**
RESULTS **
ATASCADERO, JUNE 20 - ATASCADERO SUMMER ALL-COMERS MEET
#1: Divisional
winners -
3000: HS Boys - Ben Siqueiros 9:35.61 .. Open - Matthew Shuck 11:58.85 .. HS
Girls - Kasey Urman
12:07.59.
LOMPOC, JUNE 23 - FLOWER FESTIVAL PARADE ROUTE ROAD RACE: 33. Bill Cotnam 51:02 - / L.V.D.C / -
LIVERMORE, JUNE 23 & 24 - PACIFIC ASSOCIATION U. S.
A. T. & F. JUNIOR OLYMPICS (@ Granada Hills HS):
Youth Girls 400: Section #4 - 4. Carina Hampp 1:07.87 (14th
overall; top 8 in each event qualify for regional meet).
Youth Girls 800: Section #2 - 2. Carina Hampp 2:38.90 (15th). Section #3 - 2. Savannah Camacho 2:23:07
(2nd).
Youth Girls 1500: Section #1 - 4. Demetria Castanon 5:30.55
(18th) .. 5. Rachel Jelstrom 5:36.21 (19th).
Youth Girls 1500: Section #2 - 2. Savannah Camacho 4:58.82 (2nd
O/A).
Youth Girls 3000: 7. Rachael Jelstrom 11:44.34 .. 8. Demetria Castanon
11:55.0.
Intermediate Girls: 1500 - 8. Kelsey Kosin 5:18.50. 3000 - 4. Loryn Bedell 11:18.13.
(Youth Girls: 1500 Meet Record = 4:28.79 by Jordan
Hasay/SLDC, 2005; 3000 MR = 9:37.23 by J. Hasay, 2005.)
Midget Boys 1500: Section #1 - 7. John Nichols 5:23.90
(16th). Section #2 - 8. Billy Vedrin 5:07.41 (8th
O/A).
Midget Boys 3000: 6. Billy Vedrin 11:03.83 .. 11. John Nichols 11:30.69.
Youth Boys 1500: Section #1 - 5. Mack McGonagill 5:11.86
(20th). Section
#2 - 4. Nathan
Baldwin 4:37.87 (4th).
Youth Boys 3000: 1. Nathan Baldwin 10:04.12 .. 10. Mack McGonagill 10:47.99
.. 14. Willie Ruoff 11:43.35.
Intermediate Boys: 1500: Section #2 - 5. James Shipe 4:24.73 (6th). 3000 - 7. James Shipe 9:54.35.
SLDC Teams: Girls: Youth = 12th; Intermediate = 24th. Boys: Midget = 22nd; Youth = 18th;
Intermediate = 27th.
AVILA BEACH, JUNE 24 - AQUATHLON SERIES (Race #1 = 600 Yard Swim & 2
Mile Run):
Men - 4. Alec Briones 29:08. Women - 1. Liz North 25:23 .. 2. Cathy
Hennelly 27:04 .. 3. Wendy Sutter 28:15.
VENTURA, JUNE 24 - BREATH OF LIFE SPRINT DISTANCE
TRIATHLON (309
finishers):
79. Andrea Lueker 1:13:35 (3rd-45/49F). Splits were 8:30 on
the swim (90th), 37:23 on the bike (97th), and 24:04 for the run (77th) plus
transition times. Andrea was third in her division in all three events. - / www.runningintheusa.com / -
ATASCADERO, JUNE 27 - ATASCADERO SUMMER ALL-COMERS MEET
#2: Divisional winners -
3000: High School Girls - Kasey Urman 12:46.32.
FRESNO, JUNE 30 - REGION 14 JUNIOR OLYMPICS TRACK &
FIELD (* = top
three advance to the nationals):
Youth Girls 800: 1. Savannah Camacho* 2:18.59. Youth Girls 1500: 5. Savannah Camacho 5:01.87.
Youth Girls 3000: 6. Rachael Jelstrom 11:55.57 .. 8. Demetria Castanon
12:06.26.
Intermediate Girls 1500: 8. Kelsey Ksoin 5:19.96. Intermediate Girls 3000: - 4. Loryn Bedell 11:09.33.
