Photo above: Dustin Whitlow (22) of Ashburn, VA is third in the 10K with 32:39.

ChronoTrack made its debut in the area at one of the biggest 10Ks of the summer. The YMCA Loudoun County Leesburg 10K presented by Harris Teeter had a record 670 finish in the shorter race in its 20th year. The 20K started a mere five years ago. It also produced its largest field with 668 finishers.

The ChronoTrack D-tag is a disposable timing system that starts as a strip on the side of the bib. Runners peel off the strip and loop it through their shoes, sealing it with a small sticky peel-off strip into a D shape. The "mats" are much smaller than the traditional ChampionChip system. The D-tag works in a similar way to read each runner's individual starting and finishing time to give them their personal net time for the race. The system works fast to allow for quick race day results, which Capital Running Company has traditionally posted online before leaving the race site.

The 10K
Speedy Steven Crane (26) of Silver Spring, MD blasted across the line with a new course record in the 10K. This was Crane's first trip to Leesburg and, as is often the case, he had to navigate the course by himself. His record 30:58 crushed a fine effort for the runner-up spot by Paolo Natali (28) of Washington, DC. In photo, Natali's 32:32 placing was in doubt till the very end. Dustin Whitlow (22) of Ashburn, VA, running for Potomac River Running, finished just eight seconds back in third.

The next three runners in the 10K were the three Js. Justin Fritzins (24) of Purcellville, VA led the trio improving a place on last year's 34:11 to prevail in 33:30. Fifth place Jesse Jaeger (20) of Kingsville, MD, having just left the teens, was next in 34:13. Meanwhile, Jesse Saldana (18) of Leesburg, VA made a massive improvement over last's year fifth age group placing, earning second Leesburg resident in 37:08. He smoked the course in 34:49 to earn both titles.

The next 30 years of men's records have been pretty untouchable. Michael Elabarger (35) of Leesburg, VA had a very respectable 35:37 but well off last year's record of 32:04 by Ray Pusgley. Pugsley will be 40 next year and is chomping at the bit, thinking about taking down the venerable Jim Hage's masters division record at the Rockville Rotary Twilight 8K of 25:17 set in 1998. Mark Stickley took away Chuck Moeser's 40-44 record, set in 2005, with a swift 33:08 well ahead of this year's top finisher, Martin Calhoun (46) of Herndon, VA, who was top master and top 45-49 as well, finishing in 36:32.

George Buckheit (51) of Reston, VA was out running alongside some of the top women finishers from the Pacers running team. Then, in the last two miles, he laid down the hammer to win the grandmaster spot in 37:07. Buckheit is well capable of getting a lot closer to Moeser's grandmaster record of 33:54. Maybe next year he will feel the burn. Tim Morgan of Damascus, MD, was about a minute off Patrick Griffith's 55-59 age group record. But he was more concerned with holding off rival Richard Adams, Jr. Adams finally succumbed, 38:58 to 39:16.

Two years ago Griffith set the 60-64 record in 38:52. With a long streak of records, he had held off the heir to the throne, Jason Page of Hamilton, VA. Just as Page was getting ready to settle into the top spot, along comes Bill Joyce of Herndon, VA. Last year this "novice" took aim at Griffith's 1:23:29 record in the 20K, hosing the field by ten minutes with 1:25:44. This year he spotted Page, an early lead in the 10K. Page had some car trouble getting to the race but he had no trouble jetting out at the word GO! Joyce wisely stayed back on the hillier out portion of the race. On the way back down, he moved up on Page's shoulder around mile four. He noted that he almost waited too long to pull away as Page has a ferocious kick. Joyce prevailed in 39:18 just a few seconds ahead of Page's 39:37.

Chan Robbins (71) of Arlington, VA is the leader in his division, the one with a target on his back. When he entered the 65-69 division in 2002, he quickly set the record with 45:00. That held up until today when Sonny Barber (67) of Falls Church, VA rushed to the finish in 44:32. Robbins was setting his sights on one of the oldest records still out there; Dixon Hemphill's 47:50. With second place Ken Quincy more than a minute behind, Robbins was not pressed enough and fell just short with 47:56. In the photo, Leo Wyne (71) of Falls Church, VA was one of nine men older than 70 to finish the 10K.

