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Komen National Race for the Cure 5K
Eric Kweder wins in 15:01 and Michelle Scott of Kentucky flies away with win in 17:32
Saturday, June 1, 2002 Washington, DC The Washington Running Report Photos by Drew Woodrich
Casey Smith, 22, of Arlington finished second in the women's
division with a time of 17:58. Stefan Wiesen (shades), 30, of
Washington ran 17:59 and Charles Swartz, 14, of Manassas
finished fifth in his age group with a time of 18:01.
"Awareness about breast cancer has never been greater."
Remarks from President Bush on June 1, 2001 for the Komen
National Race for the Cure:Laura and I want to recognize those who have had breast cancer.
We appreciate your courage. You've endured, and many of you are
still undergoing, one of life's toughest and most terrifying
struggles. In your suffering you have demonstrated dignity and
determination, grit and grace, courage and character. And
through your fight against cancer you have become witnesses to
the power of hope. You've had the support of your families. They've suffered with
you; they have remained faithful in their love for you; and we
want to thank them, as well. Breast cancer, as you know, is the second most common type of
cancer amongst women in the United States. Every three minutes
brings a new case. Every 13 minutes brings another death from
breast cancer. Yet, we also live in a profoundly hopeful time.
Fewer women are dying of breast cancer each year. Awareness
about breast cancer has never been greater. We've made progress
in early detection and screening; we're seeing better and more
effective treatment. New drugs offer exciting possibilities.
And we are gathering a wealth of information about how cancer
works at its most basic molecular level.
Top Male & Female Finishers
Overall Men
Pl Name Age Hometown Time
1 Eric Kweder 24 Alexandria, VA 15:01
2 Chris Banks 24 Springfield, VA 15:07
3 Andrey Kuznetsov 43 Gaithersburg, MD 15:11
4 Jeff Scott 30 Bowling Green, KY 15:18
5 Brian Woodbury 31 Arlington, VA 16:01
6 Chris Farley 26 Arlington, VA 16:10
7 Thomas McCarney 26 Arlington, VA 16:18
8 Joseph Racine 24 Arlington, VA 16:35
9 Russell Riner 19 Louisville, KY 16:39
10 Ted Poulos 40 McLean, VA 16:44
11 Dan Lawson 46 Gaithersburg, MD 16:48
12 Daniel Virgets 20 Annapolis, MD 16:56
13 Michael Wilson 37 Leesburg, VA 17:00
14 Joe Medrano IV 24 Corpus Christi, TX 17:01
15 Brendan Fitzgibbon 22 Durham, NC 17:11
16 Jordan Klingsberg 34 Washington, DC 17:14
17 Gary Grilliot 38 Ashburn, VA 17:17
18 Adam Lichtenfels 17 Springfield, VA 17:28
19 Peter Kirk 45 Rockville, MD 17:29
20 Patrick Schooley 31 Herndon, VA 17:30
21 Rudy Robinson 45 Lanham, MD 17:31
22 Marty Horan 42 Gaithersburg, MD 17:36
23 Todd Grignon 23 Alexandria, VA 17:38
24 Philip Mattson 26 Clifton, VA 17:40
25 John Dugan 31 Arlington, VA 17:47Overall Women
1 Michelle Scott 32 Bowling Green, KY 17:32
2 Casey Smith 22 Arlington, VA 17:58
3 Meghan McLaughlin 23 Vienna, VA 18:06
4 Anne Granger 24 Ellicott City, MD 18:31
5 Chrisina Waite 26 Bethesda, MD 18:52
6 Lory Gray 22 Alexandria, VA 18:54
7 Gelsey Lynn 23 Arlington, VA 19:04
8 Katie Filpczyk 26 Rockville, MD 19:07
9 Barbara Fallon 28 Arlington, VA 19:14
10 Susannah Kvasnicka 30 Great Falls, VA 19:28
11 Ramona Bean 24 Alexandria, VA 19:36
12 Danielle St Louis 23 Lynbrook, NY 19:36
13 Carly Vynne 26 Washington, DC 19:37
14 Maria Kozloski 37 Washington, DC 19:52
15 Lorrin Higgins 25 Arlington, VA 19:53
16 Kim Trenbath 24 Arlington, VA 19:56
17 Melanie Gedrich 20 Annandale, VA 19:58
18 Susan Maher 35 Arlington, VA 20:04
19 Fanny Reza 26 College Park, MD 20:14
20 Britton Stackhouse 22 Arlington, VA 20:20
21 Shannon Banks 20 Springfield, VA 20:36
22 Betty Blank 49 Falls Church, VA 20:41
23 Sandy Wallsch 36 Conover, NC 20:46
24 Bev Veals 38 Newton, NC 20:47
25 Lauren Liao 21 Plano, TX 20:53
For complete results, see
Race for the Cure and scroll to bottom of page
- Photo left to right: Jeff Scott, 4th place in 15:18; Eric Kweder, winner in 15:01; Chris Banks, 2nd in 15:07 set a strong pace from the start on Independence
- It was a beautiful, warm day to run or stroll by the Capitol
- Third place women's finisher Meghan McLaughlin heads west on Pennsylvania Avenue to finish in 18:06
- As thousands tackle the hill on Constitution Avenue (background), Brian Woodbury heads home to finish fifth in 16:01
- Enthusiastic flag waving on the run while Colin Fitzpatrick, Falls Church (green shirt) and Alexandra Isern, Washington (white cap) run steady to finish under thirty minutes for the 5K
- Keeping up a fast pace: Chrisina Waite, Bethesda, finished as fifth woman in 18:52; Richard Pica II, Fort Washington, ran 18:50
A view west on Independence Avenue as a varied assembly of
runners begin the run
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