RESULTS -
POMONA, OCTOBER 23 – C.C.A.A. CONFERENCE CROSS
COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS:
10. Joel Martinez/Chico State (Paso Robles HS) 22:58 .. 13.
Chris Layman/Chico State (ex-PRHS) 23:25.
BERKELEY, OCTOBER 24 – BEARATHLON III (Swim = 500 Meters, Bike = 14
miles, Run – 3.5 miles):
Women - 7. Bristin Jones*/Stanford University 1:41:00.
SANTA MARIA, OCTOBER 26 – WESTERN STATES CONFERENCE
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP:
Men – 3. Chris Stehula/Cuesta 21:32 .. 28. Martin Hernandez/C
(Templeton HS) 22:30 .. 33. Nathan Gibson*/C 22:43 (Paso Robles HS) .. 52.
Willie Jones*/C 23:31 (San Luis Obispo HS). Teams : 1. Ventura .. 5. Cuesta.
Women – 22. Clare Newell/Cuesta 21:35 (ex-Roo Rat); 33. Jessica Reyes/C
22:05 (ex-RR). Teams: 5. Cuesta.
(* in cross country results = SLDC member or family
member competing scholastically)
SAN LUIS OBISPO, OCTOBER 28 – SAN LUIS OBISPO
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL X-C CHAMPIONSHIPS:
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Boys (133 finishers) |
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Boys (9 teams) |
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Girls (106 finishers) |
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1. |
Brian Medigovich/SLO |
15:46 |
1. |
Morro Bay |
38 |
1. |
Hannah Huff*/Paso |
19:00 |
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2. |
Matt Baiz/Morro Bay |
16:52 |
2. |
San Luis Obispo |
39 |
2. |
A. Rueschenberg/SLO |
19:42 |
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7. |
Ian Huff*/Paso Robles |
17:13 |
3. |
Paso Robles |
84 |
6. |
Katie Mooney*/Mission |
20:10 |
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12. |
Joshua Byrne*/ATAS |
17:40 |
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Girls (8 teams) |
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59. |
Laura MacCarley*/N |
23:35 |
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39. |
Trent Hutchinson*/MB |
19:04 |
1. |
Atascadero |
64 |
63. |
Jenny Attias/Morro Bay |
23:42 |
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58. |
Ben Siqueiros/Mission |
19:23 |
2. |
San Luis Obispo |
69 |
84. |
Elizabeth Hull*/SLO |
25:40 |
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75. |
Ryan Cerf/SLO |
20:04 |
3. |
Mission Prep |
95 |
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- / from
Steve Boaz / - |
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BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, OCTOBER 30 – BIG EAST
CONFERENCE CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS:
29. Daniel Nunn/Georgetown (San Luis Obispo HS Õ04) 24:55 (4th
freshman). ** 89
finishers **
MILL VALLEY, OCTOBER 30 – JOHN LAWSON TAMALPA X-C
CHALLENGE (P.A. Grand Prix Series race):
1. Peter Gilmore 22:50 .. 2. Ryan Hayes/SLO-Transports 23:22
.. 8. Avery Blackwell/Farm Team (ex-SLOHS) 24:10 .. 28. Mario Mendoza/Cambria
(ex-Coast Union HS) 25:47.
** 79 finishers ** /
www.pausatf.org / -
SALINAS, OCTOBER 31 – SALINAS VALLEY TRACK CLUB
YOUTH CROSS COUNTRY MEET:
Midget Boys: 4. Jedd Hasay 11:30; Youth Boys: 1. Taylor Castanon 14:52; Youth
Girls: 1. Jordan
Hasay 13:48.
LOS OSOS, OCTOBER 31 – BAYWOOD OKTOBERFEST FOUR
MILE:
This may the only small town race with 200 entrants and no
prize money where the winners are often Olympic Trials qualifier (or
Olympians). Today was no exception as Ben Bruce, an 8:40 steeplechaser who ran
in the track trials in that event, was the top male while Trials Marathoner
Jennifer Derego (22nd, 2:41:50) topped the women.
