In the months leading up to 2015’s Fall marathons, RunWashington will follow several local runners as they prepare for their races. We’ll chart their progress as they train their legs, lungs and minds for the challenges they’ll race on race day. Each week, we’ll catch up with our runners and see how they’re doing. First up is Burtonsville, Md.’s William Etti.

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Calling William Etti’s return to running a comeback is just the beginning.

He first saw runners doing track workouts when he was in the fifth grade, and was intrigued.  “I tried it,” he said, “and I sucked.”

Etti came back to track in high school, and as a freshman, admits some of the girls beat him in early workouts, but he strove to improve.

Running year-round at Parkdale high school helped him get below the 5:00 mark for the mile, though Etti admits that he burnt out after years of training seven days a week, doing two-a-days, tying tires and parachutes to his waist.  He competed in the 4×400, 4×800, mile and two-mile during indoor and outdoor track, plus cross country, running with summer teams and training on his own mornings and weekends.  He ran at University of Maryland briefly, but, after finding it difficult to balance the demands of school and social life, he stopped running.

Life, without running, went on.  After a field trip to National Institutes of Health in high school, he realized “there are all sorts of ways to help people without being a doctor.”  After what felt like 100 applications, he volunteered to work for free to gain experience, went back to school to get a masters, and continues to work where he set his sights back in high school today.  He started a family.

Will kept working out, hitting the gym and lifting weights, but he was pretty sure he’d never run again.

Then, in 2009, Will was rear-ended by a drunk driver, rendered unable to walk or even speak without pain.  His doctor warned him of lifting weights due to lower vertebrae damage, and in the ensuing path of recovery, doing physical therapy to come back to a new normal, Will packed on some pounds – carrying 217 pounds on his 5”7’ frame. His doctor recommended he focus on cardiovascular health when he was well enough to run again, since his previous lifting regimen would aggravate the injuries to his vertebrae.

In 2012, he started running with a fun run group in Silver Spring.  It was unstructured, with a mix of different paces.  More than anything, it was fun.  He began to enjoy the camaraderie.  Even when he’s out on the trails by himself, he enjoys the fellowship of runners, high-fiving strangers on the trails, gleaning inspiration from their miles.

The road back from the accident and its aftermath made Etti “a lot more appreciative” of being able to simply run.  Winning and being the fastest are not his goals.  He originally joined the Montgomery Country Road Runners with the idea that he might do a 5k or two. At the time, it seemed to be the right distance for him.

“I would never do a marathon,” he said of his early plans. “Why would you put yourself through that?”

Well, the 5k was a gateway race. One that led to a 10k, then a 10k to a half, and eventually he signed up for the First Time Marathoners program and the 2014 Marine Corps Marathon.

When asked how Marine Corps went, he laughs and said, “sometimes you learn more from your failures than from your mistakes.”

He went out fast, sticking with the 4:45 pace group, but got hit with cramping at mile 16 that he never recovered from.  He ended up walking significant portions of the remainder of the course, but in that span made the effort to experience the marathon – the spectators, the other runners, the stories on the course.  Even in pain, he was able to find inspiration around him.

He’s signed up for the Baltimore Marathon this year, because as a lifelong Marylander (and Ravens fan), he says he wants to support his home state.  But, Marine Corps falls on his birthday this year, so he’s signed up for that, too.  A week apart, he’s not planning on doing both.

Coach Conroy Zien said that, due to previous race times, Etti was placed in the 9:40 pace group, but that Will has moved himself back to the 11:30 group.  Zien was surprised at the seemingly drastic drop back, but considered it indicative of Will’s overall approach.  That fits in nicely with the First Time Marathoners approach. “He enjoys running, and he buys into our philosophy – he’s not looking to set any records for speed,” Zien said.

Zien also comments on the energy that Etti brings to the group.  Zien notices that Etti is an inspiration to the other runners who participate.  That’s at the core of what keeps Etti out on the trails, whether solo or with his pace group – he says that he gains inspiration from other runners and that he hopes that he in turn provides the same to them.

Etti notices that his sons have taken in the idea of persistence by observing him doing his training runs, working through injury, and making it through his first marathon even though it didn’t go as planned. He had a bout with IT band syndrome last season that took a lot of foam rolling and some limping races to come back from.  After seeing him hobble through the Rock ‘n’ Roll D.C. Half Marathon, his sons asked him why he did it.  He sat down with them and they watched You Tube videos of people running, including athletes with prosthetics, and told them that the important thing wasn’t to win, it was to try.

“Running doesn’t mean that you have it all or you’re perfect, just that you push yourself,” he said in summation to his sons. “You can always challenge yourself.”

Etti’s hope is that by just running, he can add value to other people’s lives.  He’s been known to high five strangers on the trails on his regular runs, and offer encouragement to his fellow runners in training.  “I meet so many people through running. Even when I just see other people out on the trails it inspires me, just the love of running,” he said.

He says he’ll be happy just to finish without injury, but he also has in mind that a sub 5:00 hour finish is within reach.  He’s working on using different fuel to prevent cramping, including a camel pack full of coconut water on his long runs and various types of Gu and other fuel. Zien thinks Etti has the chance to see a great improvement over last year’s marathon, but shares the primary goal for him of finishing without injury.

 

The Montgomery County Road Runners Club won the masters women’s team title at the Boston Marathon Monday. Chrissy Graham, Cindy Conant and Lisa Reichmann combined to run 9:24:55, well ahead of RunningSkirts’ 9:33:27. The Washington Running Club finished seventh in the masters women’s race in 10:16:48 and the Potomac River Running team ran 1-:19:15 for ninth place.

MCRRC’s masters men’s team finished eighth with a 8:35:03 total.

Michael Wardian‘s 2:27:20 (Va.) and Sam Roecker‘s 2:53:52 (D.C.) led local finishers with 52nd and 66th overall finishes. Representing other jurisdictions in the D.C. area, Blake Whitney was D.C.’s first male finisher and Jatin Narang was Maryland’s, while Kara Waters was once again Virginia’s first female finisher and Chrissy Graham, of the triumphant MCRRC team, was Maryland’s first. A total of 669 registered D.C.-area runners finished the race.

