction=news.details&ArticleId=21&returnTo=main&archive=true

Open – Male & Female

1. $10,000

2. $5,000

3. $2,000

4. $1,500

5. $1,000

6. $800

7. $650

8. $600

9. $450

10. $350

Course Record Bonus: $2,500

Current Male Record: 31:08 (Gilbert Okari 2004)

Current Female Record: 35:02 (Lornah Kiplagat 2000)

American – Male & Female

1. $10,000

2. $5,000

3. $2,000

4. $1,500

5. $1,000

6. $800

7. $650

8. $600

9. $450

10. $350

Masters – Male & Female

1. $2,500

2. $1,000

3. $750

4. $500

5. $250

Over 50 – Male & Female

1. $500

Wheelchair – Male & Female

1. $2,000

2. $1,000

3. $750

4. $500

Ben True in Stockholm to run 5000 with Rupp , Hassan Mead, Levins, and a sh*t load of fast africans. He gave up Falmouth mile for that?

It was reported a while back True would be shooting for sub 13. I'm sure Falmouth invited True back to run the road race after last year close 2nd. Instead of saying no thanks, he opted for the mile to be gracious. Sounded like he pulled out of the mile the day before to be sure he give Stockholm his best effort. Would have loved to see him at the mile but it was a good choice. track was windy Saturday night and as for the road race, no way he or anyone was beating Sambu Sunday. Wind was to their back off the shore, but it got warm quick even with the hour earlier 9am start this year.

Toni Reavis said at the awards ceremony Sambu split 10k at 28:02 which is one of the faster splits. he mentioned Salazar 28:04 I believe from 1982 31:53 time. according to the race book 31:46 ties him for with Kimani in 2000 for 9th best all time

Also Sambu and Kogo were hanging out at the BBC Sunday night. Very nice guys - talking and taking pictures with anybody that asked them.

Think it was Kogo that said next was New York marathon.

falmouth observer wrote:

Athlete Guy wrote:

Fabulous run by Zach Hine. Especially since he was coming off an injury that sidelined him for much of the last year. The guy is back!

And Kevin Castille; 11th overall, just ahead of Chris Solinsky.

Is this the best Masters finish ever at Falmouth ..?

Hodgie,

Not comparing it to recent stuff, but to back when guys like you were running, no depth at all. I finished 51st just before my senior year at a Div. 3 college way back, same time would have gotten me 16th this year?

gasleak wrote:

Is this the best Masters finish ever at Falmouth ..?

Doubtful. It was one of the slowest Falmouth Fields ever!

