Record Your Results and Accomplishments - Click Above Link Updated on June 19, 2000 The JSRC Mall is Now Open! Stop in for A Visit! Check out the RealRunner Award for JSRC Fall Marathon Training Program Just Released For anyone planning on running (or just thinking about it) any of the many Fall Marathons here is a training schedule of long runs planned starting this July. The Runs are scheduled at our regular Sunday Meeting location in Middletown starting from Bodman Park or at the Manasquan Reservoir in Howell. You can go to either location. The Reservoir location is fairly flat, easy on the feet and conducive to pacing. You can jump in on any or all of these runs even if you are not doing a marathon. If you are training for a marathon at a different date you can adjust accordingly. Starting time for the runs is 7:30 AM for 20 milers at Bodman Park, 8 AM for other distances from Bodman and 8 AM from the Manasquan Reservoir Site for all distances. Liz Ireland will coordinate the Bodman runs; Jerry Convery will coordinate the Manasquan Reservoir runs. At Manasquan Reservoir you can run 5 mile loops with the idea that you will have running partners up to 20 miles. At Bodman Park you can run long for 10, 11, 12, 15 or 17 miles staying in the "Stone Church" area and going through Hearthshorne Woods. With the "Monster Loop" you are committing to run either 19 or 22 miles. These runs are stamina, strength runs with hills and varying terrain. All these long runs are set up for Sundays. If there is an unforseen conflict, we could move a session to Saturday. Contact Jerry Convery at 732-290-1920 for more information or if you have any questions. Here is the complete schedule: July 9 15 miles July 16 15 miles July 23 15 miles July 30 20 miles August 13 15 miles August 20 20 miles August 27 15 miles September 3 15 miles September 10 Philly Half September 17 20 miles September 24 15 miles October 1 Jersey Shore Half October 8 20 miles October 15 Seaside Half October 22 10 miles October 29 10 miles November 5 Marathon Beach Run is Back Yes! The Beach Run is Back and what an evening for a run on the beach. Beautiful skies, a spirited field and a little warm weather made for a very interesting and challenging race. Runners started out in front of Seven Presidents Park in Long Branch for a 2 + mile run south on the beach, turned around and then traversed a hill up to the Promenade to a finish at the park. At the start Cindy Zipf of Clean Ocean Action thanked the runners for participating and focused on the groups efforts in making sure our most valued resource, the Atlantic Ocean, stays as pristine as it looked to the runners and spectators. Among those running included Long Branch Mayor Adam Schneider (finishing time of 37:12) who along with the other participants will probably be feeling the pain in their calfs for quite sometime. The Event was put on by The Jersey Shore Running Club and Clean Ocean Action. Phil Hinck was the Race Director. At the awards ceremony Phil thrilled with the success of the event jokingly promised to make the race a 10K next year and run all the way into Asbury Park on the Beach. Many of the participants could be seen asking for apps for next year's event! Check out the complete results. Some JSRC finishers included: Gerhard Dohne 23:24 Tom Mulvaney 24:05 Chris Murphy 25:27 Dawen Cicccone 26:05 Steve Foley 26:24 Jack Cheer 26:28 Susan Kofad 26:48 Randy Brown 27:10 Bob Hayes 27:39 Dick Hill 29:36 Robin Rossow 30:31 Carlos Morillo 32:52 Joan Scrivanich 33:08 Raman Lakshmanan 34:40 Marilyn Ryder 36:12 Peggy McKean 37:46 Cherie Sanchez 41:24 Sabrina Scrivanich 45:07 Alice Hinck 48:01 Easter Seals Run 5K Bar Anticipation, South Belmar, NJ, Saturday, June 10, 2000 The Jersey Shore Running Club again helped out to benefit a very worthy cause. On a hot day with the temperature approaching 90 degrees times were somewhat slower than expected. The overall winner was Steve Semple (pictured with his daughter to the left)of Convent Station, NJ in a time of 17:45 and Laura Rhatigan (in the center of the start picture above wearing red) of Ship Bottom was the women's leader in a time of 19:28. Other top finishers were Jerry Muldoon of Red Bank in 19:08(2nd M), Megan Becht of Wall in 21:52(2nd F0 , John MacGillivray of Metuchen in 20:41(3rd M) and Terry