RESULTS -

LOMPOC, MAY 12 - LA PURISIMA MISSION 10K: 1. Paul Lee 43:56. - / from Nancy Perry, LVDC / -

ATASCADERO, MAY 19 - SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY YOUTH TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS:

7th/8th Grade Girls 100M - Noelle Perry 16.81.

5th/6th Grade Girls 400M - 3. Sonia Siqueiros 1:16.97.

7th/8th Grade Girls 400M - 1. Savannah Camacho 1:08 .. Rachel Frye 1:11.0 .. Marie Frye 1:11.5.

5th/6th Grade Girls 800M - 1. Sydne Aguilar 2:56 .. 2. Sonia Siqueiros 3:07 .. 3. Emma Hilty 3:09.

7th/8th Grade Boys 800M - 2. Mack McGonagill 2:37 

7th/8th Grade Girls 800M - 1. Rachael Jelstrom 2:46.

5th/6th Grade Boys 1600M - 1. Billy Vedrin 5:33.0.  

5th/6th Grade Girls 1600M - 1. Sydne Aguilar 5:54.69 .. 2. Emma Hilty 6:34.73 .. 3. McKenzie Meek 7:39.93.

7th/8th Grade Boys 1600M - 1. Nathan Baldwin 5:05.6 .. 3. Willie Ruoff 5:29.4 ..  4. Mack McGonagill 5:31.2.

7th/8th Grade Girls 1600M - 1. Savannah Camacho 5:33.65 .. 2. Rachel Jelstrom 5:54.40 .. 3. Demitria Castanon 5:56.66 .. Noelle Perry 6:29.67.

- / Jim Barodte; www.roorats.org / -

SANTA MARGARITA, MAY 19 & 20 - CENTRAL COAST ADVENTURE CHALLENGE:

These events were a combination of kayaking, mountain biking, rope work, trail running, and orienteering.

Saturday - Dawn to Dusk Division (Long Course): 1. Kevin Cooper 9:21. (33 finished - individuals & teams).

Sunday - Sprint Division (Short Course): 21. Andrea Lueker/Don Thomas (5th-Coed) 2:53:10 .. 34. Field Gibson/ Kristie Lahr (1st-Coed Masters) 3:00:03 .. 40. Gordon Zabrecky/Jesse Perez 3:03:25. (76 two person teams).

BISHOP, MAY 19 - BISHOP HIGH SIERRA FIFTY MILE: 22. Sean Mcrae/SLDC 10:13:08. - / www.scausatf.org / -

PALO ALTO, MAY 20 - SKYLINE RIDGE TRAIL RUNS: Chuck and Marian Fiorentino completed this Pacific Coast Trail Running event along Skyline Ridge above Palo Alto. Weather conditions were great, sunny and breezy. Marian completed the 37 km in 4:10:04 and was 10th overall/ 3rd woman while Chuck finished the 50 km in 6:02:45, 10th overall and 3rd in the 50/59 age bracket. Chuck’s next goal is to complete a 50 miler and he is shooting for the Headlands event on August 11. Chuck has found that “the learning curve for ultras is steep. You really have to monitor yourself and are constantly adjusting your training, fluids, and fuel more than in any other type of running. I have gotten lots of tips and suggestions from other ultra runners, but you still need to spend a long time learning your own strengths and weaknesses.” 200 runners participated in these four events (14K, 23K, 37K, & 50K), conducted by the same group that holds the trail runs at Montana de Oro. Running the 37K and placing second was former SLO resident Martha Blackwell, now living in Palo Alto. Martha was the winner of the RRCA Women’s Distance Festival at Laguna Lake Park and several other events during her time in Pismo Beach.

ARROYO GRANDE, MAY 27 - STRAWBERRY STAMPEDE

	5K (270 finishers)		203.	Joe Camporeale	31:15	39.	Paul Lee	46:02
1.	Hugo Gutierrez	17:43	206.	Morgan Kingman/9	31:24	40.	Martina Kingman	46:16
6.	Loryn Bedell//1-F	19:49	207.	Joe Kingman/39	31:24	42.	Art MacCarley	46:23
7.	Greg Jelstrom/1-45+	19:54	221.	Heather Jelstrom	32:05	48.	Dane Jones/1-55+	47:22
8.	Savannah Camacho	19:58	228.	Mary Stallard2F-70+	32:37	62.	Russ Raymond/2-55+	49:54
9.	Todd Barnes/2-50+	19:58	240.	Anne Klinger/1F-65+	33:45	75.	Marci Mora	50:24
10.	Rob Sausedo/2-45+	20:00	242.	Ron Souza/2-70+	34:10	82.	Kristin Barneich	51:27
22.	Rachael Jelstrom	21:31	259.	Jean Spierling/3-70+	37:33	83.	Steve Harris	51:31
27.	Steve Wyer/1-55+	21:37				98.	Myrna Brown/2F-50+	53:11
29.	Kasey Urman/15	21:43		10K (153 finishers)		106.	Neil Silvers	53:46
36.	Steve Sharp/SLO	22:11	1.	Chris Stehula/SLO	32:25	111.	Heidi Harrison	54:12
37.	Alec Briones	22:17	2.	Linda Somers/AG/1F	35:40	119.	Laurel Posey	57:41
38.	Demetria Castanon	22:30	3.	Thomas Reiss/SLDC	35:40	130.	Jim Billuris	60:17
40.	David Jeffrey/2-55+	22:35	6.	Tim Norman	37:34	136.	Jeremy Perkins	63:26
41.	Rick Andrews/3-55+	22:52	10.	Kevin Cooper/1-45+	39:18
52.	Brian Fiorentino/14	23:19	11.	Nancy Steinmaus/2F	40:30		5K Walk (100 finishers)
53.	Eric Aranda	23:21	22.	Mary Cooper/2F-45+	42:33	11.	Melanie Aranda	40:43
57.	George McClintock	23:44	28.	Louis Moscardi	44:16	21.	Ralph Wright	42:31
58.	Talley Hill/7/A.G.	23:48	29.	Nancy Moscardi	44:37	33.	Eileen McClintock	45:12
83.	Taylor Castanon	25:11	30.	Matthew Shuck	44:41	34.	Lena McClintock	45:12
160.	Trisha Coffey	28:39	31.	Brad Keller	44:51	53.	Renee Silvers	48:46
198.	Chris Shuck/3F-55+	30:50	34.	Steve Nicklas	45:41

