Chicago marathon coverage

I'm waiting for Tom Dederian to chime in here, but I bet Bill Squires has, or has come close, to having 6 guys under 2:15:30 in one race.

You should be proud wrote:

Has any american coach in the History o the sport ever had 6 americans run under 2:15:30 in the same race? EVER?

I dont think anyone other than the hansons have coached 6 marathoners at one time. So no, no other coach has done that.

nowhere man

Not the coach of AW??

Not a racist wrote:

Once again, active.com has totally failed. Whether it's a big-time event like Ironman Wisconsin registration where no one could access the pages, or race results online like today, they have (once again) showed their total incompetence.

don't be breaking bad on active.com. they've always gone the extra mile for me. i've registered for races on their site and they always sign me up for the extra 'active advantage' club or whatever the heck it is called. real nice to sign up for a race and then get a nice $49.95 surprise a few credit card statements down the road.

Chicago Marathon 2006 Results

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Bib Name City State Age Sex Chiptime Clocktime OverAll Gender Division Pace

1 7 ROBERT K. CHERUIYOT 28 M 2:07:35 2:07:35 1 1 4:51

2 2 DANIEL NJENGA 30 M 2:07:40 2:07:40 2 1 4:52

3 8 JIMMY MUINDI 33 M 2:07:51 2:07:51 3 2 4:52

4 12 ABDI ABDIRAHMAN 29 M 2:08:56 2:08:56 4 2 4:55

5 3 ROBERT CHEBOROR 28 M 2:09:25 2:09:25 5 3 4:56

6 11 BRIAN SELL 28 M 2:10:47 2:10:47 6 4 4:59

7 40 JAPHET KOSGEI KIPKORIR ELDORET 38 M 2:11:37 2:11:37 7 1 5:01

8 6 BENJAMIN MAIYO 28 M 2:11:53 2:11:53 8 5 5:01

9 14 DEJENE BERHANU 25 M 2:12:27 2:12:27 9 6 5:03

10 48 MESHACK KOSGEI KIRWA ELDORET 31 M 2:12:31 2:12:31 10 3 5:03

11 9 THOMAS KIPLITANY 23 M 2:13:43 2:13:43 11 1 5:05

12 15 CLINT VERRAN 31 M 2:14:23 2:14:23 12 4 5:07

13 5 CHARLES KIBIWOTT 32 M 2:15:00 2:15:00 13 5 5:08

14 18 CHAD JOHNSON 30 M 2:15:03 2:15:03 14 6 5:09

15 25 MIKE MORGAN 26 M 2:15:11 2:15:11 15 7 5:09

16 21 KYLE O'BRIEN 26 M 2:15:13 2:15:13 16 8 5:09

17 26 BRANDON LESLIE 30 M 2:15:20 2:15:20 17 7 5:09

18 17 LUKE HUMPHREY 25 M 2:15:22 2:15:22 18 9 5:09

19 10 JOHN YUDA 27 M 2:15:23 2:15:23 19 10 5:09

20 23 JASON HARTMANN 25 M 2:15:50 2:15:50 20 11 5:10

21 290 JACINTO ODILON ZINACANTEPEC 36 M 2:18:43 2:18:43 26 2 26 5:17

22 262 JOHN LUCAS EUGENE OR 26 M 2:18:50 2:18:50 27 15 27 5:17

23 24 DAVE ERNSBERGER 24 M 2:18:56 2:18:56 28 3 28 5:17