2014

1. Stephen Sambu, Kenya 31:46

2. Micah Kogo, Kenya 32:31

3. Emmanual Bett, Kenya 33:01

4. Ben Bruce, Az 33:21

5. Andew Colley VA 33:27

6. Jordan McNamara, OR 33:47

7. Zachary Hine CO 33:54

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8. Craig Leon OR 34:04

9. Robert Molke NY 34:15

10. Will Leer CA 34:20

11. Kevin Castille LA 34:26

12. Chris Solinsky, OR 34:39

2003

MEN

1. John Korir, Kenya 31:59

2. Paul Keoch, Kenya 32:11

3. James Koskei, Kenya 32:41

4. Wilson Kigen Kipkemboi, Kenya 32:49

5. Augustus Kavutu, Kenya 33:17

6. Abdihakim Abdirahman, Arizona 33:22

7. John Itati, Kenya 33:24

8. Jackson Kipng'ok, Kenya 33:31

9. David Korir, Kenya 33:36

10. Phillamon Hanneck, Orgeon 33:45

WOMEN

1. Lornah Kiplagat, Kenya 35:13

2. Catherine Ndereba, Kenya 36:00

3. Milena Glusac, California 36:35

4. Colleen De Reuck, Colorado 37:25

5. Kim Fitchen, California 37:27

6. Esther Kiplagat, Kenya 37:39

7. Blake Russell, Massachusetts 38:15

8. Libbie Hickman, Colorado 38:19

9. Carrie Tollefson, Massachusetts 38:23

10. Katie McGregor, Massachusetts 38:44

2002

MEN

1. James Koskei, Kenya 32:10

2. John Korir, Kenya 32:13

3. Khalid Khannouchi, New York 32:14

4. William Kiptum, Kenya 32:16

5. Hendrick Ramaala, South Africa 32:27

6. Christopher Cheboiboch, Kenya 32:28

7. Benjamin Kimutai Kosgei, Kenya 32:31

8. John Itati, Kenya 32:36

9. Gilbert Koech, Kenya 32:39

10. Ronald Mogaka, Kenya 32:41

WOMEN

1. Lornah Kiplagat, Kenya 35:13

2. Catherine Ndereba, Kenya 36:00

3. Milena Glusac, California 36:35

4. Colleen De Reuck, Colorado 37:25

5. Kim Fitchen, California 37:27

6. Esther Kiplagat, Kenya 37:39

7. Blake Russell, Massachusetts 38:15

8. Libbie Hickman, Colorado 38:19

9. Carrie Tollefson, Massachusetts 38:23

10. Katie McGregor, Massachusetts 38:44

2001

MEN

1. John Korir, Kenya 32:26

2. Shadrack Hoff, South Africa 32:27

3. Gilbert Keoch, Kenya 32:30

4. David Makori, Kenya 32:35

5. Gilbert Okari, Kenya 32:41

6. Evans Rutto, Kenya 32:45

7. John Gwako, Kenya 32:47

8. Joseph Kimani, Kenya 32:48

9. Ronald Mogaka, Kenya 32:51

10. Enock Mitei, Kenya 32:57

WOMEN

1. Lornah Kiplagat, Kenya 36:26

2. Catherine Ndereba, Kenya 36:34

3. Elana Meyer, South Africa 36:54

4. Margaret Okayo, Kenya 37:03

5. Irene Kwambai, Kenya 37:22

6. Esther Kiplagat, Kenya 37:44

7. Gladys Asiba, Kenya 37:58

8. Kristin Chisum, Massachusetts 38:11

9. Uta Pippig, Colorado 38:16

10. Blake Russell, Massachusetts 38:21

2000

MEN

1. Mark Yatich, 31:43

2. Joseph Kimani, 31:46

3. Khalid Khannouchi, New York 31:47

4. William Kiptum, 31:54

5. John Korir, Kenya 32:00

6. Titus Munji, Massachusetts 32:04

7. Charles Kamathi, Pennsylvania 32:09

8. Peter Githuka, 32:10

9. Lazarus Nyakeraka, Texas 32:19

10. Hezron Otwori, 32:22

WOMEN

1. Lornah Kiplagat, Kenya 35:02

2. Catherine Ndereba, Kenya 35:57