Midget Boys 1500: 6. Billy Vedrin 5:05:54. Midget
Boys 3000: 8. Billy
Vedrin 11:16.39.
Youth Boys 1500: 4. Nathan Baldwin 4:32.55. Youth
Boys 3000: 2.
Nathan Baldwin* 10:03.09.
Intermediate Boys 1500: 9. James Shipe 4:35.71. 2000M Steeplechase: 3. James Shipe* 7:01.10.
HAGG LAKE, OREGON, JUNE 30 - U. S. A. TRIATHLON NATIONAL
AGE GROUP CHAMPIONSHIPS:
Matt Thibodeau/SLO-SLDC 2:08:26 (17th-35/39).
POZO
5K - JULY 4 (Directed
by Joe Rubio. Complete results are on the SLDC web site at www.sldc.org.)
|
1. |
Christian Hesch/MB |
15:56 |
42. |
Jeff Grinager |
20:53 |
106. |
Gary Britton |
25:37 |
|
2. |
Scott Peterson/SLO |
16:05 |
46. |
Matthew Shuck |
21:25 |
118. |
Carrie Anderson |
26:45 |
|
3. |
Ivan Huff/1-40+ |
16:15 |
47. |
John S. Tiffin |
21:36 |
120. |
Kelda Wilson |
26:48 |
|
4. |
Travis Hallanan |
16:19 |
49. |
John M. Tiffin |
21:48 |
121. |
Sheri Baldwin |
26:53 |
|
6. |
Kara June/Aggies(1-F) |
16:59 |
51. |
Alec Briones |
21:58 |
133. |
Dale Anderson |
27:41 |
|
7. |
Matt Ruane(w/stroller) |
17:35 |
52. |
Joe Morriss Jr. |
22:02 |
137. |
Teri Rose |
27:58 |
|
8. |
Tom McKeown/1-50+ |
17:40 |
60. |
Joe Morris Sr. |
22:25 |
143. |
Amaya Rose |
28:32 |
|
9. |
Trent Hutchinson |
17:45 |
71. |
Jim Dempsey |
23:12 |
148. |
Charley Penrose |
28:53 |
|
13. |
Jill Boaz/5-F. 3F-40+ |
18:29 |
75. |
Paula Dooley |
23:19 |
170. |
Alison Hungerford |
31:47 |
|
17. |
Nathan Baldwin |
18:39 |
77. |
Martina Kingman |
23:23 |
184. |
Chris Shuck |
33:05 |
|
19, |
Frank Hutchinson |
18:57 |
78. |
Joe Kingman |
23:24 |
187. |
Juliette Tiffin |
33:48 |
|
24. |
Dave Hungerford |
19:41 |
80. |
Bailey Hungerford |
23:41 |
192. |
Jodean Langley |
34:29 |
|
29. |
Steve von Dohlen |
19:59 |
81. |
Angie Britton |
23:44 |
193. |
Ron Souza |
35:02 |
|
31. |
Mack McGonagill |
20:04 |
86. |
David Jeffrey |
24:11 |
194. |
Frank Spada |
35:54 |
|
33. |
Loryn Bedell |
20:17 |
87. |
Frank Wyer |
24:13 |
205. |
Andrew Hungerford |
41:32 |
|
36. |
Tom Himmelrich |
20:27 |
90. |
Rebecca Wyer |
24:29 |
206. |
Giovanna Schaefer |
42:41 |
|
38. |
Jory Hallanan |
20:48 |
94. |
Phil Pigott |
24:51 |
212. |
Gina Riesz |
52:41 |
|
41. |
Steve Wyer |
20:51 |
103. |
Debbie Dorney |
25:11 |
213. |
Nick Riesz |
52:42 |
GUADALUPE,
JULY 7 - GUADALUPE HALF MARATHON
|
1. |
Jose Maldonado |
1:19:46 |
23. |
Laura MacCarley |
1:45:10 |
56. |
Dave Bourne |
2:23:21 |
|
2. |
Antonio Arreola |
1:20:13 |
24. |
Art MacCarley |
1:45:40 |
|
|
|
|
3. |
Frank Hutchinson |
1:24:53 |
25. |
Russ Raymond |
1:47:28 |
|
10K walk (untimed) |
|
|
4. |
Luis Escobar/ |
1:32:13 |
29. |
Stephanie Krouse |
1:49:19 |
|
Clem Michel, Stan |
|
|
7. |
Oyuki Reyes/1-F |
1:34:39 |
49. |
Michael Moats |
2:09:53 |
|
Rosenfield(25 walkers) |
|
Directed by Stephanie & Marc Krouse with help from Luis
Escobar. Complete results are at www.allwedoisrun.com.