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1. |
Ben Bruce/SLO |
19:19 |
46. |
Pete Cabral |
28:39 |
131. |
Bill Winstanley/2-70+ |
38:17 |
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2. |
Christian Hesch/MB |
19:43 |
51. |
Todd Barnes |
28:52 |
132. |
Brant Hutchinson |
38:18 |
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3. |
Sergio Reyes/LO |
19:57 |
53. |
Tyler Hoyt/1-14&U |
29:09 |
157. |
Frank Spada/3-70+ |
40:06 |
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8. |
Mike Kinter/1-40+ |
21:15 |
55. |
Lori Hashim |
29:39 |
184. |
Anne Klinger/1F-60+ |
44:28 |
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12. |
Matt Ruane |
21:50 |
56. |
Matthew Shuck |
29:54 |
191. |
Amaya Rose Dempsey |
46:42 |
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13. |
Adolfo Lopez/3-40+ |
22:58 |
59. |
Neil Wilcox/1-60+ |
30:07 |
192. |
Teri Rose |
46:42 |
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14. |
Jennifer DeRego/1-F |
23:00 |
66. |
Dana Tryde |
30:48 |
198. |
Barbara Spann/3-60+ |
48:42 |
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16. |
Steve Boaz |
23:22 |
70. |
Chris Haggie |
31:06 |
203. |
Garry Brown |
50:04 |
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19. |
Thomas Reiss/1-30+ |
23:49 |
72. |
Henry Hernandez |
31:25 |
207. |
Bill Cotnam |
54:12 |
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20. |
Jill Boaz/3-F |
23:54 |
75. |
George McClintock |
31:38 |
229. |
Chris Shuck |
N. T. |
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22. |
Kevin Cooper |
24:17 |
80. |
Russ Raymond |
32:10 |
230. |
Carol Unger |
N. T. |
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29. |
Scott Steinmaus |
25:35 |
89. |
Deb. Dorney/1F-50+ |
33:15 |
231. |
Elizabeth Baker/3F-70+ |
N. T. |
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30. |
Nancy Steinmaus/2-40+ |
25:35 |
91. |
Saul David |
33:23 |
232. |
David Higley |
N. T. |
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34. |
Mary Cooper/3F-40+ |
26:01 |
93. |
Jordan Steed/3-14U |
33:37 |
236. |
Teri Simmons |
N. T. |
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36. |
Wes Broshears/1-19U |
26:21 |
104. |
Lizzie Hoyt/2F-11&U |
35:16 |
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39. |
Frank Hutchinson/1-50+ |
26:55 |
110. |
Bill Garrett/3-60+ |
35:36 |
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- / from Ron Roundy / - |
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44. |
Ron Swart/2-50+ |
27:24 |
124. |
Charlie Unger/1-70+ |
37:49 |
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Father-Child: 2. Frank & Brant Hutchinson 65:13. Mother/Child: 1. Chris & Matt Shuck 59:48;
2. Dana Tryde & Brant Hutchinson 69:06; 3. Teri Rose
& Amaya Rose Dempsey 93:24.
SANTA BARBARA, NOVEMBER 6 – SANTA BARBARA NEWS
PRESS 5K & HALF MARATHON:
With
a good mix of youth and experience (age), SLDC had 4 of the top five finishers
in the 5K and, along with James Manning, 5 of the top 6 age graded times.
5K (237 finishers) – 1. Jordan Hasay (13F) 16:44 .. 3. Taylor Castanon (13) 19:17 .. 4. Jedd Hasay (11)
19:39 ..5. Stanley Reyes (50) 20:18 .. 12. James Manning (58) 21:48 .. 53.
Demitria Castanon (10F) 26:01 .. 54. Troy Castanon 26:02. Half
Marathon (1,244
finishers) – 1143. Shelley (Dorn) Benson/SLO 2:47:08.
Half Marathon Walk (216 finishers) – 1. Mike Counts/SLO 2:09:35 .. 190.
Jeanne Dorn/SLO 4:02:38.
From the Santa Barbara News Press, ÒJordan Hasay, the sensational
13-year-old from Arroyo Grande, won't be able to claim an official record for
her 16:44 time in the News-Press 5K Run Saturday because the course is not
certified by USA Track and Field. Hasay's age-group record remains the 16:49
she ran in Paso Robles shortly after her September 26th birthday. That still
gives her almost a year to lower the mark before she turns 14. Hasay, a sprite
at 5-foot-1 and 90 pounds, finished more than 1 1/2 minutes ahead second place
in the 3.1-mile run along the Santa Barbara waterfront. "I don't like
people in front of me," she said after the race.Ó
MOBILE, ALABAMA, NOVEMBER 6 – SENIOR BOWL 10K
(USAT&F National Championship):
1. Chad Pearson 28:33 .. 16. Ryan Hayes/San Luis Obispo
29:37. ** 941 finishers
** - / www.usatf.org / -
NAMWERA, MALAWI, NOVEMBER 6 – 1st
NAMWERA CROSS COUNTRY INVITATIONAL (10K):
From Janet Norem, Meet Director, ÒOnly
18 people ran, but 3 of them were from Mulanje, including one of Malawi's top
runners. A bunch of folks signed up for the Namwera Distance Club and 4 of them
showed up for practice this morning at 5:00 a.m. One woman ran but has to take a week off from running
because she hurt her foot running without shoes. She stopped by this morning to
say she would start training with us as soon as her foot is better.Ó Top three: 1. Francis Khanji 31:52; 2. Chancey
Masta 32:41 .. 3. Omega Chauluka 36:30.