3. Hellen Kimaiyo-Kipkoskei, Kenya 35:58

4. Ludmila Petrova, 36:38

5. Jane Ngotho, 36:55

6. Natalie Nalepa, Texas 36:56

7. Svetlana Zakharova, Maryland 37:20

8. Annette Peters, Oregaon 37:34

9. Naomi Wangui, Pennsylvania 38:03

10. Judi St. Hilaire, Massachusetts 38:04

1997

MEN

1. Khalid Khannouchi, Morocco 31:58

2. Thomas Osano, Kenya 32:07

3. Peter Githuka, Kenya 32:22

4. Lazarus Nyakeraka, Kenya 32:28

5. James Bungei, Kenya 32:31

6. Simon Chemoiywo, Kenya 32:36

7. Hezron Otwori, Kenya 32:36

8. Joseph Kariuki, Kenya 32:39

9. Brahim Lahlafi, Morocco 32:40

10. John Kariuki, Kenya 33:05

WOMEN

1. Colleen De Reuck, South Africa 36:19

2. Delillah Asiago, Kenya 36:25

3. Jane Omoro, Kenya 36:46

4. Hellen Kimaiyo-Kipkoskei, Kenya 36:50

5. Yelena Viazova, Ukraine 37:36

6. Laurie Henes, North Carolina 37:40

7. Cheri Goddard, Virginia 38:01

8. Tina Connelly, Canada 38:04

9. Shelly Steely, New Mexico 38:08

10. Melody Fairchild, Colorado 38:16

1996

MEN

1. Joseph Kimani, Kenya 31:36

2. Peter Githuka, Kenya 31:41

3. Joseph Kamau, Kenya 31:45

4. Hezron Otwori, Kenya 31:56

5. Lazarus Nyakeraka, Kenya 32:12

6. Gideon Mutisya, Kenya 32;14

7. Phillimon Hanneck, Zimbabwe 32:21

8. Alphonce Muindi, Kenya 32:22

9. Thomas Osano, Kenya 32:25

10. Daniel Kihara, Kenya 32:33

WOMEN

1. Catherine Ndereba, Kenya 35:37

2. Colleen De Reuck, South Africa 36:05

3. Delilah Asiago, Kenya 36:48

4. Libbie Johnson, Colorado 36:56

5. Hellen Kimaiyo, Kenya 37:00

6. Gladys Ondeyo, Kenya 37:28

7. Lorraine Moller, New Zealand 37:33

8. Nnenna Lynch, Washington, D.C. 37:42

9. Olga Markova, Russia 37:52

10. Wilma van Onna, Netherlands 38:01

1995

MEN

1. Joseph Kamau, Kenya 32:10

2. Ibrahim Kinuthia, Kenya 32:11

3. Simon Morolong, South Africa 32:14

4. Benson Masya, Kenya 32:16

5. Hezron Otwori, Kenya 32:17

6. John Kariuki, Kenya 32:21

7. Simon Karori, Kenya 32:25

8. Jimmy Muindi, Kenya 32:26

9. Lazarus Nyakeraka, Kenya 32:26

10. Chris Fox, Maryland 32:26

WOMEN

1. Delillah Asiago, Kenya 36:23

2. Colleen De Reuck, South Africa 36:57

3. Laura Mykytok, North Carolina 37:07

4. Veronica Kanga, Kenya 37:10

5. Maria Luisa Servin, Mexico 37:11

6. Carol Zajac, Pennsylvania 37:21

7. Catherine Ndereba, Kenya 37:23

8. Jill Hunter, England 37:31

9. Anne Hare, New Zealand 37:36

10. Kamila Gradus, Poland 37:45

1994

MEN

1. Benson Masya, Kenya 31:59

2. Arturo Barrios, Mexico 32:06

3. Ronaldo DaCosta, Brazil 32:33

4. Simon Karori, Kenya 32:33

5. Lazarus Nyakeraka, Kenya 32:38

6. Stanley Kimutai, Kenya 32:46

7. John Kipkoskei, Kenya 32:47

8. Jorge Marquez, Mexico 32:56

9. Thomas Osano, Kenya 32:58

10. Sammy Lelei, Kenya 32:59

WOMEN

1. Laura Mykytok, Pennsylvania 37:01

2. Yelena Viazova, Ukraine 37:03

3. Anne Marie Letko, Georgia 37:04

4. Delillah Asiago, Kenya 37:11

5. Carol Zajac, Pennsylvania 37:15