From
Stephanie Krouse, ÒThe first Guadalupe Half Marathon Run/10K Walk was a big
success. I learned so much in preparing for this event over the last six months
and it was great to have the help of veteran runners like Luis, Tim Cullum,
Geoff Clinton and Colette Evans. Thanks for publishing the event info in the
SLDC newsletter and I was glad that so many SLDC members participated.
Hopefully, the event will continue to grow in the future and help put the small
town of Guadalupe on the map in a truly positive light.Ó
ATASCADERO, JULY 11 - ATASCADERO SUMMER ALL-COMERS SERIES
MEET #3: Divisional winners -
800: HS Girls - Carina Hampp 2:48.10. 3000:
Masters - Rodolfo
Soriano 11:39.93 .. Robyn Schmidt 11:56.21.
OSTRAVA, CZECH REPUBLIC, JULY 13 -
I.A.A.F. WORLD YOUTH TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Girls
1500 Meters - 2.
Jordan Hasay/USA 4:17.24.
From
The Tribune (by
Joshua Scroggin) - Jordan Hasay, the 15-year-old distance runner from Arroyo
Grande, placed second among a world-class group of runners in her first
international meet Friday. Hasay, a junior at Mission Prep, ended her 2007
track season by taking the silver medal in the girls 1,500-meter race at the
IAAF World Youth Track and Field Championships in Ostrava, Czech Republic. She
became the first female member of Team USA to place higher than 10th in the
event at either the youth or junior levels. ÒItÕs really an honor,Ó Hasay said
in a phone call from Ostrava. ÒIÕm excited because I wanted to do well for the
team and IÕm glad that I could do that. It gives me a lot of motivation to
represent the U.S.Ó Finishing in 4:17.24, Hasay was sandwiched between two
Kenyans. The second-place showing provided Hasay with a big shot of confidence,
coming as it did on the international stage, and could be a career building
block for a young runner who aspires to compete in the Olympics.
Doug
Speck of Dyestatcal called HasayÕs performance the top international
accomplishment by a California high schooler in nearly 30 years. ÒThis is
taking her act to a far higher level than itÕs ever been before,Ó said Speck.
HasayÕs finish is even more impressive considering the United StatesÕ dearth of
success in distance events. Chantelle Dron in 2003 was the only other U.S. runner
to make the final in a world championship meet at the youth or junior level,
placing 10th. ÒThe distance races for the most part have become an all-African
show,Ó Speck said. ÒItÕs amazing to see Jordan able to break into that. ItÕs a
big tribute to Jordan and her accomplishments.Ó
HasayÕs
list of accomplishments includes multiple state and national championships in
track and cross country. As a middle schooler competing for
the San Luis Distance Club, she broke Mary Decker SlaneyÕs
world mile record for 13-year-olds. Most recently, Hasay set a sophomore record
in the 1,500 at the USA Junior Outdoor National Championships in 4:16.98, qualifying her for next yearÕs
Olympic Trials. So much success at a young age has created an immense amount of
pressure on Hasay to continue her record-breaking career. But FridayÕs
international experience should help her relax for big meets in the future,
Mission Prep coach Armando Siqueiros said. ÒI think it will. It helps put some
perspective to it,Ó Siqueiros said. ÒThereÕs still going to be pressure to
perform. ThereÕs going to be the expectations that other people have for her.
ÒThis helps her recognize that, ÔIf I can relax, then IÕll be just fine.Ó
Hasay
was satisfied with her result Friday but criticized herself for some of the
execution of her race strategy.
