Navigation
Welcome to the Washington Running Report
Harris Teeter Presents YMCA Leesburg 10K & 20K: A Waltz in the Park
By James Moreland
August 9, 2009
Leesburg, VA
For the Washington Running Report
They never listen. With dire predictions of extreme humidity to match the rising temperatures, the crew told everyone to forget about personal records and concentrate on survival. Announcer Lyman Jordan spent much of the dawn hour urging caution. Shortly before 7:30 a.m., Eric Makovsky again graced us with his excellent rendition of the National Anthem. Then he strapped on his Chronotrack D-tag and joined 1300 plus racers at the starting line. More than 600 men and women in the 20K and exactly 354 each (men and women) in the 10K charged down Harrison Street leaving Market Station and a touch of sanity behind.
In the first exuberant rush down the hill it would be hard to distinguish which race each runner was in. Runners in the longer race faced the ever growing heat and the added delight of a long 1.5 mile climb at the halfway point. At the start, veteran long distance man Michael Wardian knew that conditions were not ripe to take down Aaron Church's 1:04:29 masterpiece set on a kinder day in 2006. Not that Wardian had not had his share of hot race days (see his report on the Marathon des Sables) and ultra marathon victories. Since 2004 when the 20K began, Wardian has raced in 62 marathons finishing in the top three 42 times while winning 14 outright. The opening start photo shows him letting quite a few runners take an early lead. Oh, and he won this race last year in 1:06:28, the third fastest time on the course.
Two former top Ranked Runners, Gurmessa Megerssa and Steven Crane, lit out quickly. Both had excellent credentials. Crane had set the course record just last year in 30:58. Megeressa has been winning all summer including a 19:53 at the PRR Twilight Festival 4 Miler, another of the races in the Loudoun Race Series, ahead of Aaron Church (20:07). Church won the 20K three straight years (2005-07). As runners in the 20K enviously watched, Megerssa quickly darted back down the W&OD trail nearly catching the lead bike. At mile four, Crane was about one hundred yards back and he battled hard to maintain the distance. By the finish Megressa (in photo) scrambled up the final hill as if were flat and jubilantly took the crown. His time of 31:27 did not best Crane's event record from last year. Crane hurried in next in 31:58.
Third place was run in a standout time of 33:14 by Benjamin Ingram (32) of Baltimore, MD. Fourth place Justin Fritzius was another player at the Twilight Festival finishing third in 20:35 to add to a couple of solid 5K wins. Today, the heat advised him to settle back for a respectable 33:55. Not surprisingly, most of the top runners were young. The first runner with any mileage was Victor Cretella (39) of New Market, MD in 36:59. Cretella is an avid track fan. For the last three years, he has been the overall champion at the Frederick Steeplechasers Decathlon Series. This unique series consists of ten straight weeks of running distances from 200M to 3200M and receiving an age adjusted time. Often he was the overall winner before he added a time adjustment.
The 12th place finisher, Brian Schimdt (41, photo right) knows all about Leesburg weather. He set the first standard
for submasters finishing third overall in the 20K in 1:10:01. This year he was again the first Leesburg resident and winner of the masters division in 37:18. James Dunn (48) was next for Leesburg and first for his division with 39:28. Last year Jason Page (64) of Hamilton, VA lost an epic battle with Bill Joyce in the 10K 39:17 to 39:36. Last year Bill Joyce, then 64, was so toasted at the hot Twilight Festival 4M that he dropped out of the race. Inexplicably, this year he decided to race the 20K on this hottest of days/daze. No problem for Page; he sighted in on Richard Adams. Jr. (58) of Herndon, VA. Adams had been geared up for the race upon hearing a rumor that his winning days may have passed by. Though Page and Adams will rarely have an opportunity to race in the same division, perhaps later a 60-69, nobody wants to get caught. Adams prevailed in 40:39 as top grandmaster while Page won his division in 41:00.
So what happened to the young grandmasters? Former Frederick Steeplechaser President Brent Phillips (54) decided to came back and "see how slow I have become." Then he proceeded to take down the division in a not-so-slow 42:58.