52. Wardian, Michael, 41, Arlington VA, 2:27:20	66. Roecker, Samantha, 23, Washington DC, 2:53:52
180. Whitlow, Dustin M., 28, Arlington VA, 2:37:24	74. Waters, Kara, 40, Great Falls VA, 2:54:30
190. Whitacre, Andrew D., 29, Arlington VA, 2:37:32	138. Sheptock, Tatiana, 39, South Riding VA, 2:59:08
192. Whitney, Blake K., 32, Washington DC, 2:37:40	166. Hicks, Amanda, 31, Washington DC, 3:01:26
265. Narang, Jatin, 22, Germantown MD, 2:40:13	203. Watkins, Robin, 31, Washington DC, 3:03:29
292. Paavola, Ryan, 31, Richmond VA, 2:40:43	256. Goodwin, Jillian A., 25, Washington DC, 3:05:38
306. Aitken, Miles, 31, Washington DC, 2:41:08	257. Markle, Phoebe, 31, Arlington VA, 3:05:41
308. Lynch, Jeremy, 34, Springfield VA, 2:41:13	268. Graham, Chrissy, 41, Olney MD, 3:06:05
359. Johnson, Ryan C., 27, North Bethesda MD, 2:42:24	277. Fisher, Evan, 34, Alexandria VA, 3:06:21
383. Dye, Tyler, 24, Alexandria VA, 2:43:03	310. Conant, Cindy, 54, Kensington MD, 3:07:24
397. Frome, Gavin V., 25, Washington DC, 2:43:24	347. Shaw, Carolyn, 23, Mclean VA, 3:08:19
401. Curley, Lavar, 34, Washington DC, 2:43:28	359. Masterson, Erin C., 31, Alexandria VA, 3:08:34
406. Horwitz, Yuri, 36, Washington DC, 2:43:35	404. Waldron, Joni L, 31, Washington DC, 3:09:59
442. Haines, Douglas W, 30, Centreville VA, 2:44:10	465. Reichmann, Lisa, 40, Gaithersburg MD, 3:11:26
451. Cheney, Thomas S, 28, Washington DC, 2:44:22	500. Brill, Jennifer L., 25, Washington DC, 3:12:07
452. Foster, Wade, 29, Washington DC, 2:44:25	507. Cave, Kathleen, 26, Chevy Chase MD, 3:12:17
477. Van Es, Chris, 29, Washington DC, 2:44:55	530. Valdez, Angelica, 28, Alexandria VA, 3:12:41
481. Young, Brian R., 36, Washington DC, 2:44:59	535. Rotramel, Julie, 26, Washington DC, 3:12:45
500. George, Daniel, 29, Bethesda MD, 2:45:13	605. Cloutier-Simons, Danielle, 28, Washington DC, 3:13:46
519. Smith, Bryson C., 26, Arlington VA, 2:45:30	613. Forte, Miranda J, 30, Germantown MD, 3:13:54
553. Lazrus, Adam, 25, Silver Spring MD, 2:46:04	628. Richter, Annette M., 36, Washington DC, 3:14:09
630. Hetherington, Alexander G, 47, Vienna VA, 2:47:08	633. Thomas, Elizabeth L, 40, Silver Spring MD, 3:14:12
645. Larios, Gabriel, 21, Lorton VA, 2:47:18	697. Magee, Kate, 31, Arlington VA, 3:15:05
657. Lehner, Matthew D, 28, Washington DC, 2:47:29	704. Messing, Angela, 43, Washington DC, 3:15:14
700. Bain, Christopher, 37, Takoma Park MD, 2:47:58	749. Cardosi, Calesse, 24, Fairfax VA, 3:16:00
704. Hickman, Jason W, 43, Washington DC, 2:48:01	765. Federoff, Allison H, 28, Washington DC, 3:16:14
714. Lemos, Christopher A, 37, Bethesda MD, 2:48:10	789. Ackerman, Rachel E, 31, Washington DC, 3:16:39
731. Freeburn, Keith J, 41, Centreville VA, 2:48:19	864. Findlay, Pamela L, 29, Alexandria VA, 3:17:45
744. Yates, Kevin D., 43, Olney MD, 2:48:29	888. Zoeller, Lara, 31, Alexandria VA, 3:17:58
768. Defilippi, James, 37, Arlington VA, 2:48:47	899. Shell, Alison, 31, Washington DC, 3:18:07
780. O’Bannon, Alex, 35, Alexandria VA, 2:48:53	974. Knotts, Rachel A., 30, Woodbridge VA, 3:19:02
836. Hoerner, Matthew T., 23, Oakton VA, 2:49:25	1050. Alexander, Katherine H., 25, Arlington VA, 3:19:51
881. Metzger, Peter T II, 35, Washington DC, 2:49:48	1068. Swartzfager, Lisa K., 30, Washington DC, 3:20:08
895. Gabris, Stephen, 36, Burke VA, 2:49:53 914. Duyn, Jeff H, 55, Garrett Park, MD, 2:50:05	1083. Connor, Meghan P., 23, Alexandria VA, 3:20:18
935. Quick, Grant A, 30, Ashburn VA, 2:50:19	1108. Smith, Shannon L, 49, Washington DC, 3:20:30
974. Moore, Jim, 43, Mclean VA, 2:50:43	1126. Tillman, Amy L., 26, Washington DC, 3:20:41
981. Uribe, Erik R, 31, Woodbridge VA, 2:50:47	1134. Tedsen, Elizabeth A, 30, Washington DC, 3:20:46
984. Holley, Tristan P., 33, Washington DC, 2:50:47	1232. Pelliccia, Lydia G, 47, Washington DC, 3:21:44
1076. Jacobsen, Torrey C III, 28, Washington DC, 2:51:47	1235. Caranta, Rachel K., 39, Annandale VA, 3:21:45
1201. Anderson, Aaron L, 31, Germantown MD, 2:52:58	1305. Sowa Munro, Megan, 31, Olney MD, 3:22:26
1206. Williamson, Taylor, 32, Silver Spring MD, 2:53:01	1343. Woodward, Jennifer A, 38, Great Falls VA, 3:22:47
1242. Gilden, Jacob C, 26, Washington DC, 2:53:19	1344. Collins, Julie A, 39, Great Falls VA, 3:22:48
1252. Hughes, Patrick, 28, Washington DC, 2:53:25	1412. Lawton, Katherine K, 30, Alexandria VA, 3:23:16
1327. Schwartzbard, Aaron, 37, Washington DC, 2:53:57	1519. Delp, Amanda N., 30, Arlington VA, 3:24:03
1339. Gonzales, Ricky, 32, Washington DC, 2:54:01	1528. Metz, Melinda J, 38, Arlington VA, 3:24:07
1356. Reinhardt, Richard M, 36, Laurel MD, 2:54:08	1580. Malsberger, Rosalie, 28, Arlington VA, 3:24:33
1386. Desjardins, Amos A., 33, Alexandria VA, 2:54:20	1648. Bird, Samantha, 36, Burke VA, 3:25:06
1390. Starr, Jason M., 31, Washington DC, 2:54:21	1657. Ko, Mindy S, 32, Arlington VA, 3:25:10
1399. Jensen, Thomas F., 51, Oakton VA, 2:54:24	1687. Loughran, Deedee, 56, Reston VA, 3:25:23
1431. McTamney, Patrick, 33, Washington DC, 2:54:37	1713. Foley, Linda S., 53, Oak Hill VA, 3:25:32
1434. Jarrin, Robert, 44, Washington DC, 2:54:39	1732. Lauderdale, Tara, 35, Fairfax VA, 3:25:44
1457. Jabaut, Joshua M, 31, Washington DC, 2:54:52	1753. Duckworth, Courtney J, 21, Manassas VA, 3:25:53
1458. Martin, Marshall D., 29, Mclean VA, 2:54:52	1767. Taylor, Julia, 43, Arlington VA, 3:25:58
1459. Shaw, Michael P, 29, Washington DC, 2:54:53	1788. Finlay, Amber V., 26, Rockville MD, 3:26:06
1474. Godin, Danny, 41, Alexandria VA, 2:54:58	1850. Volonsevich, Katia, 40, Fairfax VA, 3:26:30
1492. Lautzenheiser, Daniel, 29, Washington DC, 2:55:02	1852. Garber, Cecily, 34, Washington DC, 3:26:31
1497. Fishman, Shlomo, 23, Silver Spring MD, 2:55:04	1862. Till, Leanne C, 43, Potomac MD, 3:26:35
1498. McCarthy, Justin R., 33, Arlington VA, 2:55:05	1963. Corrado, Megan E., 29, Alexandria VA, 3:27:18
1528. Gnewuch, Carl, 50, Springfield VA, 2:55:16	1978. Cressy, Lindsay, 32, Washington DC, 3:27:23
1548. Kane, Joe, 28, Alexandria VA, 2:55:26	1995. Wolf, Kristina M., 26, Alexandria VA, 3:27:30
1600. Dhunjishah, Michael G., 42, Falls Church VA, 2:55:53	2002. Schmidt, Meggie A., 25, Washington DC, 3:27:32
1688. Firestone, Lee E, 49, North Potomac MD, 2:56:29	2074. Guy, Jacquelyn, 26, Washington DC, 3:28:04
1698. Binnie, Randall M., 37, Arlington VA, 2:56:32	2108. Haas, Jeanette, 46, Arlington VA, 3:28:20
1701. Buccino, Joseph, 41, Arlington VA, 2:56:32	2123. Crawford, Kathleen M., 28, Oakton VA, 3:28:24
1740. Norton, David, 33, Washington DC, 2:56:46	2132. Joelsson, Charlotte, 41, Herndon VA, 3:28:26
1756. Ferguson, Jonathan, 38, Bethesda MD, 2:56:51	2139. Van Hook, Emma, 29, Arlington VA, 3:28:30
1762. Rui, Ning, 30, Gaithersburg MD, 2:56:54	2140. Samels, Zoe C, 29, Washington DC, 3:28:30
1789. Colman, David L, 29, Arlington VA, 2:57:00	2145. Groman, Caitlin, 30, Washington DC, 3:28:30
1817. Villiva, Alec W, 24, Springfield VA, 2:57:07	2158. Chamberlin, Rachael, 34, Springfield VA, 3:28:35
1819. Sanford, Dana J, 34, Silver Spring MD, 2:57:08	2253. Kusakabe, Shinobu, 44, Washington DC, 3:29:06
1853. Grant, Chris W, 34, Bethesda MD, 2:57:19	2270. Karpel, Wendy, 44, Bristow VA, 3:29:10
1883. Stern, Charles, 33, Washington DC, 2:57:30	2305. White, Shannon M., 30, Arlington VA, 3:29:21
1930. Maguire, Steven B, 48, Arlington VA, 2:57:40	2306. Cohen, Carol, 38, Arlington VA, 3:29:21
1947. Fraychineaud, Tommy, 23, Washington DC, 2:57:44	2313. Biggs, Amanda, 27, Arlington VA, 3:29:24
1976. Stokes, Steven M., 43, Fairfax VA, 2:57:52	2337. McConville, Megan E., 33, Washington DC, 3:29:34
1995. Wedlund, Ryan, 48, Lorton VA, 2:57:56	2348. Devan, Teah J., 41, Gaithersburg MD, 3:29:37
2004. Brameyer, James, 36, Gaithersburg MD, 2:58:02	2352. Schade, Julia G, 41, Olney MD, 3:29:38
2016. Pusinelli, Christopher, 34, Olney MD, 2:58:03	2396. Borden, Maggie, 29, Arlington VA, 3:29:54
2056. Karlsen, Paul J, 37, Bethesda MD, 2:58:13	2406. Brown, Jacqueline M., 33, Alexandria VA, 3:29:57
2073. Schick, Jason, 40, Arlington VA, 2:58:17	2445. Chatelaine, Katherine, 27, Washington DC, 3:30:13
2104. Schwartz, Benjamin, 32, Washington DC, 2:58:26	2446. Coffey, Taylor S, 32, Arlington VA, 3:30:13
2131. Breslyn, Wayne G., 47, Rockville MD, 2:58:32	2477. Dawson, Karen M., 22, Washington DC, 3:30:23
2156. Swinton, Nathan M, 34, Washington DC, 2:58:38	2485. Grady, Melissa D, 44, Bethesda MD, 3:30:28
2198. Greszler, Timothy D., 36, Bethesda MD, 2:58:47	2512. Halliburton, Emily R., 34, Alexandria VA, 3:30:39
2251. Arbona, Serge E., 50, Parkville MD, 2:59:01	2593. Missimer, Katie L., 31, Washington DC, 3:31:09
2267. Pocol, Juan P, 31, Hyattsville MD, 2:59:05	2623. Schade, Nicole, 27, Washington DC, 3:31:17
2303. Uyemura, Trevor M, 31, Alexandria VA, 2:59:14	2627. Clemmer, Sarah M, 27, Arlington VA, 3:31:18
2344. Kelly, John A., 31, Arlington VA, 2:59:22	2654. Hill, Tiffany, 35, Alexandria VA, 3:31:29
2346. Kirk, William, 25, Richmond VA, 2:59:23	2663. Blakney, Luz A., 47, Oak Hill VA, 3:31:31
2353. Kelman, Erin, 38, Germantown MD, 2:59:24	2676. Sample, Jennifer, 40, Chevy Chase MD, 3:31:37
2393. Pettibone, Daniel, 41, Ashburn VA, 2:59:35	2710. Bair, Lara, 42, Falls Church VA, 3:31:50
2399. Finkle, Joshua B, 24, Arlington VA, 2:59:36	2718. Carcich, Jennifer L., 36, Washington DC, 3:31:53
2437. Flitcroft, Daren, 25, Great Falls VA, 2:59:46	2734. Oyer, Liz G, 36, Washington DC, 3:31:57
2440. Chang, Huanchou, 42, Arlington VA, 2:59:46	2750. Hartenbach, Julie M, 28, Alexandria VA, 3:32:01
2441. Carter, Mark J, 35, Alexandria VA, 2:59:46	2784. Chervenak, Sarah L, 44, Herndon VA, 3:32:10
2465. D’Amanda, Kevin, 53, Bethesda MD, 2:59:52	2792. Buroker, Kelly, 33, Arlington VA, 3:32:13
2482. Stillman, Jeremy D., 34, Washington DC, 2:59:56	2800. Cushman, Karin, 36, Aldie VA, 3:32:17
2524. Ladesic, John, 33, Clarksburg MD, 3:00:08	2810. Imperatore, Jane A, 39, Mclean VA, 3:32:21
2554. Salerno, Matthew G, 33, Springfield VA, 3:00:15	2833. Johnston, Lisa, 34, Reston VA, 3:32:29
2653. Molloy, Eamon J, 31, Washington DC, 3:00:47	2856. Moulton, Kristen L, 24, Rockville MD, 3:32:37
2671. Newville, David L, 38, Washington DC, 3:00:54	2874. Ruda, Kathleen, 32, Bethesda MD, 3:32:43
2678. Geide, Michael, 35, Vienna VA, 3:00:56	2887. Lambo, Krista, 29, Washington DC, 3:32:48
2795. Mattson, Michael, 32, Arlington VA, 3:01:39	2901. Price, Taylor L, 20, Manassas VA, 3:32:52
2796. Sanders, Michael, 42, Washington DC, 3:01:40	2914. Lewin, Jamie, 27, Washington DC, 3:32:56
2858. Ballenthin, William R., 27, Arlington VA, 3:02:04	2953. Heffner, Kelley, 24, Clarksburg MD, 3:33:07
2903. Shane, Michael, 47, Chevy Chase MD, 3:02:17	2968. Van Dyke, Elle, 23, Centreville VA, 3:33:11
2915. St. Onge, Scott M, 37, Washington DC, 3:02:21	3010. Swanson, Katie, 24, Arlington VA, 3:33:25
2927. Metzger, Christopher A., 31, Alexandria VA, 3:02:24	3045. Pisha, Nicolette L., 29, Washington DC, 3:33:36
2938. Lombardi, Christopher, 37, Washington DC, 3:02:26	3047. Ratzel, Jenny E., 29, Arlington VA, 3:33:36
2956. Mahoney, Patrick M, 31, Washington DC, 3:02:37	3059. O’Brien, Mary Kate, 38, Alexandria VA, 3:33:40
2958. Wilkins, Jon S., 44, Chevy Chase MD, 3:02:38	3063. Heitin, Liana, 32, Washington DC, 3:33:41
3016. Dahlem, Jim, 38, Chevy Chase MD, 3:02:55	3069. Asgeirsson, Amanda K, 28, Washington DC, 3:33:42
3040. Danza, Brian, 34, Arlington VA, 3:03:02	3084. Martin, Katherine T., 44, Alexandria VA, 3:33:47
3066. Sanchez, Juan Carlos, 33, Arlington VA, 3:03:13	3087. Takakusaki, Yuko, 47, Arlington VA, 3:33:48
3070. Naff, Michael T, 44, Arlington VA, 3:03:16	3163. Bowden, Jessica R, 24, Arlington VA, 3:34:08
3119. Kim, Albert D, 37, Arlington VA, 3:03:32	3167. Greene, Mary B, 31, Washington DC, 3:34:10
3124. Snow, Chris A., 43, Arlington VA, 3:03:33	3168. Stevenson, Dawn, 29, Arlington VA, 3:34:10
3145. Pick, Daniel, 35, Arlington VA, 3:03:41	3178. Dykeman, Kyra, 29, Washington DC, 3:34:13
3146. Menon, Abhaya N., 36, Falls Church VA, 3:03:41	3225. Kathol, Summer J, 28, Washington DC, 3:34:28
3175. Wadlington, Josh, 35, Oakton VA, 3:03:50	3237. Heinz, Lara, 26, Arlington VA, 3:34:30
3199. Perez, Miguel, 32, Silver Spring MD, 3:04:03	3242. Kinealy, Colleen, 27, Arlington VA, 3:34:32
3290. Brooks, James, 45, Arlington VA, 3:04:41	3341. Greszler, Rachel U, 32, Bethesda MD, 3:35:05
3343. Yost, Mark J, 56, Bethesda MD, 3:05:00	3356. Allwein, Daffney Parsons, 33, Lorton VA, 3:35:09
3400. Misera, Aaron, 24, Mclean VA, 3:05:16	3397. Heymann, Marilyn, 27, Washington DC, 3:35:26
3452. Oliver, Paul, 28, Washington DC, 3:05:35	3501. Hanley, Karen, 38, Arlington VA, 3:35:53
3480. Kidane, Argaw, 48, Montgomery Village MD, 3:05:44	3557. Brown, Kristen N., 26, Alexandria VA, 3:36:11
3536. Rohlf, Michael, 40, University Park MD, 3:06:04	3617. Brundage, Chelsea, 35, Arlington VA, 3:36:34
3539. Trombatore, Ken, 42, Brookeville MD, 3:06:05	3639. Britz, Bethany L., 29, Sterling VA, 3:36:40
3548. Runco, Philip S, 32, Washington DC, 3:06:10	3670. Sturner, Lauren, 27, Washington DC, 3:36:49
3564. Parry, Ben, 34, Rockville MD, 3:06:17	3682. Siegel, Sheri D, 42, Oak Hill VA, 3:36:53
3683. Kendra, John R, 52, Arlington VA, 3:06:54	3791. Watts, Tracie W, 41, Vienna VA, 3:37:29
3727. Gillanders, Robert J., 46, Washington DC, 3:07:14	3802. Edmonds, Mira, 36, Washington DC, 3:37:33
3784. Zirkelbach, Victor E, 34, Olney MD, 3:07:31	3812. Harwood, Morgan S, 22, Oak Hill VA, 3:37:38
3830. Hauptman, Barry, 52, Bethesda MD, 3:07:47	3817. Zheng, Jie, 43, Reston VA, 3:37:41
3882. Mahar-Piersma, Auke, 42, Silver Spring MD, 3:08:06	3915. Robbins, Catherine, 32, Alexandria VA, 3:38:12
3961. Teas, George, 44, Herndon VA, 3:08:34	3932. Penfield, Tracy J., 30, Arlington VA, 3:38:16
4014. Dalbey, Matthew, 49, Silver Spring MD, 3:08:50	3941. Ludwig, Audra H., 35, Washington DC, 3:38:17
4053. Fernandes, Conrad, 47, Silver Spring MD, 3:09:02	3943. Camilletti, Catherine R, 31, Washington DC, 3:38:18
4111. Ney, William B, 38, Washington DC, 3:09:21	3962. Rubenstein, Erica L., 56, Potomac MD, 3:38:22
4214. Reed, Colin W., 22, Arlington VA, 3:09:50	3967. Oppenheim, Rebecca A, 26, Arlington VA, 3:38:26
4250. Malik, Usama, 40, Washington DC, 3:10:01	3968. Ursu, Rodica, 46, Chevy Chase MD, 3:38:26
4343. Sherman, Alan, 43, Silver Spring MD, 3:10:36	3974. Hartinger, Alicia J, 28, Washington DC, 3:38:28
4359. Brooks, Benjamin, 43, Alexandria VA, 3:10:41	4024. Ashcom, Susan R, 49, Arlington VA, 3:38:47
4429. Lesser, Adam J, 35, Fairfax VA, 3:11:09	4036. Park, Haejin A, 37, Reston VA, 3:38:50
4452. Smith, Bradley T, 39, Arlington VA, 3:11:18	4042. Maple, Marcy L, 29, Alexandria VA, 3:38:52
4464. Paul, Daniel J., 31, Herndon VA, 3:11:24	4046. Rogers, Martha, 30, Washington DC, 3:38:55
4472. Barcon, Carlos, 40, Washington DC, 3:11:26	4101. Case, Lynn K, 55, Silver Spring MD, 3:39:11
4551. Vogel, Daniel S., 42, Silver Spring MD, 3:11:54	4108. Moorman, Colleen M, 29, Washington DC, 3:39:13
4591. Wong, Norman, 43, Washington DC, 3:12:08	4146. Freeman, Mary H, 47, Arlington VA, 3:39:27
4608. Pitts, Andrew, 24, Fairfax VA, 3:12:14	4159. Perryman, Maricela, 26, Arlington VA, 3:39:30
4613. Gannon, Jonathan W, 41, Silver Spring MD, 3:12:15	4164. Jurata, Linda, 43, Poolesville MD, 3:39:31
4619. Hawkins, Zach, 32, Germantown MD, 3:12:17	4179. Dove, Yukiko M, 42, Dumfries VA, 3:39:36
4652. Kinne, Sean P., 28, Alexandria VA, 3:12:31	4183. West, Kathleen E., 39, Ashburn VA, 3:39:37
4657. Grossman, Lawrence C, 51, Washington DC, 3:12:34	4301. Wong, Cosette, 27, Washington DC, 3:40:12
4667. Riggins, Wil, 50, Alexandria VA, 3:12:38	4319. Names, Gabrielle R., 25, Arlington VA, 3:40:17
4676. Ross, Andrew, 52, Vienna VA, 3:12:40	4362. Boccia, Emily, 37, Herndon VA, 3:40:28
4681. Nguyen, Tuan M, 43, Reston VA, 3:12:43	4390. Tun, Sokphal, 35, Vienna VA, 3:40:38
4696. Matheson, Paul F, 47, Arlington VA, 3:12:48	4459. Dunn, Carrie M, 39, Arlington VA, 3:40:58
4698. Pemberton, Alan A, 62, Silver Spring MD, 3:12:48	4495. Looper, Jill M, 44, Laurel MD, 3:41:13
4704. Gruszewski, Tyler, 30, Washington DC, 3:12:50	4512. Cales, Shaina M., 25, Arlington VA, 3:41:20
4872. Roberts, Michael D., 49, Washington DC, 3:13:42	4542. Vincent, Amelia, 39, Gaithersburg MD, 3:41:30
4922. Haines, Michael S, 46, Washington DC, 3:13:59	4612. Najera, Vilma C, 36, Olney MD, 3:41:50
4997. Moreno, Milton, 40, Herndon VA, 3:14:20	4613. Cranshaw, Lesley V., 52, Ashburn VA, 3:41:51
5034. Balzer, Tyler C., 28, Alexandria VA, 3:14:32	4619. Stephan, Christine L, 42, Silver Spring MD, 3:41:53
5068. Fucci, Michael, 25, Oakton VA, 3:14:44	4644. Smith, Donna Hayashi, 47, Silver Spring MD, 3:42:05
5088. Jones, Stuart C., 47, Arlington VA, 3:14:50	4660. Smith, Jennifer J., 31, Washington DC, 3:42:11
5092. Cleland, Colin W, 28, Washington DC, 3:14:51	4737. Hardman, Laine M, 45, Alexandria VA, 3:42:32
5093. Groman, Lawrence J., 29, Washington DC, 3:14:52	4752. Smialek, Jeanna M., 24, Washington DC, 3:42:38