She wasnÕt happy with leading the first 200 meters and thought she went
too fast on the initial lap. When it came to the end, she thought she should
have pushed harder for the lead before the final 100. ÒThere are a couple of
errors that I made,Ó Hasay said, Òbut that always happens and IÕll learn from
it for next time.Ó In most races Hasay runs, there is no competition and her
racing strategy has more to do with the clock than the other competitors. Hasay
and Siqueiros agree the experience she received of having to react and change
speeds as needed was invaluable. Hasay vowed not to make the same mistakes
twice. ÒI got a lot of experience, and IÕm happy that I could come over here
and get close to a personal best,Ó Hasay said. ÒAnd hopefully, next time at
World Juniors, IÕll be able to get the gold.Ó
MORRO
BAY, JULY 14 - BRIAN WATERBURY MEMORIAL ROCK TO PIER RUN
|
1. |
Bobby Olivera/Ventura |
32:11 |
190. |
Debbie Dorney |
49:48 |
383. |
Bill vanWyngaarden |
59:00 |
|
4. |
Matt Ruane/1-SLDC |
35:02 |
196. |
Andrea Lueker |
50:11 |
393. |
Jim Billuris |
59:24 |
|
9. |
Hank Elgin/2-SLDC |
36:23 |
204. |
Russ Raymond |
50:37 |
436. |
Jeanne Frye |
61:38 |
|
11. |
Connor Culhane |
36:56 |
210. |
Steve Boaz |
50:50 |
448. |
Marina Michel |
62:15 |
|
15. |
Nathan Baldwin |
37:28 |
212. |
Jeff Clark |
50:53 |
449. |
Samantha Michel |
62:16 |
|
17. |
Trent Hutchinson |
37:41 |
222. |
Levi Reynaga (late) |
51:10 |
460. |
Charlie Unger |
63:00 |
|
20. |
Frank Hutchinson |
37:59 |
224. |
Cornelius Pigott |
51:18 |
525. |
Frank Spada |
69:01 |
|
21. |
Jenna Kingma/1-F |
38:09 |
228. |
Allysa Rueschenberg |
51:21 |
536. |
Jean Gilliss |
69:06 |
|
26. |
Lucas Meek |
39:03 |
238. |
Eric Aranda |
52:20 |
538. |
Jane Broshears |
69:12 |
|
31. |
Wayne Tyo |
39:22 |
240. |
Susan Jowell |
52:24 |
549. |
Shelley Benson |
70:05 |
|
37. |
Paul Lee |
39:41 |
242. |
Jen. Eichelberger |
52:30 |
552. |
Cu Nguyen |
70:35 |
|
42. |
Mack McGonagill |
39:57 |
267. |
James Phan |
53:23 |
554. |
Judy Bellis |
70:47 |
|
48. |
Patrick Connally |
40:23 |
269. |
Myrna Brown |
53:31 |
572. |
Sian Morgan |
73:05 |
|
62. |
Greg Jelstrom |
41:48 |
273. |
Jim Dempsey |
53:49 |
579. |
Heather Jelstrom |
73:47 |
|
64. |
Charlie Joslin |
41:53 |
274. |
Carina Hampp |
53:56 |
595. |
Cindy Veneris |
74:46 |
|
70. |
Steve Nicklas |
42:29 |
288. |
Heidi Harrison |
54:32 |
601. |
Clem Michel |
75:54 |
|
71. |
Billy Vedrin |
42:36 |
291. |
Shari Baldwin |
54:38 |
611. |
Jodean Langley |
76:50 |
|
72. |
Gary Raymond |
42:40 |
297. |
Tamara Wickstrom |
54:53 |
620. |
Morgan Kingman |
72:52 |
|
78. |
John M. Tiffin |
43:05 |
298. |
Bettina Hampp |
54:54 |
621. |
Joe Kingman |
72:54 |
|
79. |
Tim Crowley |
43:10 |
308. |
Kristi Weddige |
55:37 |
625. |
Risa Kaiser |
79:50 |
|
116. |
Joe Morriss Sr. |
45:22 |
313. |
Tina Lucas |
55:48 |
663. |
Christina Hampp |
|