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Full Marathon Results: 2005-02-13

Top 50 Runners

AG = Age Graded

OVERALL NAME CITY STATE ZIP BIB FINTIME CHIPTIME AGE SEX CLASS_POS TOTAL_PACE AG_PCT AG_PLACE

1 Khobotov, Mikhail Germantown MD 20876 7 2:12:38 2:12:38 32 M ***** 5:04/M 95.6 1

2 Rakipov, Azat New York NY 10025 5 2:14:00 2:14:00 36 M ***** 5:07/M 94.7 2

3 Kering, Eulid KENYA 19 2:15:10 2:15:09 30 M ***** 5:09/M 93.8 3

4 Cheruiyot, David KENYA 8 2:15:24 2:15:23 34 M ***** 5:10/M 93.7 4

5 Verran, Clint Rochester Hills MI 48306 6 2:17:14 2:17:14 29 M ***** 5:14/M 92.4 5

6 Kibiwott, Charles 4 2:17:34 2:17:34 31 M 1 5:15/M 92.2 6

7 Pilja, Mark 28 2:18:23 2:18:23 0 M 1 5:17/M

8 Witzleben, Todd 29 2:21:24 2:21:24 0 M 2 5:24/M

9 Kamau, John 12 2:22:31 2:22:30 0 M 3 5:26/M

10 Pisarev, Valeryi 16 2:22:31 2:22:31 25 M 1 5:26/M 89 11

11 Aufdemberge, Paul Redford MI 48240 22 2:22:33 2:22:33 40 M ***** 5:26/M 90.5 8

12 Martinez, Juan Mexico City MEXICO 23 2:22:57 2:22:57 40 M ***** 5:27/M 90.2 9

13 Kryzscin, Andrzej 2 2:23:58 2:23:58 0 M 4 5:30/M

14 Dressel, Matt Eugene OR 97405 46 2:25:55 2:25:53 29 M 2 5:34/M 86.9 12

15 Hiskia, Tobias Peoria IL 61603 3 2:27:29 2:27:29 27 M 3 5:38/M 86 13

16 McCrae, Paul 24 2:30:22 2:30:22 31 M 2 5:44/M 84.3 17

17 Lonergan, Matt Eugene OR 97405 47 2:30:36 2:30:34 31 M 3 5:45/M 84.2 18

18 McGown, James Shelton NE 68876 27 2:30:53 2:30:52 30 M 4 5:45/M 84.1 20

19 Borisova, Tatiana 30 2:31:01 2:31:01 28 F ***** 5:46/M 91.9 7

20 Moore, William Dallas TEXAS 20 2:33:45 2:33:45 43 M ***** 5:52/M 85.7 14

21 Galaviz, Francisco Monterrey, N.l. MEX 64460 4348 2:34:18 2:34:18 41 M ***** 5:53/M 84.2 19

22 Karnatsevitch, Halina 33 2:34:48 2:34:47 35 F ***** 5:54/M 89.7 10

23 Mulvaney, Benjamin Nashville TN 37221 147 2:35:28 2:35:25 28 M 4 5:56/M 81.6 25

24 Clark, John Anchorage AK 99501 189 2:36:58 2:36:57 44 M ***** 5:59/M 84.6 16

25 Walewski, Przemyslaw 48 2:37:02 2:37:02 38 M 1 6:00/M 81 27

26 Lepage, Christophe Issy Les Moulineaux AA 92130 2680 2:37:25 2:37:23 38 M 2 6:00/M 80.8 28

27 Kaye, Steve Somerville MA 2144 4538 2:38:19 2:38:13 26 M 5 6:02/M 80.2 29

28 Donahugh, Tim Mukwonago WI 53149 191 2:39:02 2:38:59 31 M 5 6:04/M 79.8 30

29 Defee, Michael Vidor TX 77662 5208 2:39:09 2:39:06 30 M 6 6:04/M 79.7 32

30 Rodriguez, Benny Laredo TX 78041 5287 2:39:16 2:39:16 28 M 6 6:05/M 79.6 34

31 Riley, Brett Houston TX 77257 4775 2:39:51 2:39:51 33 M 7 6:06/M 79.3 36

32 Dunn, David San Antonio TX 78258 175 2:40:55 2:40:54 44 M 1 6:08/M 82.5 22

33 Cook, Wade Flower Mound TX 75028 5271 2:41:03 2:41:01 23 M 1 6:09/M 78.8 37

34 Austin, Zeke Killeen TX 76541 165 2:42:04 2:42:04 26 M 7 6:11/M 78.3 38

35 Pugh, Paul Austin TX 78722 302 2:42:10 2:42:07 36 M 3 6:11/M 78.2 42

36 Littke, Adam Jersey City NJ 7302 139 2:42:12 2:42:12 30 M 8 6:11/M 78.2 43

37 Bihl, Scott Cincinnati OH 45208 185 2:42:12 2:42:11 31 M 9 6:11/M 78.2 44

38 Bychkova, Marina Russia IVANOVO 67 2:42:24 2:42:23 29 F ***** 6:12/M 85.5 15

39 Collins, Brandon St. Peters MO 63376 203 2:42:26 2:42:25 26 M 8 6:12/M 78.1 46

40 Duarte, Miguel Campinas BRA 2722 2:44:11 2:44:11 45 M 1 6:16/M 81.4 26

41 Alessandro, Kevin Louisville KY 40205 190 2:44:17 2:44:16 24 M 2 6:16/M 77.2 49

42 Casarez, Rudy Austin TX 78702 6132 2:45:15 2:45:14 38 M 4 6:18/M 77 51

43 Donahue, Ryan Centreville VA 20121 6419 2:45:29 2:45:14 26 M 9 6:18/M 76.8 53

