Here are the final results for the 2009 Turkey Trot. More runners/walkers crossed the finish line than what we have listed here, but many of our runners didn't take cards as they finished or didn't complete them (that's why there are a lot of blanks) as they crossed the finish line. Let's make sure we fill cards out in 2010 so we have everyone listed!!! Thanks and congratulations!!!!
1st 20:22 Tyler Bick
2nd 21:00 Anthony Watson
3rd 21:06 Sam Newman
4th 21:17 Kathleen McKee
5th 21:25 Ron Combs
6 21:32 Nathan Tipton
7 21:33 Spencer Meredith
8 21:35 Tony Butcher
9 21:45 Brad Heys
10 21:55 Anthony Marino
11 22:16 Jason Besser
12 22:25 Eric Guindon
13 22:48 Nolan Mann
14 22:55 Michael Walls
15 22:59 Michael Graham
16 23:25 Shadrach Dvorak
17 23:37 Bruce Davis
18 23:43 Todd Shelley
19 23:52 Tim Robinson
20 24:08 Nathan Giacobbi
21 24:18 Jake Burnham
22 24:19 Tracy Ames
23 24:22 Walt Peters
24 24:34 Steve Burnham
25 24:45 Gene Black
26 24:51 Travis Brausch
27 24:55 Steve Jones
28 24:58 Sarah Newman
29 25:03 David McCord
30 25:04 Bayle Wolf
31 25:08 Curtis Angst
32 25:20 Tom Brausch
33 25:34 Emma Heys
34 25:35
35 25:49 Sharon Bick
36 25:52
37 25:54 Kent Vandervort
38 25:56 Alex Burnham
39 26:06 Davis Mann
40 26:14 Nolland Hanke?
41 26:18 Emily Graham
42 26:23 Nick Butcher
43 26:28 Justin Esslinger
44 26:30 Sam Burnham
45 26:30 Chayse Wolf
46 26:32 Sam Venable
47 26:36 Jason Potts
48 26:48 Todd Schultz
49 26:48 Suzanne Shultz
50 26:50 Jody Ames
51 27:07 Connie Potts
52 27:08 Alicia Shope
53 27:09 Rachel Mann
54 27:14 Mark Rembert
55 27:16 Woody Cornette, II
56 27:23 Dylan Combs
57 27:23 Marta Wilkinson
58 27:35 Chris Stromberg
59 27:37 Travis Wolf
60 27:45 Bryan Hoggatt
61 27:50 Dave Miller
62 27:52 Taylor Alexander
63 27:52 Lindsey Cox
64 27:53 Eli Cox
65 27:54 Allison White
66 27:59 Joe Alexander
67 28:03 Miguela Santoro
68 28:04 Lauren Ames
69 28:15 Heather Vilvens
70 28:25 Bob Schaad
71 28:38 Heidi Cox
72 28:50 Ed Blohm
73 29:00 Chris Lemmel
74 29:05 Jeff Hibbs
75 29:17 Scott Henman
76 29:17 Brittany Santoro
77 29:33 Linda Graham
78 29:38 Steve Venable
79 29:38 Kevin Hoggatt
80 29:40 Sinamon Curliss
81 29:45 Rick Marino
82 29:55
83 30:04
84 30:24
85 30:25 Rachel Schnell
86 30:40 Bethany Venable
87 30:52
88 30:55 Brandon Hoggatt
89 30:57 Molly McDermott
90 30:59 Ella Young
91 31:05 Hazel Young
92 31:05 Amy Boeckmann
93 31:10 Marvin Larrick
94 31:10 Jim Venable
95 31:15 Katie Venable
96 31:19 Desirae Jones
97 31:19 Jonathan Callewaert
98 31:22 Taylor Gauche
99 31:35 Jamie Bacon
100 31:46 Katie Mcfarlane
101 31:46 David McFarlane
102 31:50 Rich Garnai
103 31:53 Galen Tipton
104 31:53 Mike Bick
105 31:58 Jessica Johnson
106 32:00 Steve McKay
107 32:00
108 32:00 Daniel Rogers
109 32:09
110 32:14 Natalie Harmeling
111 32:16
112 32:22 Mike Newman
113 32:49
114 33:02
115 33:02 Jill Wilson
116 33:19 Jan Blohm
117 33:27 Marc Wilson
118 33:43 Chad Wilson
119 33:43
120 34:39
121 34:39
122 34:59 Patrick Blouin
123 35:00 Ashley Blouin
124 35:09
125 35:20 Janielle Runyon
126 35:20
127 35:44
128 36:05
129 36:11 Mike McKee
130 36:52
131 37:06 Jessica McVey
132 37:40 Sarah Clark
133 37:46 Joy Carpenter
134 38:31 Dennis Mann
135 39:35 Jack Frye
136 39:35 Jaycob Wolf
137 39:38
138 40:04
139 40:27
140 40:29 Rusty Young
141 41:00 Bill Snowball
142 41:08
143 41:12 Mallory Stanton
144 41:16 Meghan Kolmer
145 41:24 Annen Stuckert
146 41:43
147 41:43
148 42:48 Keri Douglas
149 42:57 Karl Baessler
150 42:57 Diana Sue Cornette
151 43:00
152 43:12
153 43:25
154 43:59
155 44:24
156 44:36 Jennifer Callewaert
157 44:36