Stephenson of Brick in 22:20(3rd F). Runners were treated to a post race barbecue and many rested for the Beach Run in the evening. Among JSRC finishers were: Randy Brown 22:30 Summer Series Now Running In the second week of the Series some brand new winners, a bigger field and faster times. On the men's side Dave Demonico of South River was the top finisher in a time of 15:35. On the women's side Alicia Guliano of Manasquan was first in a time of 18:05. In the first week of The Club's Fifth Annual Summer Series of 3 Mile Open Races and 1 Mile Youth Runs the overall winner on the men's Side was Joe Donahue of Point Pleasant and for the Women it was Brianna Jackucewicz of Farmingdale. Complete results are now posted. Check back. The series continues this Thursday and every Thursday throughout the Summer. Check here for more information. Jersey Shore "River"Club Members of the Jersey Shore Running Club recently participated in some cross training with a canoe and kayak trip down the Manasquan River. It was voted at the last Club Meeting to make this an annual Event. Shown are some of the members who participated at the past Trip Party at Mark Griggs house. - after they cleaned up and showered! NYC Marathon Bus By now many runners have received their notification of acceptance into the NYC 2000 Marathon. It is time to start planning on how to get to the start and then get back home. A most convenient way is to take advantage of the Central Jersey Road Runners Bus which leaves from Cranford, just off the Parkway, and drops runners off at the start. It then transports spectators, luggage and refreshments to the finish. You meet up in a Gym just across from the finish line with refreshments and a comfortable ride back. The cost is only $27 and is well worth it. To sign up send a check payable to CJRRC and mail to: Mark Zenobia, 54 Thomas Drive, Clark, NJ 07066. For more information call 732-381-0318. The bus is also great for spectators as they can see the start and get into Manhattan well ahead of the first finishers. Police Athletic League Track Championships Howell, New Jersey , June 10, 2000 1500 Meter Run Bantam Girls Brianna Jackucewicz 1st 5:17.8 Amanda Cavallo 2nd 5:36.9 800 Meter Run Brianna Jackucewicz 1st 2:42.6 Amanda Cavallo 3rd 2:50.0 400 Meter Run Brianna Jackuewicz 1st :73 Amanda Cavallo 3rd :77 JSRC Cleans Up at Spring Lake 5 Runner's at New Jersey's largest road race were treated to some exceptional weather on their run through the streets of Spring Lake, New Jersey. The overall winner was Fred Klevan of Merion, Pa. and on the women's side it was Megan Bell-Phillips in 29:55. A total of 7089 Runners finished the race. The club had a significant presence at the event (It really cleaned up!) and contributed once again to a successful event put on by John Haulenbeek and Miles Ahead. A long list of Club Members volunteered and many more ran in the race. A complete list of finishers is posted. Among the club finishers were: Dave DeMonico(3rd) 26:14 Peter Sabat 27:52 Tom Hall 28:14 Bob Bonpietro 28:29 Bob Cavallo 28:56 Bill Scholl 28:57 Henry Mercer 29:30 Tom Zarra 29:34 Jeff Reger 30:08 Paul Looney 30:08 Brianna Jackucewicz 31:11 Gary Krebs 32:01 Rich Macko 32:22 Tom Mulvaney 32:57 Jennifer Gunn 33:12 Dawn Ciccone 33:41 Matt Heagney 32:46 Walt MacGowan 33:49 Jon Brodsky 33:57 Andrew Nasto 34:17 Bob Gordon 34:24 Jane Erbe 34:27 Mary Conry 34:31 Linda Puzzo 35:22 Graham Wisdom 35:29 Susan Foley 35:54 Dave Picascia 35:57 Randy Brown 36:37 George Meyer 36:46 Pam Allen 36:59 Gene Napalitano 37:31 Dot Taylor 37:59 Tom McCloskey 38:14 Liz Scott 38:53 Mary Cavallo 40:54 Wendy McKnight 42:28 Sutah Robbins 42:31 Kathy Porzio 42:49 Marianne Reagan 42:52 Patty Lackey 42:58 Catherine Murphy 44:13 Linda Piff 44:25 Matt Sodano 44:43 Patty Ramsden 44:59 Bill Micculli 45:22 Renee Valentine 45:25 Joan Scrivanich 46:59 Sabrina Scrivanich 53:00 Catherine Bertekap 57:14 After the Race many club members partied away at Barbara Keenan's to celebrate the race and her birthday. The party continued for several days and some prominent club members were left hanging out to dry! Ghost Town Marathon Helena, Montana Ed Hahn - Finished Covered Bridges Marathon Mike Bake 1:41 Miles for the Millennium Steve Williams 1241 Bob Bonpietro 970 Deanna MacLean 690 Bob Potter 656 Bill