6. Gwyn Coogan, Colorado 37:48

7. Rosanna Munerotto, Italy 38:13

8. Jody Hawkins, California 38:21

9. Viktorija Neneschova, Russia 38:33

10. Louise Watson, England 38:47

1993

MEN

1. Simon Karori, Kenya 32:30

2. Dominic Kirui, Kenya 32:35

3. Khalid Kairouani, Morocco 32:41

4. Keith Brantley, Florida 32:41

5. John Treacy, Ireland 32:44

6. Michael Bilyue, Oregon 32:47

7. Ronaldo DaCosta, Brazil 33:06

8. Gideon Mutisya, Kenya 33:08

9. Thomas Osano, Kenya 33:15

10. Salvatore Bettiol, Italy 33:15

WOMEN

1. Colleen De Reuck, South Africa 36:42

2. Yelena Viazova, Ukraine 37:13

3. Rosanna Munerotto, Italy 37:26

4. Wilma van Onna, Netherlands 37:42

5. Jody Hawkins, Texas 37:46

6. Gordon Bakoulis, New York 38:24

7. Kristy Johnston, Oregon 38:25

8. Lisa Weidenbach, Washington 38:31

9. Lesley Lehane, Massachusetts 38:44

10. Albina Galliamova, Russia 38:44

1992

MEN

1. Benson Masya, Kenya 31:52

2. Simon Karori, Kenya 32:05

3. Keith Brantley, Florida 32:15

4. Alejandro Cruz, Mexico 32:16

5. Carlos Patricio, Portugal 32:24

6. Lameck Aguta, Kenya 32:28

7. Faustino Hernandez, Mexico 32:42

8. Gideon Mutisya, Kenya 32:47

9. Mark Plaatjes, Colorado 32:56

10. Antonio Rodriguez, Portugal 33:01

WOMEN

1. Lynn Jennings, New Hampshire 36:13

2. Wilma van Onna, Netherlands 36:33

3. Olga Markova, Russia 36:34

4. Judi St. Hilaire, Massachusetts 36:36

5. Anne Marie Letko, New Jersey 36:38

6. Ilina Nadeida, Russia 37:24

7. Dorthe Rasmussen, Denmark 37:27

8. Joan Nesbitt, North Carolina 37:30

9. Kathleen Bowman, California 37:59

10. Sabrina Dornhoefer, Minnesota 37:59

1991

MEN

1. Steve Kogo, Kenya 32:14

2. Dionicio Ceron, Mexico 32:52

3. Tom Ansberry, Arizona 33:04

4. Jeff Jacobs, Illinois 33:06

5. John Treacy, Ireland 33:10

6. Rolando Vera, Equador 33:18

7. Are Nakkim, Norway 33:23

8. Salvador Garcia, Mexico 33:29

9. Richard O'Flynn, Ireland 33:30

10. Ken Martin, New Mexico 33:38

WOMEN

1. Sabrina Dornhoefer, Minnesota 37:32

2. Felicidade Sena, Portugal 37:48

3. Gwyn Coogan, Massachusetts 38:13

4. Lesley Lehane, Massachusetts 38:15

5. Joan Samuelson, Maine 38:23

6. Lidia Camberg, Poland 38:52

7. Tina Ljungberg, Sweden 38:52

8. Rosa Guitierrez, California 39:06

9. Silvana Pereira, Brazil 39:09

10. Leslie Seymour, Minnesota 39:19

1990

MEN

1. Salvatore Bettiol, Italy 32:55

2. Ed Eyestone, Utah 32:56

3. Ashley Johnson, Kentucky 33:05

4. John Campbell (40) N.Z. 33:07 (MCR)

5. Salvador Garcia, Mexico 33:18

6. Jeff Jacobs, Illinois 33:20

7. Martin Pitayo, Mexico 33:24

8. Keith Brantley, Florida 33:27

9. Peter Tootell, Great Britain 33:28

10. Tom Paskus, Connecticut 33:30

WOMEN

1. Aurora Cunha, Portugal 36:39

2. Cathy O'Brien, New Hampshire 36:55

3. Maria Luisa Servin, Mexico 37:36

4. Uta Pippig, Germany 37:54

5. Anne Marie Letko, New Jersey 37:57

6. Joan Samuelson, Maine 37:58