Katie Read (22) of Arlington, VA (in photo) is making a name for herself. Two weeks ago she won the inaugural Crystal City Twilighter 5K in 17:16. Today she bolted out of gate against an elite field and skipped past the open record by four seconds in 35:44. That leaves only three records still holding from 1998. Kristen Henehan (29) of Washington, DC was not giving it away. She had won the Run for the Rainforest 5K in June with 17:23 just one week after finishing third at Lawyers Have Heart 10K in 36:25. She battled down the final mile to an excellent 36:08.

Five years ago Alisa Harvey (42) had tied Heidi Gerken'a sub masters record in 36:42. Today she was gunning for third woman, just as she had racing 17:43 at Crystal City. She had laughed off an offhand remark on whether she would be running the 20K. Then she got down to business. She had no challenger at her level in the masters field. Anita Freres (43) of Reston, VA ran a fine 41:44 for second. Still, Harvey's only competition was that pesky record she had set last year in 37:15. Was that on her mind when she churned up the final 200-meter hill on Harrison Street? She was third overall in a new masters record 37:07.

Fourth place Elena Orlova (37) of Germantown, MD had a slow time for her expectations, racing 38:08. She has not been seen racing here since late 2006 when she was regularly racing low 17s for the 5K. Fifth place Cara Fossum (17) of Ashburn, VA took a half minute extra to get her race underway. She crossed the line as the first teen right in stride with seventh place Erica Nemmers (36) of Herndon, VA at 38:53. Sixth place Mary Davison had already crossed in 38:35. Fossum's net time was 38:22, within shouting distance of Andrea Dworak's teen record of 38:00 set in 2000.

Carole Roeder (51) of Ashburn, VA was the third master and the grandmaster champion in 43:47, less than a minute off Sandra Adams's 42:56 record. In the 45-49 division, last year's record setter and fifth overall was Linda Foley (45) of Oak Hill, VA in 39:57. She was going to successfully gun down the 20K record today. That left Sushila Nanda (47) of Arlington, VA to take home a cow bell for the division title with 44:09. Freyda Greenberg (59) of Falls Church, VA was a good half mile off the record with 48:01. But she finished strongly ahead of Linda Kearney (60) of Herndon, VA who cremated the oldest course record, set by Charlotte Edwards back in 1997, with 52:11. Kearney ran 48:46. The only woman 65 or older in either race was Pauline Ely (68), all the way from Hampton, VA and she ran the 20K.

The 20K
Michael Wardian (34) of Arlington, VA (in photo) loves to go long. Sure, he runs a lot of 10Ks but he runs just as many marathons as well as winning ultras, as did this year at 50K and 100K. Besides, why run behind the virtually unbeatable Steven Crane in the 10K when you can get twice the miles for your racing bucks? Wardian looked relaxed, cruising well ahead of the field. He was well off Aaron Church's course record of 1:04:29 set in 2006. Still, a nifty 1:06:28 looks sharp on a running resume. Some of the race cognoscenti expected Bart Borghuis to challenge Wardian, though he seems to run best at shorter stuff, such as the We've Got Your Back 4M in 19:57. Besides, he had his hands full with D. J. Palmer (22) of Chantilly, VA. Palmer got by him on the way home and scooted to the runner-up spot in 1:08:28. Borghuis, running with a favored #1 bib, settled for third in 1:08:57.

Christopher Bain (31) of Rockville, MD was part of a large crowd that migrates across the Potomac River every year to run this event. His 1:09:28 put him solidly in fourth place. Billy Askey (25) of Arlington, VA was next in 1:10:06. The next two spots were run neck-and-neck the whole last 5K with George Ingham (23) of Herndon, VA prevailing in a photo finish 1:10:33 for sixth place. Eric Makovsky (35) of Washington, DC was on hand before the race to sing our National Anthem. With his pipes warmed up, he charged out to a solid sub master victory in 1:13:12. He will not be able to rest on his laurels. Mega racer Karsten Brown (34) of Front Royal, VA will be back next year. He followed three age group winners, including Makovsky, with a PR 1:13:37. The second was teen victor Chris Hague (19) of Kensington, MD in 1:13:35. Third in line was Christopher Hamley doing a reprise from his course record 1:12:49 in 2006 with a swift 1:13:36 today.

