** RESULTS **

PENSACOLA, FLORIDA, FEBRUARY 2 - 11TH ANNUAL DOUBLE BRIDGE 15K (940 finishers):

1. Christian Hesch/CA (Morro Bay) 45:34 .. 2. Sammy Kiplagat/AL (Kenya) 45:43 .. 3. Mark Carroll/RI (Ireland) 46:30.

HUNTINGTON BEACH, FEB. 3 - SURF CITY (PACIFIC SHORELINE) MARATHON, HALF MARATHON, & 5K:

5K (2,265 finishers) - 792. Randall Hill/S.L.O. 32:18 .. 795. Stacy Matsura/S.L.O. 32:19. (no entries from SLDC)

Half Marathon (8,402 finishers) - 1. Peter Gilmore/San Mateo 1:03:53 .. 4. Sergio Reyes/ex-Los Osos 1:04:38 .. 6. Ben Bruce/S.L.O. (ex-Cal Poly) 1:06:13 .. 28. Kevin Broady/ex-Cal Poly 1:13:19 (1-40+) .. 46. Stephanie Rothstein/2-F 1:16:52 .. 58. Kelly Flathers/ex-Cal Poly 1:19:36 (7-F) .. 60. Jennifer DeRego/S.L.O. (ex-Cal Poly) 1:19:43 (8-F) .. 4756. Charlie Unger/Morro Bay-SLDC 2:21:55 (7th-70/74).

Marathon (1,075 finishers) - 961. Neil Silvers/Arroyo Grande-SLDC 5:41:52 .. 962. Nancy Hixson 5:41:52.

SAN FRANCISCO, FEBRUARY 3 - KAISER PERMANENTE S.F. HALF MARATHON (4,691 finishers):

1805. Debbie Dorney/Arroyo Grande-SLDC 1:58:08 (10th-55/59F). Others - 2311. Patty Haase/A.G. 2:04:56 .. 2568. Linda Shotwell/S.L.O. 2:08:00.

DAVIS, FEBRUARY 3 - DAVIS STAMPEDE: 5K (629 finishers) - 32. Nancy Steinmaus 20:36 (3F-O/A & 1F-40/44).

This is Davis’ biggest race with 1800+ runners competing in the 5K, 10K, and half marathon.

VENTU

RA, FEBRUARY 3 - VENTURA HALF MARATHON (400 runners): Sean McRae 1:32 .. Mark Ernstrom 1:54.

SAN LUIS OBISPO, FEBRUARY 9 - CUESTA COLLEGE ALL-COMERS TRACK & FIELD MEET:

800 Meters - Savannah Camacho/SLDC 2:19.74.

1500 Meters - Nathan Baldwin 4:46.47 .. Kasey Urman/SLDC 5:35.03.

3000 Meters - 1. Jameson Mora/Aggies 8:35.72 .. 2. Chris Stehula/Cuesta 8:46.39 .. 4. Ben Siqueiros/MP 9:19.29 .. 6. Jordan Hasay/MP-SLDC 9:23.90 (PR) .. 7. Matt Ruane/Aggies-SLDC 9:38.22 .. 10. Nathan Baldwin/Coast Union HS-SLDC 10:06.10.

From DyeStatCal.com (by Rich Gonzalez) - Mission Prep junior Jordan Hasay threw on her spikes for a health test and gave two thumbs up to her performance, a 9:23.90 clocking for 3000 meters that moved her to #15 on the all-time high school list. Hasay, who suffered a foot injury in December, placed sixth in a mixed-gender all-comers race. "I was happy with the personal record but I was hoping to run a little faster," Hasay explained. "I ended up running way too fast at the start." Hasay estimated her opening 200 meters to be about 32 seconds as she got caught up as several collegians bolted out quickly at the race's start. Jameson Mora, a graduate of Canyon HS and Cal Poly, won in 8:35.72 as the first three athletes broke 8:50. Ben Siqueiros, son of Hasay's coach Armando Siqueiros and a friend who has paced her in time trials before, placed fourth in 9:19.29. "The main reason I ran was to test my foot," added Hasay, "and the good news is that I didn't do any damage to it so San Diego is still a go!" Hasay will run in the Juniors race at the USATF Cross-Country Championship this weekend.