5113. Siciliano, Seth H, 38, Potomac Falls VA, 3:15:02	4767. Cook, Yumiko, 47, Fairfax VA, 3:42:43
5114. Kier, Craig, 37, Silver Spring MD, 3:15:02	4776. Chan, Grace, 45, Arlington VA, 3:42:44
5124. Gorman, Thomas, 43, Washington DC, 3:15:05	4809. Polhemus, Rachel B, 40, Potomac MD, 3:42:54
5152. Jackson, William B., 32, Oakton VA, 3:15:16	4885. Holske, Rosemary E, 43, Ashburn VA, 3:43:20
5213. Munoz Blanco, Angel, 53, Washington DC, 3:15:44	4930. Hixon, Kate, 29, Arlington VA, 3:43:36
5255. Sud, Dhruv, 35, Washington DC, 3:16:00	4955. Staines, Natalie, 35, Severna Park MD, 3:43:44
5267. Albertini, Alexander E., 33, Silver Spring MD, 3:16:03	4961. Lademan, Daryle E., 44, Arlington VA, 3:43:46
5392. Hultquist, Daryl J, 45, Potomac MD, 3:16:50	4966. Greeson, Laura, 45, Fairfax VA, 3:43:48
5393. Basola, Paul B, 47, Washington DC, 3:16:51	5146. Peterson, Kathrina S, 40, Washington DC, 3:44:48
5457. Drosky, Mark A, 54, Alexandria VA, 3:17:13	5182. Worley, Christine E, 38, Washington DC, 3:45:01
5506. Ladson, Jonathan, 23, Woodbridge VA, 3:17:28	5222. Van Gestel, Elizabeth C, 47, Washington DC, 3:45:14
5555. Anderson, Matt, 49, Fairfax VA, 3:17:52	5233. Ryan, Karyn A., 44, Gaithersburg MD, 3:45:19
5570. Graham, Owen, 40, Olney MD, 3:17:57	5235. Westcott, Christine, 45, Chantilly VA, 3:45:19
5636. Autry, Phillip G, 41, Alexandria VA, 3:18:17	5319. Spraker, Rosemary, 51, Lortron VA, 3:45:51
5640. Wild, David D, 60, Washington DC, 3:18:20	5353. Kelly, Lisa M, 40, Centreville VA, 3:46:00
5652. Gardner, John, 46, Reston VA, 3:18:24	5395. Kalber, Karen M., 49, Crofton MD, 3:46:14
5676. Simler, Ken, 55, Takoma Park MD, 3:18:30	5425. Weeks, Katherine D, 34, Washington DC, 3:46:22
5695. Bedell, Kevin B, 49, Mclean VA, 3:18:36	5451. Hunter, Kaori, 45, Bristow VA, 3:46:34
5791. Nagarajan, Chandramouli, 47, South Riding VA, 3:19:04	5518. Ward, Kendra, 44, Chevy Chase MD, 3:46:57
5799. Panner, Aaron M, 50, Bethesda MD, 3:19:09	5536. Rybold, Kim, 32, Arlington VA, 3:47:05
5853. Thomas, Randal C., 21, Woodbridge VA, 3:19:28	5590. Stephens, Yoko, 50, Fairfax VA, 3:47:23
5897. Ahmim, Youcef, 53, Mclean VA, 3:19:41	5770. Splete, Heidi, 44, Chevy Chase MD, 3:48:23
5922. Stevenson, Michael R, 43, Arlington VA, 3:19:54	5801. Dicamillo, Karen D, 40, Germantown MD, 3:48:32
5924. Trumpet, Steven, 46, Ashburn VA, 3:19:55	5808. Grady, Rebecca, 38, Arlington VA, 3:48:33
5958. Johnson, Thomas S Jr., 29, Arlington VA, 3:20:06	5871. Bowden, Kristen D., 40, Washington DC, 3:48:53
6083. Beden, Craig J, 53, Vienna VA, 3:20:57	5889. Herklotz, Colleen, 34, Centreville VA, 3:48:57
6156. Kurst, Frederick L. Jr., 48, Manassas VA, 3:21:24	5893. Clappsy, Andrea, 50, Annapolis MD, 3:48:57
6170. Baldwin, Raymond, 51, Gaithersburg MD, 3:21:26	5895. Cotter, Leighann, 43, Annapolis MD, 3:48:58
6283. Raabe, Bill, 60, Washington DC, 3:22:04	5900. Park, Sarah L., 44, Arlington VA, 3:49:00
6366. Black, Tony, 52, Arlington VA, 3:22:32	5901. Tuncer, Diane, 47, Kensington MD, 3:49:01
6369. De Leon Hernandez, Ivan, 42, Washington DC, 3:22:33	5985. Neal, Juliet M., 42, Springfield VA, 3:49:31
6375. Signore, Philippe, 47, Arlington VA, 3:22:34	6024. Leety-Weinstein, Jessica K, 41, Brookeville MD, 3:49:48
6419. Goldberg, Lew, 64, Fairfax VA, 3:22:47	6061. Martell, Leslie G, 43, Great Falls VA, 3:50:01
6491. Newland, Ernie, 56, Manassas VA, 3:23:10	6146. Baker, Cathy A., 58, Bethesda MD, 3:50:33
6529. Martin, Robert S, 51, Fairfax Station VA, 3:23:24	6161. Katson, Mery-Angela S, 50, Mclean VA, 3:50:38
6554. Crumlish, Shawn B, 43, Richmond VA, 3:23:32	6173. Tipton, Hillary, 26, Washington DC, 3:50:44
6606. Palmer, Ian C., 39, Alexandria VA, 3:23:44	6184. Rini, Lisa L, 39, Aldie VA, 3:50:47
6617. Bjorksten, Nils, 50, Vienna VA, 3:23:46	6203. Maul, Dana, 40, Potomac MD, 3:50:54
6630. Seidman, Joshua J., 46, Bethesda MD, 3:23:51	6228. Kendler, Elizabeth, 56, Washington DC, 3:51:03
6649. Surbey, Brett J, 46, Fairfax VA, 3:23:59	6313. Zobler, Marian, 51, Bethesda MD, 3:51:36
6662. Williams, Jamie, 53, Washington DC, 3:24:03	6358. Pade, Genemarie, 46, Mclean VA, 3:51:50
6823. Neusner, Noam, 45, Chevy Chase MD, 3:24:55	6371. MacKintosh, Brenda, 49, Springfield VA, 3:51:56
6861. Doh, Harrison, 56, Potomac MD, 3:25:11	6376. Zimmerman, Malissa, 44, Washington DC, 3:51:58
6900. Becerra, Mauricio, 45, Washington DC, 3:25:25	6391. Cline, Erica, 36, Leesburg VA, 3:52:01
6917. Foley, Thomas G., 53, Herndon VA, 3:25:33	6393. Rechka, Mieko, 41, Lorton VA, 3:52:02
6938. Muchnick, Steven N., 58, Laurel MD, 3:25:39	6446. Kelly, Sarah, 29, Arlington VA, 3:52:17
6953. Engle, Chuck, 44, Alexandria VA, 3:25:45	6480. Kleitz, Jean, 32, Gainesville VA, 3:52:30
6978. Bade, John P, 50, Chantilly VA, 3:25:56	6482. Hawkins, Shannon, 46, Cabin John MD, 3:52:31
7002. Lundy, Wayne M, 60, College Park MD, 3:26:02	6535. Bristow, Courtney K., 35, Arlington VA, 3:52:50
7035. Wojcik, John F., 54, Manassas VA, 3:26:12	6595. Vogel, Gayle, 40, Washington DC, 3:53:11
7059. Tubb, Jesse, 38, Savage MD, 3:26:19	6618. Wright, Natalie C, 22, Sterling VA, 3:53:18
7152. McLoughlin, John T., 42, Ashburn VA, 3:26:52	6649. Dubbeling, Holly M, 41, Fairfax VA, 3:53:29
7223. Sampson, Michael C., 29, Bowie MD, 3:27:17	6742. Muller, Charlotte L, 31, Arlington VA, 3:53:58
7250. Bird, Derek, 40, Burke VA, 3:27:26	6749. Hoffman, Carol H., 46, Rockville MD, 3:54:01
7301. White, Vinn, 39, Washington DC, 3:27:43	6767. Tindall, Anne H, 38, Silver Spring MD, 3:54:07
7341. Harden, James L, 51, Washington DC, 3:27:55	6822. Killelea, Amy, 33, Washington DC, 3:54:23
7411. Rojas, Felipe Sr., 56, Washington DC, 3:28:18	6876. Calonder, Mary Jo, 52, Bristow VA, 3:54:41
7419. Bold, Thomas P III, 50, Alexandria VA, 3:28:19	6937. Reed, Brittany, 34, Silver Spring MD, 3:55:05
7465. Stone, Scot, 51, Washington DC, 3:28:32	7033. Whitesides, Ellen E, 33, Washington DC, 3:55:40
7476. Sorensen, Eric R, 53, Rockville MD, 3:28:35	7099. Jaremback, Kristen, 35, Washington DC, 3:56:07
7525. Yeam, Sangwon, 53, Oakton VA, 3:28:52	7125. Brubaker, Katrina, 45, Arlington VA, 3:56:20
7529. Shaw, Russ A., 45, Leesburg VA, 3:28:53	7175. Draim, Ida, 59, Alexandria VA, 3:56:46
7617. Morse, John H III, 29, Washington DC, 3:29:18	7198. Fincher, Audrey, 57, Gaithersburg MD, 3:56:59
7670. Turcotte, John L, 33, Lorton VA, 3:29:37	7213. Housaman, Carol, 54, Woodbridge VA, 3:57:06
7766. Loomis, William P., 61, Silver Spring MD, 3:30:11	7298. Woodard, Kelsey M, 27, Washington DC, 3:57:41
7798. Lynch, Nicholas J., 29, Washington DC, 3:30:24	7354. Marshall, Tatyana Y, 46, Alexandria VA, 3:58:10
7863. Miller, Howard, 38, Woodbridge VA, 3:30:43	7358. Payabyab, Eden, 30, Washington DC, 3:58:11
7871. Byler, Dirck S, 46, Takoma Park MD, 3:30:47	7370. Young, Liz, 37, Washington DC, 3:58:22
7963. Cashin, Benjamin P., 19, Washington DC, 3:31:24	7417. Casey, Beth, 46, Vienna VA, 3:58:46
7988. Frederick, Timothy M, 46, Washington DC, 3:31:34	7470. Reed, Charmaine, 45, Springfield VA, 3:59:09
7992. Bevers, Kyle D., 29, Manassas VA, 3:31:36	7495. Kennedy, Julie, 49, Falls Church VA, 3:59:20
8014. Wolf, Gregory A, 37, Alexandria VA, 3:31:45	7503. Mangan, Kristina A, 40, Manassas VA, 3:59:22
8021. Lennox, David A., 56, Sandy Spring MD, 3:31:48	7534. Stone, Alexandra B., 33, Washington DC, 3:59:37
8046. McGowan, Tom, 55, Mclean VA, 3:31:57	7555. Gagnier, Brooke C., 42, Arlington VA, 3:59:52
8134. Clem, William M, 55, Bethesda MD, 3:32:49	7613. Cline, Lisa A., 43, Washington DC, 4:00:25
8220. Rauber, John, 56, Potomac MD, 3:33:18	7693. Curran, Brooke S, 46, Alexandria VA, 4:01:04
8293. DiFonzo, Dan, 51, Rockville MD, 3:33:49	7730. Sheaffer, Linda J, 59, Washington DC, 4:01:28
8457. Delong, Clyde S III, 52, Ashburn VA, 3:34:58	7759. Georgelas, Alison M, 37, Vienna VA, 4:01:43
8571. Armonda, Rocco A., 50, Silver Spring MD, 3:35:48	8033. Moncrief-Stuart, Sandra L, 46, Vienna VA, 4:04:22
8585. Peterson, Alex A, 31, Alexandria VA, 3:35:56	8098. Adams, Diane H., 52, Purcellville VA, 4:05:10
8665. Stevenson, Andrew M, 51, Arlington VA, 3:36:32	8141. Ramsdell, Michelle, 47, Burke VA, 4:05:33
8674. Krehbiel, Ken, 61, Washington DC, 3:36:35	8151. Rieling, Jenna, 23, Washington DC, 4:05:40
8683. Mendelowitz, Rich, 56, Arlington VA, 3:36:41	8162. Jackson, Kassandra, 25, Annandale VA, 4:05:45
8698. Montgomery, David E Jr., 53, Takoma Park MD, 3:36:47	8417. Crisp, Kim, 48, Manassas VA, 4:08:22
8730. Demarco, Brian, 40, Washington DC, 3:37:00	8442. Telford, Beth Ann, 45, Fairfax VA, 4:08:36
8748. Tyler, Sean F, 46, Arlington VA, 3:37:09	8456. Bullock, In Suk, 50, Lorton VA, 4:08:45
8822. Laszlo, Chris, 56, Great Falls VA, 3:37:39	8477. Schmickel, Joanna, 53, Arlington VA, 4:09:01
8895. Murray, James, 46, Alexandria VA, 3:38:11	8546. Roberts, Mary Ann, 63, Alexandria VA, 4:09:46
9016. Hemminger, Matthew R., 55, Ashburn VA, 3:38:58	8552. Dutta, Trina, 35, Washington DC, 4:09:48
9034. Gordon, Stuart L, 59, Rockville MD, 3:39:08	8597. Roy, Melissa, 46, Alexandria VA, 4:10:15
9161. Bachrach, Carlos, 54, Potomac MD, 3:40:04	8686. Walls, Cindy, 57, Arlington VA, 4:11:06
9169. Malley, John C., 23, Arlington VA, 3:40:06	8744. Bodeau, Melissa J., 48, Arlington VA, 4:11:45
9194. Names, Donald J., 58, Arlington VA, 3:40:16	8751. Wolfe, Claudia C., 63, Alexandria VA, 4:11:50
9195. Duffey, Timothy M, 54, Arlington VA, 3:40:17	8761. Kinealy, Bridget, 25, Arlington VA, 4:11:58
9212. Watt, Douglas, 57, Gaithersburg MD, 3:40:24	8794. Foster, Marcy, 61, Reston VA, 4:12:19
9229. Kelly, Bernard J., 42, Greenbelt MD, 3:40:31	8836. Shafer, Jennifer A, 41, Triangle VA, 4:12:48
9236. McCall, Kevin, 57, Fort Belvoir VA, 3:40:36	8914. Doll, Alex S., 22, Bethesda MD, 4:13:40
9252. Serenyi, Nicholas, 45, Potomac MD, 3:40:43	8962. Towne, Liz, 52, Alexandria VA, 4:14:15
9259. Byram, Timothy R., 57, Falls Church VA, 3:40:45	9023. Good, Rosemary, 51, Sterling VA, 4:15:09
9295. Encarnacion, Enrico C, 33, Washington DC, 3:41:02	9071. Boettcher, Eileen, 50, Alexandria VA, 4:15:48
9321. Seiken, Roger A, 46, Falls Church VA, 3:41:10	9169. Albrecht, Suzanne M., 22, Bethesda MD, 4:17:13
9328. Gregg, Thomas L., 50, Burke VA, 3:41:16	9212. Coughlin, Deborah A., 56, Washington DC, 4:17:39
9342. Pack, Bob, 46, Purcellville VA, 3:41:21	9271. Ravitz, Amanda, 45, Washington DC, 4:18:31
9419. Hancock, Glenn R, 49, Springfield VA, 3:42:03	9283. Waldron, Kate, 25, Washington DC, 4:18:41
9430. Lambert, Ted, 45, Virginia Beach VA, 3:42:09	9394. Bowman, Mary C, 49, Silver Spring MD, 4:20:30
9482. Suzuki, Hideki, 51, Chevy Chase MD, 3:42:37	9398. Jenkins, Natalie, 56, Germantown MD, 4:20:32
9552. Donahue, Joseph P, 60, Vienna VA, 3:43:10	9429. Talarico, Lauren R., 33, Arlington VA, 4:21:05
9610. Streb, Fred D. Jr., 51, Chantilly VA, 3:43:45	9454. Burke, Emily K., 29, Washington DC, 4:21:24
9624. Brannigan, Philip J. III, 25, Washington DC, 3:43:51	9525. Allen, Jane D, 46, Leesburg VA, 4:22:25
9650. Sullivan, Keith, 40, Alexandria VA, 3:44:03	9659. Gradison, Robin, 57, Arlingon VA, 4:24:20
9651. Knipfer, Knut, 45, Ashburn VA, 3:44:05	9694. Trice, Lindsay, 27, Washington DC, 4:24:53
9668. McKee, Chris, 46, Vienna VA, 3:44:16	9698. McCausland, Lucy, 60, Arlington VA, 4:24:57
9670. Stewart, Phil, 65, Bethesda MD, 3:44:17	9842. Greenberg, Freyda B., 66, Fairfax VA, 4:27:48
9679. Strausman, Jack E, 53, Silver Spring MD, 3:44:21	10016. Soberanis, Layla S., 28, Manassas VA, 4:31:19
9722. Teplitz, Steven, 49, Chevy Chase MD, 3:44:46	10020. Tomeo, Olivia B., 24, Washington DC, 4:31:27
9764. Rankin, Chris, 43, Cabin John MD, 3:45:05	10105. Bock, Christine N, 48, Ashburn VA, 4:33:04
9797. Frost, Stephen, 55, Silver Spring MD, 3:45:20	10145. Ebert, Jackie M., 50, Chevy Chase MD, 4:34:01
9799. Grayson, Harrison W., 63, Upper Marlboro MD, 3:45:21	10177. Danahy, Stephanie, 58, Fairfax Station VA, 4:34:47
9886. Melby, Eric, 67, Bethesda MD, 3:46:14	10332. Harrison, Kari S., 37, Washington DC, 4:37:59
9940. Guzman, Jorge, 60, Potomac MD, 3:46:42	10345. Bauman, Paige L, 47, Annapolis MD, 4:38:16
9971. Shkeda, Andrew, 45, Germantown MD, 3:47:06	10406. Kane, Pamela J, 45, Fairfax VA, 4:39:17
9999. Hattan, Justin, 37, Washington DC, 3:47:25	10493. Davis, Peggy, 63, Fairfax VA, 4:41:43
10024. Dzema, Edward J Jr., 51, Purcellville VA, 3:47:39	10668. Fredlake, Mary B, 65, Washington DC, 4:46:28
10054. Magann, Gregory J., 54, Rockville MD, 3:47:51	10721. Kurdziel, Lisa M., 33, Washington DC, 4:48:09
10289. Angle, Richard E., 46, Alexandria VA, 3:50:03	10761. Firth, Linda M., 46, Dumfries VA, 4:49:39
10331. Platais, Imants, 62, Silver Spring MD, 3:50:27	10795. Winer, Jenna, 26, Arlington VA, 4:50:41
10361. Mart, David M., 62, Chantilly VA, 3:50:42	10871. Streb, Cara J., 51, Chantilly VA, 4:52:56
10406. Joo, Isaiah, 25, Washington DC, 3:51:09	10922. Tosato, Giovanna, 66, Bethesda MD, 4:55:09
10476. Broadbent, Robert A., 43, Fort Belvoir VA, 3:51:38	10952. Veley, Sara, 35, Centreville VA, 4:55:59
10500. Williams, Rhys, 53, Reston VA, 3:51:52	11012. Mulvey, Sarah, 25, Arlington VA, 4:57:56
10532. Taylor, Steve, 46, Ashburn VA, 3:52:10	11268. Lundeby, Stephanie, 32, Alexandria VA, 5:08:36
10619. Burns, Thomas, 57, Oak Hill VA, 3:52:53	11320. Rosenthal, Ann S, 65, Bethesda MD, 5:11:12
10644. Bolduc, David R., 46, Woodbridge VA, 3:53:10	11487. Starck, Sara J., 33, Arlington VA, 5:19:28
10683. Stailey, Judson E, 65, North Potomac MD, 3:53:32	11543. Simons, Trinity F., 34, Washington DC, 5:23:33
10810. Lecuyer, Jacques J, 55, Washington DC, 3:54:48	11582. Halferty, Julie, 47, Arlington VA, 5:25:21
10820. Fumich, Frank A, 47, Arlington VA, 3:54:54	11660. Preble, Amanda J., 51, Centreville VA, 5:30:19
10840. McGregor, Hugh, 63, Potomac MD, 3:55:11	11800. Bolton, Gretchen S, 69, Bethesda MD, 5:41:29
10861. Nah, Joseph T., 43, Gaithersburg MD, 3:55:27	11838. Gauthier, Krista, 39, Annandale VA, 5:45:21
10868. Ernst, Ricardo, 56, Washington DC, 3:55:34	11931. Lebson, Diane E., 44, Washington DC, 5:54:41
10886. Richards, Allen L., 59, Damascus MD, 3:55:41	11954. Hoagland, Rachael M., 41, Alexandria VA, 5:56:54
10971. Lee, Joon Ki, 60, Germantown MD, 3:56:33
10998. Burnett, Bruce D, 57, Leesburg VA, 3:56:49
11051. Anthony, Larry, 55, Washington DC, 3:57:22
11321. Meyer, Cory M., 24, Washington DC, 3:59:58
11450. Wagner, John F, 53, Alexandria VA, 4:01:58
11565. Dettmar, Chris, 61, Reston VA, 4:04:00
11658. Vida, Joseph, 44, Fairfax VA, 4:05:12
11793. Noone, Jim, 70, Fairfax VA, 4:07:24
11871. Kavanaugh, Brett M., 50, Chevy Chase MD, 4:08:36
11875. Gomez, Abel, 48, Washington DC, 4:08:41
12031. Thompson, Luke D., 34, Washington DC, 4:11:23
12178. Glover, Michael E., 54, Falls Church VA, 4:14:08
12189. Richards, William, 61, Falls Church VA, 4:14:18
12231. Wright, Mark E, 51, Alexandria VA, 4:15:12
12306. Hozik, James, 70, Great Falls VA, 4:16:47
12346. Satija, Sushil, 65, Potomac MD, 4:17:20
12421. Crandall, Jeremy P., 29, Washington DC, 4:18:38
12487. Wind, Jay Jacob, 65, Arlington VA, 4:19:51
12540. Sindermann, Robert P Jr., 61, Arlington VA, 4:20:50
12543. Farrell, Robert F. II, 26, Bethesda MD, 4:20:52
12560. Land, Robert C., 47, Rockville MD, 4:21:12
12633. Mullins, Sean D., 34, Fort Belvoir VA, 4:22:25
12650. Langley, R J, 67, Vienna VA, 4:22:44
12851. Heath, Michael B., 39, Washington DC, 4:27:02
12852. Walenda, Gary A., 43, Fort Belvoir VA, 4:26:58
12983. Robertson, Kevin C, 43, Mclean VA, 4:29:49
13018. Belongia, Stephen A., 43, Arlington VA, 4:30:40
13031. Quinzio, Thomas J, 67, Arlington VA, 4:31:02
13104. Richter, Bengal, 58, Washington DC, 4:32:52
13235. Wyse, Gregory C., 45, Annandale VA, 4:36:12
13316. Bold, Thomas P. Jr., 71, Springfield VA, 4:38:38
13326. Inanloo, Parviz, 70, Springfield VA, 4:38:56
13416. Morneau, Stephen, 33, Falls Church VA, 4:41:11
13439. Janson, Christopher, 48, Washington DC, 4:42:04
13441. O’Farrell, Jim T., 50, Alexandria VA, 4:41:59
13500. Taylor, Robert W, 65, Alexandria VA, 4:44:13
13634. Sallet, Jeffrey S., 44, Falls Church VA, 4:49:08
13674. Findaro, Joseph T., 57, Washington DC, 4:51:18
13725. Paz, Bermel R, 53, Centreville VA, 4:53:26
13823. Kaplar, Richard T., 63, Herndon VA, 4:57:55
13869. Revanna, Krupakar, 71, Falls Church VA, 5:00:00
14065. Defeo, Morris F., 55, Fairfax VA, 5:12:51
14223. Blackwelder, Nathan J., 42, Sterling VA, 5:22:44
14261. Brown, Patrick M., 70, Reston VA, 5:25:19
14281. Lukenbill, Francis C., 54, Gainesville VA, 5:27:01
14282. Lee, Bothwell G., 62, Washington DC, 5:27:40
14314. Vinluan, Jerome, 47, Fort Belvoir VA, 5:30:01
14379. Perry, Alan, 45, Rockville MD, 5:36:29
14401. Academia, Edgardo D., 51, Fort Lee VA, 5:39:06
14427. Beach, Bennett H., 65, Bethesda MD, 5:42:57
14508. Nelson, Terrence I., 48, Upper Marlboro MD, 5:54:53
14510. Baker, Rushern L. III, 56, Cheverly MD, 5:54:54
14512. Grimes, Anthony V. Sr., 54, Waldorf MD, 5:54:54