Renna 542 Peggy McKean 299(205) Fear The Pier 3 Miles A Point to Point course directly into a very strong wind. Dave DeMonico 16:42(1st) Gerhard Dohne 18:57(1st Master) Janice Rein 21:24 (1st F) Randy Brown 22:16 Robin Rossow 25:00(2ag) Peggy McKean 25:25 Covered Bridge 10 K Joan Scrivanich 53:01 Kathy Kennedy 54:21 Sabrina Scrivanich 1;03:44 Ridgewood 10K Rob Moir 45:43(PR) Seeking Marathon Training Partner I am looking for a training partner for the 2000 NYC Marathon and would be interested in running with someone for long runs at 8 to 9 minute pace. Contact Nick. Staten Island Advance Memorial Day 4 Miler Bobby Cavallo 23:20 Amanda Cavallo 27:51 Alexandra Cavallo 34:59 AAU State Championships 1500 Meter Bantam Girls Brianna Jackucewicz 5:25 (1st Place) Amanda Cavallo 5:36 (2nd place) 800 Meter Bantam Girls Brianna Jackucewicz 2:46(1st place) Amanda Cavallo 2:54(3rd place) 800 Meters Primary Girls Alexandra Cavallo 3:32(1st Place) Top 4 qualify for Region 1 Championships in July Las Vegas Marathon David Gross 3:44:04 National Capital Marathon Ontario, Canada David Gross 3:50:43 Club Receives Recognition Local and International Awards The Club has been recognized this past month locally here as well as internationally for its efforts in promoting running and for its commitment to the local community. On May 18 the Women's Center of Monmouth County honored the Club for its long standing support of the Women's Center's Programs against Domestic Violence. Through the Saturday in the Park Race held on the Saturday of Labor Day weekend for the past 6 Years the Event has raised over $70,000 as well as brought attention to the Center's Programs which includes a domestic violence shelter for families. The Club was honored at a Banquet and Received a Plaque presented by The Women's Center. Extending its reach throughout the world the Club was also awarded the RealRunner.Com Running Club of the Month for June 2000. RealRunner.Com is an international running web site which recognizes running clubs every month for their efforts in promoting running and their involvement in the community. The Club was the first US based Club to receive the distinction. The award was made possible by the many members who regularly volunteer their time to the activities of the Club such as volunteering at the Special Olympics. The award carries more than just prestige it also comes with a 1000 pound(about $1,500) monetary award as well as being featured on the RealRunner Web Site for the month of June. Look for the Club to be featured starting in June at RealRunner.com. Midland Run A bus load of Club Members traveled up to Far Hills, NJ to participate and volunteer for the Midland Run this past Sunday May 21. The Club's Trademark Orange Jackets were prominent in the mass of Runner gathered for what is dubbed, "The Woodstock of Running.". And just like Woodstock when it rains there will be mud and the runners feet and legs told the story. Besides assisting with the Kid's Races the Club also provided assistance to many cars (and one Ryder Truck) which were stuck in the mud, leading President Phil Hinck to offer yet another service for runners at future races. The Bus organized by Ira Wiss was terrific and a lot of fun. Liz Ireland did a terrific job in catering and providing hospitality at our tailgate location right on the finish line. Afterward the group continued the festivities at Carlos O'Connors in downtown Red Bank. The overall winner was Paul Mwangi of Ossining, NY in 46:12 and for the women Milka Jepchirchi in 54:52. Complete results are posted. Some Club members Times: 15K Dave DeMonico 50:12 Ilona Bella 1:01:55 Gary Krebs 1:05:45 Jack Cheer 1:10:04 Dave Picascia 1:10:13 Chris Coghlan 1:13:01 Jim Trezza 1:13:42 Ed Mislavsky 1:13:54 Bob Both 1:19:31 Phil Hinck 1:19:32 Mary Moriarty 1:19:40 Liz Ireland 1:23:32 Raman Lakshmanan 1:25:51 Jennifer Thien 1:29:15 Barbara Keenan 1:30:06 Ira Wiss 1:32:00 Diane Cheer 1:36 Emily Huff 1:36 Jessie Joseph 1:36 John Gilmartin 1:41 Bill Koch DNS John Eddy DNS 5K Barbara Moldoch 18:36(1st F) Ken Verammen 20:26(3ag) John MacGillivary 22:53 Joan Scrivanich 26:42 Donna Mehler 28:04(1ag) Carla Guidice 31:10 Sabrina Scrivanich 32:55 Mary Stevens 35:06 Cape May 10K Kathy Porzio 51:00 Bahr's 5M Just about the toughest 5 Miler Around! Peter Sabat 