2004 Roxbury Race #21

MidSummer Championship

5.0 miles - Squire Rd.

July 10, 2004

8:30 am. 

   

Hunt & Kellogg Take Home The Goods

David Hunt and Katie Kellogg crossed the line victorious at this year's MidSummer Championship event.  Dave beat the tough Squire Rd. course in 30:23, 10 seconds in front of second place finisher T. Perrault.  Katie won the women's race in 35:28, besting second place finisher Laura Perrault by 28 seconds.

The race got off to a fast start, with New Fairfield's Jeff Nelson challenging the field to keep up.  He might have led wire to wire but for a wrong turn on the course.  In the end, Dave earned the win by fending off Perrault and Andrejczyk to take home his second Roxbury win this year.  For Katie, this was her fifth win, and she trails Theresa Krebs by just one win in that category.

For the Perrault's, this marks their first Roxbury race this year.  Second place finishes make for a very strong first showing, and we hope they'll join us again.

 Pictures

Lots of new pictures this week!  Up top is a picture of our MidSummer champs Dave Hunt and Katie Kellogg.  On the right is Laura Perrault gliding in ahead of Mike Mayer, Paul Teixeira and Mark Zerbe.  Below that is a shot of Scott Benjamin modeling one of those flashy Roxbury sweatshirts for Andrea and the rest of the crowd during the award ceremony.  At the bottom is Fossil's dragon.  It has been a fixture at the bottom of these pages for so long that I am afraid to remove it.

Did I get a picture of you?  Click here for more pictures from this race.

Marathons

    Response to the idea of a December Marathon has been positive.  Scott Benjamin has offered to take the lead in getting it organized.  Nothing is firm yet.  If you have ideas, talk to Scott, or talk to Fossil, or eMail Web Guy (address above)  We'll remind you of the issues.

  1. When?  Second week in December has been suggested.  Someone else suggested just telling people it's 2.4 miles, then surprising everyone.  
  2. Course - We're gradually converging on the idea of a longer loop, six to eight miles, at the beginning, followed several shorter loops, probably 3.55 miles.  This would make it so we could have LOTS of water stops with just a few volunteers.  However, the numbers don't work out to use the usual 6.4 mile Falls Road loop.  Any suggestions for a fairly un-Alp-like opening loop?
  3. Relays?  Some people like to do Marathon Relays.  Would we want to include that, too?  How about a half-marathon at the same time?   (Answer: People seem to think we should include a marathon relay.)
  4. Who?  Who wants to take charge of all this? (Answer:  Scott Benjamin, plus whoever wants to help)

   

 

 

 The Roxbury Races are now listed on the Internet both on RunningInTheUSA and on HiTekRacing.com

 

   

 

This week's results  

   

1 30.23 David Hunt 17 ( 6.05 min per mile )
2 30.33 T. Perrault 43 ( 6.07 min per mile )
3 30.44 Mark Andrejczyk 31 ( 6.09 min per mile )
4 31.20 Ken Moffitt 51 ( 6.16 min per mile )
5 31.24 Ken Merrick 35 ( 6.17 min per mile )
6 31.52 Pete Gillen 22 ( 6.22 min per mile )
7 32.13 Andrew Morehouse 37 ( 6.27 min per mile )
8 32.16 Nelson Azevedo 45 ( 6.27 min per mile )
9 32.20 Mark LoSacco 35 ( 6.28 min per mile )
10 32.57 Adam Levy 19 ( 6.35 min per mile )
11 33.36 Lou Denaro 44 ( 6.43 min per mile )
12 34.09 Jeff Tindell 54 ( 6.50 min per mile )
13 34.13 Jeff Nelson   ( 6.51 min per mile )
14 35.18 Charlie Greystone 49 ( 7.04 min per mile )
15 35.28 Katie Kellogg 18 ( 7.06 min per mile )
16 35.56 Laura Perrault 39 ( 7.11 min per mile )
17 36.07 Mike Mayer 42 ( 7.13 min per mile )
18 36.12 Paul Teixeira 45 ( 7.14 min per mile )
19 36.20 Mark Zerbe 43 ( 7.16 min per mile )
20 36.31 Theresa Krebs 35 ( 7.18 min per mile )
21 37.16 Tom Siegel 42 ( 7.27 min per mile )
22 37.48 Ross Levy 53 ( 7.34 min per mile )
23 37.57 Chris Childs 45 ( 7.35 min per mile )
24 38.31 Andrea Behling 25 ( 7.42 min per mile )
25 38.54 Scott Benjamin 46 ( 7.47 min per mile )
26 39.41 Chris Norris 35 ( 7.56 min per mile )
27 39.42 Tom McNulty 38 ( 7.56 min per mile )
28 41.04 Kurt Thoennessen 25 ( 8.13 min per mile )
29 41.26 Hugh Fullman 47 ( 8.17 min per mile )
30 42.24 Lynn Zuback 38 ( 8.29 min per mile )
31 42.32 Ken Burke 58 ( 8.30 min per mile )
32 43.22 Paul Butler 46 ( 8.40 min per mile )
33 43.33 Katie Fullman 16 ( 8.43 min per mile )
34 43.36 Walt Schuttler 52 ( 8.43 min per mile )
35 44.27 Kyle Knight 37 ( 8.53 min per mile )
36 44.45 H. Gananca 32 ( 8.57 min per mile )
37 45.00 Mo Van Moffaert 44 ( 9.00 min per mile )
38 45.28 Craig Hunt 13 ( 9.06 min per mile )
39 45.47 Charlie Euston 60 ( 9.09 min per mile )
40 46.45 Chris Powderly 51 ( 9.21 min per mile )
41 47.51 Wendy Carlson
 		 ( 9.34 min per mile )
42 48.44 George Hermann 46 ( 9.45 min per mile )
43 48.59 Steve Schoeller 49 ( 9.48 min per mile )
44 51.34 Janet Levy 50 ( 10.19 min per mile )
45 53.40 Greg Nolting 50 ( 10.44 min per mile )
46 56.20 Prasama Sangkachand 45 ( 11.16 min per mile )
47 58.00 Corinne Bellemare 46 ( 11.36 min per mile )
48 60.08 Mort Bloombay
 		 ( 12.02 min per mile )
2.4 Mi. Alternate Course
49 19.05 Bob Lewis 39 ( 7.57 min per mile )
1.85 Mi. Alternate Course
50 19.45 Carl Hunt 53 ( 10.41 min per mile )
51 22.30 Ryan Cote 12 ( 12.10 min per mile )
1.5 Mi. Alternate Course
52 21.00 Fay Hunt 46 ( 14.00 min per mile )

 

 

Created July 10, 2004

 

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