Jerry Lewis (75) of Reston, VA lives to take down records. In 2006 he set the 70 and older record in 1:41:32. He stayed with the 20K, winning last year with no real chance at Dixon Hemphill's 47:40 for the 10K. Then this summer he "vacationed" in Copenhagen. His story about his marathon will be in the upcoming September/October Washington Running Report. Fully rested, he took on the late Ray Blue's 75 and older time of 55:43 set in 1999. He beat the heat back to the barn in a new event record 53:19.
The Washington Post had an article about A/C settings and claimed that women prefer it to be warmer. 
I laughed myself silly. In the 10K half the top dozen were masters runners. Alisa Harvey has a problem with heat. Her blazing speed generates a lot of heat. At 43, her pre race plan was to take it easy on the course. She really did, though she punished the rest of the field. She won it all in a nifty 38:50, more than a minute ahead of a very talented runner, Mary Davison of Bristow, VA (in photo). Remember that Harvey had finished in 37:07 last year with third overall and set the masters record on a day when the event record had been broken (35:44). She also has the submasters record along with Heidi Gerken with 36:42. Jenny Fitzgerald (29) of Woodbridge, VA was third in 40:28.
Anita Freres (44) of Reston, VA got a late start but hung in to win her division in 44:53. For sure, she was not happy with her time but believe me it was brutal out there.
As a veteran of nearly 2,000 races, including a 50 Mile win where I lost 27 pounds due to heat, I state, for the record, "This was the toughest race I have ever raced."
Peggy Davis (57) of Vienna, VA was tops in the grandmasters winning a net time battle with Linda Kearney (62) of Oak Hill, VA. Both racers finished in 50:25.
Back in the 20K Michael Wardian (in photo) looked totally relaxed, eschewing the water station as if he had not a care in the world. After finishing second to event record holder Aaron Church in 2005-06, Michael skipped a year. Church won in 2007 and has not yet returned. Wardian won last year and this year's victory was in 1:07:09, missing his second best effort in 2006 by a mere second. Last year he won handily by
two minutes in 1:06:28. This year Bart Borghuis (1:08:57 in 2008) was feeling the heat. He was pressing hard in the final downhill miles, not so much to catch Wardian but to hold place. George Ingham had finished sixth last year in 1:10:32. This year in much hotter weather he thought he saw his chance to catch Borghuis. He raced a marvelous 1:10:15 but Borghuis somehow held him off during the final climb up Harrison Street to prevail in 1:10:14.
What a difference a year makes. Chris Hague was last year's teen champion in 1:13:34. This year the lad from Kensington, MD turned 20 and sported a nifty 1:11:20. Fifth place Matt Woods (29) of Falls Church, VA, sometimes known by his first name of John, took charge of his division with a fine 1:12:09. Andrew Rolph was next in 1:13:40. Then the following trio was so close it was really hard to tell who the victor was. Seventh place Bert Jacoby of Fredericksburg, VA (1:14:02) thought he might have been a shadow behind eighth place Stephen Ketcham of Lorton, VA (1:14:03). Ninth place Chris Desilets (22) of Silver Spring, MD roared in next with 1:14:08. The tenth finisher, J. D. Palmer of Chantilly, VA, was the runner-up last year in 1:08:28. This year he was way off his normal great form.
Songster Eric Makovsky of Washington, DC had an excellent 1:17:33 but lurking behind him, M.J. Benna (37) of Stafford, VA had started more than a minute late, taking the victory with a superior net time though Makovsky finished a hundred meters ahead of him. Way back in 2006 Chris Hamley (44) set the masters record in 1:12:49. This year he won in 1:17:19. He will be looking for a cool 2010 to help return to form so that he can measure up to Paul Okerberg's 45-49 record of 1:12:59 set in 2004.