29:12 Jeff Reger 31:05 Ralph Alamo 34:30 Dawn Ciccone 35:20 Randy Brown 38:45 Bob Hayes 39:51 Susan Ardito 40:12 Peggy McKean 43:21 Bill Renna 46:57 Ft Monmouth 5K Lisa Ryan 24:52(3ag) Bill Renna 27:06 Monmouth Beach 3 Miler Complete Results are Here! Several club members turned out to volunteer on an otherwise gloomy and rainy Saturday. Among the Club finishers were: Dave DeMonico 16:22(1st OA) Matt Heagney 18:15 Randy Brown 20:43 Susan Ardito 22:06J(1st F) Edison Day Bob Cavallo 17:46(1ag) Ken Verammen 19:26 Amanda Cavallo 21:24(1ag) Alexandra Cavallo 26:47(2ag) USATF Meeting Mark Troxler Dear JSRC members: As JSRC liaison for USA Track & Field-NJ I attended the quarterly meeting of USATF New Jersey. Meetings are held quarterly on the second Wednesday of the month at 7:30 PM at Tillet Hall, Room 209, Rutgers University. The latest meeting was on May 17, 2000. This was an important meeting in that new officers and at large members were elected. Anyone can attend the meetings. The web site is www.usatf.org/assoc/nj/ As a quick summary of the meeting, Madeline Bost, President call the meeting to order. Minutes from the last meeting were approved, as well as the latest financial report. Elections were held. The following is a list of the new officers. President- Madeline Bost (uncontested), VP Andrew Boyajian (uncontested), Secretary William Pollinger (uncontested), Treasurer Joe Croghan (uncontested), At Large member Maurice Bell, Long Branch TC (14 votes/27), College Coach Roberta Anthes, Rutgers, Athlete Kimberly Keenan Kirkpatrick. Reports for the Sports Committees were given. Many upcoming races and Track Meets were discussed. The Garden State Games will be July 8, at Rutgers not July 22. The State Junior Olympics will be on June 17. The State Masters T&F meet will be on June 4 at Monmouth regional high school. Race walk clinics are held every Wednesday at 6pm at the Wall recreation center. Again this is just an overview. A complete schedule can be found at www.ustaf.org/assoc/nj/ An officials report was given by Ed Sabin. The Big East Track & Field Championship was held this year at Rutgers and will be held again next year. Currently in NJ there are 3050 USATF members The National Junior Olympic Championships will be held at the end of June in Buffalo. The NJ chapter of USATF is one of the main organizers of the meet along with several other associations. Under new business there will be an all comers meet in June 14, the Homdel International Track & Field Meet. The meeting was adjourned at approximately 10:15pm. So what does all of this mean to JSRC. First USATF is the National governing body for LONG DISTANCE RUNNING as well as race walking and track & field. What happens with this organization affects us all. To me this is a very difficult group to contact. At least I thought. I have been trying to get involved with them for the past 10 months. I have made numerous phone calls and emails to find out when and where they meet without any success. Once I found out about a meeting the day after. But now I am in the loop and so are you. At the meeting the officers truly did not understand why so few people attend the quarterly meetings. For the past 10 years I have lived in Oklahoma and we had the same problem. It took me 2 years to get involved with the Oklahoma Association of USATF. I then was elected VP of that association. Two of my main goals that I felt I accomplished was the public awareness of USATF in Oklahoma and the unification of LDR with Track & Field. I feel the same needs to be done in NJ. USATF-NJ is an opportunity for Road Running Clubs, Track Clubs and Race walking clubs as well as individuals to get together quarterly and discuss the problems with their sport. USATF-NJ has a new person managing the office. That person is Julie Schick. I encourage all to call her at 732-296-0006 or myself at 732-897-1757. Mark Troxler, DO Jersey Shore Running Club National Chair, Sports Medicine, Youth Athletics, USATF Thanks Thanks to all the JSRC volunteers who helped make this Year's New Jersey Area Six Special Olympics held at Long Branch High School on Saturday, May 13, 2000 another success. The pictures tell the story! View Past Updates in the Archive Return to Main Page
Updated on June 19, 2000
The JSRC Mall is Now Open! Stop in for A Visit!