158 45:06
159 45:06 Margo Khalili
160 45:16 Kristina Khalili
161 45:16
162 46:03
163 46:05
164 46:13
165 46:28 Dawn Miller
166 46:29
167 47:29
168 47:40 Kyerston Miller
169 47:41 Adriana Farrell
170 48:42 Mary Daugherty
171 48:40 Emily Stephens
172 49:00 Matthew Zimmerman
173 49:07
174 49:18
175 49:20 Angie Davidson
176 49:20
177 49:31 Ann Venable
178 49:32 Jim Alcorn
179 52:47 Kynda Strider
180 52:47 Joe Callewaert
181 54:52 Amy Snowball
182 55:00 William Snowball
183 55:21 Mike Snowball
184 55:33 Michelle Dunn
185 55:48 Lauren Heard
186 57:00
10K Results
1st 41:57 Tyler Bick
2nd 48:02 Bruce Davis
3rd 49:13 Nathan Giacobbi
4th 50:20 Walt Peters
5th 55:33 Chris Lemmel
6th 55:48 Sharon Bick
7th and 8th Lora Abernathy and Shelly Aills
Our apologies to Shelly Aills and Lora Abernathy whose times were not recorded.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
2009 Wilmington Turkey Trot is a Huge Success!
The Fourth Annual Friends of the Wilmington Parks Turkey Trot was held on November 26th (aka Thanksgiving Day). It was a chilly morning, but the sun was shining on the 194 runners and walkers that participated in this year’s event. We are very fortunate that so many people chose to get up early on their holiday to brave the chilly morning air to share their Thanksgiving with us. Thank you for coming out to support the parks and trails. We hope all of our participants had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday!
Congratulations to all of our winners AND to everyone that participated and completed the course.
The results are as follows:
Overall Winners:
Females: 1st Place – Kathleen McKee 21:17, 2nd Place – Sarah Newman 24:58
Males: 1st Place – Tyler Bick 20:22, 2nd Place – Anthony Watson 21:00
Overall 10K Winners:
1st Place Male – Tyler Bick 41:57, 1st Place Female – Sharon Bick 55:48
Age Group Categories:
12 & Under
Females: 1st Place – Miquela Santoro 28:03, 2nd Place - Lauren Ames 28:04
Males: 1st Place – Alex Burnham 25:56, 2nd Place – Sam Burnham 26:30
13-19 years
Females: 1st Place – Emma Heys 25:34, 2nd Place - Rachel Mann 27:09
Males: 1st Place – Tyler Bick 20:22, 2nd Place - Nathan Tipton 21:32
20-29 years
Females: 1st Place – Kathleen McKee 21:17, 2nd Place - Sarah Newman 24:58
Males: 1st Place – Sam Newman 21:06, 2nd Place - Anthony Martino 21:55
30-39 years
Females: 1st Place – Tracy Ames 24:19, 2nd Place – Suzanne Shultz 26:48
Males: 1st Place – Anthony Watson 21:00, 2nd Place – Ron Combs 21:25
40-49 years
Females: 1st Place – Sharon Bick 25:49, 2nd Place – Cindy Santoro 29:17
Males: 1st Place – Tony Butcher 21:35, 2nd Place – Jason Besser 22:16
50-59 years
Females: 1st Place – Diane Hein 25:35, 2nd Place – Jane Newman 25:52
Males: 1st Place Michael Walls 22:55, 2nd Place – Steve Jones 24:55
60 & Up
Females: 1st Place – Sue Cornette 43:25
Males: 1st Place – Bruce Davis 24:22, 2nd Place – Gene Black 24:45
***This is the corrected Awards listing. We want to apologize to Bruce Davis and Tracy Ames for missing them on race day! We are correcting our timing issues for future races. We hope to have a timing company next year. Our goal for over the next five years is to grow this event to host at least 500 participants. Tell your friends and families to come out and share the day with us next year.
Become a follower here at Positively Well and at Clinton County Runner’s http://www.clintoncountyrunners.blogspot.com/ and get updates about next year’s event.
Congratulations to all of our winners AND to everyone that participated and completed the course.
