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Updated on May 06, 2007
Lake Como
A great day for a run at the Annual
Lake Como 5K. The weather was ideal and a turn out of over 300 runners
participated in the race dedicated to the memory of Grannia Maggio.
There was a
repeat of last week's results from the Blue Claws 5K. For the men
repeating was Luciano Oliveira of Long Branch 9on the left) in a time of 17:12 followed by
Phil Wood of Forked River in 17:14 and then Stephen Roman of Monroe in 17:21,
Roger Hopper of Forked River in 18:27 and Mike Foley of Edison in 20:02.
On the women's side also repeating from last week was Krissa Loretto (on the
right) of Toms
River in a time of 19:21 followed by Devin Solvik of Jackson in 20:14, Meagan
Droplain of Aberdeen in 20:21, Stephanie Dixon of Madison in 20:49 and Susan
Berotti of Brooklyn in 22:09.
Thanks to all the volunteers led by
Race Director, Jerry Frazee who
made the race possible.
Club Finishers included: Dave Terra
Nova 23:48
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Alane Mahoney 1:57
Rye NY Derby
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Susan Grant 44:34, Alan
Palestine 44:34
St Anthony's Tri
Chris Wilcox 2:23:31
Coming Up
Sunday, April 29, 5K, Colt 5K Trail Run, 10:00 am, Lincroft, NJ, presented
by CBA Alumni Association, On Line Registration at jerseyrunner.com
application: http://www.jsrc.org/raceapps/colt5k.pdf,
registration: http://jerseyrunner.com
Saturday, May 5, 9:30 AM, Sandy Hook Lighthouse 5K Run/Walk for the
Blind, Gateway National Park, 3rd Annual event, presented by Eatontown Lions, to
benefit Camp Happiness, Application,
On
line Registratrion , lighthouse5k@yahoo.com
Sunday, May 6, 9:30 AM, Rumson-Fair
Haven Run, Rumson, NJ, 5 mile, 9:30am, 3K, 11:15,
Application, Online
Registration, 732-741-2140
Long Branch Half
Tom Natoli 2:19:07, Grace
Baratta Perez 2:32:48
Reebok Grand Prix
Volunteers Welcome - June 2nd - Randall's Island.
We need 35 to 40 JSRC members and their friends to volunteer at the 3rd Annual
Reebok Grand Prix Track and Field event
on Saturday, June 2, 2007. The event is at a world class track and field event
venue at Randal's Island in NY City.
We volunteered at this event last year and have been invited back by event
organizers. No previous experience is necessary as the
tasks involved all the way from selling tickets to the event, handing out
programs, escorting the runners to the start, and general
setup of the event logistics.
For all volunteers last year, Reebok provided a pair racing running shoes, a
golf shirt and a hat. Also provided were snacks and drinks.
The club will coordinate a luxury bus to bring us there and back. It will be
from Lincroft/Red Bank GSP commuter parking lot. The
cost of the bus trip will be $20. Club will provide additional soda and snacks
for the trip. The event starts at 5 pm and goes until 9 pm.
The bus will leave the commuter lot at 2 pm so we are there around 3 pm to help
with the organization. We will leave after the event completes.
This is your chance to see world class athletes up-close and in person and also
see potential world records set.
If you are interested in volunteering, send email to Raman at boardwalk2@gmail.com
Bradenton Fl 5K
Frank Pelcher 25:25
Tim's Triathlon
25 - 25 - 25
Jersey Shore Relay Shines
Asbury
Park Press Article - Jim
Robbins Article
The Sun finally shined down on the Jersey Shore Relay after a
few years of rainy weather. And what a day it was. With 323 teams
competing in this year's event the runners made their way form Seaside Heights
to the finish in Asbury Park with the sun shining bright and were treated to a
great post race party at the Asbury Park Convention Hall..
The overall winning team was the McGowan Men's Team in a time
of 2:31:50. Other top teams were: New York Athletic Club Team 3 in a
time of 2:37:20 and the Jersey ShoreTri Club in a time of 2:40:33. Check
the Results
for all finishers and complete category results.