For anyone planning on running (or just thinking about it) any of the many Fall Marathons here is a training schedule of long runs planned starting this July. The Runs are scheduled at our regular Sunday Meeting location in Middletown starting from Bodman Park or at the Manasquan Reservoir in Howell. You can go to either location. The Reservoir location is fairly flat, easy on the feet and conducive to pacing. You can jump in on any or all of these runs even if you are not doing a marathon. If you are training for a marathon at a different date you can adjust accordingly. Starting time for the runs is 7:30 AM for 20 milers at Bodman Park, 8 AM for other distances from Bodman and 8 AM from the Manasquan Reservoir Site for all distances. Liz Ireland will coordinate the Bodman runs; Jerry Convery will coordinate the Manasquan Reservoir runs. At Manasquan Reservoir you can run 5 mile loops with the idea that you will have running partners up to 20 miles. At Bodman Park you can run long for 10, 11, 12, 15 or 17 miles staying in the "Stone Church" area and going through Hearthshorne Woods. With the "Monster Loop" you are committing to run either 19 or 22 miles. These runs are stamina, strength runs with hills and varying terrain. All these long runs are set up for Sundays. If there is an unforseen conflict, we could move a session to Saturday. Contact Jerry Convery at 732-290-1920 for more information or if you have any questions. Here is the complete schedule:
July 9 15 miles
July 16 15 miles
July 23 15 miles
July 30 20 miles
August 13 15 miles
August 20 20 miles
August 27 15 miles
September 3 15 miles
September 10 Philly Half
September 17 20 miles
September 24 15 miles
October 1 Jersey Shore Half
October 8 20 miles
October 15 Seaside Half
October 22 10 miles
October 29 10 miles
November 5 Marathon
Yes! The Beach Run is Back and what an evening for a run on the beach. Beautiful skies, a spirited field and a little warm weather made for a very interesting and challenging race. Runners started out in front of Seven Presidents Park in Long Branch for a 2 + mile run south on the beach, turned around and then traversed a hill up to the Promenade to a finish at the park. At the start Cindy Zipf of Clean Ocean Action thanked the runners for participating and focused on the groups efforts in making sure our most valued resource, the Atlantic Ocean, stays as pristine as it looked to the runners and spectators. Among those running included Long Branch Mayor Adam Schneider (finishing time of 37:12) who along with the other participants will probably be feeling the pain in their calfs for quite sometime. The Event was put on by The Jersey Shore Running Club and Clean Ocean Action. Phil Hinck was the Race Director. At the awards ceremony Phil thrilled with the success of the event jokingly promised to make the race a 10K next year and run all the way into Asbury Park on the Beach. Many of the participants could be seen asking for apps for next year's event! Check out the complete results. Some JSRC finishers included:
Gerhard Dohne 23:24
Tom Mulvaney 24:05
Chris Murphy 25:27
Dawen Cicccone 26:05
Steve Foley 26:24
Jack Cheer 26:28
Susan Kofad 26:48
Randy Brown 27:10
Bob Hayes 27:39
Dick Hill 29:36
Robin Rossow 30:31
Carlos Morillo 32:52
Joan Scrivanich 33:08
Raman Lakshmanan 34:40
Marilyn Ryder 36:12
Peggy McKean 37:46
Cherie Sanchez 41:24
Sabrina Scrivanich 45:07
Alice Hinck 48:01
The Jersey Shore Running Club again helped out to benefit a very worthy cause. On a hot day with the temperature approaching 90 degrees times were somewhat slower than expected. The overall winner was Steve Semple (pictured with his daughter to the left)of Convent Station, NJ in a time of 17:45 and Laura Rhatigan (in the center of the start picture above wearing red) of Ship Bottom was the women's leader in a time of 19:28. Other top finishers were Jerry Muldoon of Red Bank in 19:08(2nd M), Megan Becht of Wall in 21:52(2nd F0 , John MacGillivray of Metuchen in 20:41(3rd M) and Terry Stephenson of Brick in 22:20(3rd F). Runners were treated to a post race barbecue and many rested for the Beach Run in the evening. Among JSRC finishers were:
Randy Brown 22:30
In the second week of the Series some brand new winners, a bigger field and faster times. On the men's side Dave Demonico of South River was the top finisher in a time of 15:35. On the women's side Alicia Guliano of Manasquan was first in a time of 18:05. In the first week of The Club's Fifth Annual Summer Series of 3 Mile Open Races and 1 Mile Youth Runs the overall winner on the men's Side was Joe Donahue of Point Pleasant and for the Women it was Brianna Jackucewicz of Farmingdale. Complete results are now posted. Check back. The series continues this Thursday and every Thursday throughout the Summer. Check here for more information.