The results are as follows:
Overall Winners:
Females: 1st Place – Kathleen McKee 21:17, 2nd Place – Sarah Newman 24:58
Males: 1st Place – Tyler Bick 20:22, 2nd Place – Anthony Watson 21:00
Overall 10K Winners:
1st Place Male – Tyler Bick 41:57, 1st Place Female – Sharon Bick 55:48
Age Group Categories:
12 & Under
Females: 1st Place – Miquela Santoro 28:03, 2nd Place - Lauren Ames 28:04
Males: 1st Place – Alex Burnham 25:56, 2nd Place – Sam Burnham 26:30
13-19 years
Females: 1st Place – Emma Heys 25:34, 2nd Place - Rachel Mann 27:09
Males: 1st Place – Tyler Bick 20:22, 2nd Place - Nathan Tipton 21:32
20-29 years
Females: 1st Place – Kathleen McKee 21:17, 2nd Place - Sarah Newman 24:58
Males: 1st Place – Sam Newman 21:06, 2nd Place - Anthony Martino 21:55
30-39 years
Females: 1st Place – Tracy Ames 24:19, 2nd Place – Suzanne Shultz 26:48
Males: 1st Place – Anthony Watson 21:00, 2nd Place – Ron Combs 21:25
40-49 years
Females: 1st Place – Sharon Bick 25:49, 2nd Place – Cindy Santoro 29:17
Males: 1st Place – Tony Butcher 21:35, 2nd Place – Jason Besser 22:16
50-59 years
Females: 1st Place – Diane Hein 25:35, 2nd Place – Jane Newman 25:52
Males: 1st Place Michael Walls 22:55, 2nd Place – Steve Jones 24:55
60 & Up
Females: 1st Place – Sue Cornette 43:25
Males: 1st Place – Bruce Davis 24:22, 2nd Place – Gene Black 24:45
***This is the corrected Awards listing. We want to apologize to Bruce Davis and Tracy Ames for missing them on race day! We are correcting our timing issues for future races. We hope to have a timing company next year. Our goal for over the next five years is to grow this event to host at least 500 participants. Tell your friends and families to come out and share the day with us next year.
Become a follower here at Positively Well and at Clinton County Runner’s http://www.clintoncountyrunners.blogspot.com/ and get updates about next year’s event.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Skip the Diets This Holiday Season!
I recently wrote an article for a new magazine called Salt. It was titled Preventing Holiday Gains. The article can be found here: http://www.thesaltmagazine.com/2009/11/preventing-holiday-gains.html#more
I am thrilled to say that I finally took my own advice over Thanksgiving weekend!!!
I ate what I wanted in moderation, didn't start a diet, ate only the foods that I really love, ate regular meals and snacks and focused more on my family and friends. I didn't get to exercise like I had hoped, but I have been really sick over the holiday weekend and just could not muster up the energy.
I focused my energy more on enjoying myself by doing enjoyable activities rather than eating leftovers and baking new goodies. I did stress myself out a little Thanksgiving morning when I hosted my fourth annual Turkey Trot for the Friends of the Park in Wilmington, Ohio that was bigger than I could have anticipated and I am truly grateful. However, my normal response to stress is eating junk! I didn't do that this year. I still tried to eat normal snacks and meals and now my pants are fitting better. I didn't starve that's for sure.
With confidence, I can now say, "Take my advice!" Let's get through Christmas without obsessing over foods that you can't eat and enjoy everything in moderation. I am hitting the gym again and plan to as much as possible before the Christmas feasts.
Again, I urge you not to go on a "diet" for the holidays. If you want to watch what you eat, go ahead. We should all be more mindful of what you are putting in our bodies, but not just during the holiday season. Also, make sure you eat normal meals and snacks before you go out. Do not go to a holiday party ravenous. You will be more likely to eat everything in sight. If you aren't hungry, the things you would normally induldge in won't seem as exciting. Get your exercise at least 4-5 times each week during the holidays and take care of yourself not for weight loss, but for your health. You will enjoy your holidays more and feel less pressure when presented with a plate full of holiday cookies.
I am thrilled to say that I finally took my own advice over Thanksgiving weekend!!!
I ate what I wanted in moderation, didn't start a diet, ate only the foods that I really love, ate regular meals and snacks and focused more on my family and friends. I didn't get to exercise like I had hoped, but I have been really sick over the holiday weekend and just could not muster up the energy.
I focused my energy more on enjoying myself by doing enjoyable activities rather than eating leftovers and baking new goodies. I did stress myself out a little Thanksgiving morning when I hosted my fourth annual Turkey Trot for the Friends of the Park in Wilmington, Ohio that was bigger than I could have anticipated and I am truly grateful. However, my normal response to stress is eating junk! I didn't do that this year. I still tried to eat normal snacks and meals and now my pants are fitting better. I didn't starve that's for sure.
With confidence, I can now say, "Take my advice!" Let's get through Christmas without obsessing over foods that you can't eat and enjoy everything in moderation. I am hitting the gym again and plan to as much as possible before the Christmas feasts.
Again, I urge you not to go on a "diet" for the holidays. If you want to watch what you eat, go ahead. We should all be more mindful of what you are putting in our bodies, but not just during the holiday season. Also, make sure you eat normal meals and snacks before you go out. Do not go to a holiday party ravenous. You will be more likely to eat everything in sight. If you aren't hungry, the things you would normally induldge in won't seem as exciting. Get your exercise at least 4-5 times each week during the holidays and take care of yourself not for weight loss, but for your health. You will enjoy your holidays more and feel less pressure when presented with a plate full of holiday cookies.
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