Mark Neff (46) of Derwood, MD topped his division with a swift 1:15:17 to fire some state rivalry. Gary Grimsley (54) of Springfield, VA had his back with a large smile on his face to top his division with 1:21:40. He was not the top grandmaster. Though only about five feet six inches, Alan Pemberton (55) of Silver Spring, MD casts the long shadow of doom to division rivals. This top ranked runner spanked a solid field, winning by more than ten minutes. He cast aside one of Patrick Griffith's four cherished records with an excellent 1:17:45. Griffith had set the record in 1:19:14 the inaugural year, albeit a slightly different course. This year's course was slightly different by about three meters. If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there . . . Well, it fell across the path about two long steps before the turnaround. Runners ducked briefly into the woods to race around the cone that sent them back up the long hill that lasted from 10K to 8.25 miles.

Bernard Wright (61) of Pomfret, MD had a fine effort in 1:26:22 to oust runner-up Ronnie Wong (61) of Catonsville, MD by about a minute. Richard Pane (65) of Herndon, VA had an excellent 1:35:53 to win the 65-69 division, though it was nowhere near the untouchable 1:28:21 run by Lou Shapiro last year. Jerry Lewis (74) of Reston, VA promised to run hard, winning easily in 1:46:44. He also assured us before the race that his 2006 record of 1:41:32 would be safe this year. Maybe next year he can get the race to make a 70-74 division and he can set the 75 and older division record.

Veena Reddy (29) of Arlington, VA looked good for the win but she could not let up at all. Mary Kate Bailey had set the record with 1:13:50 in 2006, her monster year. Reddy held off the charge of Lindsay Wilkins (30) of Arlington, VA who had whipped past Melissa Tanner (27) of Bethesda, MD late in the race. Tanner ran 1:17:07. Wilkins closed toward the top spot of 1:16:07 but settled for the runner-up in 1:16:44. Meghan Ridgley (29) of Reston, VA claimed the last spot in the lead pack with 1:18:42.

The next three runners all broke 1:22:00. Samantha Kirby (39) of Arlington, VA was third in the group, just one second under to win the sub masters. Cathy Pugsley (39) of Sterling, VA had set the standard with 1:20:10 in 2006. This year she settled for third in 1:27:49. Her husband Ray told us that she was not so concerned with awards. And I have a bridge to sell you in Brooklyn. She will be back next year and knocking on the door of Laura Nelson's masters record 1:22:23. This year Brooke Curran (40) of Alexandria, VA won the division in 1:28:56. The top master, however, was record setting Linda Foley (46) of Oak Hill, VA. As she is want to do, she won handily in 1:25:18 to squeeze by Cecelia Lutz's time of 1:25:39, set in 2006, while decimating her division by nearly a minute per mile.

Makes you want to say, "No way!" Deedee Loughran (50) of Herndon, VA smashed the record set last year by grandmaster dame Betty Blank with 1:26:29. Blank had run 1:29:15. Loughran's race was phenomenal. Her last race was a 20:44 5K, which promises a 1:30:36 20K. Last year she surpassed expectations, winning the 45-49 division in 1:28:09. This year's record may be the most impressive age graded 20K in the entire field. That is not to say that Betty Blank (55) of Falls Church, VA did not gather up another course record. This year she ran 1:30:46. We know she was fussing all the way back down the course. She just hates to slow down.

Alice Franks (60) of Rockville, MD debuted in the new division close to Jane Poole's (Williams) 1:43:48 record from last year. She looked a little surprised as she coasted across the finish in 1:44:06. Easy money says she will be taking down the record next year.

As always there were big bold mile markers for both races. There was lots of water at the two water stations (four coming and going) for the 10K and the three (six coming and going) for the 20K. The Gatorade and Gu also helped challenge the August weather that most agreed was as mild as could be expected. At the finish, the trough in front of the Tuscarora Mill restaurant was filled and refilled to capacity with ice covered replenishment drinks, water, and soda pop. There was lots of fresh fruit, cookies, and granola bars. Volunteers met runners right at the finish with wet, cooling hand towels to bring them back to normal temperatures. With the new ChronoTrack disposable scoring system, tired runners did not even have to stop to take a chip out of their shoes. They could head straight for the food and drink. Then they could go down to the awards area and sit in the shade and listen to music while waiting to hear the award winners clanging their cowbell awards.