24 204 DAN SUTTON MADISON WI 26 M 2:19:18 2:19:18 29 16 29 5:18

25 283 DONOVAN FELLOWS WOODBURY MN 27 M 2:19:23 2:19:23 30 17 30 5:18

26 279 JUSTIN YOUNG SUPERIOR CO 27 M 2:19:25 2:19:25 31 18 31 5:19

27 265 JOHN MENTZER MONTEREY CA 30 M 2:19:33 2:19:33 32 9 32 5:19

28 80 JASON RYF OSHKOSH WI 35 M 2:19:37 2:19:37 33 3 33 5:19

29 280 JASON WARICK SASKATOON 33 M 2:19:39 2:19:39 34 10 34 5:19

30 29 PAT RIZZO 23 M 2:20:12 2:20:12 35 4 35 5:20

31 443 MATT LEVASSIUR ALAMOSA CO 25 M 2:20:15 2:20:15 36 19 36 5:20

32 285 JUSTIN PATANANAN PALMDALE CA 26 M 2:20:19 2:20:19 37 20 37 5:21

33 94 DAVID GRAMLICH BOARDMAN OH 24 M 2:20:19 2:20:19 38 5 38 5:21

34 91 MATT PELLETIER WARWICK RI 27 M 2:20:26 2:20:26 39 21 39 5:21

35 76 PATRICK MOULTON PELHAM NH 24 M 2:20:27 2:20:27 40 6 40 5:21

36 297 DAVID WILLIAMS MILWAUKEE WI 35 M 2:20:28 2:20:28 41 4 41 5:21

37 289 COREY STELLJES MADISON WI 25 M 2:20:32 2:20:32 42 22 42 5:21

38 276 ANTONIO ARCE MAMMOTH LAKES CA 29 M 2:20:32 2:20:32 43 23 43 5:21

39 210 MARC A JEULAND CARRBORO NC 27 M 2:20:33 2:20:33 44 24 44 5:21

40 346 KARL DUSEN NEW YORK NY 24 M 2:20:35 2:20:35 45 7 45 5:21

41 79 NICHOLAS STANKO HASLETT MI 25 M 2:20:37 2:20:37 46 25 46 5:21

42 214 GENE MITCHELL ARDMORE PA 39 M 2:20:48 2:20:48 49 5 47 5:22

43 282 DONNIE FRANZEN CHICAGO IL 27 M 2:20:49 2:20:49 50 26 48 5:22

44 203 CHRISTOPHER WEHRMAN CHICAGO IL 30 M 2:20:55 2:20:55 51 11 49 5:22

45 96 PETE GILMAN ROCHESTER MN 31 M 2:20:57 2:20:57 52 12 50 5:22

46 30 TODD SNYDER 29 M 2:21:00 2:21:00 53 27 51 5:22

47 88 ERIC M POST CENTREVILLE VA 27 M 2:21:00 2:21:00 54 28 52 5:22

48 206 THOMAS KUTTER LOGANVILLE GA 26 M 2:21:05 2:21:05 55 29 53 5:22

49 89 GARICK HILL WINSTON-SALEM NC 25 M 2:21:18 2:21:18 56 30 54 5:23

50 4150 DAVID VEDRINE MEUNG SUR LOIRE 35 M 2:21:40 2:21:45 57 6 55 5:24

51 86 JONATHAN LITTLE KANSAS CITY MO 25 M 2:21:48 2:21:48 58 31 56 5:24

52 291 NATHAN W WADSWORTH ANDOVER KS 24 M 2:21:51 2:21:51 59 8 57 5:24

53 298 EDWARD CALLINAN HADDONFIELD NJ 32 M 2:21:56 2:21:56 60 13 58 5:24

54 315 ALAN T HORTON KNOXVILLE TN 26 M 2:21:58 2:21:58 61 32 59 5:24

55 28 JEFF GAUDETTE 24 M 2:22:02 2:22:02 62 9 60 5:25

56 22 EDWARDO TORRES 26 M 2:22:07 2:22:07 63 33 61 5:25

57 81 TERRENCE SHEA SOMERVILLE MA 32 M 2:22:25 2:22:25 64 14 62 5:25

58 447 LEO KORMANIK AKRON OH 23 M 2:22:29 2:22:29 65 10 63 5:26

59 19 JOSH EBERLY 26 M 2:22:33 2:22:33 66 34 64 5:26

60 85 NATHAN USHER LANSING MI 23 M 2:22:41 2:22:41 68 11 65 5:26