 

 

They might not all be lining up on Monday morning, but any number of these 799 registrants from the Washington, D.C. area could be racing the Boston Marathon.

 

BIB	NAME	AGE	M/F	CITY	STATE
10386	Ackerman, Rachel E	31	F	Washington	DC
22496	Adams, Diane H.	52	F	Purcellville	VA
26965	Adler, Elliott B.	65	M	Potomac	MD
11038	Ahmim, Youcef	53	M	Mclean	VA
731	Aitken, Miles	31	M	Washington	DC
5441	Albertini, Alexander E.	33	M	Silver Spring	MD
31408	Albrecht, Suzanne M.	22	F	Bethesda	MD
13355	Alexander, Katherine H.	25	F	Arlington	VA
23379	Allen, Jane D	46	F	Leesburg	VA
16755	Allwein, Daffney Parsons	33	F	Lorton	VA
340	Anderson, Aaron L	31	M	Germantown	MD
32517	Anderson, Christopher	24	M	Gaithersburg	MD
9418	Anderson, Matt	49	M	Fairfax	VA
23545	Anderson, Rochelle B	51	F	Springfield	VA
4094	Andes, Scott M	31	M	Takoma Park	MD
25581	Angle, Richard E.	46	M	Alexandria	VA
17652	Anthony, Larry	55	M	Washington	DC
29534	Armonda, Rocco A.	50	M	Silver Spring	MD
16479	Asgeirsson, Amanda K	28	F	Washington	DC
19805	Ashcom, Susan R	49	F	Arlington	VA
7328	Autry, Phillip G	41	M	Alexandria	VA
10359	Bachrach, Carlos	54	M	Potomac	MD
12043	Bade, John P	50	M	Chantilly	VA
292	Bain, Christopher	37	M	Takoma Park	MD
13614	Bair, Lara	42	F	Falls Church	VA
10673	Baker, Catherine L.	32	F	Haymarket	VA
23170	Baker, Cathy A.	58	F	Bethesda	MD
30544	Baker, Rushern L. III	56	M	Cheverly	MD
7618	Baldwin, Raymond	51	M	Gaithersburg	MD
3281	Ballenthin, William R.	27	M	Arlington	VA
20968	Ballman, Michelle A	45	F	Potomac	MD
4269	Balzer, Tyler C.	28	M	Alexandria	VA
7001	Barcon, Carlos	40	M	Washington	DC
9841	Basola, Paul B	47	M	Washington	DC
25545	Beach, Bennett H.	65	M	Bethesda	MD
8815	Beal, Dorothy T	33	F	Leesburg	VA
8406	Becerra, Mauricio	45	M	Washington	DC
12745	Bedell, Kevin B	49	M	Mclean	VA
9230	Beden, Craig J	53	M	Vienna	VA
29088	Belongia, Stephen A.	43	M	Arlington	VA
2896	Bevers, Kyle D.	29	M	Manassas	VA
17086	Biggs, Amanda	27	F	Arlington	VA
5501	Binnie, Randall M.	37	M	Arlington	VA
5937	Bird, Derek	40	M	Burke	VA
12233	Bird, Samantha	36	F	Burke	VA
1670	Bishop, Sarah R.	32	F	Fairfax	VA
9958	Bjorksten, Nils	50	M	Vienna	VA
9220	Black, Tony	52	M	Arlington	VA
31564	Blackwelder, Nathan J.	42	M	Sterling	VA
13360	Blakney, Luz A.	47	F	Oak Hill	VA
14566	Boccia, Emily	37	F	Herndon	VA
23161	Bock, Christine N	48	F	Ashburn	VA
21213	Bodeau, Melissa J.	48	F	Arlington	VA
22059	Boettcher, Eileen	50	F	Alexandria	VA
12981	Bold, Thomas P III	50	M	Alexandria	VA
25296	Bold, Thomas P. Jr.	71	M	Springfield	VA
25628	Bolduc, David R.	46	M	Woodbridge	VA
25413	Bolton, Gretchen S	69	F	Bethesda	MD
11397	Borden, Maggie	29	F	Arlington	VA
16961	Bowden, Jessica R	24	F	Arlington	VA
12216	Bowden, Kristen D.	40	F	Washington	DC
22573	Bowman, Mary C	49	F	Silver Spring	MD
2799	Brameyer, James	36	M	Gaithersburg	MD
28100	Brannigan, Philip J. III	25	M	Washington	DC
1385	Brennan, James R	32	M	Alexandria	VA
4432	Breslyn, Wayne G.	47	M	Rockville	MD
10505	Brill, Jennifer L.	25	F	Washington	DC
16197	Bristow, Courtney K.	35	F	Arlington	VA
16603	Britz, Bethany L.	29	F	Sterling	VA
25633	Broadbent, Robert A.	43	M	Fort Belvoir	VA
8235	Brooks, Benjamin	43	M	Alexandria	VA
5794	Brooks, James	45	M	Arlington	VA
13460	Brown, Jacqueline M.	33	F	Alexandria	VA
11210	Brown, Kristen N.	26	F	Alexandria	VA
25278	Brown, Patrick M.	70	M	Reston	VA
11884	Browne, Rebecca S	46	F	Arlington	VA
20066	Brubaker, Katrina	45	F	Arlington	VA
16054	Brundage, Chelsea	35	F	Arlington	VA
4131	Buccino, Joseph	41	M	Arlington	VA
22149	Bullock, In Suk	50	F	Lorton	VA
3591	Burke, Edmund J.	45	M	Silver Spring	MD
27661	Burke, Emily K.	29	F	Washington	DC
19216	Burnett, Bruce D	57	M	Leesburg	VA
17096	Burns, Thomas	57	M	Oak Hill	VA
11879	Buroker, Kelly	33	F	Arlington	VA
10544	Byler, Dirck S	46	M	Takoma Park	MD
16539	Byram, Timothy R.	57	M	Falls Church	VA
12101	Cales, Shaina M.	25	F	Arlington	VA
22209	Calonder, Mary Jo	52	F	Bristow	VA
16655	Camilletti, Catherine R	31	F	Washington	DC
12375	Caranta, Rachel K.	39	F	Annandale	VA
16692	Carcich, Jennifer L.	36	F	Washington	DC
9696	Cardosi, Calesse	24	F	Fairfax	VA
3769	Carter, Mark J	35	M	Alexandria	VA
20360	Case, Lynn K	55	F	Silver Spring	MD
20333	Casey, Beth	46	F	Vienna	VA
28998	Cashin, Benjamin P.	19	M	Washington	DC
32529	Cavalier, Clark	24	M	Bethesda	MD
9966	Cave, Kathleen	26	F	Chevy Chase	MD
2744	Chace, Jesse G	33	M	Washington	DC
13283	Chamberlin, Rachael	34	F	Springfield	VA
20769	Chan, Grace	45	F	Arlington	VA
8372	Chang, Huanchou	42	M	Arlington	VA
13752	Chantry, Jacquelyne	26	F	Washington	DC
13990	Chatelaine, Katherine	27	F	Washington	DC
25488	Chatterton, Muffet S	70	F	Crofton	MD
1307	Cheney, Thomas S	28	M	Washington	DC
14941	Chervenak, Sarah L	44	F	Herndon	VA
25542	Chloupek, Larry A. II	54	M	Potomac	MD
4455	Cleland, Colin W	28	M	Washington	DC
12090	Clem, William M	55	M	Bethesda	MD
18259	Clemmer, Sarah M	27	F	Arlington	VA
16568	Cline, Erica	36	F	Leesburg	VA
29246	Cline, Lisa A.	43	F	Washington	DC
11358	Cloutier-Simons, Danielle	28	F	Washington	DC
14048	Coffey, Taylor S	32	F	Arlington	VA
11416	Cohen, Carol	38	F	Arlington	VA
14580	Collins, Julie A	39	F	Great Falls	VA
4854	Colman, David L	29	M	Arlington	VA
5702	Conant, Cindy	54	F	Kensington	MD
13779	Connor, Meghan P.	23	F	Alexandria	VA
21597	Cook, Yumiko	47	F	Fairfax	VA
17962	Corrado, Megan E.	29	F	Alexandria	VA
22378	Coughlin, Deborah A.	56	F	Washington	DC
25198	Cowley, Tom	77	M	Gaithersburg	MD
3724	Crago, Stephen P.	46	M	Vienna	VA
26760	Crandall, Jeremy P.	29	M	Washington	DC
16838	Cranshaw, Lesley V.	52	F	Ashburn	VA
12696	Cranston, Katie	33	F	Lorton	VA
16030	Crawford, Kathleen M.	28	F	Oakton	VA
10608	Cressy, Lindsay	32	F	Washington	DC
22012	Crisp, Kim	48	F	Manassas	VA
1743	Curley, Lavar	34	M	Washington	DC
17841	Curran, Brooke S	46	F	Alexandria	VA
17595	Cushman, Karin	36	F	Aldie	VA
4658	Dahlem, Jim	38	M	Chevy Chase	MD
8578	Dalbey, Matthew	49	M	Silver Spring	MD
16091	Daley, Pamela S.	31	F	Washington	DC
2173	D’Amanda, Kevin	53	M	Bethesda	MD
24670	Danahy, Stephanie	58	F	Fairfax Station	VA
5059	Danza, Brian	34	M	Arlington	VA
25315	Davis, Peggy	63	F	Fairfax	VA
15252	Dawson, Karen M.	22	F	Washington	DC
4143	De Leon Hernandez, Ivan	42	M	Washington	DC
26021	Defeo, Morris F.	55	M	Fairfax	VA
2956	Defilippi, James	37	M	Arlington	VA
16329	Dehne, Carolyn	32	F	Washington	DC
15299	Delong, Clyde S III	52	M	Ashburn	VA
9500	Delp, Amanda N.	30	F	Arlington	VA
6462	Demarco, Brian	40	M	Washington	DC
1582	Dempsey, Matthew	30	M	Fairfax	VA
17425	Denis, Stephanie	40	F	Arlington	VA
3121	Denson, Allen	33	M	Alexandria	VA
16478	Depaolis, Alison N.	25	F	Washington	DC
2497	Desjardins, Amos A.	33	M	Alexandria	VA
22313	Dettmar, Chris	61	M	Reston	VA
10719	Devan, Teah J.	41	F	Gaithersburg	MD
21120	Devlin, Dan	60	M	Silver Spring	MD
1451	Dhunjishah, Michael G.	42	M	Falls Church	VA
19668	Dicamillo, Karen D	40	F	Germantown	MD
6830	DiFonzo, Dan	51	M	Rockville	MD
16893	Doh, Harrison	56	M	Potomac	MD
17280	Doles, Stephanie N.	28	F	Arlington	VA
29066	Doll, Alex S.	22	F	Bethesda	MD
19557	Donahue, Joseph P	60	M	Vienna	VA
22788	Donatelli, Traci L	45	F	Boyds	MD
20946	Dove, Yukiko M	42	F	Dumfries	VA
25056	Draim, Ida	59	F	Alexandria	VA
5659	Drosky, Mark A	54	M	Alexandria	VA
20022	Dubbeling, Holly M	41	F	Fairfax	VA
16640	Duckworth, Courtney J	21	F	Manassas	VA
14507	Duffey, Timothy M	54	M	Arlington	VA
17368	Duffy, Francesca M	31	F	Alexandria	VA
18368	Dunn, Carrie M	39	F	Arlington	VA
18191	Dutta, Trina	35	F	Washington	DC
729	Dye, Tyler	24	M	Alexandria	VA
15185	Dykeman, Kyra	29	F	Washington	DC
12575	Dzema, Edward J Jr.	51	M	Purcellville	VA
21246	Eason, Patricia	47	F	Silver Spring	MD
24364	Ebert, Jackie M.	50	F	Chevy Chase	MD
19294	Edmonds, Mira	36	F	Washington	DC
25196	Eisen, Rona	62	F	Bethesda	MD
17063	Elmer, Julie S	46	F	Arlington	VA
3411	Encarnacion, Enrico C	33	M	Washington	DC
256	Engle, Chuck	44	M	Alexandria	VA
3974	Ercoli, Christopher C	31	M	Washington	DC
19907	Ernst, Ricardo	56	M	Washington	DC
25007	Evans, Eleanor	59	F	Falls Church	VA
27604	Farrell, Robert F. II	26	M	Bethesda	MD
9702	Federoff, Allison H	28	F	Washington	DC
4936	Ferguson, Jonathan	38	M	Bethesda	MD
3163	Fernandes, Conrad	47	M	Silver Spring	MD
45	Fernandez, Patrick J.	28	M	Alexandria	VA
5549	Fiegener, Mark K	60	M	Arlington	VA
9202	Filbert, Anabelle B	39	F	Potomac	MD
24078	Fincher, Audrey	57	F	Gaithersburg	MD
27835	Findaro, Joseph T.	57	M	Washington	DC
9637	Findlay, Pamela L	29	F	Alexandria	VA
3270	Finkle, Joshua B	24	M	Arlington	VA
16794	Finlay, Amber V.	26	F	Rockville	MD
2690	Firestone, Lee E	49	M	North Potomac	MD
27775	Firth, Linda M.	46	F	Dumfries	VA
1545	Fisher, Evan	34	F	Alexandria	VA
4807	Fishman, Craig	54	M	Falls Church	VA
3101	Fishman, Shlomo	23	M	Silver Spring	MD
4126	Flitcroft, Daren	25	M	Great Falls	VA
10267	Foley, Linda S.	53	F	Oak Hill	VA
13368	Foley, Thomas G.	53	M	Herndon	VA
9726	Forte, Miranda J	30	F	Germantown	MD
24798	Foster, Marcy	61	F	Reston	VA
1487	Foster, Wade	29	M	Washington	DC
23544	Franks, Alice	66	F	Rockville	MD
4036	Fraychineaud, Tommy	23	M	Washington	DC
11782	Frederick, Timothy M	46	M	Washington	DC
25415	Fredlake, Mary B	65	F	Washington	DC
1003	Freeburn, Keith J	41	M	Centreville	VA
19056	Freeman, Davida K.	44	F	Bethesda	MD
20589	Freeman, Mary H	47	F	Arlington	VA
701	Frome, Gavin V.	25	M	Washington	DC
17959	Frost, Stephen	55	M	Silver Spring	MD
5168	Fucci, Michael	25	M	Oakton	VA
18953	Fulton, Courtney	36	F	Arlington	VA
11324	Fumich, Frank A	47	M	Arlington	VA
2597	Gabris, Stephen	36	M	Burke	VA
29794	Gagnier, Brooke C.	42	F	Arlington	VA
8320	Gannon, Jonathan W	41	M	Silver Spring	MD
13696	Garber, Cecily	34	F	Washington	DC
12654	Gardner, John	46	M	Reston	VA
21117	Garner, Stacey	44	F	Bethesda	MD
710	Garrett, Nathan A.	36	M	Laurel	MD
26573	Gauthier, Krista	39	F	Annandale	VA
5162	Geide, Michael	35	M	Vienna	VA
1135	George, Daniel	29	M	Bethesda	MD
18862	Georgelas, Alison M	37	F	Vienna	VA
21421	Gewirz, Katrina H.	48	F	Washington	DC
18749	Gibbs, Tara	38	F	Bowie	MD
498	Gilden, Jacob C	26	M	Washington	DC
6072	Gillanders, Robert J.	46	M	Washington	DC
26035	Glover, Michael E.	54	M	Falls Church	VA
5395	Gnewuch, Carl	50	M	Springfield	VA
3171	Godin, Danny	41	M	Alexandria	VA
11394	Goldberg, Lew	64	M	Fairfax	VA
1712	Goldsmith, Jonathan	32	M	Reston	VA
9828	Gomez, Abel	48	M	Washington	DC
5264	Gonzales, Ricky	32	M	Washington	DC
24498	Good, Rosemary	51	F	Sterling	VA
4623	Goodwin, Jillian A.	25	F	Washington	DC
18949	Gordon, Stuart L	59	M	Rockville	MD
8852	Gorman, Thomas	43	M	Washington	DC
2870	Gotfredson, Kevin W.	36	M	Fort Belvoir	VA
24918	Gradison, Robin	57	F	Arlingon	VA
20788	Grady, Melissa D	44	F	Bethesda	MD
18705	Grady, Rebecca	38	F	Arlington	VA
3028	Graham, Chrissy	41	F	Olney	MD
7506	Graham, Owen	40	M	Olney	MD
2032	Grant, Chris W	34	M	Bethesda	MD
19183	Grayson, Harrison W.	63	M	Upper Marlboro	MD
25235	Greenberg, Freyda B.	66	F	Falls Church	VA
16549	Greene, Mary B	31	F	Washington	DC
18510	Greenspan, Susan J	38	F	Washington	DC
10321	Greeson, Laura	45	F	Fairfax	VA
11651	Gregg, Thomas L.	50	M	Burke	VA
