Eugene marathon through the half

Where are you getting tracking results? I couldn't find anything on the website.

where can you get results?

click on the link and then "show the top 5 10 15 participants at FINISH 10K HALF 20MILE" and click "check leaders" button...@ 20MILESM40 Steve Laurie 1:47:34 M20 Sean Sundwall 1:48:20 M48 Destry Johnson 1:48:25 M55 Dylan Mason 1:48:27 M61 Eric Lavigne 1:48:58 M64 Colin Fishwick 1:49:32 M70 Jason Saitta 1:49:44 M1851 Daniel Feldman 1:49:45 M34 Eric Griffiths 1:49:53 M501 Ben Haber 1:50:30 M68 Ben Mangrum 1:53:18 M32 Ramiro Paris 1:53:43 M720 Chan Yew Woo 1:54:14 M69 Jacob Puzey 1:56:26 M67 James Levins 1:57:10 female participants M21 Meredith Lambert 2:05:29 M63 Stephanie Dueringer 2:05:30 H20 Gwen Greiner 2:06:16 M75 Erica Hill 2:06:16 M60 Susan Empey 2:06:17 M26 Camille Herron 2:06:32 M49 Sally Daganzo 2:08:34 M57 Wendy Terris 2:08:37 M36 Dawn Epperson 2:09:08 M31 Dolores Bergmann 2:10:54 M969 Shannon Cody 2:11:08 M1969 Danielle Quatrochi 2:11:08 M1840 Jaymee Marty 2:14:15

Duxsupe wrote:

Where are you getting tracking results? I couldn't find anything on the website.

whoops try this link:

http://www.onlineraceresults.com/race/view_race.php?race_id=5191

finish times are not posted yet. Anyone have any finish times?

Eric Griffiths 33:16 1:09:57

M24 Sean Nesbitt 33:16 1:09:57

M38 Patrick McCurry 33:17 1:09:57

M44 Chris Banks 33:17 1:09:57

M40 Steve Laurie 33:17 1:09:58

M56 Daniel Hughes 33:18 1:09:58

Why do guys always think they are better than they are? Instead of going out a 1:11 and trying to secure a position in the trials, they go out at 1:10. At 20 miles only one of the group is on 2:22 pace.

Sean and Pat are rabbits.

They had no plan to finish.

I don't know about the rest

I apologize. Thanks.

any results?

damn that was slow

1. James Nielsen 2:21:01

2. Daniel Hughes 2:23:21

3. Eric Lavigne 2:23:26

Congrats to James Nielsen. The one and only trials qualifier.

James Nielsen 1 1/32 1/160 2:21:01 5:23 33:18 1:10:10 1:47:33

M56 Daniel Hughes 2 2/32 2/160 2:23:21 5:29 33:18 1:09:58 1:47:23

M61 Eric Lavigne 3 1/35 3/160 2:23:26 5:29 33:31 1:10:39 1:48:58

H23 Stephen Donahue 3 1/84 2/625 - 5:14 32:00 - -

M44 Chris Banks 4 3/32 4/160 2:24:31 5:31 33:17 1:09:57 1:47:25

H1263 Matthew Stohl 4 1/77 3/625 - 5:14 32:21 - -

M64 Colin Fishwick 5 4/32 5/160 2:25:53 5:35 33:19 1:10:38 1:49:32

H1548 Matthew Barnhart 5 2/40 4/625 - 5:18 32:26 - -

M48 Destry Johnson 6 2/35 6/160 2:26:04 5:35 33:18 1:10:11 1:48:25

M1851 Daniel Feldman 7 5/32 7/160 2:26:18 5:36 33:18 1:10:39 1:49:45

H232 Stefan Jakobsen 7 3/77 6/625 - 5:28 33:20 - -

M70 Jason Saitta 9 6/32 9/160 2:26:27 5:36 33:18 1:10:38 1:49:44

M40 Steve Laurie 10 7/32 10/160 2:27:39 5:39 33:17 1:09:58 1:47:34

M55 Dylan Mason 11 3/35 11/160 2:28:17 5:40 33:18 1:10:10 1:48:27

M20 Sean Sundwall 12 4/35 12/160 2:29:18 5:42 33:18 1:10:10 1:48:20

M501 Ben Haber 13 5/35 13/160 2:30:15 5:45 33:18 1:10:14 1:50:30

H1009 Tony Hawkes 13 1/78 11/625 - 5:45 35:13 - -

M68 Ben Mangrum 14 8/32 14/160 2:31:14 5:47 33:18 1:11:14 1:53:18

H2091 Brad Chvatal 14 2/89 12/625 - 5:48 36:11 -

did they run on wood chips

Huge race for Kristen Fryburg in the half - 1:12:57.

If it's the same guy from Bend, he is in his 40's.

women's results??

M21 Meredith Lambert 2:44:39

M63 Stephanie Dueringer 2:45:25

M60 Susan Empey 2:46:27

M75 Erica Hill 2:48:19

M26 Camille Herron 2:48:36

RUNINTHESUN wrote:

If it's the same guy from Bend, he is in his 40's.

i don't think so. a search on "James Nielsen" revealed a guy that ran for the Farm Team:

Barry Spitz

Marin Independent Journal

Article Launched:05/30/2006 04:25:00 AM PDT

James Nielsen used the lone downhill on the course, the short descent of the Bon Air Bridge over Corte Madera Creek, to break open a three-man lead pack and win Monday's Marin Memorial Day 10K. Magdalena Lewy Boulet passed Johanna Bonfiglio on the College of Marin track 200 yards from the finish to take the women's title.

Nielsen, Bryce Lighthall, and Miguel Nuci ran steadily in lock step through 2 miles in 9 minutes, 54 seconds and 4 miles in 19:46. Nielsen, confident of his sprint speed, planned on waiting until the final 800 meters to make his move. But when he sensed a slight gap developing as he strode down the bridge just before the 5-mile mark, Nielsen decided to surge. He opened a 10-second lead, which he held to the finish. His winning time was 30:37, off both his own 10,000 meter best (29:52) and Phillimon Hanneck's course, and all-time Marin, standard of 28:45.

Nielsen starred at San Marin High, winning both 1,600 and 3,200 meter MCAL titles and placing fifth in the state cross country championships. He has just completed his doctorate in electrical engineering at Stanford, where he runs for the Farm Team based there.

"I'm looking ahead to the 2008 Olympic Trials," Nielsen says. "I'm going to run a marathon in the fall, and might also have a shot in the steeplechase."

What if you had a marathon and no one cared?