61 241 DESTRY JOHNSON PUYALLUP WA 31 M 2:23:22 2:23:22 70 15 66 5:28

62 281 IAN DICKINSON SPARKS MD 24 M 2:23:26 2:23:26 71 12 67 5:28

63 224 MARK LAROSA MELROSE MA 28 M 2:23:48 2:23:48 72 35 68 5:29

64 302 MARK STENBECK LITTLETON CO 28 M 2:23:48 2:23:48 73 36 69 5:29

65 310 THOMAS J FRAZER INDIANAPOLIS IN 25 M 2:24:00 2:24:00 74 37 70 5:29

66 318 GREG COSTELLO CHICAGO IL 25 M 2:24:02 2:24:02 75 38 71 5:29

67 350 DALE DEXTER TOPEKA KS 25 M 2:24:15 2:24:15 76 39 72 5:30

68 305 STEVE LAURIE EUGENE OR 25 M 2:24:15 2:24:15 77 40 73 5:30

69 446 JESSE WILLIAMS BOTHELL WA 28 M 2:24:32 2:24:32 79 41 74 5:30

70 309 RYAN CARRARA HUDSON MA 30 M 2:24:33 2:24:33 80 16 75 5:30

Women

Bib Name City State Age Sex Chiptime Clocktime OverAll Gender Division Pace

1 104 BERHANE ADERE 33 F 2:20:42 2:20:42 47 1 1 5:21

2 105 GALINA BOGOMOLOVA 29 F 2:20:47 2:20:47 48 1 2 5:22

3 109 BENITA JOHNSON 27 F 2:22:36 2:22:36 67 2 3 5:26

4 111 MADAI PEREZ CARRILLO 26 F 2:22:59 2:22:59 69 3 4 5:27

5 102 CONSTANTINA TOMESCU-DITA 36 F 2:24:25 2:24:25 78 1 5 5:30

6 108 NUTA OLARU 36 F 2:25:37 2:25:37 89 2 6 5:33

7 107 HIROMI OMINAMI 30 F 2:26:04 2:26:04 90 2 7 5:34

8 103 LYUDMILA PETROVA 38 F 2:27:08 2:27:08 105 3 8 5:36

9 113 KATHY BUTLER 33 F 2:28:39 2:28:39 118 3 9 5:40

10 112 DULCE MARIA RODRIGUEZ 34 F 2:28:54 2:28:54 120 4 10 5:40

11 106 LIDIA SIMON 33 F 2:30:39 2:30:39 137 5 11 5:44

12 114 ELVA DRYER 35 F 2:31:48 2:31:48 153 4 12 5:47

13 110 COLLEEN DE REUCK 42 F 2:33:18 2:33:18 173 1 13 5:50

14 116 KATE SMYTH 34 F 2:33:39 2:33:39 178 6 14 5:51

15 121 DANA COONS CHARLOTTESVILLE VA 28 F 2:38:18 2:38:18 236 4 15 6:02

16 115 MELISSA WHITE 25 F 2:39:21 2:39:21 247 5 16 6:04

17 158 MARY KATE BAILEY ARLINGTON VA 31 F 2:40:12 2:40:12 269 7 17 6:06

18 368 WENDI M RAY SISTER BAY WI 33 F 2:40:46 2:40:46 285 8 18 6:07

19 157 ERIN M MOELLER CEDAR RAPIDS IA 29 F 2:41:08 2:41:08 291 6 19 6:08

20 123 VEENA REDDY PHILADELPHIA PA 27 F 2:42:03 2:42:03 306 7 20 6:10

21 411 SHANNON HOVEY WEST SIMSBURY CT 35 F 2:42:08 2:42:08 309 5 21 6:11

22 419 STEPHANIE HERBST-LUCKE ATLANTA GA 40 F 2:42:53 2:42:53 323 2 22 6:12

23 119 DOT MCMAHAN 29 F 2:43:27 2:43:27 336 8 23 6:14

24 412 JAMIE KRZYMINSKI CHICAGO IL 24 F 2:43:34 2:43:34 338 1 24 6:14

25 192 DENISE C ROBSON DARTMOUTH 37 F 2:44:36 2:44:36 354 6 25 6:16

26 171 JENNY DEWEESE ASHEVILLE NC 28 F 2:44:55 2:44:55 364 9 26 6:17

27 284 MEGAN P HOLDEN SOUND BEACH NY 37 F 2:44:57 2:44:57 365 7 27 6:17