The grand master records look pretty untouchable. Since-retired Norton Compton holds the 50-54 honors with 1:17:22. Pretender to the Moeser throne, Alan Pemberton won the 55-59 last year. He finally wrenched one of the four records (55-59 and 60-64 for both distances) held by Patrick Griffith with a great 1:17:44. Mike Lehman (54) of Harrisonburg, VA took the top spot in 1:23:05. Gary Grimsley (55) of Springfield, VA is a cousin of Compton. He claims he does better in hot weather. With a 1:20:00 PR in the 20K, he was hoping for a shot at the record. He was warned it was too hot. Then for some reason he got a late start of two and a half minutes. He finally tracked down race leader Jay Wind (1:29:49) about halfway into the race. Wind, with a strong tradition for fast finishes, could not hold on and Grimsley won in 1:27:43. Two of the four grandmasters that crossed the line in front of him are 54.Meanwhile in the sixties, Lou Shapiro was trying to hold place and maybe his event record of 1:28:21 from 2007. It was not to be. Bill Joyce (65) of Herndon, VA was just too strong, motoring away to a 1:26:13 changing of the guard. Shapiro ran an excellent runner-up in 1:30:04. For the 60-64 Ronnie Wong (62) of Catonsville, MD was sporting a new summer haircut. Bernard Wright (62) of Pomfret, MD was pushing hard and could see Wong just up the trail but victory would belong to Wong in 1:28:19.
Diminutive Phoebe Ko (26) of Baltimore, MD had no one to push her. Not that event record holder Mary Kate Bailey (2006) had anyone tagging along when she set the record. She had run 1:13:50 to best Cathy Pugsley and her submasters record 1:20:10 by a mile. Ko's edge was more like a half mile and Elena Orlova (39) of Gaithersburg, MD, with 1:17:34, is getting ready to set the masters world on fire. The fourth and final 20K record was set by Naoko Ishibe (40) of Fairfax, VA (in photo) in 1:21:16. She was told before the race to start slower on the hot day with the opening 4.5 mile climb and then the final descent might provide a negative split. She ran a solid effort, being overtaken by fourth place Mary Beth Muething 1:20:38 in the final miles. She ended up sixth, never seeing Meredith Curs (32) of Charlottesville, VA who started late by a minute, finishing in 1:21:55.
Third and fourth battled each other and stayed close to Orlova. Meghan Ridgly ran 1:18:07, while Melissa Rittenhouse (33) of Harrisonburg, VA followed in 1:18:36. Last year Ridgly had been fourth in 1:18:38. Amazingly, Meuthing improved a place and finished a minute faster than in 2008.
Last year Deedee Loughran of Oak Hill, VA entered the grandmasters with a course record 1:26:28. Her victory today in 1:29:19 is probably a more impressive effort. Betty Blank (56) of Falls Church, VA won easily last year in a record 1:30:46. She was unhappy with her time. One reason she runs so fast is that she is never happy with her time. This year was no exception, though she won by more than ten minutes. The amazing Alice Franks (61) of Rockville, MD won again in 1:44:27. Last year was 1:44:05. She will smile pleasantly but she really wanted Jane Poole'd record from two years ago of 1:43:48
After the race, runners bellied up to the trough outside the Tuscarora Mill Restaurant. They already wore the iced down washcloths as they picked through the ice for cooling drinks. The entertainment was watching the finish line as Ray DeFrees jogged up and down the hill in the final meters to hand off Old Glory to dozens of finishers, making for a great photo opportunity set up by Brightroom Photography. There was a band playing just below the finish line. Kenton Pattie won the random grand prize of two airline tickets.
Kyle Kinnally (22) of Ashburn, VA impresses with a 34:12 race in the 10K.