SAN LUIS OBISPO, FEBRUARY 10 - CAL POLY TRIATHLON CLUB CHAINS OF LOVE 5K, 10K, & 15K:

5K - Robyn Schmidt/1F-40+ 20:35 .. Alec Briones/1-50+ 20:47 .. Liz North/2F-40+ 21:44 .. Morgan Kingman 31:45 .. Chris Shuck 32:41.

10K - Matthew Shuck 48:22 .. Joe & Martina Kingman (couples division) 49:47. Others (no times listed) - Loryn Bedell, Kasey Urman.

15K - 1. Paul Lee/40+ 61:17 .. Jory Hallanan/1-50+ 67:00 .. Russ Raymond/2-50+ 76:52. (250 participants, all races).

SAN DIEGO, FEBRUARY 16 - U. S. A. T. & F. NATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS:

Junior Women’s 6K (53 finishers) - 1. Jordan Hasay/Arroyo Grande-SLDC 20:32. From The Tribune - Mission Prep junior Jordan Hasay won the USATF Cross Country Championships Junior Women’s 6K on Saturday in 20:32 at Mission Bay Park in San Diego, her second consecutive title. “As far as my cross-country season, it’s the highlight because I didn’t do as well as I hoped at Foot Locker,” said Hasay. Hasay confirmed she will not compete at the World Championships in Scotland on March 30, although she qualified to do so. Instead, she will focus on her prep track season. Arroyo Grande native Hasay — running as a member of the San Luis Distance Club — was 13 seconds better than Stanford freshman Alex Gits. The junior national meet is for runners 19 and younger.

Masters Men’s 8K (181 finishers) - 9. Andy DiConti/45/San Gabriel-Team Runners High (ex-Cal Poly) 27:02.

Masters Women’s 8K (62 finishers) - 31. Mary Ryzner/54/Escondido-San Diego Track Club (ex-SLDC) 37:06.

Open Men’s 12K (162 fin.) - 19. Ben Bruce/Asics 36:54 .. 46. Philip Reid/Aggies 38:15 .. 47. Sergio Reyes 38:17.

Open Women’s 8K (81 finishers) - 24. Kara June/SLO-Aggies 28:28 .. 37. Kelly Flathers/Cal Coast TC (ex-Cal Poly) 29:45.

Hasay repeats as USA Junior champion by Kenny Cress, Santa Maria Times Sports Writer

SAN DIEGO - Jordan Hasay went with the lead pack this time and the strategy paid off. Ditching the front runner role she took at the Foot Locker race, the Mission Prep junior ran with the leaders this time through 4 KM and then pulled away to win the USATF Junior Women's Cross Country Nationals in 20:32 at Mission Park. “The pace was pretty slow - 5:30 for the first mile,” Hasay said in a post-race interview. “The plan was for me to stay with the pack and make a move later.” Hasay stuck with that strategy and reaped another national championship as a reward. Hasay gapped the rest of the lead pack just past 4K. “When I made a move, the crowd kept yelling to me how much of a lead I had. The course curved around and I could tell how much I was in front. I took it easy a bit down the stretch but my finish still felt strong.” Saturday marked Hasay's first successful national title defense. “It feels nice to defend,” she said. Hasay hopes to race at the United States Olympic Track and Field Trials in either the 1,500 or 5,000. She has met the 1,500 Trials “B” qualifying standard with a 4:16.98 but she hopes track preparation will help her cut her time and give her a better shot at making the 30-runner field. “I'm really happy about my time today. That's a big PR for me,” she said. “It's hard to compare, though, because the race was at altitude last year.” Besides being immensely satisfying, her win was painless. Swelling around a metatarsal bone on the ball of her left foot had limited her training for weeks. Hasay said she felt no pain during a 3,000 at Cuesta College last Saturday and none after the race at Mission Park. “The foot is doing fine now,” she said. “That's a big relief.” Hasay said she is not close to a decision on a college but “I'll visit Stanford, Oregon. and Washington during the summer. They're all strong distance schools. Beyond that I'm keeping my options open,” she said.