13421	Greszler, Rachel U	32	F	Bethesda	MD
4676	Greszler, Timothy D.	36	M	Bethesda	MD
14881	Groman, Caitlin	30	F	Washington	DC
4639	Groman, Lawrence J.	29	M	Washington	DC
14211	Grossman, Lawrence C	51	M	Washington	DC
3203	Gruszewski, Tyler	30	M	Washington	DC
14550	Guy, Jacquelyn	26	F	Washington	DC
20386	Guzman, Jorge	60	M	Potomac	MD
12316	Haas, Jeanette	46	F	Arlington	VA
13516	Haber, David A	52	M	Leesburg	VA
620	Haines, Douglas W	30	M	Centreville	VA
8647	Haines, Michael S	46	M	Washington	DC
29183	Halferty, Julie	47	F	Arlington	VA
10394	Halkey, Jennifer E	32	F	Ashburn	VA
11992	Halliburton, Emily R.	34	F	Alexandria	VA
12335	Hancock, Glenn R	49	M	Springfield	VA
17864	Hanley, Karen	38	F	Arlington	VA
11845	Harden, James L	51	M	Washington	DC
17132	Hardman, Laine M	45	F	Alexandria	VA
29053	Harrison, Kari S.	37	F	Washington	DC
9515	Hartenbach, Julie M	28	F	Alexandria	VA
17964	Hartinger, Alicia J	28	F	Washington	DC
17064	Harwood, Morgan S	22	F	Oak Hill	VA
11821	Hatheway, Kate	27	F	Washington	DC
6568	Hattan, Justin	37	M	Washington	DC
2912	Hauptman, Barry	52	M	Bethesda	MD
21542	Hawkins, Shannon	46	F	Cabin John	MD
4579	Hawkins, Zach	32	M	Germantown	MD
25954	Heath, Michael B.	39	M	Washington	DC
16911	Heffner, Kelley	24	F	Clarksburg	MD
13973	Heinz, Lara	26	F	Arlington	VA
14542	Heitin, Liana	32	F	Washington	DC
11403	Hemminger, Matthew R.	55	M	Ashburn	VA
17660	Herklotz, Colleen	34	F	Centreville	VA
514	Hetherington, Alexander G	47	M	Vienna	VA
14647	Heymann, Marilyn	27	F	Washington	DC
2253	Hickman, Jason W	43	M	Washington	DC
4699	Hicks, Amanda	31	F	Washington	DC
14232	Hill, Tiffany	35	F	Alexandria	VA
10747	Hines, Thomas	45	M	Dulles	VA
26665	Hixon, Kate	29	F	Arlington	VA
25579	Hoagland, Rachael M.	41	F	Alexandria	VA
3369	Hoerner, Matthew T.	23	M	Oakton	VA
2516	Hoff, Timothy Jr.	35	M	Haymarket	VA
23541	Hoffman, Carol H.	46	F	Rockville	MD
1566	Holley, Tristan P.	33	M	Washington	DC
21424	Holske, Rosemary E	43	F	Ashburn	VA
474	Horwitz, Yuri	36	M	Washington	DC
23492	Housaman, Carol	54	F	Woodbridge	VA
20444	Hoyle, Peggy	50	F	Arlington	VA
25318	Hozik, James	70	M	Great Falls	VA
26058	Huebner, Alexandra	46	F	Burke	VA
3025	Hughes, Patrick	28	M	Washington	DC
22102	Hulten, Edward	38	M	Bethesda	MD
6832	Hultquist, Daryl J	45	M	Potomac	MD
22077	Hunter, Kaori	45	F	Bristow	VA
17846	Imperatore, Jane A	39	F	Mclean	VA
24905	Inanloo, Parviz	70	M	Springfield	VA
2102	Jabaut, Joshua M	31	M	Washington	DC
17632	Jackson, Kassandra	25	F	Annandale	VA
5347	Jackson, William B.	32	M	Oakton	VA
2488	Jacobsen, Torrey C III	28	M	Washington	DC
28859	Janson, Christopher	48	M	Washington	DC
12871	Jaremback, Kristen	35	F	Washington	DC
899	Jarrin, Robert	44	M	Washington	DC
24814	Jenkins, Natalie	56	F	Germantown	MD
1454	Jensen, Thomas F.	51	M	Oakton	VA
19379	Joelsson, Charlotte	41	F	Herndon	VA
19387	Johannesen, Heidi D	41	F	Falls Church	VA
2923	Johnson, Kristin L.	24	F	Washington	DC
260	Johnson, Ryan C.	27	M	North Bethesda	MD
2609	Johnson, Thomas S Jr.	29	M	Arlington	VA
14130	Johnston, Elizabeth	32	F	Washington	DC
17176	Johnston, Lisa	34	F	Reston	VA
9324	Jones, Stuart C.	47	M	Arlington	VA
10898	Jones, Thomas D	45	M	Woodbridge	VA
3757	Joo, Isaiah	25	M	Washington	DC
11829	Jordan, James Jr.	59	M	Lavale	MD
16031	Jordan, Laura E	26	F	Arlington	VA
18796	Jurata, Linda	43	F	Poolesville	MD
128	Jurkovich, Evan C	29	M	Washington	DC
11870	Kahn, Dan E	49	M	Gaithersburg	MD
19682	Kalber, Karen M.	49	F	Crofton	MD
2353	Kane, Joe	28	M	Alexandria	VA
23388	Kane, Pamela J	45	F	Fairfax	VA
29218	Kaplar, Richard T.	63	M	Herndon	VA
1955	Karlsen, Paul J	37	M	Bethesda	MD
14136	Karpel, Wendy	44	F	Bristow	VA
11594	Kathol, Summer J	28	F	Washington	DC
22646	Katson, Mery-Angela S	50	F	Mclean	VA
31336	Kavanaugh, Brett M.	50	M	Chevy Chase	MD
18241	Keith-Jennings, Brynne	33	F	Washington	DC
5775	Kelly, Bernard J.	42	M	Greenbelt	MD
2228	Kelly, John A.	31	M	Arlington	VA
21225	Kelly, Lisa M	40	F	Centreville	VA
17546	Kelly, Sarah	29	F	Arlington	VA
6892	Kelman, Erin	38	M	Germantown	MD
23469	Kendler, Elizabeth	56	F	Washington	DC
6478	Kendra, John R	52	M	Arlington	VA
21011	Kennedy, Julie	49	F	Falls Church	VA
32526	Keys, Adam	31	M	Bethesda	MD
10567	Khakwany, Omer A	45	M	Herndon	VA
8722	Kidane, Argaw	48	M	Montgomery Village	MD
6735	Kier, Craig	37	M	Silver Spring	MD
26649	Killelea, Amy	33	F	Washington	DC
1918	Kim, Albert D	37	M	Arlington	VA
15332	Kim, Brian G	53	M	Bethesda	MD
13978	Kinealy, Bridget	25	F	Arlington	VA
13967	Kinealy, Colleen	27	F	Arlington	VA
25650	King, Cedric	37	M	Bethesda	MD
5273	Kinne, Sean P.	28	M	Alexandria	VA
21185	Kinnecome, Susan	51	F	Potomac	MD
14606	Kirchner, Katie	43	F	Rockville	MD
24463	Kishiyama, Jenny S	61	F	Herndon	VA
15459	Kleitz, Jean	32	F	Gainesville	VA
10293	Knipfer, Knut	45	M	Ashburn	VA
13658	Knotts, Rachel A.	30	F	Woodbridge	VA
13630	Ko, Mindy S	32	F	Arlington	VA
3876	Koch, Michael M	44	M	Washington	DC
15454	Komesarook, Ellen	51	F	Gaithersburg	MD
23578	Krehbiel, Ken	61	M	Washington	DC
8956	Kretz, Lauren	31	F	Washington	DC
27107	Kurdziel, Lisa M.	33	F	Washington	DC
11537	Kurst, Frederick L. Jr.	48	M	Manassas	VA
12120	Kusakabe, Shinobu	44	F	Washington	DC
25143	Kush, Michael F	70	M	Ashburn	VA
11702	Kwiatkowski, Paul	48	M	Derwood	MD
13984	Lademan, Daryle E.	44	F	Arlington	VA
3168	Ladesic, John	33	M	Clarksburg	MD
4275	Ladson, Jonathan	23	M	Woodbridge	VA
17850	Lambo, Krista	29	F	Washington	DC
30422	Land, Robert C.	47	M	Rockville	MD
22814	Langley, R J	67	M	Vienna	VA
881	Larios, Gabriel	21	M	Lorton	VA
12710	Laszlo, Chris	56	M	Great Falls	VA
17049	Lauderdale, Tara	35	F	Fairfax	VA
488	Lautzenheiser, Daniel	29	M	Washington	DC
8648	Lawton, Katherine K	30	F	Alexandria	VA
2160	Lazrus, Adam	25	M	Silver Spring	MD
26768	Lebson, Diane E.	44	F	Washington	DC
10937	Lecuyer, Jacques J	55	M	Washington	DC
25821	Lee, Bothwell G.	62	M	Washington	DC
21666	Lee, Joon Ki	60	M	Germantown	MD
15074	Leety-Weinstein, Jessica K	41	F	Brookeville	MD
1264	Lehner, Matthew D	28	M	Washington	DC
1198	Lemos, Christopher A	37	M	Bethesda	MD
12621	Lennox, David A.	56	M	Sandy Spring	MD
7065	Lesser, Adam J	35	M	Fairfax	VA
26190	Letichevsky, Corey	38	M	Alexandria	VA
2364	Leunig, Carl D	28	M	Chevy Chase	MD
13397	Lewin, Jamie	27	F	Washington	DC
19468	Liu, Laurena	40	F	Washington	DC
3409	Lombardi, Christopher	37	M	Washington	DC
32520	Long, Ryan	31	M	Gaithersburg	MD
17828	Loomis, William P.	61	M	Silver Spring	MD
16002	Looper, Jill M	44	F	Laurel	MD
6907	Loughran, Deedee	56	F	Reston	VA
19044	Ludwig, Audra H.	35	F	Washington	DC
29721	Lukenbill, Francis C.	54	M	Gainesville	VA
9765	Lundeby, Stephanie	32	F	Alexandria	VA
9973	Lundy, Wayne M	60	M	College Park	MD
368	Lynch, Jeremy	34	M	Springfield	VA
30328	Lynch, Nicholas J.	29	M	Washington	DC
22460	MacKintosh, Brenda	49	F	Springfield	VA
13797	Magann, Gregory J.	54	M	Rockville	MD
9652	Magee, Kate	31	F	Arlington	VA
18057	Magill, Graham	33	F	Arlington	VA
4083	Maguire, Steven B	48	M	Arlington	VA
6744	Mahar-Piersma, Auke	42	M	Silver Spring	MD
1739	Mahoney, Patrick M	31	M	Washington	DC
4307	Malik, Usama	40	M	Washington	DC
29697	Malley, John C.	23	M	Arlington	VA
13854	Malone, Kate C	29	F	Washington	DC
10498	Malsberger, Rosalie	28	F	Arlington	VA
21162	Mangan, Kristina A	40	F	Manassas	VA
17088	Maple, Marcy L	29	F	Alexandria	VA
4183	Markle, Phoebe	31	F	Arlington	VA
18182	Marshall, Kathryn L	28	F	Washington	DC
22737	Marshall, Tatyana Y	46	F	Alexandria	VA
21579	Mart, David M.	62	M	Chantilly	VA
21148	Martell, Leslie G	43	F	Great Falls	VA
17414	Martin, Katherine T.	44	F	Alexandria	VA
648	Martin, Marshall D.	29	M	Mclean	VA
12458	Martin, Robert S	51	M	Fairfax Station	VA
9200	Masterson, Erin C.	31	F	Alexandria	VA
12016	Matheson, Paul F	47	M	Arlington	VA
2071	Matthew, Clark J.	31	M	Reston	VA
5089	Mattson, Michael	32	M	Arlington	VA
21118	Maul, Dana	40	F	Potomac	MD
16836	May, Andrea P.	23	F	Washington	DC
19534	McCall, Kevin	57	M	Fort Belvoir	VA
1280	McCarthy, Justin R.	33	M	Arlington	VA
25175	McCausland, Lucy	60	F	Arlington	VA
16694	McConville, Megan E.	33	F	Washington	DC
6652	McGonigle, Sarah P.	28	F	Washington	DC
13103	McGowan, Tom	55	M	Mclean	VA
22389	McGregor, Hugh	63	M	Potomac	MD
13269	McKee, Chris	46	M	Vienna	VA
8755	McLoughlin, John T.	42	M	Ashburn	VA
6897	McNary, Bill	42	M	Bethesda	MD
1261	McTamney, Patrick	33	M	Washington	DC
20839	Melby, Eric	67	M	Bethesda	MD
17537	Mendelowitz, Rich	56	M	Arlington	VA
4284	Menon, Abhaya N.	36	M	Falls Church	VA
6041	Merriman, Deanna I	41	F	Falls Church	VA
9684	Messing, Angela	43	F	Washington	DC
10805	Metz, Melinda J	38	F	Arlington	VA
4627	Metzger, Christopher A.	31	M	Alexandria	VA
1032	Metzger, Peter T II	35	M	Washington	DC
25711	Meyer, Cory M.	24	M	Washington	DC
6891	Miller, Howard	38	M	Woodbridge	VA
13102	Milliken, David	59	M	Manassas	VA
12545	Mimikakis, John	46	M	Chevy Chase	MD
526	Misera, Aaron	24	M	Mclean	VA
16935	Missimer, Katie L.	31	F	Washington	DC
2880	Molloy, Eamon J	31	M	Washington	DC
23275	Moncrief-Stuart, Sandra L	46	F	Vienna	VA
11970	Montgomery, David E Jr.	53	M	Takoma Park	MD
1535	Montgomery, Michael	45	M	Arlington	VA
2633	Moore, Jim	43	M	Mclean	VA
17756	Moorman, Colleen M	29	F	Washington	DC
6306	Moreno, Milton	40	M	Herndon	VA
28615	Morneau, Stephen	33	M	Falls Church	VA
3714	Morse, John H III	29	M	Washington	DC
22506	Moss, Lisa	47	F	Rockville	MD
16461	Moulton, Kristen L	24	F	Rockville	MD
1641	Mu, Bin	46	M	Reston	VA
8606	Muchnick, Steven N.	58	M	Laurel	MD
17060	Muller, Charlotte L	31	F	Arlington	VA
25580	Mullins, Sean D.	34	M	Fort Belvoir	VA
30285	Mulvey, Sarah	25	F	Arlington	VA
5159	Munoz Blanco, Angel	53	M	Washington	DC
12617	Murray, James	46	M	Alexandria	VA
29198	Naddelman, Robert	41	M	Chevy Chase	MD
6295	Naff, Michael T	44	M	Arlington	VA
9911	Nagarajan, Chandramouli	47	M	South Riding	VA
28746	Nah, Joseph T.	43	M	Gaithersburg	MD
19510	Najera, Vilma C	36	F	Olney	MD
17653	Names, Donald J.	58	M	Arlington	VA
11226	Names, Gabrielle R.	25	F	Arlington	VA
632	Narang, Jatin	22	M	Germantown	MD
21221	Neal, Juliet M.	42	F	Springfield	VA
9486	Nelson, Andrea E.	36	F	Arlington	VA
31497	Nelson, Terrence I.	48	M	Upper Marlboro	MD
17134	Nettleton, Michelle V	35	F	Washington	DC
7013	Neusner, Noam	45	M	Chevy Chase	MD
8565	Newland, Ernie	56	M	Manassas	VA
5939	Newville, David L	38	M	Washington	DC
3389	Ney, William B	38	M	Washington	DC
5388	Nguyen, Tuan M	43	M	Reston	VA
18574	Noone, Jim	70	M	Fairfax	VA
14305	Norman, David W	52	M	Woodbridge	VA
5236	Norton, David	33	M	Washington	DC
5873	Novotny, Ryan J	39	M	Fairfax	VA
1876	O’Bannon, Alex	35	M	Alexandria	VA
17076	O’Brien, Mary Kate	38	F	Alexandria	VA
434	O’Dea, Jimmy	32	M	Washington	DC
27749	O’Farrell, Jim T.	50	M	Alexandria	VA
2499	Oliver, Paul	28	M	Washington	DC
14878	Oppenheim, Rebecca A	26	F	Arlington	VA
4580	O’Shea, Brian M	32	M	Washington	DC
1225	Ossorio, Pedro	35	M	Arlington	VA
22935	Owens, Cindy S	46	F	Chevy Chase	MD
17478	Oyer, Liz G	36	F	Washington	DC
9286	Pack, Bob	46	M	Purcellville	VA
20916	Pade, Genemarie	46	F	Mclean	VA
25562	Palmer, Ian C.	39	M	Alexandria	VA
12521	Panner, Aaron M	50	M	Bethesda	MD