28 156 HELEN M STANTON MANGO HILL 33 F 2:44:59 2:44:59 366 9 28 6:17

29 117 YOLANDA FLAMINO 29 F 2:45:19 2:45:19 378 10 29 6:18

30 424 JACKIE DIKOS INDIANAPOLIS IN 27 F 2:45:35 2:45:35 383 11 30 6:18

31 170 VANESSA HUNTER ARLINGTON VA 31 F 2:45:35 2:45:35 384 10 31 6:18

32 442 KRISTINE SPENCE OGDEN UT 27 F 2:45:38 2:45:38 385 12 32 6:19

33 449 HEATHER MAY BLOOMINGTON IN 36 F 2:45:52 2:45:52 393 8 33 6:19

34 444 BRIANNA TORRES PHOENIX AZ 26 F 2:45:57 2:45:57 394 13 34 6:19

35 153 CARYN HEFFERNAN BOTHELL WA 33 F 2:46:11 2:46:11 396 11 35 6:20

36 161 BRETT ELY CAMBRIDGE MA 27 F 2:46:12 2:46:12 397 14 36 6:20

37 198 LAURIE S KNOWLES ATLANTA GA 29 F 2:46:31 2:46:31 401 15 37 6:21

38 162 DOREEN MCCOUBRIE MALVERN PA 44 F 2:46:33 2:46:33 403 3 38 6:21

39 405 MEGAN E DALY MENLO PARK CA 27 F 2:46:53 2:46:53 410 16 39 6:21

40 409 KATIE LEE DANVILLE CA 23 F 2:47:46 2:47:46 430 2 40 6:23

41 399 BRIANA L WHALEY RICHMOND VA 28 F 2:47:51 2:47:51 433 17 41 6:24

42 420 DIANE MATTHEWS JOHNSON CITY NY 24 F 2:48:10 2:48:10 442 3 42 6:24

43 410 ERIN CHLUMSKY BOULDER CO 27 F 2:48:11 2:48:11 443 18 43 6:24

44 180 JESSICA M BLISS MERRILLVILLE IN 27 F 2:48:21 2:48:21 452 19 44 6:25

45 166 GENEVIEVE KILEY SEATTLE WA 32 F 2:48:34 2:48:34 455 12 45 6:25

46 414 PAIGE HIGGINS LITTLETON CO 24 F 2:48:34 2:48:34 456 4 46 6:25

47 164 LAURA SEIMS FORT LEWIS WA 34 F 2:48:56 2:48:56 472 13 47 6:26

48 377 RACHEL M RICH BUFFALO CITY WI 27 F 2:49:11 2:49:11 480 20 48 6:27

49 195 LAUREN MATTHEWS SEATTLE WA 26 F 2:49:13 2:49:13 482 21 49 6:27

50 189 GINGER REINER CAMBRIDGE MA 29 F 2:49:22 2:49:22 488 22 50 6:27

101 120 KELLY STEWART 25 F 2:58:21 2:58:21 837 35 101 6:48

102 7435 ASHLEY R EARNEY WINONA MN 21 F 2:58:48 2:59:35 869 11 102 6:49

103 391 ANITA MOLLER WHITESBORO NY 35 F 2:58:58 2:58:58 890 22 103 6:49

104 118 SUSAN BARTH 26 F 2:59:07 2:59:07 908 36 104 6:49

105 445 HEATHER PARKS BRUCETON MILLS WV 31 F 2:59:20 2:59:20 925 27 105 6:50

106 5616 SARAH KRAKOFF BOULDER CO 41 F 2:59:23 2:59:35 932 9 106 6:50

107 798 JANET COLLAR SPOKANE WA 34 F 2:59:24 2:59:35 933 28 107 6:50

108 369 CAROLINE E BURUM HOUSTON TX 41 F 2:59:33 2:59:33 951 10 108 6:50

109 793 AMY L ROBILLARD LISLE IL 27 F 2:59:34 2:59:49 953 37 109 6:50

110 744 LAURA KENNEDY LAKE FOREST IL 49 F 2:59:42 3:00:13 961 2 110 6:51

111 403 BRITTON STACKHOUSE ARLINGTON VA 27 F 3:00:00 3:00:00 986 38 111 6:51