Awards Listing for the 10K (No Duplicate Prizes)
Last updated on 8/19/09
MALE OVERALL
MALE OVERALL 1 16 Gurmessa Megerssa 30 Washington DC 31:27 V 2 1 Steven Crane 27 Silver Spring MD 31:57 V 3 1328 Benjamin Ingram 32 Baltimore MD 33:14 V FEMALE OVERALL 1 2 Alisa Harvey 43 Manassas VA 38:50 V 2 1584 Mary Davison 36 Bristow VA 39:42 V 3 1643 Jenny Fitzgerald 29 Woodbridge VA 40:28 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 1 - 14 1 1764 Nathan Vigil 11 Ashburn VA 51:54 V 2 1672 Brandon Lee 14 Haymarket VA 55:54 V 3 1714 Blake Sutterfield 14 Aylett VA 73:31 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 1 - 14 1 1433 Jordan Dunlap 12 Leesburg VA 52:54 V 2 359 Kayleen Miller 13 Ashburn VA 64:12 V 3 517 Kylie Smith 10 South Riding VA 65:52 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 15 - 19 1 1388 Talbot Armstrong 18 Marshall VA 36:00 V 2 1703 Nick Sharp 17 Potomac Falls VA 36:26 V 3 1587 Matthew Weber 18 Sterling VA 38:29 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 15 - 19 1 1572 Megan Lewis 18 Mount Airy MD 45:54 V 2 1967 Rachel Moffitt 16 Aldie VA 47:23 V 3 1827 Sarah Andrew 16 Leesburg VA 50:32 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 20 - 24 1 1786 Kyle Kinnally 22 Ashburn VA 34:12 V 2 1889 Brennan Feldhausen 24 Baltimore MD 35:13 V 3 8 Dustin Whitlow 23 Ashburn VA 35:35 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 20 - 24 1 780 Pamela Davis 24 Vienna VA 45:12 V 2 1518 Kelly Davis 21 Eldersburg MD 45:37 V 3 1828 Katie Andrew 20 Leesburg VA 45:38 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 25 - 29 1 14 Justin Fritzius 25 Purcellville VA 33:54 V 2 343 Kevin Poole 25 Alexandria VA 34:21 V 3 1632 Scott Shultz 27 Herndon VA 39:38 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 25 - 29 1 1862 Britton Miller 29 Arlington VA 41:15 V 2 1742 Meredith Samson 29 South Riding VA 41:31 V 3 748 Diana Morse 25 Washington DC 45:19 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 30 - 34 1 1839 Michael Vega 31 Ashburn VA 37:42 V 2 1900 Marco Rosasgalicia 34 Silver Spring MD 39:36 V 3 1517 Sergey Yudkovsky 34 Reston VA 41:55 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 30 - 34 1 1478 Lindsay Bendeck 30 Alpharetta GA 50:19 V 2 349 Elizabeth Goldman 30 Falls Church VA 50:35 V 3 1521 Jennifer Williams 33 Leesburg VA 50:48 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 35 - 39 1 1893 Victor Cretella 39 New Market MD 36:58 V 2 1331 Philip Baetcke 38 Falls Church VA 38:35 V 3 422 Michael Elabarger 36 Leesburg VA 39:32 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 35 - 39 1 1988 Alison Gittelman 36 South Riding VA 47:39 V 2 1470 Deanna Hines 35 Leesburg VA 49:40 V 3 1546 Jennifer Nash 35 Leesburg VA 50:40 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 40 - 44 1 1688 Brian Schmidt 41 Leesburg VA 37:17 V 2 1675 Daniel Simonds 42 Fairfax VA 38:03 V 3 687 Bill Sutherlin 40 Sterling VA 40:13 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 40 - 44 1 881 Anita Freres 44 Reston VA 44:25 V 2 520 Theresa White 40 Annandale VA 45:12 V 3 1743 Katherine Hoenig 40 South Riding VA 45:17 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 45 - 49 1 1747 James Dunn 48 Leesburg VA 39:23 V 2 1870 Neji Makhlouf 46 Lorton VA 39:32 V 3 1992 Peter Hsia 49 San Francisco CA 40:25 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 45 - 49 1 699 Sushila Nanda 48 Arlington VA 45:34 V 2 1737 Becky Makarita 46 Purcellville VA 52:09 V 3 537 Janet Townshend 45 Vienna VA 52:30 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 50 - 54 1 1524 Brent Phillips 54 Frederick MD 42:58 V 2 599 James Lee 