13282	Papoulias, Christina	34	F	Boyds	MD
18818	Park, Haejin A	37	F	Reston	VA
20691	Park, Sarah L.	44	F	Arlington	VA
4970	Parry, Ben	34	M	Rockville	MD
4381	Paul, Daniel J.	31	M	Herndon	VA
14802	Payabyab, Eden	30	F	Washington	DC
3250	Paz, Bermel R	53	M	Centreville	VA
10269	Pelliccia, Lydia G	47	F	Washington	DC
5191	Pemberton, Alan A	62	M	Silver Spring	MD
13988	Penfield, Tracy J.	30	F	Arlington	VA
1213	Perez, Miguel	32	M	Silver Spring	MD
26368	Perry, Alan	45	M	Rockville	MD
17838	Perryman, Maricela	26	F	Arlington	VA
5104	Peterson, Alex A	31	M	Alexandria	VA
21079	Peterson, Kathrina S	40	F	Washington	DC
6610	Pettibone, Daniel	41	M	Ashburn	VA
5687	Pick, Daniel	35	M	Arlington	VA
12471	Pisha, Nicolette L.	29	F	Washington	DC
3720	Pitts, Andrew	24	M	Fairfax	VA
23138	Platais, Imants	62	M	Silver Spring	MD
4331	Pocol, Juan P	31	M	Hyattsville	MD
18595	Polhemus, Rachel B	40	F	Potomac	MD
11169	Pollock, Emily E	27	F	Washington	DC
19950	Potter, Mitchell	61	M	Arlington	VA
28437	Preble, Amanda J.	51	F	Centreville	VA
12627	Price, Gregory J	60	M	Washington	DC
10218	Price, Taylor L	20	F	Manassas	VA
898	Pusinelli, Christopher	34	M	Olney	MD
2378	Quick, Grant A	30	M	Ashburn	VA
24224	Quinzio, Thomas J	67	M	Arlington	VA
8289	Raabe, Bill	60	M	Washington	DC
18381	Raburn, Bree	35	F	Herndon	VA
22843	Ramsdell, Michelle	47	F	Burke	VA
8086	Rankin, Chris	43	M	Cabin John	MD
26717	Rapp, Kristin	37	F	Kensington	MD
16771	Ratzel, Jenny E.	29	F	Arlington	VA
17920	Rauber, John	56	M	Potomac	MD
21302	Ravitz, Amanda	45	F	Washington	DC
2343	Raybould, Ryan	31	M	Washington	DC
20266	Rechka, Mieko	41	F	Lorton	VA
17375	Reed, Brittany	34	F	Silver Spring	MD
22651	Reed, Charmaine	45	F	Springfield	VA
2531	Reed, Colin W.	22	M	Arlington	VA
6847	Reichmann, Lisa	40	F	Gaithersburg	MD
3399	Reinhardt, Richard M	36	M	Laurel	MD
10265	Renaud, Daniel M	48	M	Washington	DC
25169	Revanna, Krupakar	71	M	Falls Church	VA
16438	Richards, Allen L.	59	M	Damascus	MD
23185	Richards, William	61	M	Falls Church	VA
8943	Richter, Annette M.	36	F	Washington	DC
19019	Richter, Bengal	58	M	Washington	DC
4333	Ridgley, Meghan	36	F	Ashburn	VA
11501	Rieling, Jenna	23	F	Washington	DC
9761	Riggins, Wil	50	M	Alexandria	VA
18192	Rini, Lisa L	39	F	Aldie	VA
16550	Robbins, Catherine	32	F	Alexandria	VA
22158	Roberts, Mary Ann	63	F	Alexandria	VA
7473	Roberts, Michael D.	49	M	Washington	DC
2858	Robertson, Kevin C	43	M	Mclean	VA
5080	Rodriguez, Mauricio E.	34	M	Washington	DC
4674	Roecker, Samantha	23	F	Washington	DC
15496	Rogers, Martha	30	F	Washington	DC
6196	Rohlf, Michael	40	M	University Park	MD
17140	Rojas, Felipe Sr.	56	M	Washington	DC
23039	Roll, Penni	49	F	Oakton	VA
24816	Rosenthal, Ann S	65	F	Bethesda	MD
9283	Ross, Andrew	52	M	Vienna	VA
12029	Rotramel, Julie	26	F	Washington	DC
21333	Roy, Melissa	46	F	Alexandria	VA
20853	Rubenstein, Erica L.	56	F	Potomac	MD
15561	Ruda, Kathleen	32	F	Bethesda	MD
2620	Rui, Ning	30	M	Gaithersburg	MD
5007	Runco, Philip S	32	M	Washington	DC
23490	Rushin, Blake	53	F	Vienna	VA
19984	Ryan, Karyn A.	44	F	Gaithersburg	MD
14073	Rybold, Kim	32	F	Arlington	VA
5132	Salerno, Matthew G	33	M	Springfield	VA
29119	Sallet, Jeffrey S.	44	M	Falls Church	VA
15286	Samels, Zoe C	29	F	Washington	DC
11629	Sample, Jennifer	40	F	Chevy Chase	MD
29643	Sampson, Michael C.	29	M	Bowie	MD
5156	Sanchez, Juan Carlos	33	M	Arlington	VA
2641	Sanders, Michael	42	M	Washington	DC
2543	Sanford, Dana J	34	M	Silver Spring	MD
16003	Sapper, Julie E	42	F	Rockville	MD
24964	Satija, Sushil	65	M	Potomac	MD
13902	Schade, Julia G	41	F	Olney	MD
13308	Schade, Nicole	27	F	Washington	DC
5330	Schick, Jason	40	M	Arlington	VA
22795	Schmickel, Joanna	53	F	Arlington	VA
16382	Schmidt, Meggie A.	25	F	Washington	DC
1740	Schwartz, Benjamin	32	M	Washington	DC
17256	Schwartz, Jennifer K	43	F	Rockville	MD
1109	Schwartzbard, Aaron	37	M	Washington	DC
22876	Schwartzbauer, Heather	45	F	Olney	MD
14062	Scully, Marey	28	F	Silver Spring	MD
13600	Sedarsky, Kaye	31	F	Silver Spring	MD
8905	Seidman, Joshua J.	46	M	Bethesda	MD
10706	Seiken, Roger A	46	M	Falls Church	VA
15309	Sellars, Angela M.	32	F	North Bethesda	MD
27560	Serenyi, Nicholas	45	M	Potomac	MD
4563	Shane, Michael	47	M	Chevy Chase	MD
2431	Shaw, Carolyn	23	F	Mclean	VA
5346	Shaw, Michael P	29	M	Washington	DC
10164	Shaw, Russ A.	45	M	Leesburg	VA
24775	Sheaffer, Linda J	59	F	Washington	DC
14574	Shell, Alison	31	F	Washington	DC
4622	Sheptock, Tatiana	39	F	South Riding	VA
5286	Sherman, Alan	43	M	Silver Spring	MD
6285	Shin, Emily H	32	F	Bethesda	MD
12578	Shkeda, Andrew	45	M	Germantown	MD
6755	Siciliano, Seth H	38	M	Potomac Falls	VA
18776	Siegel, Sheri D	42	F	Oak Hill	VA
7491	Signore, Philippe	47	M	Arlington	VA
10041	Simler, Ken	55	M	Takoma Park	MD
1203	Simone, Joe Jr.	29	M	Arlington	VA
27761	Simons, Trinity F.	34	F	Washington	DC
19378	Sindermann, Robert P Jr.	61	M	Arlington	VA
18704	Skidmore, Kate S.	35	F	Arlington	VA
9846	Smialek, Jeanna M.	24	F	Washington	DC
12366	Smith, Alison M	27	F	Arlington	VA
3546	Smith, Bradley T	39	M	Arlington	VA
615	Smith, Bryson C.	26	M	Arlington	VA
19157	Smith, Donna Hayashi	47	F	Silver Spring	MD
14047	Smith, Jennifer J.	31	F	Washington	DC
5512	Smith, Scott W.	35	M	Arlington	VA
9734	Smith, Shannon L	49	F	Washington	DC
2292	Snow, Chris A.	43	M	Arlington	VA
12879	Sorensen, Eric R	53	M	Rockville	MD
10009	Sowa Munro, Megan	31	F	Olney	MD
10291	Speicher, Norman K. III	48	M	Alexandria	VA
20218	Splete, Heidi	44	F	Chevy Chase	MD
22217	Spraker, Rosemary	51	F	Lorton	VA
4703	St. Onge, Scott M	37	M	Washington	DC
22676	Stailey, Judson E	65	M	North Potomac	MD
18442	Starck, Sara J.	33	F	Arlington	VA
1496	Starr, Jason M.	31	M	Washington	DC
3035	Stefaniak, Nick	33	M	Washington	DC
2628	Stemberger, Gregory J	38	M	Chantilly	VA
17958	Stephan, Christine L	42	F	Silver Spring	MD
19004	Stephens, Yoko	50	F	Fairfax	VA
2603	Stern, Charles	33	M	Washington	DC
13179	Stevenson, Andrew M	51	M	Arlington	VA
16505	Stevenson, Dawn	29	F	Arlington	VA
2420	Stevenson, Michael R	43	M	Arlington	VA
20600	Stewart, Phil	65	M	Bethesda	MD
2975	Stillman, Jeremy D.	34	M	Washington	DC
3170	Stokes, Steven M.	43	M	Fairfax	VA
15327	Stone, Alexandra B.	33	F	Washington	DC
11126	Stone, Scot	51	M	Washington	DC
13123	Strausman, Jack E	53	M	Silver Spring	MD
26213	Streb, Cara J.	51	F	Chantilly	VA
14576	Streb, Fred D. Jr.	51	M	Chantilly	VA
11430	Strickler, Mary Beth	40	F	Lavale	MD
17677	Sturner, Lauren	27	F	Washington	DC
2501	Sud, Dhruv	35	M	Washington	DC
8356	Sullivan, Keith	40	M	Alexandria	VA
11087	Surbey, Brett J	46	M	Fairfax	VA
14389	Suzuki, Hideki	51	M	Chevy Chase	MD
8196	Swanson, Katie	24	F	Arlington	VA
10798	Swartzfager, Lisa K.	30	F	Washington	DC
5466	Swinton, Nathan M	34	M	Washington	DC
19740	Takakusaki, Yuko	47	F	Arlington	VA
26011	Talarico, Lauren R.	33	F	Arlington	VA
12348	Taylor, Julia	43	F	Arlington	VA
22463	Taylor, Robert W	65	M	Alexandria	VA
12866	Taylor, Steve	46	M	Ashburn	VA
1716	Tchuindjo, Leonard	47	M	Bethesda	MD
6357	Teas, George	44	M	Herndon	VA
11697	Tedsen, Elizabeth A	30	F	Washington	DC
21026	Telford, Beth Ann	45	F	Fairfax	VA
5625	Teplitz, Steven	49	M	Chevy Chase	MD
9808	Thomas, Elizabeth L	40	F	Silver Spring	MD
3475	Thomas, Randal C.	21	M	Woodbridge	VA
27126	Thompson, Luke D.	34	M	Washington	DC
11705	Till, Leanne C	43	F	Potomac	MD
11372	Tillman, Amy L.	26	F	Washington	DC
17205	Tindall, Anne H	38	F	Silver Spring	MD
9898	Tipton, Hillary	26	F	Washington	DC
21989	Tobin, Maureen M	51	F	Washington	DC
22596	Todd, Alexandra	49	F	Washington	DC
29193	Tomeo, Olivia B.	24	F	Washington	DC
29360	Tormey, Kevin J.	52	M	Alexandria	VA
25367	Tosato, Giovanna	66	F	Bethesda	MD
22248	Towne, Liz	52	F	Alexandria	VA
26389	Trice, Lindsay	27	F	Washington	DC
1521	Trombatore, Ken	42	M	Brookeville	MD
12394	Trumpet, Steven	46	M	Ashburn	VA
5731	Tubb, Jesse	38	M	Savage	MD
18237	Tun, Sokphal	35	F	Vienna	VA
22499	Tuncer, Diane	47	F	Kensington	MD
4539	Turcotte, John L	33	M	Lorton	VA
12167	Tyler, Sean F	46	M	Arlington	VA
1516	Uribe, Erik R	31	M	Woodbridge	VA
20786	Ursu, Rodica	46	F	Chevy Chase	MD
2117	Uyemura, Trevor M	31	M	Alexandria	VA
5843	Valdez, Angelica	28	F	Alexandria	VA
179	Valentine, Eddie	35	M	Arlington	VA
11798	Valero, Miguel	51	M	Potomac	MD
14413	Van Dyke, Elle	23	F	Centreville	VA
626	Van Es, Chris	29	M	Washington	DC
22947	Van Gestel, Elizabeth C	47	F	Washington	DC
14782	Van Hook, Emma	29	F	Arlington	VA
22177	Veech, Jennifer J	48	F	Alexandria	VA
26135	Veley, Sara	35	F	Centreville	VA
3172	Verna, Tommy M Jr.	35	M	Broad Run	VA
7623	Vida, Joseph	44	M	Fairfax	VA
1983	Villiva, Alec W	24	M	Springfield	VA
19407	Vincent, Amelia	39	F	Gaithersburg	MD
30685	Vinluan, Jerome	47	M	Fort Belvoir	VA
25672	Vogel, Daniel S.	42	M	Silver Spring	MD
17424	Vogel, Gayle	40	F	Washington	DC
16271	Volonsevich, Katia	40	F	Fairfax	VA
2219	Wadlington, Josh	35	M	Oakton	VA
14636	Wagner, John F	53	M	Alexandria	VA
13432	Waldron, Joni L	31	F	Washington	DC
29710	Waldron, Kate	25	F	Washington	DC
25575	Walenda, Gary A.	43	M	Fort Belvoir	VA
25129	Walls, Cindy	57	F	Arlington	VA
27034	Walls, Katie L.	25	F	Washington	DC
20912	Ward, Kendra	44	F	Chevy Chase	MD
11026	Ward, T J	47	M	Alexandria	VA
77	Wardian, Michael	41	M	Arlington	VA
16327	Wasky, Carolyn P.	31	F	Alexandria	VA
F114	Waters, Kara	40	F	Great Falls	VA
15162	Watkins, Robin	31	F	Washington	DC
17113	Watt, Douglas	57	M	Gaithersburg	MD
20146	Watts, Tracie W	41	F	Vienna	VA
2057	Wedlund, Ryan	48	M	Lorton	VA
17107	Weeks, Katherine D	34	F	Washington	DC
18654	West, Kathleen E.	39	F	Ashburn	VA
15224	Westcott, Christine	45	F	Chantilly	VA
559	Whitacre, Andrew D.	29	M	Arlington	VA
14764	White, Shannon M.	30	F	Arlington	VA
6904	White, Vinn	39	M	Washington	DC
14601	Whitesides, Ellen E	33	F	Washington	DC
357	Whitlow, Dustin M.	28	M	Arlington	VA
236	Whitney, Blake K.	32	M	Washington	DC
9136	Wild, David D	60	M	Washington	DC
6531	Wilkins, Jon S.	44	M	Chevy Chase	MD
9490	Williams, Jamie	53	M	Washington	DC
15044	Williams, Rhys	53	M	Reston	VA
1644	Williamson, Taylor	32	M	Silver Spring	MD
14932	Wind, Jay Jacob	65	M	Arlington	VA
27122	Winer, Jenna	26	F	Arlington	VA
13612	Wojcik, John F.	54	M	Manassas	VA
7056	Wolf, Gregory A	37	M	Alexandria	VA
17340	Wolf, Kristina M.	26	F	Alexandria	VA
25157	Wolfe, Claudia C.	63	F	Alexandria	VA
14717	Wong, Cosette	27	F	Washington	DC
7237	Wong, Norman	43	M	Washington	DC
15194	Woodard, Kelsey M	27	F	Washington	DC
12882	Woodward, Jennifer A	38	F	Great Falls	VA
18697	Worley, Christine E	38	F	Washington	DC
12372	Wright, James F	65	M	Gaithersburg	MD
11064	Wright, Mark E	51	M	Alexandria	VA
10156	Wright, Natalie C	22	F	Sterling	VA
27224	Wyse, Gregory C.	45	M	Annandale	VA
1666	Yates, Kevin D.	43	M	Olney	MD
13661	Yeam, Sangwon	53	M	Oakton	VA
4982	Yost, Mark J	56	M	Bethesda	MD
538	Young, Brian R.	36	M	Washington	DC
14496	Young, Liz	37	F	Washington	DC
18069	Zdeb, Sara	38	F	Washington	DC
19184	Zheng, Jie	43	F	Reston	VA
26959	Zimmerman, Malissa	44	F	Washington	DC
3637	Zirkelbach, Victor E	34	M	Olney	MD
22905	Zobler, Marian	51	F	Bethesda	MD
10796	Zoeller, Lara	31	F	Alexandria	VA