SAN MIGUEL, FEB. 16 - 8TH BUZZ MARATHON, HALF MARATHON, 5K, & YOUTH MILE (at Camp Roberts):

SLDC had 16 runners in the today’s races ranging in age from 11 to 60 and 14 came away with medals for placing in the top three of their divisions with Tim Crowley & Joe Morriss losing out only because they were up against multiple other club members in their division. The event was directed by Eileen Rogers to raise funds for the athletic and extra-curricular programs at Lillian Larsen Elementary School in San Miguel.

Youth Mile (12 finishers) - 1. Pedro De La Rosa/12/Seaside 6:52.

5K (26 finishers) - 1. Jacob Moore/16/PRHS 19:06 (New meet record - the old mark was 19:24 by Steve McAllen. The women’s record is 20:07 by SLDC’s Loryn Bedell in 2007) .. 2. Bailey Hungerford/11 22:14 .. 6. Stan Rosenfield/1-60+ 27:20 .. 10. Chris Shuck/1F-60+ 33:00 .. 15. Suze Crowley/2F-50+ 37:46.

Half Marathon (87 finishers) - SLDC = 5. Patrick Connolly/1-50+ 1:33:17 .. 6. Steve von Dohlen/2-40+ 1:34:03 .. 9. Paul Lee/3-40+ 1:34:45 .. 10. Tim Crowley/4-40+ 1:36:49 .. 13. Alec Briones/3-50+ 1:37:39 .. 14. Matthew Shuck/3-20+ 1:38:11 .. 18. Martina Kingman/2F-40+ 1:42:57 .. 28. Joe Morriss Sr. /6-50+ .. 41. Debbie Dorney/3F-50+ 1:56:11. Others = 1. Scott Tunder/Santa Maria 1:25:24 .. 2. Stephanie Nunes/SLO/1-F 1:26:55 (women’s course record) .. 20. Sheila McCann/SLO/3F-40+ 1:43:35 .. 24. Leah Etling/Santa Ynez 1:45:00 .. 59. Linda Shotwell/SLO 2:07:00.

Marathon (63 finishers) - 1. Hank Elgin 2:56:28 (course record, first Buzz Marathon finisher to break three hours, #1 SLDC time so far in 2008) .. 5. Dave Hungerford/2-40+ 3:18:28 .. 6.Jory Hallanan/1-60+ 3:28:39. The women’s marathon record is 3:31:31 set in 2007 by SLDC’s Suzanne Wetzel.

S.L.D.C. ALL TIME TOP TEN AT THE BUZZ - CAMP ROBERTS/SAN MIGUEL MARATHON

1.	Hank Elgin/2008	2:56:28	6.	Suzanne Wetzel/2007	3:31:31
2.	Jim Dempsey/2001	3:16:00	7.	Sean McRae/2007	3:36:25
3.	Dave Hungerford/2008	3:18:28	8.	Steve von Dohlen/2004	3:45:07
4.	Steve von Dohlen/2005	3:23:35	9.	Elizabeth North/2007	3:45:50
5.	Jory Hallanan/2008	3:29:39	10.	Steve von Dohlen/2007	3:57:22

OAKLAND, FEBRUARY 16 - PACIFIC COAST TRAILS SEQUOIA TRAIL RUNS:

30K (100 finishers) - 69. Beverly Escobar 4:10:44. 50K (66 finishers) - 22. Luis Escobar 5:44:38.