It seemed as if parking might have been an issue as one nearby lot was closed for repairs but runners got the word by e-mail in time to prepare for a search and most everyone found a spot easily. Announcer Lyman Jordan kept runners informed about the new scoring system and continued to urge them to the back parking lot before the porta-john lines got too long. The long lines never happened.

With a lot of experienced planning and some dedicated, cheerful volunteers, this race continues to be the signature 10K race for Northern Virginia. Certainly it is the 20K to race in this region as well. As Leesburg grows, runners are finding more quality races out in Loudoun County, such as the Freeze Your Gizzard 5K in November and the REHAU Rotary Resolution 10K Adventure Race to start 2009. And, of course, this race is part of the 2008 Loudoun Race Series.

Awards Listing for the 10K (No Duplicate Prizes)

MALE OVERALL
    1     8 Steven Crane            26 Silver Spring MD        30:56 V 
    2    28 Paolo Natali            28 Washington DC           32:31 V 
    3    15 Dustin Whitlow          22 Ashburn VA              32:38 V 
FEMALE OVERALL
    1    30 Katie Read              22 Arlington VA            35:43 V 
    2     7 Kristen Henehan         29 Washington DC           36:07 V 
    3     6 Alisa Harvey            42 Manassas VA             37:06 V 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 01 - 19
    1  1336 Jesse Saldana III       18 Leesburg VA           V 34:48 
    2  1151 Nick Phillips           17 Sterling VA           V 36:22 
    3   891 JT Duke                 16 Potomac Falls VA      V 37:03 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 01 - 19
    1  1036 Cara Fossum             17 Ashburn VA            V 38:22 
    2  1481 Hannah Scheren          17 Lovettsville VA       V 40:48 
    3  1482 Hailey Scheren          16 Lovettsville VA       V 43:31 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 20 - 34
    1  1513 Justin Fritzins         24 Purcellville VA       V 33:29 
    2   614 Jesse Jaeger            20 Kingsville MD         V 34:12 
    3  1148 Chuck Love              22 Madison VA            V 35:21 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 20 - 34
    1  1110 Jenny Fitzgerald        29 Alexandria VA         V 39:56 
    2   773 Meredith Faulkner       26 Norfolk VA            V 40:57 
    3  1544 Verna Flemming          32 Hume VA               V 41:26 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 35 - 39
    1   228 Michael Elabarger       35 Leesburg VA           V 35:35 
    2  1177 Tony Knapp              35 Reston VA             V 37:33 
    3   127 Bryant Russell          39 Sterling VA           V 37:42 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 35 - 39
    1     3 Elena Orlova            37 Germantown MD         V 38:06 
    2  1116 Mary Davison            35 Bristow VA            V 38:34 
    3  1037 Erica Nemmers           36 Herndon VA            V 38:52 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 40 - 44
    1  1121 Kevin Lynch             41 Chantilly VA          V 37:36 
    2   705 Wilco Lagendyk          42 Vienna VA             V 38:35 
    3   736 Ron Bryan               42 Herndon VA            V 39:09 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 40 - 44
    1   747 Anita Freres            43 Reston VA             V 41:35 
    2  1401 Barbara Lawrence        42 Leesburg VA           V 44:25 