 

People watch the Olympics and get inspired to try a new sport, or to work out a little harder at things they already do. Some even have a fleeting memory of past glory and say, yeah, if only I hadn’t quit my sport early, if only I had worked harder, I could have done that.

Not a lot of people say: I’m going for it.

Even fewer shave 36 minutes off their marathon PR in five years and actually qualify to run with the most elite marathon field in their country at the Olympic Trials. Teal Burrell did. On Dec. 7, 2014, at the California International Marathon in Sacramento, she finished in 2:42:13, a 10-minute PR and a qualifying time for the trials by a handy cushion of 47 seconds.

Going by her recent times, Teal (named for the duck, not the color: her parents were hippies, her father an ornithologist) would appear to be among the elite. These are the runners, it seems, of superhuman sinew, who are finishing while people in the last corral are still waiting for a porta-pottie.

[button-red url=”http://www.milestothetrials.com/” target=”_self” position=”left”] Teal’s blog[/button-red]Teal is an elite runner, but she started out as one of those mere mortals, a member of the middle of the pack, chugging along the streets of Charlottesville in a cotton t-shirt, finishing her first marathon in 2005 in 4:07. She was still a college student, and that “beer and burritofueled” marathon was going to be her last.

Until it wasn’t. A few years later, she started back up, with an idea that she would qualify for Boston (3:40 at the time). She thought lowering her time that much would take a while, and kept preparing family and friends, and herself, for setbacks. On her first try, though, she qualified for Boston by 11 minutes.

From there, the goals she set for herself became progressively more challenging, but she continued to doggedly chip away at them in sometimes agonizingly slow increments. Though she ran in high school, Teal claims that she didn’t have any  real competitive drive then; even today, her only real sense of competition is with herself.

“I’m not someone who will just run if I’m not working towards a goal,” she said. “I guess I’m just really competitive with myself. … I have an amazing support system, no one’s telling me ‘You’re not going to make the trials,’ because I don’t have jerky friends.”

What keeps Teal fighting is the part of her that says she can’t, a voice she  constantly strives to silence.

Teal has been climbing the ladder towards the Olympic Trials since her first Boston Marathon in 2009. Living and training in Boston at the time, that’s when she became obsessed with the running lifestyle, when running really absorbed her. She first set her sights on breaking three hours, a feat she accomplished in 2011 partly due to the pacing efforts of her brother, Blake Connor, whom she enjoys an encouraging rivalry with (Blake is the reigning 10-mile family champion, a title that she mentions came in a post-marathon race that only he was really training for).

The concept Teal uses to describe her progression from a recreational marathoner to an Olympic Trials qualifier is “chiseling,” and it’s such a perfect description. Because what runner hasn’t felt, at some point, as futile as a rock hammer against a mountain, and in the same year, month or breath, hasn’t seen a line of muscle or a log week and thought – is this the same person who once said, “I’ll never be that fast?”

Teal’s secret to the next great achievement is setting small goals between the big ones. She knew she wasn’t going to get to the trials from one race to the next, or in one season, that it was going to be important to keep moving forward, keep challenging herself, and keep bouncing back.

It hasn’t been all smooth sailing. Teal has had plenty of races where her  performance didn’t meet her goals, where her times didn’t match up to all the hard work she had put into her training. Her teammates say that she channels that disappointment into working that much harder for the next time.

She likens it to her years in the lab as a scientist. You try experiments over and over and it’s incredibly frustrating and they don’t go as planned, but you just keep trying. Running, to her, can be similar – you keep expecting something to work and many days it just doesn’t.

In 2013, Teal suffered a hip injury, the first time she had really been hurt. She came back cautiously, after using physical therapy to learn that some of her stretching techniques needed some tweaking. She also added yoga and foam rolling to her routine after her comeback.

In June of 2012, Teal joined the Georgetown Running Club. She said the improvement she’s seen from track workouts, the accountability, the support and caliber of her teammates and the positive encouragement of coach Jerry Alexander have been the high points of running with a group. The biggest thing, she said, is “having another voice, when you have a bad day or a bad race, another person there that knows what he’s talking about” and can override the internal voice that tells her she’s not good enough.

Alexander has seen Teal’s improvement since joining the team most dramatically in track workouts. Not having run competitively in college, Teal was uncomfortable, nervous, and lacked confidence. But she knew that she needed to do the work on the track to reach her goal, so she kept at it.

He thinks that the team atmosphere helped Teal work towards her goal because it gives her an added incentive to show up and suit up after setbacks. He thinks the other women on the squad helped reinforce one of the toughest truths of running, which is that sometimes you put in all the work, have a perfect day, a great plan, and it’s just not your day. He noted, as an example, Teal’s performance in Boston in 2014, when she was primed to break 2:50 with a great training cycle and finished in 2:58.

After that, the message Teal heard from her coach and the other women on the team was that a bad race doesn’t make you a bad runner. She would be ready when her day did come, and come it did.

Alexander framed her Sacramento performance as an upset victory of willfulness over hesitation.

“Teal is an example of setting a goal and going after it,” he said. “On paper, she had no business running that fast, but she was 100 percent focused on doing it. She put in the work, and on the day it was meant to be she took advantage, and it was an incredible accomplishment: the kind of performance that galvanizes a team and humbles a community.”

While Teal has certainly benefited from the energy and camaraderie of the other women on the team, they draw equal if not greater inspiration from her.

Teammate Kerry Allen goes to Teal for advice on marathon training, and plans to emulate her incremental mileage increase and the long run strategy Teal used that had her working up to 16 miles at marathon pace effort.

Kerry joined GRC shortly after Teal, and has found inspiration watching a teammate achieve a goal she, too, has set for herself.

“She’s a testament to the importance of believing in yourself,” Allen said.

Teammate Julie Tarallo was at the California International Marathon with Teal and crossed the finish line shortly after her achievement.

“She had put a lot into this race,” Tarallo said, and for Teal to reach her goal “says volumes about how tough and gutsy she is.”

In the same conversation she also talked about Teal’s patience. That’s the difference between people who only dream big and those who achieve big dreams. Logging the thousands of small steps in between, and being ready to go all out when the dream is within reach.

If you’re stuck in the mid-winter motivation lull, or have given up for the umpteenth time on your stupid, too-big-to-dare-dream-of goal, then Teal’s blog, MilestotheTrials.com is required reading. If you find yourself dialing back your goals for the race season, or diminishing what you think you’re capable of in the long term, know that, in five years, Teal Burrell set and achieved the goal to do what only around 200 women in the United States in each Olympic cycle will achieve.

Next time you’re talking yourself into giving up, read her post on the day she qualified, and try to keep telling yourself to never give up. Chances are, you’ll end up daring yourself, Teal Burrell-style, to “Dream Big.”

As important as discipline and determination can be when training for distance running, the trait that was most valuable to a lot of racers at Runners Marathon of Reston was adaptability.

[button-red url=”http://www.amazingracetiming.com/events/2015/runners-marathon-of-reston” target=”_self” position=”left”] Results [/button-red]Chris Compson adapted when, after 24 miles of just trying to improve on his personal best time, he found himself in a position to win the race, after his best finish to date being ninth place at the Toronto Marathon. He was on spring break from his job teaching English and coaching track at Pittsford-Mendon High School near Rochester, N.Y. and his 2:50:35 finishing time was agonizingly close to a PR.

“I was just training to maintain my pace,” he said of the move into the lead. “In my quality of runner, I’m not making the big moves like Olympians, not making any surges.”

But there he was, able to carry his 18-month daughter across the finish line, at which point she claimed his medal, because after all, she finished in front of him.

Adaptations helped out other runners, too, when 21 marathoners saw their plans change twice when their original race, Greenbelt, Md.’s George Washington’s Birthday Marathon, was postponed and then cancelled in February because of cold weather and then heavy snow. The Reston Runners welcomed those racers onto the course as a kind of  independent subsidiary of the club’s marquee event. The man Compson passed, James Downey, was one such race refugee, who went on to win the Washington’s Birthday Marathon (in exile) in 2:54:14.

The situation was becoming familiar to Annapolis’ Mitch Keiler.

“Picture somebody carefully paintbrushing their marathon training, step-by-step, heading into an April target race,” he said. “All of a sudden, your races are all cancelled, and when they reschedule them, they’re all back-to-back.”

He was left with the rescheduled Seneca Creek Trail 50k in Maryland (originally earlier in March) seven days before the rescheduled GW’s Birthday Marathon/Runners Marathon, which was the same day as the B&A Trail Marathon in Annapolis, which he was also planning to race. He did the 50k and saw the hilly Reston course as an improvement. He still volunteered for the B&A packet pickup, though he couldn’t race.

He’s now off to the Athens Marathon, in Ohio, which itself has seen course changes due to construction and river flooding in the years Keiler, an Ohio University alumnus, has raced near his alma mater.

“I got time on my feet and tried out at different race,” he said. “It would have been easier to roll out of bed and drive 20 minutes to the B&A starting line, but I had a good time.”

Emma Johnston, from Alexandria, was another GW refugee, and she ended up being the first woman across the finish line in  3:24:58, ahead of Runners Marathon winner Kimberli O’Connell.

Johnston tired to race the rescheduled GW Marathon, along with four other runners, by her count, but the race was cancelled at 17 miles when heavy snow and wind picked up.

Though Reston’s 30 degrees was warmer than GW’s weather, Johnston, like many runners, decked out in all black, in hopes of capturing as many rays of sun to help her warm up, though the weather was a marked improvement from 2014’s rain, sleet, hail and snow. A chest cold scuttled Johnston’s plans to chase a 2:55 finishing time, but she felt fortunate to keep her lead up.

She ran most of the race alone, but she was ready for that, having trained alone. The volunteers, she said, helped keep her on track, and she remarked that given the size of the race, she was surprised how many course marshals she came across for roughly 155 marathoners and nearly 300 half marathoners.

For Reston champion O’Connell, from Frederick, her entry was predicated on trying other races besides Marine Corps and Baltimore. Like Johnston, she’s a solitary runner, hitting a lot of 4 a.m. headlamp training runs. Here, a line of traffic cones gave her more of a buffer from cars than she typically enjoys during training runs.

“I wanted to see what I was capable of, how strong I could be,” she said. “This was a good test. There are some hills here, but I have a great sense of accomplishment.”

Ben Adams, of Arlington, ran the race to get some time on his legs in preparation for his native Pittsburgh Marathon, where he hopes to run under 3:25. He’s been putting in some hard training pushing his son, decked out in a tiny track suit, in a jogging stroller, but worries the W&OD might not be his best choice for training.

“When I race hills these days, they get me,” he said. “I think I’m getting weak not running them enough.”

History repeated itself for Patrick Moulton at 2015’s Rock ‘n’ Roll D.C. Marathon.

The Providence, R.I. native earned a first-place finish with a time of 2:32:54. He also finished first (2:21:17) in 2009 when the race was then called the Suntrust National and Half Marathon.

[button-red url=” http://running.competitor.com/cgiresults?eId=54&eiId=227″ target=”_self” position=”left”] Results [/button-red]“It’s been a while, so it’s nice to come back,” the 2008 Olympic Trials qualifier said. “The biggest challenges today were the elements. There was the cold rain. I just tried to finish as strong as I could and took it mile after mile. I caught [second-place finisher] Mynor Lopez (2:34:25) around mile 23 or 24 and I actually felt great coming in. The finish is awesome because you see the [Robert F. Kennedy Memorial] stadium and it’s a nice backdrop. That’s really cool.”

Lopez, who lives in Guatemala, decided to run his first Rock ‘n’ Roll race to qualify for a future race in Canada. It didn’t hurt that his cousin, Danny Lopez, also lives in the area.

“It is a very nice race and it is very organized. The weather just did not cooperate very well,” Mynor Lopez said, through his cousin Danny who served as his translator.

While Lopez, 31, didn’t get time he needed to qualify for his race in Canada, he said he will compete again in next year’s race.

The Moulton-Lopez battle wasn’t the only one to occur in the course’s final miles.

Rebecca Bader (2:55:53) and Martha Nelson (2:55:36) remained on each other’s heels through the course’s final stretch as they neared the finish line. Bader, who finished as runner-up in last year’s race, held a slim lead as she sprinted toward the inflatable arch near course’s end. And like last year, she also saw her lead dwindle in the race’s final moments.

When asked if she plans to give it another try next year, Bader, who lives in Syracuse, N.Y., laughed.

“I thought this time would be the time, but it happens in racing. I came in second place last year, too. You just never know,” Bader, 37, said.

This year’s Rock ‘n’ Roll marathon, half marathon and 5k drew more than 25,000 entrants from around the world. Early morning rain and 40-degree temperatures greeted participants upon arrival and remained throughout the duration of the race.  Event staff provided runners with ponchos, but they offered little protection from the elements.

Participants in the half marathon didn’t have to endure the weather’s wrath for as long.

American University’s Carlos Jamieson (1:07:43) edged Andrew Brodeur (1:08:50) to finish first among men’s runners in the half, and mere seconds separated Hirut Beyene Guangul (1:15:54) from Rachel Schneider (1:16:24).

Saturday’s half marathon was a first for Brodeur, who is a fixture at local races.

“I really didn’t know how to pace myself for the first part of it,” Brodeur, 24, said. “But at about five or six miles I had [third-place half finisher] Kevin Hoyt (1:08:54) around and he had a real good idea of what his pace should be. I just kind of tried to stick with him the whole rest of the race. Probably at the last 200 meters we started sprinting… we actually thought the blue blowup [arch] was the finish, but it wasn’t. We had an extra 150 meters after that.”

Marcello Simoes, 25, made the five-hour drive from his home in Fairfield, Conn., to Washington, D.C., to run in his first Rock ‘n’ Roll half.

“I heard about it through the Boston Marathon so I decided to run it with my girlfriend,” he said. “We got into town yesterday and we’re heading back up tomorrow. “The weather is terrible. It was very cold, but I think we’re going to do it again.”

Despite the weather, a multitude of fans still traveled to Southeast D.C. to cheer on marathoners.

Potomac Runners and D.C. Triathlon Club member Becky Hirselj (2:08:06) has participated in the yearly event since it was called the Suntrust National and Half. Hirselj said the amount of fan support was impressive.

“I would have guessed that everyone would have stayed home,” Hirselj, 41, who ran the half, said.  “No pun intended, but it didn’t seem to dampen anyone’s spirits. There were a lot of people out cheering in costumes. It was great. I would have had a hard time getting out of bed. I was pleasantly surprised.”

Saturday’s marathon marked the 100th for Fairfax, Va., resident Joe Harris (2:27:00). Former Congressman Jim Ryun (R-Kan.), who won a silver medal at the 1968 Mexico City Olympic Games in the mile, presented Harris with a plaque to commemorate the milestone.

Harris, a Vietnam veteran, said his inspiration to run long-distance races came from an unlikely source.

“In November of 2004 I got a phone call from my company commander in Vietnam who I hadn’t spoken to in about 30 years. He found my name and he gave me call and said ‘there’s a half marathon out here in Arizona in January. Let’s run it together,’” Harris, 65, said. “I did, and it was a Rock ‘n’ Roll half marathon. It was my first ever half.”

Harris has run 85 half marathons and 15 full marathons. He’s even convinced others to join him.

“I have a special group of friends and we call ourselves the Rock ‘n’ Roll gypsies. We travel all over the country and we see each other at different events,” he said. They’re just the greatest group of people in the world and they’ve stayed with me, they’ve run with me and they’ve pushed me on when I’ve gotten tired. Just having them with me gives me so much motivation. And that’s what running is really all about–being with friends.”

