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3.55 miles - up Hemlock March 30, 2002 |
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Pam Quist teaches elementary school in New Fairfield. JT Schemm teaches science in New Milford. Between them, they gave this week's field in Roxbury a running lesson, winning their respective divisions by comfortable margins. To add to the theme, second place Mike Abraham also teaches in New Milford. You don't have to be a teacher to run Roxbury, though. Second place woman Kyle Gancher runs an ice cream store in Waterbury.
The front of the race soon broke up into three groups of two each. In their respective duels, JT slowly pulled away from Mike, and had enough of a lead that he was able to give most of it back on the big hill up Hemlock and still hold on for the win. Jay Kuenzle and Adam Kozak had a similar battle for third place. Back farther, The Old Fossil tried twice to put away Keyless Bob, once with a surge past the General Store, and then with climbing the hill. Though Keyless claimed his foot was ailing because of the over-enthusiastic ministrations of a podiatrist treating a nasty wart, he still answered the challenges and pulled away by a decisive margin.
Kyle Gancher continues her miraculous recovery, finishing a respectable minute and a half behind Winner Pam, and a minute ahead of the folks she ran with last week. Boston Marathon is only two weeks away, April 15, and it's looking like she'll be able to do it. The publicity folks there have included her story on their page of Human Interest stories at their web site. A close reading of that page might turn up, buried in the fine print, the name of another Roxbury Regular.
This week's upper photo features Homeboy Jay Kuenzle trying to warm up before last week's race. The lower picture is this week's winner JT Schemm, with Keyless Bob in the background. This is from a year ago, when both of them were much slower than they are now, the first time JT beat boB, and before either of them could beat the Fossil.
The Roxbury Races are now
listed on the Internet both on CoolRunning.com
and on HiTekRacing.com.
(when available)
This week's Roxbury
results
| 1 | JT Schemm | 26 | 21.27 | ( | 6.03 | min per mile) |
| 2 | Mike Abraham | 42 | 21.42 | ( | 6.07 | min per mile) |
| 3 | Jay Kuenzle | 44 | 21.51 | ( | 6.09 | min per mile) |
| 4 | Adam Kozak | 20 | 22.00 | ( | 6.12 | min per mile) |
| 5 | Bob Derringer | 40 | 22.12 | ( | 6.15 | min per mile) |
| 6 | Ed Sandifer | 50 | 22.36 | ( | 6.22 | min per mile) |
| 7 | Vernon LeRoux | 47 | 22.51 | ( | 6.26 | min per mile) |
| 8 | Chas Greystone | 46 | 23.06 | ( | 6.30 | min per mile) |
| 9 | Chris DePalma | 35 | 23.13 | ( | 6.32 | min per mile) |
| 10 | Nate Beatty | 15 | 23.19 | ( | 6.34 | min per mile) |
| 11 | Steve Benoit | 49 | 23.31 | ( | 6.37 | min per mile) |
| 12 | Mark Zerbe | 41 | 24.02 | ( | 6.46 | min per mile) |
| 13 | Pam Quist | 38 | 24.10 | ( | 6.48 | min per mile) |
| 14 | Paul Teixeira | 42 | 24.10 | ( | 6.48 | min per mile) |
| 15 | Scott Benjamin | 44 | 24.51 | ( | 7.00 | min per mile) |
| 16 | Gregg Scribner | 29 | 25.16 | ( | 7.07 | min per mile) |
| 17 | Brian Gildea | 40 | 25.30 | ( | 7.11 | min per mile) |
| 18 | Bill Euerle | 57 | 25.32 | ( | 7.12 | min per mile) |
| 19 | Kyle Gancher | 35 | 25.46 | ( | 7.15 | min per mile) |
| 20 | Al Curtis | 39 | 25.54 | ( | 7.18 | min per mile) |
| 21 | Mark Andrejczyk | 28 | 26.07 | ( | 7.21 | min per mile) |
| 22 | John Adomelis | 47 | 26.17 | ( | 7.24 | min per mile) |
| 23 | Harry Ong | 62 | 26.28 | ( | 7.27 | min per mile) |
| 24 | Chris Childs | 43 | 26.33 | ( | 7.29 | min per mile) |
| 25 | Pat Battles | 41 | 26.44 | ( | 7.32 | min per mile) |
| 26 | Lynn Zuback | 36 | 26.50 | ( | 7.34 | min per mile) |
| 27 | Peg Molina | 44 | 27.07 | ( | 7.38 | min per mile) |
| 28 | John Murphy Jr | 27.20 | ( | 7.42 | min per mile) | |
| 29 | Judy Wilson | 42 | 27.33 | ( | 7.46 | min per mile) |
| 30 | Tom McNulty | 36 | 27.44 | ( | 7.49 | min per mile) |
| 31 | Nora Hulton | 38 | 28.02 | ( | 7.54 | min per mile) |
| 32 | Carl Hunt | 50 | 28.17 | ( | 7.58 | min per mile) |
| 33 | Bob Lewis | 37 | 28.22 | ( | 7.59 | min per mile) |
| 34 | Amy Freeman | 18 | 28.25 | ( | 8.00 | min per mile) |
| 35 | Gisela Boelhouwer | 37 | 28.39 | ( | 8.04 | min per mile) |
| 36 | Bob Satterlee | 53 | 28.46 | ( | 8.06 | min per mile) |
| 37 | Chris Powderly | 49 | 28.49 | ( | 8.07 | min per mile) |
| 38 | Mo van Moffaert | 42 | 29.12 | ( | 8.14 | min per mile) |
| 39 | Terry Lyons | 41 | 29.26 | ( | 8.17 | min per mile) |
| 40 | Paul Butler | 44 | 30.43 | ( | 8.39 | min per mile) |
| 41 | Doug Doerwald | 44 | 30.58 | ( | 8.43 | min per mile) |
| 42 | Al Mletzko | 50 | 31.18 | ( | 8.49 | min per mile) |
| 43 | Betsy Daniels | 41 | 32.51 | ( | 9.15 | min per mile) |
| 44 | Katie Neils | 9 | 35.57 | ( | 10.08 | min per mile) |
| 45 | Ron Karl | 60 | 36.45 | ( | 10.21 | min per mile) |
| 46 | Corinne Bellemare | 43 | 37.17 | ( | 10.30 | min per mile) |
| Alt .82 mi | ||||||
| 48 | April Neils | 13.13 | ( | 16.07 | min per mile) | |
| 47 | Ken Neils | 58 | 13.52 | ( | 16.55 | min per mile) |
| Alt .41 mi | ||||||
| 49 | Liliana Neils | 12.54 | ( | 31.28 | min per mile) |
Last modified: March 30, 2002