44 Ciamarra, Christopher Greensburg PA 15601 112 2:45:59 2:45:55 34 M 10 6:20/M 76.4 57

45 Neri, Stephen North Providence RI 2904 3421 2:46:20 2:46:19 37 M 5 6:21/M 76.3 58

46 Minihan, Brendan New Orleans LA 70118 1185 2:46:40 2:46:39 29 M 10 6:22/M 76.1 60

47 Hoerniss, Alexander Burscheid DEU 51399 2198 2:46:48 2:46:45 34 M 11 6:22/M 76.1 61

48 McMillian, Jason Cedar Park TX 78613 194 2:47:12 2:47:09 31 M 12 6:23/M 75.9 63

49 Gerber, Mark Allentown PA 18103 150 2:47:18 2:47:18 39 M 6 6:23/M 76.5 55

50 Kurtis, Dennis San Jose CA 95136 4147 2:47:26 2:47:25 51 M ***** 6:23/M 83.7 21

Thanks for the results. Clint...2:17 c'mon man what's going on?????????

Unfortunately, some of the worst weather conditions I have seen for a marathon. The organization and event were great, so not taking anything away from a good day in Austin overall. The top runners ran very brave, I know that I was not willing to risk injury/health in the hot and humid conditions, dropping out at the half.

Apparently, the eventual 2nd place finisher went through the half around 1:05, which I thought would have been suicidal. By the time we reached an hour into the race, bright sun and 70 deg temperatures were baking the ashphalt downtown. It was pouring rain until literally 5 minutes before the gun at 7am. Then we faced a headwind for basically the first 10 miles as the clouds and humidity moved out briefly. Weird as I walked to the finish that a new front kind of came in and it became cloudy and breezy again for what was probaly the last 3-4 miles of the lead runners. Strange weather, but that is Austin.

A great and deep field (especially on the men's side) was completed stretched out with huge gaps. Clint actually ran what I would say was a gutsy, very good race. The winner was amazing if you ask me, in those conditions he looked unusually strong at mile 20. For every elite who finished, there was probaly one who DNF'd (not proud of this) or who basically walked home. For example, the champion of the last three years struggled to a 2:23 finish, while 2:11 marathoner and sub-2:10 hopeful Tobia Hiskia came a very long way to run 2:37! The marathon can be cruel in those type of conditions. Part of me wanted to fight it out, part of me is happy I choose the less risky route. Still a great event, well done John Conley and crew!

Nice to see Paul Aufdemberge get his 1st Masters win. 2:22 In those conditions...coming from Michigan....that was a pretty good showing.

I think that pvail's account makes Pilja's 2:18 debut seem even more impressive.

Only five deep this year???

Men's field was loaded.

Women's was weak.

Odd.

Aufdemberge and Pilja were impressive. Pilja looks pretty strong went he went by at 20 miles, I think he overtook a couple of runners in the last 10k. I am surprised Juan Martinez did not catch Aufdemberge actually. Martinez and I ran together for the first 12 miles. I surged ahead for a couple of miles and he decided to kept an even pace. He was so efficient, small and compact with a short stride. We must have looked funny running side-by-side; I was a giant in comparison! Aufdemberge was impressive in Columbus as well, on a windy day were he ran 2:20. When he gets good weather conditions, he will run a very good master's time!

nice debut by the TRLA boys, well done fellas.

CH-

Nice recap on the race and conditions at:

http://www.runtex.com/NewsView.asp?key_m=162