54 Frederick MD 44:31 V 3 1323 Ian Coleman 51 Leesburg VA 46:25 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 50 - 54 1 1617 Nancy Wallace 50 Ashburn VA 50:43 V 2 1756 Trish Coffey 54 Fairfax VA 52:01 V 3 568 Karen Felschow 53 Springfield VA 56:32 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 55 - 59 1 15 Richard Adams Jr 58 Herndon VA 40:38 V 2 1789 Jim Sansone 59 Arlington TX 45:46 V 3 803 Steve Powell 58 Washington DC 46:08 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 55 - 59 1 419 Peggy Davis 57 Vienna VA 50:18 V 2 1791 Laurie Fahl 57 Leesburg VA 57:04 V 3 1755 Luisa Grant 57 Ashburn VA 60:44 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 60 - 64 1 692 Jason Page 64 Hamilton VA 40:58 V 2 96 Michael Kush 64 Burke VA 49:56 V 3 1384 Richard Cleland 60 Leesburg VA 50:06 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 60 - 64 1 643 Linda Kearney 62 Oak Hill VA 50:20 V 2 617 Freyda Greenberg 60 Falls Church VA 54:35 V 3 548 Pat Welch 64 Vienna VA 56:01 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 65 - 69 1 1718 James Daley 65 Alexandria VA 47:02 V 2 1314 Terry Derk 67 Dauphin PA 52:36 V 3 847 Talbot Mack 69 Middleburg VA 54:23 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 65 - 69 1 158 Sharon Geltner 65 Warrenton VA 85:51 V MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 70 - 74 1 1410 Antonio Panizza 70 Reston VA 49:33 V 2 1565 Ken Quincy 71 Vienna VA 53:02 V 3 853 Terence McCarthy 74 Leesburg VA 60:20 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 70 - 74 MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 75 - 99 1 504 Jerry Lewis 75 Reston VA 53:18 V 2 70 Edward Green 77 Washington DC 64:35 V 3 199 Ken Schaedel 75 Columbia MD 69:59 V FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 75 - 99 MALE LEESBURG RESIDENT 1 1688 Brian Schmidt 41 Leesburg VA 37:17 FEMALE LEESBURG RESIDENT 1 1556 Barbara Lawrence 43 Leesburg VA 45:30 MALE FIRST TIME RACER: NET TIME - NET PACE 1 - 99 1 50:11 1649 James Rohrbach 26 M McLean VA 50:30 50:11 8:05 FEMALE FIRST TIME RACER: NET TIME - NET PACE 1 - 99 1 50:18 711 Josie Ziluca 20 F Upperville VA 50:51 50:18 8:06
Kids start.
Awards Listing for the 20K (No Duplicate Prizes)
MALE OVERALL
1 3 Michael Wardian 34 Arlington VA 1:07:09 X
2 7 Bart Borghuis 33 Arlington VA 1:10:14 X
3 1844 George Ingham 24 Herndon VA 1:10:15 X
FEMALE OVERALL
1 13 Phoebe Ko 26 Baltimore MD 1:14:33 X
2 1666 Elena Orlova 39 Gaithersburg MD 1:17:34 X
3 12 Meghan Ridgly 30 Reston VA 1:18:07 X
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 01 - 19
1 1863 Gage Ricchert 17 Aldie VA X 1:30:53
2 474 David Haughton 19 Winchester VA X 1:48:55
3 1772 Mitch Clements 14 Ashburn VA X 1:52:30
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 01 - 19
1 659 Theresa Tweedie 17 Woodbridge VA X 1:48:11
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 20 - 24
1 103 Chris Hague 20 Kensington MD X 1:11:19
2 1901 Christopher Desilets 22 Silver Spring MD X 1:14:07
3 839 Dj Palmer 23 Chantilly VA X 1:14:58
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 20 - 24
1 1499 Katie Muething 23 Arlington VA X 1:25:48
2 827 Natalie Auble 20 Fairfax VA X 1:30:10
3 864 Jess Trapeni 20 Fairfax VA X 1:30:15
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 25 - 29
1 6 Matt Woods 29 Falls Church VA X 1:12:08
2 629 Bert Jacoby 26 Fredericksburg VA X 1:14:01
3 782 Peter Lucas-Roberts 26 Chantilly VA X 1:17:44
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 25 - 29
1 1610 Tara Guelig 28 Washington DC X 1:22:12
2 1983 Melissa Wisner 26 Washington DC X 1:29:48
3 1434 Jessica McGuire 29 Vienna VA X 1:33:08