7. Lesley Lehane, Massachusetts 38:24

8. Michelle Bush-Cuke, New York 38:35

9. Cindy James, Illinois 38:39

10. Ann Henderson, Colorado 39:08

1989

MEN

1. Salvatore Bettiol Italy 32:14

2. Salvador Garcia Mexico 32:27

3. Rob De Castella Austrailia 32:33

4. Dionicio Ceron Mexico 32:39

5. Steve Spence Colorado 32:50

6. Leonardo Reyes Mexico 32:58

7. Martin Pitayo Mexico 33:03

8. Marcos Barreto Mexico 33:06

9. Ashley Johnson England 33:08

10. Joseph Nzau Kenya 33:13

WOMEN

1. Aurora Cunha Portugal 36:21

2. Lisa Weidenbach Washington 36:39

3. Judy St. Hilaire Hingham, MA 36:44

4. Tina Ljundberg Sweden 36:54

5. Anne Audain New Zealand 37:05

6. Anne Hannam New Zealand 37:31

7. Joan Nesbit No. Carolina 37:39

8. Barbara Moore New Zealand 37:57

9. Patty Murray Illinois 38:01

10. Ria Van Landegham Belguim 38:20

1988

MEN

1. Mark Curp Lees Summit, MO 32:22

2. Steve Spence Penn. 32:27

3. Keith Brantly Florida 32:44

4. Geraldo Alcala Mexico 32:44

5. Steve Jones Wales 32:48

6. Kevin Foster England 33:06

7. Bill Reifsnyder Penn. 33:10

8. Paul Gompers Illinois 33:11

9. Don Norman Penn. 33:12

10. Pete Pfitzinger Wellesley, MA 33:20

WOMEN

1. Anne Hannam New Zealand 36:36

2. Betty-Jo Geiger No. Carolina 36:40

3. Nancy Tinari Canada 36:57

4. Joan Samuelson Freeport, ME 37:13

5. Kellie Cathey Colorado 37:17

6. Patty Murray Illinois 37:19

7. Eleanor Simonsick Maryland 37:54

8. Kim Jones Washington 37:57

9. Teresa Ornduff Virginia 38:01

10. Annie Schweitzer Texas 38:16

1987

MEN

1. Rolando Vera Ecuador 32:29

2. Keith Brantly Gainesville, FL 32:47

3. Salvador Garcia Mexico 32:54

4. Joaquim Silva Portugal 33:02

5. Gianni DeMadonna Italy 33:04

6. Ibrahim Hussein Kenya 33:05

7. Jean-Pierre Ndayisenga Belguim 33:07

8. Carlos Reitz Mexico 33:09

9. Mark Roberts Arizona 33:18

10. Rex Wilson Wellesley, MA 33:22

WOMEN

1. Aurora Cunha Portugal 36:59

2. Teresa Ornduff Virgina 37:07

3. Lorraine Moller New Zealand 37:25

4. Cindy Welte Ohio 37:49

5. Joan Nesbit No. Carolina 38:23

6. Susan Berrenda Canada 38:30

7. Lea Hayer Greenfield, MA 38:32

8. Cathy Schiro Boston, MA 38:33

9. Nancy Ditz Calif. 38:51

10. Judy Chamberlin Colorado 38:56

1986

MEN

1. Arturo Barrios Mexico 32:17

2. Barry Smith England 32:31

3. Mike Musyoki Kenya 32:33

4. Ed Eyestone Utah 32:34

5. Peter Tootell England 32:38

6. John Doherty England 32:42

7. Joseph Kipsang Kenya 32:48

8. Bruce Bickford Wellesley, MA 32:50

9. Mark Scrutton England 32:52

10. Mark Curp Missouri 32:56

WOMEN

1. Lorriane Moller New Zealand 36:54

2. Marty Cooksey Missouri 37:01

3. Leslie Welsh Newton, MA 37:13

4. Joan Samuelson Maine 38:01

5. Teresa Ornduff Virginia 38:13

6. Brenda Webb Tennessee 38:14

7. Kellie Cathy Colorado 38:27

8. Judy McCreay Colorado 38:28

9. Joan Nesbit No. Carolina 38:49

10. Sue Schnedier Minnesota 38:54