KENTFIELD, MAY 28 - MARIN MEMORIAL DAY 10K (518 finishers, Pacific Association Grand Prix Series race):

1. Sergio Reyes 30:56 .. 50. Carmelo Rios/ex-Cal Poly 35:28 .. 62. Mike Kriege/ex-CP 36:11 .. 69. Thom Triimble/ ex-Righetti HS 36:33 .. 94. Chris Craig/ex-CP 37:45 .. 430. Nova Poff/Davis/1F-70+ (Buffalo Chips/SLDC) 56:21.

SANTA MARIA, JUNE 2 - HERITAGE OAKS BANK ELKS PARADE ROUTE 5K

1.	Jesus Solis	15:55	19.	Joshua Ernst/SLO	21:54	55.	Ashley Ernstrom	25:48
3.	Adolfo Lopez/1-40+	17:55	22.	Elaine Campo/SB	22:38	64.	Heidi Harrison	26:23
7.	Oyuki Reyes/S.M./1-F	19:45	28.	Ken George/S.M.	23:21	86.	Monique Brunello	29:28
9.	Greg Hogerheiden	20:15	31.	Talley Hill/7/A.G.	23:42	101.	Edward Moats	31:25
12.	John S. Tiffin	20:37	32.	John Hogerheiden	23:50	102.	Michael Moats	31:25
15.	John M. Tiffin	21:10	50.	Michelle Hogerheiden	25:17		(134 finishers)

SACRAMENTO, JUNE 2 - CALIFORNIA STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS:

800 Meters - 9. Tonie Williams/SLO 2:14.22. 3200 Meters - 1. Jordan Hasay/Mission Prep 10:06.76.

Mission Prep star pulls away to win state title (by Joshua D. Scroggin, The Tribune) - Running to defend the title she won last year as a freshman, Jordan Hasay led from beginning to end, breaking away from runner-up Laurynne Chetelat of Davis in the final two laps and beating the rest of the field by more than 20 seconds. For Hasay, the race at Hughes Stadium was a return to the site of her last defeat when Chetelat edged her in the Meet of Champions earlier this season. This race quickly boiled down to Hasay and Chetelat who stuck close as the duo pulled away but by the end, Chetelat had fallen back. “I knew she would do that,” Hasay said. “But it caught up with her towards the end. It definitely helped me.” Hasay used the competition to speed to her fourth sub-10:10 time of the season in her ongoing quest to break 10 minutes. She’s a handful of seconds away but that goal took a backseat on Saturday. “It was lingering in the back of my mind,” Hasay said “but I just wanted to win the state title.”

SAN DIEGO, JUNE 3 - 10TH ANNUAL SAN DIEGO ROCK & ROLL MARATHON (15,958 finishers):

SLDC = 199. Mark Martins/Santa Margarita 3:07:35 .. 1506. Martina Kingman/Paso Robles 3:43:25 .. 4913. Joe Kingman/Paso Robles 4:22:07 .. 5211. Kristi Weddige/Morro Bay 4:25:13 .. 5253. Tamara Wickstrom/Atascadero 4:25:38 .. 5852. Liz Byrnes/Paso Robles 4:30:49 .. 6468. Jeff Cenoz/Grover Beach 4:36:38.

Others = 19. Jameson Mora/Arroyo Grande-Cal Poly (son of club member Marci Mora) 2:24:41 (marathon debut, 1st U.S. finisher).

ALL-TIME S.L.D.C TOP TEN AT THE ROCK & ROLL MARATHON – SAN DIEGO

1.	Adolfo Lopez/1998	2:44:51	1.	Kristen Orr/1998	3:01:04
2.	Bradley Cox/1999	2:58:14	2.	Kristie Lukes/1999	3:34:08
3.	Paul Prochaska/1998	3:00:11	3.	Mary Cooper/1998	3:39:27
4.	Bradley Cox/2000	3:04:48	4.	Bobbi Tomkins/2002	3:43:15
5.	Bradley Cox/2001	3:07:22	5.	Martina Kingman/2007	3:43:25
6.	Mark Martins/2007	3:07:35	6.	Kelly Bell/2001	3:59:47
7.	Tim Cullum/1998	3:11:29	7.	Jennifer Eichelberger/2004	4:02:38
8.	Ruben Peinado/1998	3:11:51	8.	Kelly Harrington/2004	4:02:38
9.	Charlie Joslin/1999	3:14:51	9.	Leslie Monaco/2002	4:10:17
10.	Charlie Joslin/2002	3:17:54	10.	Tina Lucas/2001