112 734 KARI THOMPSON BLOOMINGTON MN 30 F 3:00:01 3:00:26 987 29 112 6:51

113 378 LAURA MAX IOWA CITY IA 35 F 3:00:07 3:00:07 994 23 113 6:52

114 764 EILLEEN M HERBST NIWOT CO 39 F 3:00:12 3:00:33 1000 24 114 6:52

115 380 JENNIFER MODLISZEWSKI CARY NC 26 F 3:00:13 3:00:13 1005 39 115 6:52

116 742 MERCEDES GIL FORT COLLINS CO 44 F 3:00:15 3:00:48 1006 11 116 6:52

117 7104 SARAH MURTON BURLINGTON VT 27 F 3:00:21 3:01:03 1011 40 117 6:52

118 753 KATIE ROSS WISCONSIN RAPIDS WI 27 F 3:00:25 3:00:43 1015 41 118 6:52

119 199 AMY R HANEY LIBERTYVILLE IL 33 F 3:00:44 3:00:44 1030 30 119 6:53

120 5623 LAURA HAYDEN ALLSTON MA 26 F 3:00:53 3:01:02 1039 42 120 6:53

121 9010 JENA POHLE AURORA CO 26 F 3:00:54 3:01:51 1040 43 121 6:53

122 38133 SANYA SYRSTAD LOMBARD IL 41 F 3:01:07 3:01:38 1048 12 122 6:54

123 757 JULIE E GARVIN SOUTH BOSTON MA 27 F 3:01:14 3:01:39 1053 44 123 6:54

124 769 ANGELINA M ANLIKER CHICAGO IL 26 F 3:01:15 3:01:43 1055 45 124 6:54

125 4089 VALERIE GEVREY MORSANG SUR ORGE 35 F 3:01:16 3:01:27 1057 25 125 6:54

ttc, what you and many other runners fail to understand is the importance of racing itself. While runners spend countless hours training, they render it useless on race day by failing to pace themselves properly.

Rather than admit (or even know) they ran way too fast early in the race, they first look to see what mistakes they made in their training.

It just stuns me that that runners will run 100+ weeks for years, train under the best coaches,and sacrifice their life for running only to piss it away in 90 minutes of stupidity on race day.

ttc wrote:

malmo wrote:

It's simple and consistent, alright, but lacks logic and any kind of real world experience to back it up. I've never once looked at my teammates - especially inferior ones - as a bellweather. Likewise, I cannot imagine that any of them would ever think that my performances were causation to theirs.

Then how did you ever choose a coach, college or team?? By how nice the guys are??

I gotta say i agree with malmo.

YES you do choose a team and coach on how nice they are. Afterall, at this level(top college, or pro) the training is basically the same, so you choose a place where u feel comfortable.

WrigleyWiseguy wrote:

ex-Spartan Jamie Krzyminski at 2:43:34 for her marathon debut. Rock.

Yep, nice one for the Corunna woman and about right after a couple 1:18ish half efforts.

Anyone wonder why those elites are no longer coached by Brad? Ummm...???