The Top Fund Raiser was "Shore Resolutions".
The best dressed team is shown on the left - THe Jersey Shore
Relay Super Heroes who made a spcial appearance for the Relay.
Thanks to all the volunteers from the Jersey Shore Running
Club, Special Olympics and the Southeast District Elks Special Children's
Committee who made for a Really SPECIAL Day..
Relay Award and Volunteer T- Shirt Pick Up
First Place teams who did not pick up their awards at the
Award Ceremony can pick them up this Tuesday at the JSRC Club Meeting to be held
at the Deal Fire House at 7 PM.
Volunteers who did not receive their shirts can also pick up
them up at the meeting.
APP/OCO Blue Claws 5K
It was a perfect day for a Ball Game and for a 5K race
at the beautiful First Energy Blue Claws Stadium in Lakewood. The final
score in the main event was JSRC's LUCIANO Oliveira of Long Branch finishing on the left as first
male finishers in a time of 16:59 and for the women it was KRISSA
Loretto (age 15) of Toms River in a time of
18:38
The race was sponsored by the Asbury Park Press and Ocean
County Observer and staged by the Ocean Running Club with Race Director Phil
Hinck.
Runners enjoyed a post race Baseball Game. The winners
got to throw out the first ball.
Among the club finishers were: Doug Stetter 36:08, Marti
Stetter 36:07, Marty Fitzpatrick 19:55(2ag), Ralph Garfield
22:18(1ag)
Lincoln Tunnel Challenge
Karen Gregory 31:56, Jack O'Connell 21:15
Congrats to Jersey Shore Boston
Marathon Finishers
Among the many Jersey Shore
finishers were: Matt Hannay 2:51;35, bob Horn 2:56:37, Kevin
McNamara 3:06:38, Mick Morris 3:07:51, Rich Brugger
3:20:27, Paul Weber 3:22:42, Ken Coles 3:26:32, Csaba Konya
3;56:36, Mike Baker 4:01:11, Larry Schauer 3;45;12, Denise
Kelley 3:34:48, John Paradise 4:00:36, Lisa Caucino 4:08:14, Karen
Gianforte 4:08:48, Michael Gianforte 4:08:49, Michelle Rawls
4:09:31, Michael Turano 4:10:19, Larry Rosenblatt 4:21:29, Dick Heuser
4:23, Sutah Robins 4:33, Allison Scaduto 5:10, Bernie McCauley 5:32
Parkhill 5K
Press
Article
The Start of the First Annual
Parkhill 5K Race
It was an ideal day for running at
the first Annual Parkhill 5K race held at Joe Palaia Park in Ocean
Township. A field of nearly 200 runners competed with the weather a bit
chilly but ideal for the runners which took them through the winding trails of
the Park.
Overall Winners were:
| Male |
Overall |
Female |
| Jason
Robbie, 15:15, Red Bank, 30 |
1st |
Leslie Naughton, 19:44, Brielle, 40 |
| Luciano
Oliviera, 15:42, Long Branch, 28 |
2nd |
Kiernan Delaurier, 19:54, Atl. Highlands, 26 |
| Jeremy
Pilkington, 15:50, Allenhurst, 26 |
3rd |
Rebecca Beirne, 20:02, Red Bank, 28 |
Congratulations to Matt Shafer and
all the volunteers who put on a successful first year event.
Brooklyn Half Marathon
Diane Diolivera 1:32:06
Zinn 5K
Chelsea Hayes First Female Overall
- Congrats to Chelsea
Neither heavy rain nor cold nor
severe winds kept a small field of dedicated athletes from the completion of
their appointed founds in the 42nd annual Captain Ronald Zinn
Memorial Races Sunday, April 15th at the Wall Township, N.J. Municipal Complex.