AGOURA HILLS, NOVEMBER 7 – L A S & F
INVITATIONAL 5K:
1.Christian Hesch 14:24 .. 4. Sergio Reyes 14:38 .. 17.
Ronnie Buchanan 15:17 .. 20. Andy DiConti/3rd-40+ (ex-Cal Poly)
15:48 .. 29. Mike Kinter/SLDC 16:07 .. 33. Patrick Gurin/Templeton 16:13 .. 53.
Jennifer DeRego 17:19.
WALNUT, NOVEMBER 13 – SPRINGCO CUP OPEN MENÕS &
WOMENÕS, MASTERS/ COACHES RACES:
Open (90 finishers) – 32. Andy DiConti/ex-Cal Poly 16:09. Women (28 finishers) – 6. Jill Boaz
17:59.
Masters/Coaches (76 finishers) – 20. Steve Boaz 17:34. -
/ www.dyestatcal.com / -
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, NOVEMBER 14 – NEW TIMES 10K: From The Arizona
Republic (by Jim Gintonio) – Californian claims 10K over Kenyan - The winner in the New
Times 10K was out of his comfort zone. Christian Hesch, whose forte is the
mile, surprised Kenyan Charles Kamindo with a late kick and won by three
seconds in 29:21. The top three, which included Wilson Komen (29:40), all
finished in less than 30 minutes. About 10,000 runners and walkers competed in
the 29th annual event, held at Steele Indian School Park. Hesch, who lives in
Morro Bay, California, stayed in the lead pack from the start and said he never
doubted he would win. "They (the Kenyans) made a couple of moves, but the
moves weren't anything special," said Hesch, 29, who at times during the
race smiled and gave a thumbs-up to the pace vehicle. "If these guys want
to take me, they have to run away with it and they didn't do that. If it's one
thing I'm good at, it's sticking with people. Sometimes people have a problem
with someone not carrying their share of the work, but my attitude is that I
run the mile, this isnÕt my event, and I don't have any obligation to
lead." Kamindo, 23, began pushing the pace at the three-mile mark. He
joked that if he had known that Hesch was such a good sprinter, "I would have
started my kick with a mile to go."
FRESNO, NOVEMBER 20 – CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STATE X-C CHAMPIONSHIPS:
Men – 23. Chris Stehula/Cuesta 21:09 .. 84. Nathan Gibson*/Cuesta
21:49 .. 87. Martin Hernandez/C 21:50 .. 138. Alex Flores/Allan Hancock
(ex-Santa Maria HS, coached by Adolfo Lopez & Janet Norem) 22:32.
Women – 57. Alison Van Beurden/Cuesta 20:05 .. 97. Clare Nowell/Cuesta 20:43. - / www.dyestatcal.com / -
SAN FRANCISCO, NOVEMBER 21 – PACIFIC ASSOCIATION
JUNIOR OLYMPICS X-C CHAMPIONSHIPS:
Bantam Girls (3K) – 24. Demitria Castanon 14:57.
Midget Boys (3K) – 7. Jedd Hasay 11:25 .. 49. Willie Ruoff 13:49.
Youth Boys (4K) – 10. Taylor Castanon 14:41 .. 22. James Shipe 15:12
.. 30. Lucas Meek 15:36.
Youth Girls (4K) – 1. Jordan Hasay 13:23. - / From Jim Barodte / -
(The
top 25 finishers in each race advance to the regional championships.)
SAN FRANCISCO, NOVEMBER 21 – PACIFIC ASSOCIATION
OPEN & MASTERS X-C CHAMPIONSHIPS:
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Open Men |
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6. |
Ryan Hayes/S.L.O. |
32:04 |
60. |
Nick Zoetewey/S.L.O. |
34:56 |
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Masters Men |
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9. |
Avery Blackwell/ex-SLO |
32:23 |
67. |
Mario Mendoza/Camb. |
35:21 |
8. |
Mike Kinter*/Morro Bay |
36:00 |
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12. |
Sean Ricketts/Grov. Bch |
32:30 |
77. |
Devin Jones*/S.L.O. |
35:55 |
11. |
Brent Griffiths/M. Bay |
36:20 |
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16. |
Sergio Reyes/Los Osos |
32:35 |
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(129 finishers) |
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18. |
Joe Rubio/Los Osos |
36:55 |
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27. |
Jim Sorenson/ex-CP |
33:13 |
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Women (182 finishers) |
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(172 finishers) |
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58. |
Matt Ruane*/Los Osos |
34:47 |
7. |
Jennifer DeRego/A.G. |
25:04 |
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