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 30 - 34
1 799 Andrew Rolph 33 Alexandria VA X 1:13:39
2 710 Stephen Ketcham 30 Lorton VA X 1:14:02
3 1897 Yuri Horwitz 30 Washington DC X 1:17:06
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 30 - 34
1 11 Melissa Rittenhouse 33 Harrisonburg VA X 1:18:35
2 1500 Mary Beth Muething 31 Arlington VA X 1:20:34
3 379 Kate Walker 31 Arlington VA X 1:23:19
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 35 - 39
1 167 Mj Benna 37 Stafford VA X 1:16:36
2 34 Eric Makovsky 36 Washington DC X 1:17:32
3 1471 William Bondurant Ii 38 Charles Town WV X 1:20:15
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 35 - 39
1 197 Laura Zeilinger 36 Washington DC X 1:21:46
2 1607 Erica Nemmers 37 Arlington VA X 1:24:43
3 1903 Heather Schaffer 38 Potomac Falls VA X 1:30:16
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 40 - 44
1 325 Christopher Hamley 44 Hyattsville MD X 1:17:19
2 1554 Eugene Holmes 44 Arlington VA X 1:22:09
3 1744 Chris Palos 41 Ashburn VA X 1:23:44
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 40 - 44
1 1671 Naoko Ishibe 40 Fairfax VA X 1:21:15
2 1691 Lisa Totten 44 Warrenton VA X 1:37:35
3 287 Jody Rice 40 Middletown MD X 1:39:55
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 45 - 49
1 541 Mark Drosky 48 Alexandria VA X 1:23:24
2 576 Robert Ferry 49 McLean VA X 1:23:42
3 1506 Brant Halterman 47 Broadway VA X 1:25:41
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 45 - 49
1 1768 Mandana Mortazavi 45 Leesburg VA X 1:32:00
2 32 Leslie Minnix-Wolfe 48 Herndon VA X 1:35:13
3 730 Susan Benante 45 Arlington VA X 1:37:46
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 50 - 54
1 1634 Mike Lehman 54 Harrisonburg VA X 1:23:04
2 1573 Rich Makin 52 Saxonburg PA X 1:24:33
3 467 Bruce Kesselring 54 Springfield VA X 1:26:33
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 50 - 54
1 1631 Deedee Loughran 51 Oak Hill VA X 1:29:18
2 297 Stephanie Danahy 52 Fairfax Station VA X 1:49:27
3 1693 Mary Greer 51 Washington DC X 1:51:59
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 55 - 59
1 691 Gary Grimsley 55 Springfield VA X 1:25:10
2 31 Jay Jacob Wind 59 Arlington VA X 1:29:45
3 448 Steven Grufferman 56 Ellicott City MD X 1:32:56
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 55 - 59
1 33 Betty Blank 56 Falls Church VA X 1:40:41
2 174 Maria Nusbaum 57 Reston VA X 1:52:16
3 74 Marilee Seigfried 57 Purcellville VA X 1:53:49
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 60 - 64
1 1510 Ronnie Wong 62 Baltimore MD X 1:28:19
2 53 Bernard Wright 62 Pomfret MD X 1:31:00
3 1616 Thomas Waldrop 63 Midlothian VA X 1:40:04
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 60 - 64
1 1461 Alice Franks 61 Rockville MD X 1:44:22
2 1378 Punkin Lee 63 Middleburg VA X 2:05:15
3 1427 Sandra May 63 Alexandria VA X 2:06:44
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 65 - 69
1 333 Bill Joyce 65 Herndon VA X 1:26:11
2 1960 Lou Shapiro 67 Reston VA X 1:30:03
3 674 Chris Bratiotis 66 Haymarket VA X 2:00:35
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 65 - 69
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 70 - 99
1 660 Alan Rider 73 Reston VA X 2:10:57
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 70 - 99
MALE LEESBURG RESIDENT
1 788 David Haber 46 Leesburg VA 1:34:32
FEMALE LEESBURG RESIDENT
1 1768 Mandana Mortazavi 45 Leesburg VA 1:32:00
MALE FIRST TIME RACER: NET TIME - NET PACE 1 - 99
1 2:11:59 1560 Casey Dolan 22 M Arlington VA 2:11:59
FEMALE FIRST TIME RACER: NET TIME - NET PACE 1 - 99
1 1:50:37 1648 Erin Shutt 24 F Warrenton VA 1:50:37