Brian Hill of Middletown led the 5K runners in 19:38, followed by John Behrens
of Howell (21:44) and Larry Bergmayer of Spring Lake (22:33.) Women's winner was
Chelsea Hayes of Ocean Township (30:44.) The scheduled 10-kilometer walk was
reduced to 5K and saw John Soucheck of Little Silver (25:25), John Fredericks of
Neptune (30:07) and Tom Quattrocchi of Spotswood (30:26) place 1-2-3. Women's
walk winner was Maria Paul of Long Branch (35:35.)
Chelsea Hayes 32:50, Bob Hayes 32:54
FAU Boca Raton Tri
Chris Wilcox 1:02:28
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AM Start Time Weather Forecast
If it is cancelled - may want o consider
running in the Relay as Iron Man/Woman next Saturday.
Saturday, April 21, 8 AM, Jersey Shore Relay Distance Run, Individual Run of
26.2 Miles, Seaside Heights to Asbury Park, NJ, Register
On Line at JerseyRunner.com, This is only for those who will be doing the
entire course on their own
Press
Article on Sgt Pat's
Building Tomorrow's 5K
Fred Linkhart 23:51
Asbury Park Birthday Party
Sgt Pat's Honors a Hero
A
crowd of over a thousand runners came out to honor Long Branch Police Officer
Patrick King at the Annual Sgt Pat's 5K Race held in Long Branch, NJ. The
runners had to deal with some frigid temperatures and a strong head win on the
return of the out and back course along the ocean front. The
overall winner Stefan Berndt of Dresden, Germany (on the left) in a time
of 16:02 was followed by Dan Newman of Englishtown in a time of 16:53 and Pedro
Espinosa of Freehold in a time of 17:07. . For the women it was Tara
Sarnacki of Long Branch (on the right) in a time of 19:30 followed by Gaby
Barrett of Freehold in a time of 20:44 and Cara Natoli of Belmar in a time of
22:03.
Sgt King was slain in the line of
duty several year's ago and the race which was formerly the St Patty's Day 5K
was renamed in his honor.
Kid's Races were also held inside of
Seven President's Park and the Easter Bunny was on hand to greet them as they
finished.
A post race party was held at the
Celtic Cottage.
Congratulations to Race Directors
Phil and Penny Hinck for a very memorable event as well as all the volunteers
from the Jersey Shore Running Club and other local organizations which made the
event possible.
Muareen King with Race Director
Phil Hinck
Among the many club finishers
were: Ralph Garfield 23:16, tom Natoli 28:55, Peggy McKean 30:49, Terry
McKean 26:13, Jack O'Connell 22:25, Allison Milancewich 36:46, Karen
Gregory 31:24
JSRC Runs on Dunkin
Thursday Running Group after the
filming of clips for the Run at Dunkin Promo
Please Note: We were not allowed to
take photos during the filming and all quotes are quarantined until the ads are
played on the air. Everyone was required to sign a waiver and release. The
ads will air during the NBA Finals.
Sgt Pat's Update
This Saturday - April 7 - Long
Branch
The Start of Last Year's Sgt Pat's
5K
This is the 18th Year and the
Oldest JSRC Event
Volunteers are welcome - please
show up at 9 AM at the Windmill across from Seven President's Park
Pre Race Shirt Pick Up at the
Celtic Cottage on Friday Evening from 6 to 8 PM.
Fool's Run
Please Note that there are no
compiled results for this Race.
A huge field of over a thousand
runners competed in the annual Manasquan Fool's Run. JSRC's and 107.1 The
Breeze's Diane Diolivera was the women's winner in a time of 19:21 followed by
JSRC's Gabby Barrett in a time of 19:48 and Jocilyn Doran in 19:55. For the men
it was. Pedro Espinosa in a time of 16:15 followed by JSRC's Matt Hannay in a
time of 16:25 and Jay McGovern in 16:28.