1985

MEN

1. David Murphy England 32:02

2. Steve Jones Wales 32:06

3. Rob de Castella Austraila 32:09

4. Mike Musyoki Kenya 32:19

5. Barry Smith England 32:33

6. Simeon Kigen Kenya 32:34

7. Mark Curp Missouri 32:37

8. Adrian Leek Wales 32:43

9. Don Norman Penn. 32:46

10. Greg Meyer Holliston, MA 32:48

WOMEN

1. Joan Benoit Cape Eliz., ME 36:17 CR

2. Leslie Welsh N. Reading, MA 36:52

3. Judi St. Hilaire Brighton, MA 37:12

4. Dianne Rodger New Zealand 37:37

5. Francie Larrieu-Smith Denton, TX 37:59

6. Ellen Reynolds Washington 38:01

7. Gail Kigma Washington 38:01

8. Katie Ishmael Wisconsin 38:18

9. Anne Ford England 38:27

10. Marty Cooksey Missouri 38:29

1984

MEN

1. David Murphy England 32:17

2. Mark Curp Missouri 32:19

3. Adrian Leek Wales 32:26

4. Mike McLeod England 32:34

5. Jim Hill Oregon 32:55

6. Sosthenes Bitok Kenya 32:38

7. John Glidewell Missouri 32:44

8. Terry Baker Maryland 32:47

9. Charles Bevier NY 32:49

10. Jonathan Richards England 33:07

WOMEN

1. Joan Nesbit Georgia 37:00

2. Lorraine Moller New Zealand 37:23

3. Mary Cooksey Oregon 37:26

4. Judi St. Hilaire Brighton, MA 37:28

5. Louise McGrillen Ireland 38:00

6. Anne Hird R.I. 38:28

7. Shelly Steeley Penn. 38:28

8. Jan Merrill Conn. 38:53

9. Susan Schneider Minn. 38:59

10. Kellie Cathey Arizona 39:31

1983

MEN

1. Joseph Nzau Kenya 32:20

2. Simon Kigen Kenya 32:27

3. Marc Curp Missouri 32:29

4. Paul Cummings Utah 32:42

5. John Gregorek NY 32:48

6. Bruce Bickford Maine 32:51

7. Gabriel Kamau Kenya 32:54

8. Matt Centrowitz Brooklyn 32:56

9. Geoff Smith England 33:10

10. Bob Hodge Lowell 33:12

WOMEN

1. Joan Benoit Cape Eliz., ME 36:21 CR

2. Nancy Rooks Canada 36:47

3. Lorriane Moller New Zealand 37:23

4. Linda McLennon Florida 37:43

5. Judi St. Hilaire Brighton, MA 37:52

6. Lisa Martin Austraila 37:56

7. Eleanor Simonsick Maryland 38:09

8. Anne Marie Malone Canada 38:21

9. Jan Merrill New London, CT 38:23

10. Kelley Cathey NY 38:42

1982

MEN

1. Alberto Salazar Oregon 31:53 CR

2. Craig Virgin Illinois 32:12

3. Rod Dixon New Zealand 32:16

4. Mike Musyoki Kenya 32:17

5. Marc Curp Missouri 32:46

6. Dan Schlesinger No. Carolina 32:53

7. Sosthenes Bitok Kenya 33:06

8. George Malley Newton, MA 33:10

9. Bob Hodge GBTC 33:12

10. Gary Fanelli Penn. 33:13

WOMEN

1. Joan Benoit Cape Elizabeth, ME 36:33 CR

2. Dianne Rodger New Zealand 37:41

3. Debbie Eide Oregon 38:03

4. Sue Schneider Minn. 38:36

5. Jackie Gareau Quebec 38:46

6. Laurie Binder Cal. 38:49

7. Nancy Conz Easthampton, MA 38:56

8. Linda McLennon Georgia 38:58

9. Suzanne Girard New York 39:02

10. Meredith Bean-Simmons, Bermuda 39:05

1981

MEN

1. Alberto Salazar Oregon 31:55 CR

2. Rod Dixon New Zealand 31:15

3. Mike McLeod England 32:32

4. Kirk Pfeffer Colorado 32:42

5. Craig Virgin Illinois 32:50

6. Herb Lindsey Colorado 33:00