Members of the Jersey Shore Running Club recently participated in some cross training with a canoe and kayak trip down the Manasquan River. It was voted at the last Club Meeting to make this an annual Event. Shown are some of the members who participated at the past Trip Party at Mark Griggs house. - after they cleaned up and showered!
By now many runners have received their notification of acceptance into the NYC 2000 Marathon. It is time to start planning on how to get to the start and then get back home. A most convenient way is to take advantage of the Central Jersey Road Runners Bus which leaves from Cranford, just off the Parkway, and drops runners off at the start. It then transports spectators, luggage and refreshments to the finish. You meet up in a Gym just across from the finish line with refreshments and a comfortable ride back. The cost is only $27 and is well worth it. To sign up send a check payable to CJRRC and mail to: Mark Zenobia, 54 Thomas Drive, Clark, NJ 07066. For more information call 732-381-0318. The bus is also great for spectators as they can see the start and get into Manhattan well ahead of the first finishers.
Howell, New Jersey , June 10, 2000
1500 Meter Run Bantam Girls Brianna Jackucewicz 1st 5:17.8 Amanda Cavallo 2nd 5:36.9
800 Meter Run Brianna Jackucewicz 1st 2:42.6 Amanda Cavallo 3rd 2:50.0
400 Meter Run Brianna Jackuewicz 1st :73 Amanda Cavallo 3rd :77
Runner's at New Jersey's largest road race were treated to some exceptional weather on their run through the streets of Spring Lake, New Jersey. The overall winner was Fred Klevan of Merion, Pa. and on the women's side it was Megan Bell-Phillips in 29:55. A total of 7089 Runners finished the race. The club had a significant presence at the event (It really cleaned up!) and contributed once again to a successful event put on by John Haulenbeek and Miles Ahead. A long list of Club Members volunteered and many more ran in the race. A complete list of finishers is posted. Among the club finishers were:
Dave DeMonico(3rd) 26:14
Peter Sabat 27:52
Tom Hall 28:14
Bob Bonpietro 28:29
Bob Cavallo 28:56
Bill Scholl 28:57
Henry Mercer 29:30
Tom Zarra 29:34
Jeff Reger 30:08
Paul Looney 30:08
Brianna Jackucewicz 31:11
Gary Krebs 32:01
Rich Macko 32:22
Tom Mulvaney 32:57
Jennifer Gunn 33:12
Dawn Ciccone 33:41
Matt Heagney 32:46
Walt MacGowan 33:49
Jon Brodsky 33:57
Andrew Nasto 34:17
Bob Gordon 34:24
Jane Erbe 34:27
Mary Conry 34:31
Linda Puzzo 35:22
Graham Wisdom 35:29
Susan Foley 35:54
Dave Picascia 35:57
Randy Brown 36:37
George Meyer 36:46
Pam Allen 36:59
Gene Napalitano 37:31
Dot Taylor 37:59
Tom McCloskey 38:14
Liz Scott 38:53
Mary Cavallo 40:54
Wendy McKnight 42:28
Sutah Robbins 42:31
Kathy Porzio 42:49
Marianne Reagan 42:52
Patty Lackey 42:58
Catherine Murphy 44:13
Linda Piff 44:25
Matt Sodano 44:43
Patty Ramsden 44:59
Bill Micculli 45:22
Renee Valentine 45:25
Joan Scrivanich 46:59
Sabrina Scrivanich 53:00
Catherine Bertekap 57:14
After the Race many club members partied away at Barbara Keenan's to celebrate the race and her birthday. The party continued for several days and some prominent club members were left hanging out to dry!