Harris doesn’t plan to slow down now that he’s reached the century mark. In fact, he and the Rock ‘n’ Roll gypsies will soon head to East Texas.  “I have Rock ‘n’ Roll Dallas next week, and then San Francisco. This year I have at least 12,” he said.

Some Run Washington featured marathoners had great days Sunday at the Marine Corps Marathon, but many missed personal time goals fighting strong headwinds and battling sinus issues. Still, each said they loved the experience of seeing the crowds and crossing the finish line.

See below to check on how each runner fared.

Jenn Pellegrino

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Jenn Pellegrino had a 26.2 mile birthday party at Sunday’s Marine Corps Marathon.

“I had a sign on my back that said celebrating my 30^th birthday,” she said. “All along the course people were wishing me a happy birthday. It felt like a big birthday party, can’t think of a better way to celebrate that next decade.”

Pellegrino finished the race in about 4:40 and said she “had a blast.” She’s run three marathons in the past month, so went out with the intention to take it easy and just enjoy the atmosphere.

“The Marine Corps is so special, I never try to push it,” she said.

Though she has nothing on the calender officially until the Big Sur Marathon in April, she said she’ll likely sign up for a couple other marathons before the end of the year.

“That’s to be determined, but I usually don’t go more than a few weeks without running a race,” she said.

Breanna Gawrys

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Breanna Gawrys was disappointed with her race time, but enjoyed the atmosphere on the course, with crowd support and inspirational reminders of those who had died in war.

“Overall it wasn’t quite what I wanted as far as time, but it started off really great for the first 10 miles. I was staying with 3:25 pace group, but I think I went out a little too aggressively. I didn’t feel too great after the half,” she said.

While she thought having more free time to train would leave her better prepared than last year’s race, she ended up finishing in 3:45, slower than her previous year’s time.

“I felt more ready, but I hadn’t really done fast long run training. I did my long runs at comfortable pace, and one night of speed work a week. I think I need to do a little bit more tempo,” she said.

She ran in a Team Red, White and Blue t-shirt and said the crowd support from members of the military made it so she couldn’t give up, even when she struggled in the second half. One of her favorite parts of the course was the Blue Mile on Hains Point, where pictures of fallen service members line the race course.

“It’s very inspiring and very touching,” she said. “Another thing that was really cool too was people racing with and pushing handicapped children and blind guys running, it’s very cool.”

She said she’ll definitely be back at the Marine Corps Marathon in 2015. In between, she’s already signed up for the Rock ‘n Roll half, but is trying to switch to the full marathon to have another shot at qualifying for Boston.

Kelly Swain

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Kelly Swain finished the race in 3:00:55 – less than a minute off her goal of breaking three hours in her first marathon.

Despite that, she said she gave the race her all and is happy with her performance.

“I would say I definitely gave everything I had, left everything out there. I’m really happy about my time and my overall place,” she said.

She said she struggled a bit around mile 17, but got a second wind through mile 22. The last two miles, with little crowd support along the highway, were “definitely rough.”

She said she faced a lot of ups and downs throughout the race – both emotionally and physically – and while no second marathon is on her calender right now, her coach encouraged her to sign up for a flatter race, she said.

On most of the course, however, Swain said she was surprised by how many people came out to cheer on runners. Some of her favorite parts of the course were just after Rock Creek Park and around the Capitol where throngs of people lined the race course.

“Usually I wouldn’t think with such a big race or such a long race there’d be so many people, but there were people everywhere, which was amazing,” she said.

With the marathon behind her, Swain can focus on her next big event: her wedding on Friday. With only a few small logistical things to take care of before then, Swain said she plans to spend most of the week just recovering.

Jon Deitchman

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Jon Deitchman loved the crowd support in his first Marine Corps Marathon. His favorite parts of the course were just after Hains Point, when spectators started lining the course again, and through the festival in Crystal City.

“With the festival they had going on, it was a really fun atmosphere. By that point, you know you’re so close it’s just beating your head,” he said.

Deitchman had hoped to break four hours, but ended up finishing in about 4:35. He said started off running with friends and had a hard time moving up around other runners at the beginning. While he may have missed his goal time, he said he was ecstatic just to have the experience of crossing the finish line.

“Everything from the opening ceremonies, it was just a blast and running was fantastic. It was a beautiful day,” he said. “I didn’t go as fast as I wanted to, but that just means next time I’ll have to do a little better. But overall, the experience in itself and just finishing was all your could really want to do.”

He said he hopes to be back out at the race next year to reach his goal time.

Jonathan Ferguson

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Jonathan Ferguson finished Sunday’s marathon in 2:58, blaming his missed goal of 2:50 on recovering from a cold and a strong headwind both heading over the 14th Street Bridge and heading toward the finish line.

“It was not exactly as I’d hoped,” he said. “I was holding up pretty good until I got to mile 20, then I really started to fall apart around there.”

He said his cold has made him miss a few days of training this week and he still didn’t feel 100 percent well for the race.

A highlight was getting to run with a few of his former team mates from the University of Maryland.

“We sort of missed each other at the start, but when we passed each other through Rock Creek Park, it was very fun to see them,” he said.

Anthony Garofano

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Anthony Garofano finished in 4:47, missing his goal to finish under four hours. He too was fighting off a cold and taking cold medicine, so said he was overall “pretty satisfied” with his performance in his first marathon.

“The good news is I set a PR, which is easy when it’s your first marathon. The bad news is I got beat by a man in a Stay Puft Marshmallow costume.”

He was reluctant to say whether he’s planning to tackle a second marathon, saying that he’s been told to wait a week to make that decision.

“It was certainly painful, but it felt good to finish,” he said.

He said his newborn daughter, Helen, was out on the course, including just before the finish line.

“My wife brought her out and I saw them a couple times, including just before that final hill up to Marine Corps war memorial,” he said.

While many loved the scenic course, crowd support, and near perfect weather, runners at Sunday’s Marine Corps Marathon universally raved about one thing: Marine volunteers who motivated them to cross the finish line.

“The Marines are amazing,” said Addie Thompson, a 24-year-old D.C. resident. “It’s really cool to see them supporting on the sidelines and everyone is so kind at this race, I’ve never experienced a race crew that was just to kind and helpful and supportive.”

[button-red url=”http://www.marinemarathon.com/Results/MCM_Results.htm” target=”_self” position=”left”] Results [/button-red]Thompson, who finished in under four hours, works out with November Project D.C., a group that promotes free fitness with workouts – including running the Lincoln monument stairs – all before the sun comes up. She credits her training with the group, and support from fellow group members along the course, for the improvement over her 2013 time at the race.

“I personally had a much better race,” she said. “Honestly NP has done so much for my training and the crowd, people were just planted all over and incredibly supportive. We have a really tight crew.”

Megan Clark, 34, also really thrived on the energy from those on the sidelines, saying the support from the crowd is what helped her hit her time goal at her first marathon.

“It was good, it was tough, but I think it went really well. It felt good on energy from the people,” she said. “Wonderful crowd support.”

The D.C. resident had hoped to finish in under 3:45, and ended up crossing the finish line in 3:42. While many spoke about the beautiful course passing by historic monuments, Clark said her favorite part of the course was getting Dunkin Donuts munchkins at mile 24.

While her first race was a success, Clark wasn’t sure if there’ll be another 26.2 in her future immediately after finishing.

“It’s too soon to ask. Everybody says wait until later today. Right now everything hurts.”

Whittney Hollingsworth, 50, struggled with hills at the start, saying that while she expected some hills, she wasn’t prepared enough for elevation changes at the beginning.

“I hurt from the beginning,” she said. “It wasn’t the time I was shooting for, but there was no disappointment in the time at all. I was just glad to get to that finish line.”

The 7-time marathoner from Elkmont, Ala., had a three-marathon bucket list: the New York Marathon, the Boston Marathon and the Marine Corps Marathon. With Sunday’s finish, she finally has completed all three and said each exceeded her expectations. Her family, who waited for her at the finish line, said the Marine Corps was the best for spectators, and Hollingsworth commented on the helpful volunteers, saying that “the Marines were wonderful.”

Paula Dubovoy, 23, broke four hours at her second marathon, where she ran for World Vision, a nonprofit that raises money to build wells for those who may not have access to clean water.

“What I love about them is they motivate people here to stay in shape and to achieve something that someone may think they would never be able to do but then there’s a greater purpose behind it as well,” the Westborough, Mass.-resident said.

Her favorite part of the course was the Marine volunteers at water stops and along the course cheering her on, while she could thank them for their service as well.

“It was just really neat seeing all the Marines and them cheering for us and thanking us and then being able to thank them as well. It’s just a cool thing, they’re thanking us and we’re thanking them,” she said.

Darjush Boushehri expected a mediocre performance, as his marathon training took a back seat to his final semester finishing up his J.D. at George Washington University. Despite that, the 33-year-old Greenbelt resident was happy with his performance at his second Marine Corps Marathon.

“My training had gone really downhill with grad school for the last month and a half, so I just decided I would stick with one of the pacing groups, 3:25. It was a hope and a dream and I came in at 3:26. That is my personal best by 22 minutes on this course,” he said. “So surprisingly well.”

He first ran the race in 2011 and came back because of the great organization and scenic course that winds by the Kennedy Center, one of his favorite parts of the course.

“It’s extremely well put together,” he said. “It’s great how it’s fairly flat overall. It has a little bit of hills to give you a little change, and seeing all the monuments of course.”

Boushehri ran Sunday for Teens Run D.C., a running group that pairs inner city kids who are interested in running any race distance with an adult mentor.

“It helps to keep them accountable, keep them in shape and give them something else to do,” he said.

He doesn’t any other races coming up before he graduates in December, but is working toward the Shamrock Whale Challenge in March, where he plans to run a 5 miler and a marathon on consecutive days, and will compete at Ironman Cozumel later in 2015.

Amid the museums that line the National Mall, Spc. Samuel Kosgei and Capt. Meghan Curran carved out their place in history when they both took leads in the Marine Corps Marathon that they would hold to the finish. Along the way, they both led their respective U.S. Army teams to military marathon team championships.

[button-red url=”http://www.marinemarathon.com/Results/MCM_Results.htm” target=”_self” position=”left”] Results [/button-red]Both races featured strong leads by front runners in the first half. Getachew Asfaw and Colleen Little tried to run away with the race. Little faded after the half and six women were within 70 seconds at mile 17. Curran passed Little in mile 18 but soon found herself facing a daunting 20th and 21st miles crossing the 14th Street Bridge into Crystal City. Little went on to finish in 27th in 3:10:13.

But help arrived, she said. “A group of Marine Corps team runners told me to tuck in with them and they helped me get over the bridge,” where winds out of the north were starting to wreck havoc with the last segment of many runners’ races.

“The last few miles were really hard, because it was new it me, it was windy, but knowing I was on a team helped me push myself,” she said. “I was just taking it one mile at a timer after 20.”

She grew up in Chelmsford, Mass. And ran cross country and track at West Point, but said she has, comparatively, taken her running in a more recreational perspective as she’s settled into her job as a field artillery officer at Fort Dix in Moorestown, N.J. At 28, she, in a way, sprinted to her first marathon. After running the Army Ten-Miler two weeks prior, she caught the eye of Lt. Col. Liam Collins, the All-Army team captain, who had a few places on the roster to fill at Marine Corps. Collins ran 2:40:50.

“I knew she was a great runner, but I didn’t know she wanted to do a marathon,” he said. “Once I learned that, it was an easy decision to put her on the team. I told her the key thing was to be patient early on, don’t run too hard on the first 10 miles. There’s plenty of time to catch people when they fall apart.”

“I had been planning to do a marathon at some point, but I wasn’t planning for it to be this soon,” she said. “Col. Collins came up to me after Army and said ‘want to run a marathon in two weeks?’ It moved things up a little.”

Her longest run to that point had been 20 miles, and she admittedly had difficulties fueling.  More of her last gel wound up on her leg than in her mouth.

“I was having a little trouble with my stomach, so I tried to take it a little at a time,” she said.

Kosgei emerged from Hains Point ready to make his move to catch Asfaw. Gutting into the lead with two 4:52 miles at 15 and 16, he was ready to take his shot.

“Our strategy was to win as a team, and we were going to do that by staying conservative early,” he said. “But we knew the fast guy would burn out, but we didn’t’ want to let him get too far ahead.”

Collins saw the race develop as he ran up Rock Creek Parkway as the leaders headed back south.

“I saw the leader so far ahead, but I was confident, I knew we were where we wanted to be,” he said. “They would catch him.”

Asfaw appears to have not finished the race.

A native of Uganda, Kosgei, 30, is stationed at Fort Riley in Junction City, Kan. where he is a medic. He has run the Twin Cities (where he set his 2:17:17 PR) and Houston marathons and ran track and cross country  at Lamar University, where he was a two-time All-American.

“It’s a hard course, but a marathon is a marathon,” he said of Marine Corps. “If it’s flat you still feel it. My legs were heavy, the win was too much, but I knew I had to stay focused. The last mile wouldn’t kill me.”

He hopes to compete in the World Military Games in South Korea. In 2015.

Behind him, Army teammate Spc. Laban Sialo, 31, made his marathon debut, finishing second in 2:23:48. A medic stationed at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, he was the 2012 indoor Division II champion in the 5k while at the University of Central Missouri.

“I wanted to get on the podium, so I could win a medal,” he said. “It’s a special thing to finish second in your first marathon.”

He focused his fall training on the Army Ten-Miler, and like Curran had not done specific  marathon training, topping out at one 22-mile run.

“At first I thought I wouldn’t be able to walk again, but now I feel good,” he said.

Lindsay Wilkins, 36, matched her second place from her 2008 Marine Corps Marathon (2:49:06), and though she was a few minutes slower at 2:52:20, she felt it was a much better race for her. She lives in Arlington and ran track and cross country at the University of Richmond.

“In 2008 I lost by 11 seconds, so this was a lot better race,” she said. “A lot less frustrating, but it was hard at the end.”

She ran much of the race with intermittent training partner Erin Taylor, and the two moved up gradually throughout the race. The two were hoping to break 2:50, but like many runners, saw the wind blow those hopes away.

“I felt like someone was pulling me back the last four miles,” she said. “I know I said a few times, ‘you’ve got to be kidding me!’ There didn’t seem too many guys to tuck behind this year, so we were alone for a lot of it.

As was third-place woman Navy Lt. Gina Slaby, stationed in Virginia Beach, two weeks after running the Eindhoven Marathon in the Netherlands. The 33-year-old was last year’s runner up.

“It wasn’t where I wanted to be,” she said. “We got stuck in the middle of no-man’s land when the wind picked up.”

She ran with Kara Waters, of Great Falls, most of the race, and finished a second ahead of her, in 2:52:32. She’s headed to deployment in Djibouti, but is looking forward to racing a 100 miler in May or June, then the 2016 Olympic Marathon Trials.

Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Justin Turner, PRed at his third Marine Corps Marathon, running 2:25:05. Not bad for a 35-year-old self-described “former obese smoker,” now stationed at Navy Base Coronado in San Diego.

“I just tried to stay patient, the leaders went out so fast. I sat back in 10th, but I knew people would start coming back to me,” he said. “They almost all did.

Arlington’s Mike Wardian was the first male master across the line, in fourth at 2:25:42 and Kristina Brendzel from Tampa led the  40+ women in 2:59:20 for eighth overall.

Marine Corps Marathon winners make moves on the Mall

Amid the museums that line the National Mall, Spc. Samuel Kosgei and Capt. Meghan Curran carved out their place in history when they both took leads in the Marine Corps Marathon that they would hold to the finish. Along the way, they both led their respective U.S. Army teams to military marathon team championships. Read more

Volunteers make the day for Marine Corps Marathon runners

While many loved the scenic course, crowd support, and near perfect weather, runners at Sunday’s Marine Corps Marathon universally raved about one thing: Marine volunteers who motivated them to cross the finish line. Read more

How’d They Do?

Run Washington featured six marathoners before and race and caught up with them afterward to reflect on their race experiences. Read on to learn about these runners and how they did. Read more

The Least Interesting Thing About George Banker?

He’s Running his 100th Marathon

Local running journalist, historian, competitor, race director and ambassador of the sport George Banker has been eyeing Marine Corps for his 100th marathon for some time. Read more

2013 Coverage

Shutdown Palace

Runners run, elected officials legislate and besides the dozens of honorary congressional chairman for the Cherry Blossom Ten Mile, never the twain shall meet.

Until October 2013. The first federal government shutdown in 17 years threw the running community into uncertainty as runners were ostensibly banned from National Parks Service property and race permits for that land disintegrated, putting the region’s marquee race in doubt. Read more

Men’s MCM winner holds lead for more than 25 miles

Wire-to-wire.

It almost has no place in any talk about a marathon, maybe only in a tall tale. The race is too long, too grueling, too open to disruption.

But Girma Bedada did it at the Marine Corps Marathon, running 2:21:31. Read more

Calway notches MCM title, Olympic Trials qualifier

With a strong lead in the Marine Corps Marathon, Army Capt. Kelly Calway had her opportunity–run harder now or spend seven months regretting it. With an impending deployment to Kuwait waiting for her a week later, the cool day in Washington was her chance to take care of qualifying for the U.S. Olympic Trials. Read more

Marine Corps midpackers find a lot to like

Much like Girma Bedada and Kelly Calway‘s efforts, Mike Kunzer‘s race at the Marine Corps Marathon was the culmination of years of preparation and training.

But Kunzer wasn’t focused on winning the race. He was thrilled to have finished, and it showed on his ebullient face. Read more