7. Terry Baker Maryland 33:01

8. Robbie Perkins No. Carolina 33:03

9. Charlie Spedding Newton, MA 33:07

10. Ric Rojas Colorado 33:13

WOMEN

1. Joan Benoit Cape Elizabeth, ME 38:15

2. Judy St. Hilaire Vermont 38:37

3. Jan Yerkes Penn. 39:07

4. Beth Sheridan Ohio 39:10

5. Linda McLennon Alabama 39:17

6. Pia Palladino New York 39:46

7. Kiki Sweigart Conn. 40:04

8. Shirley Durtschi Oregon 40:12

9. Susanne Girard N. Carolina 40:13

10. Sarah Linsley Wellesley, MA 40:35

1980

MEN

1. Rod Dixon New Zealand 32:20

2. Herb Lindsey Boulder, CO 32:32

3. Ric Rojas Boulder, CO 32:34

4. Bob Hodge GBTC 32:38

5. Greg Meyer GBTC 32:49

6. Terry Baker Wash. DC 32:58

7. Randy Thomas GBTC 33:03

8. Kyle Heffner Boulder, CO 33:07

9. Benji Durden Georgia 33:09

10. Stan Vernon Oklahoma 33:19

WOMEN

1. Grete Waitz Norway 37:12 CR

2. Jan Merrill New London, CT 37:56

3. Judy St. Hilaire Burlington, VT 38:04

4. Joan Benoit Cape Elizabeth, ME 38:21

5. Lorriane Moller New Zealand 38:46

6. Jackie Gareau Montreal, CAN 39:05

7. Nancy Conz Easthampton, MA 39:22

8. Beth Sheridan Ohio 39:42

9. Kiki Sweigart CT 39:56

10. Gayle Olenick Florida 40:31

1979

MEN

1. Craig Virgin West Lebanon, IL 32:19

2. Herb Lindsay Michigan 32:27

3. Bill Rodgers GBTC 32:29

4. Jon Sinclair Colorado 32:36

5. Frank Shorter Colorado 32:42

6. Rick Rojas Colorado 32:44

7. John Flora Northeastern TC 32:45

8. Mike Roche New Jersey 32:51

9. Robbie Perkins unat. 33:03

10. Benji Durden Georgia 33:21

WOMEN

1. Ellison Goodall North Carolina 38:15

2. Cathy Twomey Michigan 38:49

3. Margaret Groos Tennessee 39:11

4. Kim Merritt Wisconsin 39:13

5. Dana Slater unat. 39:27

6. Lynn Jennings Harvard, MA 39:42

7. Jan Oehn Winchester, MA 39:43

8. Carrie Craven Ohio 39:52

9. Anne Sullivan RI 40:02

10. Gayle Olenick FL. 40:21

1978

MEN

1. Bill Rodgers GBTC 32:31 CR

2. Mike Roche New Jersey 32:37

3. Craig Virgin Athletics West 32:53

4. Mike Slack Minn, MN 33:02

5. Greg Fredericks State College, PA 33:04

6. Hillary Tuwei U. Richmond (KEN) 33:07

7. Bruce Bickford Northestern TC 33:10

8. Bob Hodge GBTC 33:12

9. Greg Meyer GBTC 33:18

10. Alberto Salazar GBTC 33:20

WOMEN

1. Joan Benoit Cape Elizabeth, ME 39:07 CR

2. Patty Lyons BAA 39:32

3. Julie Brown L.A. Naturite TC 39:44

4. Martha Whilte State College, PA 39:50

5. Marge Rosasco Fallston, MD 41:03

6. Gayle Barron Atlanta, GA 41:10

7. Nancy Shafer Florida TC 42:04

8. Jane Killion NYC

9. Lisa Berry W. Hartford, CT

10. Susan Richardson Connecticut

1977

MEN

1. Bill Rodgers Melrose, MA 32:23 CR

2. Alberto Salazar Oregon 32:40

3. Greg Fredericks Penn. 33:12

4. Mike Roach New Jersey 33:19

5. Frank Shorter Colorado 33:24

6. Hillary Tuwei Kenya 33:42

7. Steve Flanagan Michigan 33:42

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8. Charles McGuire Penn. 34:08