Among the Club Finishers were:
Matt Hannay 16:28, Brian Marley 20:16, John Moetz 20:09, Thom
Rogasis 26:55, Ed Alburtus 19:12, David Terra Nova 23:01,
Leslie McKernan 22:35, Marti Stetter 25:03, Dennis Hart
26:06, William Aromando 20:56, Jack Cheer 22:16, Diane
Cheer 27:10, Allison Milancewich 37:00, Tom Natoli 30:32<
Martin Terry Jr (Age 8) 30:00, Martin Terry Sr 30:05
Sad News
Al
McKean's Father Passed Away -at the Age of 83
JSRC and Dunkin Donuts Perfect
Together
The Club has been approached by
Dunkin Donuts to participate in a new National Ad Campaign featuring people and
groups that "Run on Dunkin". Dunkin's Theme is "America
Runs on Dunkin" and The Club and Dunkin Donuts also share Orange in their
Official Colors.
This coming Thursday at the regular
JSRC Thursday Evening Club Run Dunkin Donut's Advertising Company (Hill,
Holiday) will be at the Dunkin Donuts store in Belmar on Ocean Avenue filming a
promotional video. The Producers will select 10 people to participate in a
video which will be part of the national promotional campaign. The
advertising company has asked us to collect short essays from those who
are interested on "Why I Run on Dunkin" - it must be short enough to
fit in a 30 second clip. We will then submit them to Hill, Holiday
for a pre -screening. Entrants will be taped reciting their essay on
Thursday at 6 PM at Dunkin Donuts and the top ten will be selected based on the
essay, the uniqueness and character of the presentation - they have emphasized
that uniqueness is most important and are looking for people wearing unique
clothes, costumes, hair, etc.
The ten winners will receive
Unlimited Dunkin Donuts beverages for One Year.
So put your thinking cap on and send
in your short essay on "Why I Run on Dunkin" to jsrc@hotmail.com.
and then stop by Dunkin Donuts this Thursday. Spectators are also welcome.
Submissions must be received by 9 AM DST, Tuesday, April 3rd - You must
pre register. Include your name and address. All participants will be
required to sign a waiver and must be at least 18 years of age..
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Cherry Blossom 10 Miler
Larry Jones 1:28:12, Sara Shaugnessey 1:47:35, Yuliya
Priporina 1:28:22, Donna Mehler 1:51:59, Marty Fitzpatrick 1:10:50
New Hope 5K
Ralph Garfield 23:15(1ag)
Cooper River Bridge Run
Frank Pelcher 1:05, Shelly Pelcher 1:05
Indian Trails
15K
Fred Linkhart 1:17:38, Scott
Winrow 1:04:18(3ag), Marcia Winrow 1:08:35(1ag), Carol Irwin 1:18:24,
Larry Perlberg 1:15;18, Susan Sanatore 1:27:27
5K
Grace Barratta Perz 31:35, laura
Perlberg 26:45
NYRR Scotland 10K
Tom Natoli 1:00:22
California IronMan
Chris Wilcox 5:26:24
Women's 101 Update
Monday, June 11, JSRC
Women's Running 101, a 12-Week Running Fitness Program, classes at
5:00 PM and 6:30 PM
Breakfast in Red Bank
The Red Bank Elks located on West
Front Street host a monthly breakfast the first Sunday of the month - its
a great place to stop after a run - it starts this Sunday. Stop after the Sunday
Run or after Indian Trails - or just stop in for Breakfast. We would like
to make this a regular event for the Club - if anyone is interested in being the
coordinator let us know at jsrc@hotmail.com.
Group Runs Update
Group
Runs are on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday - Stop by soon!
The
Club's Wednesday Evening Run has started at Holmdel Park. We meet at 6 PM
at the Visitor's Center where there are bathrooms, water fountains and a place
to hang out. We generally stop at Perkins for a bite to eat after the run for
anyone who is interested. Its a beautiful and challenging course through
the park. We do from 3 to 6 miles and all paces are represented. Its
convenient from the Parkway if you are coming home from the North back to the
Shore - Please stop by - all are welcome.
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