Helena, Montana
Ed Hahn - Finished
Mike Bake 1:41
Steve Williams 1241
Bob Bonpietro 970
Deanna MacLean 690
Bob Potter 656
Bill Renna 542
Peggy McKean 299(205)
A Point to Point course directly into a very strong wind.
Dave DeMonico 16:42(1st)
Gerhard Dohne 18:57(1st Master)
Janice Rein 21:24 (1st F)
Randy Brown 22:16
Robin Rossow 25:00(2ag)
Peggy McKean 25:25
Joan Scrivanich 53:01
Kathy Kennedy 54:21
Sabrina Scrivanich 1;03:44
Rob Moir 45:43(PR)
I am looking for a training partner for the 2000 NYC Marathon and would be interested in running with someone for long runs at 8 to 9 minute pace. Contact Nick.
Bobby Cavallo 23:20
Amanda Cavallo 27:51
Alexandra Cavallo 34:59
1500 Meter Bantam Girls
Brianna Jackucewicz 5:25 (1st Place)
Amanda Cavallo 5:36 (2nd place)
800 Meter Bantam Girls
Brianna Jackucewicz 2:46(1st place)
Amanda Cavallo 2:54(3rd place)
800 Meters Primary Girls
Alexandra Cavallo 3:32(1st Place)
Top 4 qualify for Region 1 Championships in July
David Gross 3:44:04
Ontario, Canada
David Gross 3:50:43
The Club has been recognized this past month locally here as well as internationally for its efforts in promoting running and for its commitment to the local community. On May 18 the Women's Center of Monmouth County honored the Club for its long standing support of the Women's Center's Programs against Domestic Violence. Through the Saturday in the Park Race held on the Saturday of Labor Day weekend for the past 6 Years the Event has raised over $70,000 as well as brought attention to the Center's Programs which includes a domestic violence shelter for families. The Club was honored at a Banquet and Received a Plaque presented by The Women's Center. Extending its reach throughout the world the Club was also awarded the RealRunner.Com Running Club of the Month for June 2000. RealRunner.Com is an international running web site which recognizes running clubs every month for their efforts in promoting running and their involvement in the community. The Club was the first US based Club to receive the distinction. The award was made possible by the many members who regularly volunteer their time to the activities of the Club such as volunteering at the Special Olympics. The award carries more than just prestige it also comes with a 1000 pound(about $1,500) monetary award as well as being featured on the RealRunner Web Site for the month of June. Look for the Club to be featured starting in June at RealRunner.com.
A bus load of Club Members traveled up to Far Hills, NJ to participate and volunteer for the Midland Run this past Sunday May 21. The Club's Trademark Orange Jackets were prominent in the mass of Runner gathered for what is dubbed, "The Woodstock of Running.". And just like Woodstock when it rains there will be mud and the runners feet and legs told the story. Besides assisting with the Kid's Races the Club also provided assistance to many cars (and one Ryder Truck) which were stuck in the mud, leading President Phil Hinck to offer yet another service for runners at future races. The Bus organized by Ira Wiss was terrific and a lot of fun. Liz Ireland did a terrific job in catering and providing hospitality at our tailgate location right on the finish line. Afterward the group continued the festivities at Carlos O'Connors in downtown Red Bank. The overall winner was Paul Mwangi of Ossining, NY in 46:12 and for the women Milka Jepchirchi in 54:52. Complete results are posted.
Some Club members Times:
15K
Dave DeMonico 50:12
Ilona Bella 1:01:55
Gary Krebs 1:05:45
Jack Cheer 1:10:04
Dave Picascia 1:10:13
Chris Coghlan 1:13:01
Jim Trezza 1:13:42
Ed Mislavsky 1:13:54
Bob Both 1:19:31
Phil Hinck 1:19:32
Mary Moriarty 1:19:40
Liz Ireland 1:23:32
Raman Lakshmanan 1:25:51
Jennifer Thien 1:29:15
Barbara Keenan 1:30:06
Ira Wiss 1:32:00
Diane Cheer 1:36
Emily Huff 1:36
Jessie Joseph 1:36
John Gilmartin 1:41
Bill Koch DNS
John Eddy DNS
5K
Barbara Moldoch 18:36(1st F)
Ken Verammen 20:26(3ag)
John MacGillivary 22:53
Joan Scrivanich 26:42
Donna Mehler 28:04(1ag)
Carla Guidice 31:10
Sabrina Scrivanich 32:55
Mary Stevens 35:06
Kathy Porzio 51:00
Just about the toughest 5 Miler Around!