    3   288 Jennifer Bettridge      42 Arlington VA          V 47:01 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 45 - 49
    1  1455 Martin Calhoun          46 Herndon VA            V 36:31 
    2   749 Jack Morrison           49 Fredericksburg VA     V 37:32 
    3   620 Terry McLaughlin        47 Spotsylvania VA       V 37:51 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 45 - 49
    1  1083 Sushila Nanda           47 Arlington VA          V 44:06 
    2  1289 Barbara Robinson        47 Aldie VA              V 46:44 
    3   349 Jeannie Trautman        46 Leesburg VA           V 48:08 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 50 - 54
    1  1466 George Buckheit         51 Reston VA             V 37:26 
    2  1413 Michael Fitzgerald      53 Hagerstown MD         V 39:03 
    3   958 David Crowe             52 Evanston WY           V 41:11 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 50 - 54
    1   536 Carole Roeder           51 Ashburn VA            V 43:39 
    2  1154 Liza Recto              52 Lexington Park MD     V 50:03 
    3  1302 Wendy Everett           51 Sterling VA           V 51:49 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 55 - 59
    1  1464 Timothy Morgan          57 Damascus MD           V 38:55 
    2    22 Richard Adams Jr.       57 Herndon VA            V 39:14 
    3  1007 Robert Laderach         58 Herndon VA            V 47:33 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 55 - 59
    1   661 Freyda Greenberg        59 Falls Church VA       V 47:50 
    2   654 Valerie Campbell        57 Silver Spring MD      V 48:09 
    3    81 Peggy Davis             56 Vienna VA             V 48:35 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 60 - 64
    1   931 Bill Joyce              64 Herndon VA            V 39:15 
    2   131 Jason Page              63 Hamilton VA           V 39:35 
    3  1404 Dick Conway             60 Springfield VA        V 46:04 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 60 - 64
    1  1343 Linda Kearney           61 Herndon VA            V 48:35 
    2   947 Pat Welch               63 Vienna VA             V 53:28 
    3  1516 Punkin Lee              62 Middleburg VA         V 56:06 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 65 - 69
    1   182 Sonny Barber            67 Falls Church VA       V 44:28 
    2  1446 Lloyd Blackwell         68 Warrenton VA          V 47:26 
    3   844 Talbot Mack             68 Middleburg VA         V 52:54 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 70 - 74
    1   539 Chan Robbins            71 Arlington VA          V 47:51 
    2  1081 Ken Quincy              70 Vienna VA             V 49:10 
    3  1408 Maynard Weyers          72 Alexandria VA         V 50:08 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 70 - 74
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 75 - 99
    1   996 Edward Green            76 Washington DC         V 62:14 
    2   580 Roger Lowen             76 Reston VA             V 65:48 
MALE LEESBURG RESIDENT
    1  1336 Jesse Saldana III       18 Leesburg VA           34:48 
FEMALE LEESBURG RESIDENT
    1  1062 Rosa Martinez           36 Leesburg VA           44:21 
MALE FIRST TIME RACER: NET TIME - NET PACE 1 - 99
    1 1118 David Justus            21 M Bethesda MD             46:20   46:14 
FEMALE FIRST TIME RACER: NET TIME - NET PACE 1 - 99
    1  192 Slavka Klamova-Gazda    34 F South Amboy NJ          50:41   50:23 