Head Trauma wrote:

No, Hudson's NOT training his first marathoners, even if you don't want to count Hudson himself. You really should get the facts straight before you form opinions that you go around posting publicly, you wouldn't look so bad. I mean that sincerely. Hudson has coached Clint Wells, Justin Young, Scott Larson, and Molly Austin in the marathon previously. Chris Siemers and others might also be in there, but I'm not 100% certain on that point. There's no good reason for Ritz to give Ed's crash more than a passing thought.

alligator EPO wrote:

Spectated wrote:

manhattan runner in 2:20.something

Hopefully that's Charles "Karl" Dusen of MTC?

Charles???? What do you mean by that?

Weezee wrote:

Anyone wonder why those elites are no longer coached by Brad? Ummm...???

Head Trauma wrote:

No, Hudson's NOT training his first marathoners, even if you don't want to count Hudson himself. You really should get the facts straight before you form opinions that you go around posting publicly, you wouldn't look so bad. I mean that sincerely. Hudson has coached Clint Wells, Justin Young, Scott Larson, and Molly Austin in the marathon previously. Chris Siemers and others might also be in there, but I'm not 100% certain on that point. There's no good reason for Ritz to give Ed's crash more than a passing thought.

You cleary don't have your facts straight, either. Neither Clint Wells nor Justin Young were coached in a marathon by Hudson. Scott Larson was vaguely Hudson's athlete, and when he ran his marathon only just begun receiving minimal schedules from Hudson. And Chris Siemers debut marathon was this year at Chicago. Molly Austin was the only athlete who could say she was coached in a marathon by Brad, making him clearly a novice in the distance. You could say, however, that Brad's schedules are more typical for marathoners because their NOT his schedules......their Renato Canova's. Sad but true.

didn't mean to quote you Weezee but I couldn't find Head Trauma's original statement.

This list is inaccurate.

wyoming cowboy wrote:

he slipped!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What happened?

Whatever you say then beancounter! I must've still been in oxygen debt and have to give you credit for being right about Wells it was Barrios who coached him in his first of two marathons before he made the switch to Hudson. Do you know why he never marathoned under Hudson? If Hudson wasn't coaching Young for Chicago in 2003 then who was? My bad on Siemers. Did Tolan never run the thon?

CPA1682 wrote:

You cleary don't have your facts straight, either. Neither Clint Wells nor Justin Young were coached in a marathon by Hudson. Scott Larson was vaguely Hudson's athlete, and when he ran his marathon only just begun receiving minimal schedules from Hudson. And Chris Siemers debut marathon was this year at Chicago. Molly Austin was the only athlete who could say she was coached in a marathon by Brad, making him clearly a novice in the distance. You could say, however, that Brad's schedules are more typical for marathoners because their NOT his schedules......their Renato Canova's. Sad but true.

No problem. Athletes move around a lot and it's hard to keep it straight. I don't think Tolan ever ran a marathon, not to my knowledge, but I could be wrong. I know he coached a guy named Dan Boniface, a kid out of Miami. That didn't work out. But his first real athlete was Steve Slattery, who ran fairly decent until choosing to move on. Young was coached by Mark Plaatjes at the time of his Chicago in 2003, as was Scotty Larson. I suppose Clint never chose to run the marathon under Hudson because it didn't fall into his general plan at the time. But I don't know for sure.

Wow okay. I knew that Plaatjes coached Larson before he went to Hudson but I didn't know that Young also had him as a coach. I thought Slattery was US national champ while in college with Wetmore but hasn't been able to repeat that accomplishment since that time? His bio on USTAF lists Hudson as his coach so maybe he's back with him agin.

No, Slattery is definitely not back with Hudson. He's with Salazar, I believe

ttc wrote:

Adere wins in about 20:40. The other girl wasn't too far behind. Curious about Zita, as the finish line still doesn't show her in sight. Adere's in a wheelchair from exhaustion.

Does anyone know where Zita came in at?