9. Dick Mahoney GBTC 34:15

10. Mike Buckley Lawrence, MA 34:20

WOMEN

1. Kim Merritt Racine, WI 38:40

2. Charlotte Lettis Amherst, MA 40:00

3. Katy Schilly New York 40:14

4. Anne Sullivan R.I. 40:29

5. Joan Beniot Maine 40:49

6. Cindy Wadsworth Conn. 42:07

7. Cheryl Flanagan Michigan 42:29

8. Debbie Richie Concord, MA 42:32

9. Nina Kuscick NY 43:05

10. Lisa Berry Conn. 44:09

1976

MEN

1. Frank Shorter Boulder, CO 33:13 CR

2. Bill Rodgers GBTC 33:36

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3. Randy Thomas GBTC 34:10

4. George Reed Manchester, NM 34:16

5. Alberto Salazar GBTC 34:22

6. Amby Burfoot Middletown, CT 34:31

7. Bob Hodge GBTC 34:32

8. Mike Buckley Lawrence,MA 34:51

9. Bob Anastasio NYAC 34:51

10. Mark Duggan GBTC 35:00

WOMEN

1. Joan Benoit Cape Elizabeth, ME 43:08 CR

2. Elenora Mendonca Brazil

3. Marilyn Fernandez Somerset, MA

4. Del Flaherty Cummaquid, MA

5. Tina Francario Brockton, MA

1975

MEN

1. Frank Shorter Florida TC 33:24 CR

2. Bill Rodgers GBTC 33:39

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3. Scott Graham GBTC 35:26

4. Larry Olsen No. Medford 35:32

5. Bob Hodge GBTC 35:51

6. Vin Fleming GBTC 35:54

7. Russ Pate Columbia, SC 36:03

8. Arthur Dulong GBTC 36:16

9. Chirs Chambers unatt. 36:32

10. George Conefrey Brockton, MA 36:43

WOMEN

1. Jenny Tuthill CSU 44:21 CR

2. Tina Francario Brockton, MA 48:03

3. Del Flaherty Cummaquid, MA 51:23

4. H. Ford Sargent Dover, MA 52:04

5. Joy Koch Brookline, MA 52:20

1974

MEN

1. Bill Rodgers GBTC 34:16 CR

2. Marty Liquori NYAC 35:25

3. Charles Diehl GBTC 35:44

4. Hamilton Amer Somerville, MA 35:57

5. Scott Graham GBTC 36:06

6. Ken Mueller BAA 36:21

7. Pat Doherty Everett, MA 36:23

8. Bob Sevene GBTC 36:34

9. John Goodwin Hyde Park, MA 36:41

10. Vim Fleming GBTC 36:51

WOMEN

1. Debbie Ritchie Concord, MA 44:31

2. J. Hass Charlottsville, VA 47:14

3. Debbie Mueller Bellingham, MA 48:31

4. Tina Francario Brockton, MA 52:48

5. Stephanie Nicolas Ashland,MA 53:16

6. Johanna Forman Falmouth TC 53:46

7. Cindy Shephard Falmouth TC 53:47

8. Claire Garrity Hingham,MA 56:45

9. Rosie Grady Falmouth TC 59:06

10. Debbie Mendeson Famouth TC 59:07

1973

MEN

1. David Duba Central Michigan 39:16

2. Pat Doherty Boston State 39:33

3. Steve Hamel Northeastern TC 40:49

4. Bruce Jillson Sandwich, MA 41:31

5. Tom Doherty CSU-Everett 41:57

6. Fred Hintlian Falmouth TC 42:03

7. Gary Souza Osterville, MA 42:44

8. Chris Devlin Berry College, GA 42:26

9. Tom Johnston Falmouth TC 44:02

10. Larry Newman Northestern TC 44:20

WOMEN

1. Jenny Tuthill C.S.U. 47:23

2. Birgit Lowestein Woods Hole,MA 54:07

3. Elizabeth Morris W. Falmouth, MA 55:39

4. Gail MacKinnon Brockton, MA 64:30

5. Kim McClees Elm City, NC 65:24

[/quote]

Hodgie,

Not comparing it to recent stuff, but to back when guys like you were running, no depth at all. I finished 51st just before my senior year at a Div. 3 college way back, same time would have gotten me 16th this year?[/quote]

Right, I believe the drop in the amount of prize money had a lot to do with that.

2012 Castille 33:42 Age 40

2013 '' 34:01

2014 '' 34:26

may not be best female 40+ but best payday ever

2011 Colleen De Reuck 47 F Boulder CO 00:38:55 78 ovrl

top overall $10,000 + top master $2,500 + top American $10,000 ca-ching

Who is Molke in 9th that beat Leer and Solinsky?

Is Tegenkamp out for the year?

Ran for Syracuse PR's: 1/2 mar.athon 1:05.18; 10k 28:57; 5k 14.00; 3k. 8:05 ; mile. 4:06; 51st NCAA cross