Meredith Faulkner (26) of Norfolk, VA is the 11th woman in 41:06.

Awards Listing for the 20K (No Duplicate Prizes)

MALE OVERALL
    1    10 Michael Wardian         34 Arlington VA          1:06:28 X 
    2  1476 D J Palmer              22 Chantilly VA          1:08:28 X 
    3     1 Bart Borghuis           32 Arlington VA          1:08:57 X 
FEMALE OVERALL
    1     2 Veena Reddy             29 Arlington VA          1:16:06 X 
    2     5 Lindsay Wilkins         30 Arlington VA          1:16:44 X 
    3  1492 Melissa Tanner          27 Bethesda MD           1:17:06 X 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 01 - 19
    1  1179 Chris Hague             19 Kensington MD         X 1:13:25 
    2  1474 Bobby Vance             18 Winchester VA         X 1:24:12 
    3   371 Jonathan Hylton         19 Leesburg VA           X 1:26:27 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 01 - 19
    1   222 Allison Bartels         15 Bristow VA            X 1:28:30 
    2   622 Kate Spiering           18 Leesburg VA           X 1:36:38 
    3   190 Jessica Trapeni         19 Fairfax VA            X 1:37:25 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 20 - 34
    1    20 Christopher Bain        31 Rockville MD          X 1:09:26 
    2    17 Billy Askey             25 Arlington VA          X 1:10:04 
    3  1053 George Ingham           23 Herndon VA            X 1:10:31 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 20 - 34
    1    25 Meghan Ridgley          29 Reston VA             X 1:18:38 
    2  1009 Michelle Cunningham     33 Centreville VA        X 1:21:21 
    3   230 Marybeth Muething       30 Arlington VA          X 1:21:39 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 35 - 39
    1    16 Eric Makovsky           35 Washington DC         X 1:13:09 
    2    24 Max Lockwood            38 Washington DC         X 1:16:25 
    3   502 William Bondurant II    37 Charles Town WV       X 1:17:19 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 35 - 39
    1  1128 Samantha Kirby          39 Arlington VA          X 1:21:57 
    2  1499 Jeanette Dumbrell       39 Falls Church VA       X 1:24:58 
    3    26 Cathy Pugsley           39 Sterling VA           X 1:27:43 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 40 - 44
    1  1004 Christopher Hamley      43 Hyattsville MD        X 1:13:35 
    2   768 Derik Thomas            42 Alexandria VA         X 1:13:47 
    3  1465 Kevin Bedell            42 McLean VA             X 1:16:20 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 40 - 44
    1  1211 Brooke Curran           40 Alexandria VA         X 1:28:52 
    2  1172 Suzanne Hunt            44 Reston VA             X 1:33:13 
    3  1294 Mandana Mortazavi       44 Leesburg VA           X 1:34:55 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 45 - 49
    1   122 Mark Neff               46 Derwood MD            X 1:15:16 
    2  1198 Robert Ferry            48 McLean VA             X 1:17:12 
    3  1096 Mark Drosky             47 Alexandria VA         X 1:22:02 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 45 - 49
    1    12 Linda Foley             46 Oak Hill VA           X 1:25:11 
    2   675 Kelly Noonan            46 Lansdowne VA          X 1:37:03 
    3   630 Tracey Black            46 Winchester VA         X 1:37:49 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 50 - 54
    1   624 Gary Grimsley           54 Springfield VA        X 1:21:38 
    2  1267 Bruce Halpin            52 Ashburn VA            X 1:22:11 
    3    78 Bruce Kesselring        53 Springfield VA        X 1:26:35 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 50 - 54
    1  1379 Deedee Loughran         50 Herndon VA            X 1:26:24 
    2  1164 Debbie Daughtry         50 Clifton VA            X 1:45:27 
    3   746 Stephanie Danahy        51 Fairfax Station VA    X 1:51:30 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 55 - 59
    1  1457 Alan Pemberton          55 Silver Spring MD      X 1:17:43 
    2    21 Jay Jacob Wind          58 Arlington VA          X 1:26:40 
    3   766 Allen Vaughan           57 Stafford VA           X 1:27:05 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 55 - 59
    1    11 Betty Blank             55 Falls Church VA       X 1:30:45 
    2   983 Laurie Fahl             56 Leesburg VA           X 1:57:14 
    3  1332 Denise Rechter          55 Reston VA             X 1:58:11 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 60 - 64
    1   571 Bernard Wright          61 Pomfret MD            X 1:26:19 
    2   918 Ronnie Wong             61 Baltimore MD          X 1:27:41 
    3   174 Ted Baca                62 Arlington VA          X 1:30:49 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 60 - 64
    1   955 Alice Franks            60 Rockville MD          X 1:43:54 
    2   146 Peggy Richko            60 Hewitt NJ             X 1:49:01 
    3   560 Christine Allen         60 Centreville VA        X 2:00:30 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 65 - 69
    1   672 Richard Pane            65 Herndon VA            X 1:35:36 
    2    67 Krupakar Revanna        65 Falls Church VA       X 1:36:48 
    3  1435 Renny Brumbakr          68 Great Falls VA        X 1:59:57 
FEMALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 65 - 69
    1   134 Pauline Ely             69 Hampton VA            X 2:23:48 
MALE AGE GROUP: NET TIME 70 - 99
    1   173 Jerry Lewis             74 Reston VA             X 1:46:37 
    2   419 Alan Rider              72 Reston VA             X 1:56:36 
    3  1124 William Hoss            73 Reston VA             X 2:01:27 
MALE LEESBURG RESIDENT
    1   371 Jonathan Hylton         19 Leesburg VA           1:26:27 
FEMALE LEESBURG RESIDENT
    1  1322 Emily Ransone           23 Leesburg VA           1:32:55 

Derik Thomas (42) of Alexandria, VA is second in the masters division in the 20K, just fifty meters back in 1:13:48.

Full Race Day Results
Race Day Report for 2008
10K Photo Gallery 2008
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