Peter Sabat 29:12
Jeff Reger 31:05
Ralph Alamo 34:30
Dawn Ciccone 35:20
Randy Brown 38:45
Bob Hayes 39:51
Susan Ardito 40:12
Peggy McKean 43:21
Bill Renna 46:57
Lisa Ryan 24:52(3ag)
Bill Renna 27:06
Complete Results are Here!
Several club members turned out to volunteer on an otherwise gloomy and rainy Saturday. Among the Club finishers were:
Dave DeMonico 16:22(1st OA)
Matt Heagney 18:15
Randy Brown 20:43
Susan Ardito 22:06J(1st F)
Bob Cavallo 17:46(1ag)
Ken Verammen 19:26
Amanda Cavallo 21:24(1ag)
Alexandra Cavallo 26:47(2ag)
Mark Troxler
Dear JSRC members: As JSRC liaison for USA Track & Field-NJ I attended the quarterly meeting of USATF New Jersey. Meetings are held quarterly on the second Wednesday of the month at 7:30 PM at Tillet Hall, Room 209, Rutgers University. The latest meeting was on May 17, 2000. This was an important meeting in that new officers and at large members were elected. Anyone can attend the meetings. The web site is www.usatf.org/assoc/nj/ As a quick summary of the meeting, Madeline Bost, President call the meeting to order. Minutes from the last meeting were approved, as well as the latest financial report.
Elections were held. The following is a list of the new officers. President- Madeline Bost (uncontested), VP Andrew Boyajian (uncontested), Secretary William Pollinger (uncontested), Treasurer Joe Croghan (uncontested), At Large member Maurice Bell, Long Branch TC (14 votes/27), College Coach Roberta Anthes, Rutgers, Athlete Kimberly Keenan Kirkpatrick. Reports for the Sports Committees were given. Many upcoming races and Track Meets were discussed. The Garden State Games will be July 8, at Rutgers not July 22. The State Junior Olympics will be on June 17. The State Masters T&F meet will be on June 4 at Monmouth regional high school. Race walk clinics are held every Wednesday at 6pm at the Wall recreation center.
Again this is just an overview. A complete schedule can be found at www.ustaf.org/assoc/nj/ An officials report was given by Ed Sabin. The Big East Track & Field Championship was held this year at Rutgers and will be held again next year. Currently in NJ there are 3050 USATF members The National Junior Olympic Championships will be held at the end of June in Buffalo. The NJ chapter of USATF is one of the main organizers of the meet along with several other associations. Under new business there will be an all comers meet in June 14, the Homdel International Track & Field Meet. The meeting was adjourned at approximately 10:15pm.
So what does all of this mean to JSRC. First USATF is the National governing body for LONG DISTANCE RUNNING as well as race walking and track & field. What happens with this organization affects us all. To me this is a very difficult group to contact. At least I thought. I have been trying to get involved with them for the past 10 months. I have made numerous phone calls and emails to find out when and where they meet without any success. Once I found out about a meeting the day after. But now I am in the loop and so are you. At the meeting the officers truly did not understand why so few people attend the quarterly meetings. For the past 10 years I have lived in Oklahoma and we had the same problem. It took me 2 years to get involved with the Oklahoma Association of USATF. I then was elected VP of that association. Two of my main goals that I felt I accomplished was the public awareness of USATF in Oklahoma and the unification of LDR with Track & Field. I feel the same needs to be done in NJ. USATF-NJ is an opportunity for Road Running Clubs, Track Clubs and Race walking clubs as well as individuals to get together quarterly and discuss the problems with their sport. USATF-NJ has a new person managing the office. That person is Julie Schick. I encourage all to call her at 732-296-0006 or myself at 732-897-1757.
Mark Troxler, DO Jersey Shore Running Club National Chair, Sports Medicine, Youth Athletics, USATF
Thanks to all the JSRC volunteers who helped make this Year's New Jersey Area Six Special Olympics held at Long Branch High School on Saturday, May 13, 2000 another success.